Ever wondered which character from the beloved series 'How to Train Your Dragon' you are most like? Answer questions about your personality traits, dragon preferences, and your role within a group to find out!
1. How do you typically react in a dangerous situation?
Make sure everyone knows my boldness in facing it.
Charge ahead with a battle cry!
Protect those around me and ensure they're safe first.
Analyze the situation and develop a strategy.
2. Which type of dragon do you prefer?
A swift and agile dragon.
A dragon that's intelligent and strategic.
A dragon with fierce strength and combat skills.
A loyal and protective dragon.
3. What role would you naturally gravitate towards in a team?
Leader, guiding and making key decisions.
Strategist, planning our every move.
Warrior, fighting on the front lines.
Support, offering skills and advice.
4. How important is loyalty to you in personal relationships?
Not as important as bravery or strength.
It's the most important trait.
Loyalty can be earned over time.
Important, but other traits matter too.
5. How do you handle conflicts within your group?
Step up and assert strong leadership.
Address it directly with a competitive spirit.
Encourage teamwork and listening.
Mediate and find a peaceful solution.
6. What describes your approach to new challenges?
Dive in head-first and figure it out as I go.
Carefully analyze and plan ahead.
Proceed with caution but stay curious.
Look to others for support and guidance.
7. What motivates you the most?
Making a positive impact on my community.
Gaining power and control.
Seeking new adventures and experiences.
Acquiring knowledge and understanding.
8. How do you handle failure?
Take it personally but stay determined.
Learn from it and try again.
Reflect on it and seek new ways of solving the problem.
Get frustrated but keep pushing through.
9. Which quality do you value most in a friend?
Humor and playfulness.
Courage and bravery.
Intelligence and thoughtfulness.
Loyalty and trustworthiness.
10. What is your biggest strength?
Compassion and understanding.
Strategic thinking and planning.
Loyalty and dedication.
Strength and combat skills.
11. What's your idea of a perfect day?
Spending quality time with friends or loved ones.
Competing in a challenge or honing skills.
Exploring new places and having adventures.
Learning and discovering new information.
12. How do you view rules?
Rules are meant to be broken.
Rules are guidelines that can be bent when needed.
Rules are there but creativity is key in applying them.
