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This survey will determine your ability scores, fantasy race, class, alignment, and character level describing what you would be if you were transformed into a Dungeons and Dragons character. This is a long survey, so set aside about 15 to 20 minutes to complete all 140 questions. Each question should be answered as accurately as possible by choosing the answer that either describes you the best or the answer with which you agree the most. The answers have been placed in random order, so read carefully. You must answer every question to get the best possible result. Given the range of ability scores and the number of race, class, alignment, and character level combinations, this survey can produce over 1.5 TRILLION different results. Once you have finished answering all of the questions, submit your responses using the button at the bottom of this page. The results page will display all of your basic character information and the details of your alignment, race, and class. Also, HTML code that can be used to display the results on your own site and a detailed breakdown of your scores in various categories will be shown if you leave the option boxes checked. You will also have an option to post your results to the Hall of Heroes. Please finish the process by posting your results so that I can keep track of how this survey is performing. You'll have to type in a "fantasy name" to go with your character's stats, so think about your name while you complete the survey below. I am happy to announce that the *<font color="red">WARLOCK</font>* has been added as a possible class result to the survey! *PLEASE NOTE:* This test requires support for both JavaScript and pop-up windows. If your browser doesn't support both of them, you're out of luck. If you are not sure if your browser will work, scroll to the bottom and click on the "What D&D Character Am I?" button to test before filling out all of the questions. The Hall of Heroes is now closed to new heroes. There is no longer an option on the results page to post your hero. The Waiting Room only has room for fifty heroes, and with the traffic this site now experiences, updating the Hall of Heroes has become an enormous task. I'd like to thank all of you that posted your results to the Hall of Heroes. Information from over one thousand heroes has been entered into a database. If you would like to view some statistics please visit the [[http://www.easydamus.com/hallofheroesstats.html][Hall of Heroes - Statistics]] page. Millions of people have visited the site. The *[[http://www.easydamus.com/characterfaq.html][Frequently Asked Questions]]* page addresses many of the questions and comments I've received. I'd like to thank *Emmy* for her critique of the survey as it got me thinking about the original that I used as inspiration. A link to NEPPYMAN'S original survey is here: *[[http://neppyman.sytes.net/dndwho/][NEPPYMAN'S Original Survey (Version 4.10)]]* Also, please visit my site on [[http://easydamus.com/alignment.html][The Alignment System]] where I've compiled alignment information from the first three editions of Dungeons and Dragons, Dragon magazine articles, and other games. A big thanks to *Jacob Z.* who requested that I alter the site so that users can answer blocks of questions (and leave other sections blank). I've gone through the survey and fixed the glitch that "filled in" answers that were left blank. Now, if you don't want to answer all 140 questions, you can just answer the ones you want and see what you get! *FREE GAME SUPPLEMENTS:* If you're an Old School or d20/3.5/3.75 enthusiast, I've completed a rulebook detailing a classless, purchase-based advancement system for use with all fantasy OGL games along with a microlite set of rules called Basic d20. You can also find an addendum to the Rules Cyclopedia and notes for Ars Magica d20. For more details, click here ([[http://www.easydamus.com/CustomCharacters.html][Custom Characters]]) *SHAMELESS PROMOTION:* Are you interested in... D&D Third Edition? "Class-less" Systems? The Rules Cyclopedia? Ars Magica? If so, check out my [[http://www.easydamus.com/CustomCharacters.html][Custom Characters]] page. I'd like to thank J. Richardson for pointing out a few grammatical errors on the page and Teao for finding a scoring discrepency. These errors have been fixed. *Now, on to the survey!*