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Kittyinatoaster

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Questions: 19 | Attempts: 880 | Updated: Mar 16, 2022

This quiz is based off of material found in one of the Vampire: The Requiem supplement books. Offhand, I believe it is the Ordo Dracul book. Designed for New World of Darkness. It is ideal for helping figure your character's Virtue. (There is another for Vice. )

Questions and Answers

1.

Your leader commands you to torture a captured prisoner so as to intimidate his comrades.
- A.
  
  I obey.
- B.
  
  I refuse.
2.

You have pursued a traitor against your king for many years. At long last, you bring her to bay, only to have everyone around her swear solemn oaths and offer persuasive evidence that she has amended her ways and now leads a righteous and loyal existence.
- A.
  
  I punish her for the crimes she commited long ago.
- B.
  
  I spare her and give her a second chance.
3.

You have evidence that a powerful lord has committed treason. He is shelled up in a fortress, and removing him will be difficult and dangerous. But it will cost him time, men and money if you make your attack, so he offers riches, titles and territory to your master if you will overlook his previous betrayal.
- A.
  
  I attack.
- B.
  
  I accept his terms.
4.

You know a woman has been falsely imprisoned.
- A.
  
  I implore the judges to reconsider her sentence--a process that may take months.
- B.
  
  I offer to take her place as a surety.
5.

You have sworn total loyalty to your master. He orders you to rob a poor man for the benefit of a rich one.
- A.
  
  I remain true to my oath.
- B.
  
  I refuse.
6.

You are sent to parley with a violent and intolerant tribe. Their customs call for the imbibing of strong drink. You have chosen to abstain from such liquors.
- A.
  
  I drink in order to make peace with the tribe.
- B.
  
  I refuse and hold to my personal vow.
7.

After a lengthy pursuit, you catch up with your enemy, only to find that a fall from a horse has left both his legs and one of his arms useless forever.
- A.
  
  I avenge myself despite his current state.
- B.
  
  I let him live as he is no longer a threat.
8.

You have confessed a sin, and your priest imposes a penance upon you that seems disproportionately harsh.
- A.
  
  I meekly perform the penance.
- B.
  
  I avoid the penance and pray for forgiveness and understanding despite it.
9.

A debtor has defaulted on your loan. He promises that if you but wait six months until his caravan returns, he will pay you triple what he owes.
- A.
  
  I take possession of his home--the collateral of the loan.
- B.
  
  I grant him the extension.
10.

Your cousin is in danger of being sentenced to debtor’s prison.
- A.
  
  I lend her money with little hope of repayment.
- B.
  
  I let her suffer the term bestowed.
11.

You are dedicated to a noble cause, but your organization is perilously low on funds.
- A.
  
  I would steal to uphold the cause, and be justified to do so.
- B.
  
  I would rather see the cause fail than dishonor it with theft.
12.

A fellow lord despises you, but you are enamored with his daughter. He is a master swordsman.
- A.
  
  I risk his wrath to woo his beautiful daughter.
- B.
  
  I pass on the opportunity.
13.

Your feckless retainer, though unquestionably loyal, has failed you again.
- A.
  
  I give him another chance.
- B.
  
  I dismiss him for his incompetence.
14.

You have a store of seeds, and your family is starving.
- A.
  
  I grind up the seeds to make a meal for my hungry children.
- B.
  
  I plant the seeds to take a greater yield in the spring.
15.

A beautiful woman, whom you’ve loved from afar, offers to abandon her second husband and elope with you.
- A.
  
  I accept.
- B.
  
  I refuse.
16.

You are judging a man accused of stealing a horse and running it until its leg had broken. It emerges that he stole the horse to get his ill child to a doctor, lest she perish. He cannot pay the horse’s value.
- A.
  
  I will lighten his sentence because of the circumstances.
- B.
  
  I take no pity on his sentencing and judge according to law.
17.

After a hard war, you are ordered to break bread and make amends with old foes.
- A.
  
  I remain wary of my enemies and scrutinize them for any sign of treachery.
- B.
  
  I make a concerted effort to obey my orders and forgive.
18.

You have been rewarded for your courage with lavish and extravagant gifts bestowed by a figurehead of the court.
- A.
  
  I keep the gifts.
- B.
  
  I give them away to those who will use them more wisely.
19.

You are given the honor of hosting a feast on a beloved holiday.
- A.
  
  I splurge and spend to my very limit.
- B.
  
  I hold back and spend the barest minimum.

Virtue Quiz - Nwod

Your leader commands you to torture a captured prisoner so as to intimidate his comrades.

You have pursued a traitor against your king for many years. At long last, you bring her to bay, only to have everyone around her swear solemn oaths and offer persuasive evidence that she has amended her ways and now leads a righteous and loyal existence.

You know a woman has been falsely imprisoned.

You have sworn total loyalty to your master. He orders you to rob a poor man for the benefit of a rich one.

You are sent to parley with a violent and intolerant tribe. Their customs call for the imbibing of strong drink. You have chosen to abstain from such liquors.

After a lengthy pursuit, you catch up with your enemy, only to find that a fall from a horse has left both his legs and one of his arms useless forever.

You have confessed a sin, and your priest imposes a penance upon you that seems disproportionately harsh.

A debtor has defaulted on your loan. He promises that if you but wait six months until his caravan returns, he will pay you triple what he owes.

Your cousin is in danger of being sentenced to debtor’s prison.

You are dedicated to a noble cause, but your organization is perilously low on funds.

A fellow lord despises you, but you are enamored with his daughter. He is a master swordsman.

Your feckless retainer, though unquestionably loyal, has failed you again.

You have a store of seeds, and your family is starving.

A beautiful woman, whom you’ve loved from afar, offers to abandon her second husband and elope with you.

You are judging a man accused of stealing a horse and running it until its leg had broken. It emerges that he stole the horse to get his ill child to a doctor, lest she perish. He cannot pay the horse’s value.

After a hard war, you are ordered to break bread and make amends with old foes.

You have been rewarded for your courage with lavish and extravagant gifts bestowed by a figurehead of the court.

You are given the honor of hosting a feast on a beloved holiday.