Which "Quest For Glory" Class Are You?

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Starting in 1989, the "Quest For Glory" series (then called "Hero's Quest") was created by Corey and Lori Ann Cole and published by Sierra On-Line until the fifth and final game was released in 1998. The premise of the game was that you were a hero (you were allowed to name your character, although you were always male) and you had the option to choose from four distinct classes: Fighter, Magic User (later called Wizard), Thief, and Paladin.

1

You're trapped in prison cell and there's one tired, less-than-interested soldier guarding you. How do you escape?
- I would appeal to his conscience and if that didn't work, I would reluctantly resort to force, taking what I need to get away.
- I would talk to the soldier and while he's distracted, deftly lift his keys, so when he finally moves away or falls asleep, escape!
- I would cast "Calm" on the soldier, making him fall asleep, so I could take his keys and unlock the cell.
- I would grab the soldier as he comes near and slam his head against the bars as hard as I could, knocking him out. I would then use his keys to get away.
2

Would you tell the truth, even if doing so landed you in trouble?
- If telling the truth won't get me into too much trouble, sure. I'd do it.
- I think it would depend on the situation.
- Truth is sometimes overrated.
- There is never any excuse to tell a lie.
3

What is a worthwhile reward for your efforts?
- Gold is always nice; so is a place to stay and a "nightly visit" from someone of the opposite gender would be appreciated as well.
- Money, money, money!
- Gold is always good and so are discounts on really expensive items!
- Doing good is a reward in of itself.
4

Who or what is your mortal enemy?
- The purest form of evil and/or the undead.
- A lack of knowledge or a deficiency in mana.
- Failing to prepare for a battle with the appropriate weaponry and armor or a display of cowardice.
- Authority, security and unnecessary/accidental noise.
5

Do you commonly employ the use of items such as swords, axes, shields and heavy armor?
- Yes, I do and I'm quite comfortable with all of them, but the weapons and armor I use are all somewhat modified to suit my purpose.
- I wouldn't really know how to use such equipment properly.
- These are the tools of my trade and as such, I am an expert with them.
- I could use the above mentioned items, but I'd prefer not to do so. I tend to prefer small, quick weapons that are easily hidden and can be thrown if needed.
6

Given the choice, which would you first opt for? Peaceful negotiations or a full-fledged war?
- Honestly? I don't really care which happens. Whether people fight or talk it out, they'll all be too busy to notice me looting their houses and shops.
- It's always best to attempt opening up communications first and seek peaceful means; only if that fails, should we resort to violence.
- There's already been too much talk! To arms!
- Depending on the situation at hand, either one could work for or against me, so I'd have to see for myself first, before giving an answer.
7

You've been fighting an incredibly tough monster for hours. You're wounded and tiring rapidly. It seems your opponent has no intentions of backing down. What do you do?
- I'd try casting "Dazzle" and hope that it would blind my opponent, giving me enough time to escape the battle.
- I lock my jaw, grip my weapons tightly and brace my body for the next few waves of combat. One of us will fall and it will not be me!
- I would attempt to use my "Awe ability" and scare the monster off for a few moments, so I would be able to retreat safely.
- I would make the most of my highly skilled agility and dexterity attributes and while avoiding the next attacks, strike the monster hard, wounding it bad enough to distract it. Then I would be able make a break for it!
8

How do you feel about magic and those who practice it?
- Magic is in everything we see, touch, hear, feel and even breathe. It is our very life's blood. Those who seek to understand the ways of magic and manipulate it can do great good and great harm.
- Magic and the wizards who employ it are neither good nor bad. It all depends on who wields the magic, much like who thrusts the blade of their sword. Both steel and magic, when used together properly, might complement each other well.
- Sure, magic can put on a good show and might scare off a few brigands or brainless beasts, but when push comes to shove, a heavily armored warrior with combat experience is what wins the day; not some wimpy, silk-wearing bookworm who relies on theatrics.
- I could see where magic would definitely have some use, but overall, it's nothing essential to everyday life.
9

If you were to compare yourself to a contemporary video game genre, what would you be?
- I'm a Real Time Strategy Game -- I need to carefully plan my setup and movements ahead of time, but once I do, my attack consists of a spectacular special effects show!
- I'm a First Person Shooter -- I tend to run in head-first, ready for combat and like to strike with as much force as I can. If I know I'm about to lose, I want to take as many of the enemy down with me!
- I'm a Role Playing Game -- I like to see if there are multiple solutions to problems, some of which might involve discussion and others combat.
- I'm an Adventure Game -- I tend to look for alternative methods to tackle obstacles, since I'd prefer to use violence/combat only if all else fails. When I can figure something out or fool someone else using my wits alone, that's when I feel I've truly won the fight!
10

What's the ultimate position you hope to achieve one day?
- I'd probably like to become one of the headmasters at the Wizard's Institute of Technocery (WIT).
- The next best thing to being born royalty (or becoming it), is earning the title of Chief Thief. In essence, that crowns that individual as the "king of the thieves."
- I'm happy where I am now. A true Paladin is content with wandering the land, fighting evil, helping the downtrodden and working towards the greater good.
- Some form of nobility, with the best being a king, of course. If that didn't happen, then I suppose I might settle for becoming the leader of the Eternal Order of Fighters (EOF), but that would be a distant second choice.

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Which "Quest For Glory" Class Are You?

You're trapped in prison cell and there's one tired, less-than-interested soldier guarding you. How do you escape?

Would you tell the truth, even if doing so landed you in trouble?

What is a worthwhile reward for your efforts?

Who or what is your mortal enemy?

Do you commonly employ the use of items such as swords, axes, shields and heavy armor?

Given the choice, which would you first opt for? Peaceful negotiations or a full-fledged war?

You've been fighting an incredibly tough monster for hours. You're wounded and tiring rapidly. It seems your opponent has no intentions of backing down. What do you do?

How do you feel about magic and those who practice it?

If you were to compare yourself to a contemporary video game genre, what would you be?

What's the ultimate position you hope to achieve one day?

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