Supernatural Race Quiz
What Supernatural Race Are You?
At the Darke Institute for Supernatural Offenders, there are six main magical races that make up the inmates: angels, vampires, fae, merpeople, witches, and elementals. Which magical race do you belong to?
Do you NEED to have wings?
1. Yes! The ability to fly is a must-have at the Institute. Give me those wings, baby!
2. No. I’ll use other forms of magic to get by.
3. I could take them or leave them.
Do you want an animal companion?
1. I have to have one. Give me those magical creatures!
2. Only if it’s a cat.
3. This is an odd question, but is there like… an option to have your animal companion date you? Like, can I get a hot shifter hunk of a boyfriend/girlfriend? Best of both worlds.
4. I don’t need a pet. One more thing to lose at the Institute.
What is your most powerful ability?
1. I use my light magic and wings to manipulate the world to my whims.
2. I brew potions, cast spells, and work with the moon to call magic to my aid.
3. My siren scream helps me fight, and my long tail helps me swim fast underwater.
4. I command illusion magic, and create reality from my own imagination.
5. I’m super fast, and super strong, the greatest predator in the world. No one can match my might.
6. The natural elements and the weather bows to my command.
What is your biggest flaw?
1. If you clip my wings, I lose my magic. I’ll have to wait for my feathers to grow back to be powerful again.
2. I’m weak without my mate. I need to find my fated partner to be strong in this world.
3. I can’t go far from the water or the ocean for long, otherwise, I’ll die.
4. I’m not strong alone, but in a group, my coven can do powerful things.
5. I can’t go out in sunlight, and I need to drink blood to survive.
6. If you kill my magical creature, I’ll die too. I need to bond to an animal to survive.
When people complain about you, what do they say?
1. I’m too shy and quiet. I need to speak up, but I just don’t have any confidence.
2. I can be an arrogant asshole, but I can’t help it if I’m always right.
3. People say I’m judgmental and stuck-up, but if they just listened to me, their lives would be better.
4. I’m a hothead who has a temper. I can let my emotions get the best of me.
5. I can be too passive. It’s better to get along than it is to rock the boat, right?
6. I have strong morals, and it’s hard to get me to compromise on them. I won’t budge if I’m standing my ground.
How do the guards at the prison treat you?
1. Terribly! They’re always picking on me or beating me up. I can’t catch a break.
2. They ignore me. Either they’re too afraid of me or I’m not interesting enough to bully.
3. They respect me, and I pay them off to treat me well.
What were you sentenced to the Institute for?
1. Murder.
2. I have a long list of petty crimes. My government got fed up with me and shipped me off to teach me a lesson.
3. I don’t deserve to be here, but I’m not as innocent as you think. What I did was horrible, but I had no other choice.
4. Crimes against the government. Anarchy!
5. Whatever I did, the judge got my sentence wrong. I shouldn’t be here.
What’s your strategy for surviving at the Institute?
1. Find some close friends. Our people have only lasted this long by sticking together.
2. I’m a loner. If I remain invisible and no one notices me, I won’t be interesting enough to become a target.
3. Join a gang. You’re pretty tough, and you can handle doing whatever it takes to get out of here.
4. You can glide by on your reputation and by paying everyone off with bribes and favors. No one wants to hurt the guy funneling contraband in.
5. Maybe if you stay underwater, no one will hurt you…
Some jerk in the cafeteria stole your meal! What are you going to do about it?
1. Kill him.
2. Let him have it. It’s not worth getting in a fight over. You’ll just ask the guards for another one.
3. This guy needs to be taught a lesson. You’ll figure out a way to get back at him later, and it’ll be painful.
What is your greatest trait?
1. I care about the good of the world. I want all people to be equal and everything to be just.
2. I’m determined and resilient. No matter what hardships come my way, I refuse to give up.
3. I’m generous and accepting. I have an open mind, as well as an open heart that will consider new ideas and different ways of thinking.
4. I’m intelligent and fair. I never judge others and always think the best of people, no matter what.
5. I am wise, and have a lot of experience. I’m willing to make hard choices to provide a better life for my community.
6. I put other people first. My self-sacrifice and compassion will have bettered the world when I am gone.