D&D General D&D Class Test- Which character class suits you?

[Corinnguard]

About two days ago, a member of my role-playing group posted this D&D Class Test on our Discord channel. And it proved to be something of a hit amongst my group. By answering each of it's 60 questions, the test will give you an idea as to which class in D&D suits you.

What did you guys get when you took this test? BTW, I took this test three times, and each time it gave me a high % for Monk. I have never played a Monk at all in D&D.

 

[dave2008]

My results were indefinite:

 

[Corinnguard]

My results were indefinite:

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Were you surprised by the results?

 

[GrimCo]

Only one odd here is ranger. I don't really play them. But bard, rogue and warlock are my usual go to classes.

 

[Wofano Wotanto]

There must be a glitch, it's telling me I should play more Traveller.

 

[aco175]

I was thinking from the questions it was going to tell me paladin or rogue, but ranger was a surprise.

 

[AnotherGuy]

Barbarian 75%
Warlock/Druid 70%

 

[Buzzqw]

accurate.

BHH

 

[roger semerad]

reposting my results from the original thread.

I answered the questions as truthfully as I could. I'm highly intellegent, poorly social, a bit of an outcast, highly independent, and strongly value knowledge. I was expecting to be like 110% wizard, but nope. I'm apparently full Paladin. Nailing Paladin that hard at first confused me, but then I remembered that 5th Paladins didn't have to be divinely focused. A freedom fighter type Paladin actually would describe my perfect self pretty well. Highly motivated by my own moral compass, trying to help those that I saw as being taken advantage of, perfectly comfortable working on the fringes of society.

Edit:
I was pretty surprised by how accurate the results were. Paladin caught me a little off guard, but made sense in retrospect. The others I probably would have given the same % if I just set them myself, except cleric. Cleric should be something like 20%.

 

[TwoSix]

Monk, then Ranger, then Wizard. Not exactly what I was expecting, but not that far off.