Which "Random Magic" character are you?

Developed by: Random Magic

The world of “Random Magic” is crammed full of eccentric characters. Which one’s your alter ego?

Question 1: You’re most likely to be spotted around town wearing:

	a dark satin riding dress and a nine-headed whip made of snakes.
	a patchwork tunic and a pair of dusty old leather boots. They don't quite match.
	a diaphanous golden toga, embroidered with silver swans.
	an immaculately tailored, dark green velvet gown.
	a sleek black evening coat.

Question 2: Strangers most often describe me as:

	drop-dead sexy. And they’d be right.
	a wise-ass
	I don’t like people.
	inspiring
	melancholy

Question 3: What you’d be most likely to find in my garden, if I had one:

	nightshade, belladonna and night-blooming orchids.
	a skeleton.
	a tree house with windows made of multicolored glass.
	a pile of books.
	butterfly trees and singing trumpet flowers.

Question 4: Real magic is:

	creativity
	useful
	tricky
	unnecessary
	invariably found where you least expect to find it.

Question 5: The most valuable treasure is:

	freedom
	knowledge
	love
	art
	power

Question 6: My particular brand of magic is:

	charm
	white magic
	black magic
	grey magic
	mesmerizing my prey.

Question 7: My hobbies are:

	trying out new magic spells, getting myself out of trouble.
	trying on haute couture, eating my dinner guests.
	lying on a divan, pondering deeply. Does that count as two hobbies?
	winning at blackjack and haunting the crossroads.
	reading, gathering intelligence, annoying the other immortals.

Question 8: My lucky number is:

	13
	I make my own luck.
	infinity
	666
	nine

Question 9: When it comes to love:

	Get lost, before I turn you into something foul.
	Euw. Who needs it?
	To know me is to love me.
	Is divine, dark and eternal.
	Love is an art, and I’m a true artist.

Question 10: My credo is:

	Nemo me impune lacessit/(No one attacks me with impunity)or Odi profanum vulgus et arceo/(I hate the profane masses, and avoid them)
	Ars longa, vita brevis/(Art is long, life is short) or Vinum et musica leatificant cor/(Wine and music delight the heart)
	Mens agitat molem/(The mind moves the mountain)
	Ad astra per aspera/(To the stars through difficulties) or Acta non verba/(Action, not words)
	Ulula cum lupis, cum quibus esse cupis/(Who keeps company with wolves, will learn to howl) or Homo homini lupus est/(Man is a wolf to man)