What's Your D&D Alignment? Take This Personality Test to Discover Your True Character
Are you lawful or chaotic, good or evil? Take this D&D alignment personality test to gain insight into your character and how you interact with the world around you!
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- You find a wallet on the ground with $100 in it. What do you do?Take it to the police station as lost property. · Try to find the owner yourself using any identification inside. · Keep the money and discard the wallet. · Leave it where it is, assuming the owner may come back for it.
- Your friend wants to copy your homework because they forgot to do it. What is your response?Refuse and encourage them to do their own work. · Agree, but only if they promise to do their next assignment themselves. · Let them copy, hoping they'll help you in the future. · Ignore their request and pretend you didn't hear them.
- At work, you discover that a colleague has been embezzling funds. What do you do?Report it to your supervisor immediately. · Confront the colleague and give them a chance to confess. · Use the information as leverage for a favor. · Stay out of it and pretend you didn’t notice.
- A loved one needs an expensive medical treatment you cannot afford. What do you do?Start a fundraising campaign to cover the costs. · Sell some of your possessions to gather money. · Consider stealing to afford the treatment. · Hope that they get better on their own without the treatment.
- You witness a crime in progress. What action do you take?Call the police immediately. · Try to intervene and stop the crime yourself. · Record the incident and share it online. · Walk away quickly to avoid getting involved.
- Your boss takes credit for your work. What is your reaction?Calmly discuss the issue with your boss. · Complain to higher management or HR. · Let it slide and hope it doesn’t happen again. · Seek ways to embarrass your boss subtly in return.
- A charity you don’t personally believe in asks for a donation. What do you do?Politely decline and explain your reasons. · Donate a small amount to avoid conflict. · Refuse and criticize the charity. · Pretend you don’t have any money to spare right now.
- You overhear a co-worker spreading harmful gossip about another co-worker. How do you handle it?Confront the gossiper and defend the co-worker. · Inform the co-worker who is the target of the gossip. · Use the gossip to your advantage to gain favor with the gossiper. · Ignore it and avoid getting involved in office drama.
- A new law is passed that you fundamentally disagree with. What do you do?Join a peaceful protest to show your disagreement. · Write a letter to your local representative expressing your views. · Find ways to bypass or ignore the law. · Accept it and try to live your life as best as possible within the new constraints.
- You find out your friend is cheating on their partner. What do you do?Confront your friend about their behavior. · Tell their partner the truth. · Advise your friend to come clean to their partner. · Stay out of it entirely.