Personality Quiz: Which Westerosi House Would Sponsor You?

Q1: You’ve just won a minor tilt at a local tourney. What is the first thing you do with your purse of silver? A. Buy a sturdier cloak and better feed for my horse [Sponsored by House Stark of Winterfell] B. Throw a round of drinks for the local mummers and performers to get them singing my name [Sponsored by House Tyrell of Highgarden] C. Pay off my current debts with interest to ensure my credit remains impeccable [Sponsored by House Lannister of Casterly Rock] D. Commission a new surcoat with my sigil [Sponsored by House Targaryen of King’s Landing] Q2: A wealthy merchant offers you a significant sum to "look the other way" while he avoids a local tax. Your response? A. Refuse. A knight’s honor is his only true currency [Sponsored by House Stark of Winterfell] B. Negotiate a higher fee, then use half of it to buy grain for the village [Sponsored by House Tyrell of Highgarden] C. Take the gold. Gold buys better steel, and better steel wins wars [Sponsored by House Lannister of Casterly Rock] D. Arrest him. To subvert the King’s law is to insult the King himself [Sponsored by House Targaryen of King’s Landing] Q3: You are offered a seat at a high-table feast. How do you handle the social pressure? A. Sit quietly, speak only when spoken to, and focus on the meal [Sponsored by House Stark of Winterfell] B. Charm the ladies and lords with wit and flattery; every smile is a potential alliance [Sponsored by House Tyrell of Highgarden] C. Observe everyone closely to see who is truly in power and who is just pretending [Sponsored by House Lannister of Casterly Rock] D. Command the room with stories of your lineage and the great deeds of your ancestors [Sponsored by House Targaryen of King’s Landing] Q4: Your squire (like Egg) is found to be far more intelligent than you first realized. How do you feel? A. Relieved. I need someone to handle the maps and the reading [Sponsored by House Stark of Winterfell] B. Delighted. A clever companion makes for better adventures and more "luck" [Sponsored by House Tyrell of Highgarden] C. Wary. Knowledge is power, and I need to make sure he remains loyal to me [Sponsored by House Lannister of Casterly Rock] D. Proud. It is only right that those who serve greatness are exceptional themselves [Sponsored by House Targaryen of King’s Landing] Q5: What is your preferred method for resolving a dispute with a rival knight? A. A formal duel to first blood; let the Old Gods judge who is right [Sponsored by House Stark of Winterfell] B. A "friendly" competition where I can humiliate them without making a permanent enemy [Sponsored by House Tyrell of Highgarden] C. Find out who they owe money to and buy their debt to control them [Sponsored by House Lannister of Casterly Rock] D. Appeal to the local lord or prince to settle the matter through royal decree [Sponsored by House Targaryen of King’s Landing] Q6: Where would you most like to be stationed during the "Long Peace"? A. Guarding a remote, snowy pass where life is simple and duty is clear [Sponsored by House Stark of Winterfell] B. The fertile Reach, where the wine is sweet and the gardens are always in bloom [Sponsored by House Tyrell of Highgarden] C. A bustling port city like Lannisport, where trade and gossip never stop [Sponsored by House Lannister of Casterly Rock] D. The Red Keep in King’s Landing, at the heart of the realm’s power [Sponsored by House Targaryen of King’s Landing] Q7: You find a rare, valuable artifact (like a dragon egg). What do you do with it? A. Lock it away. Such things only bring trouble and greed to a man's doorstep [Sponsored by House Stark of Winterfell] B. Use it as a conversation piece to gain access to the most exclusive social circles [Sponsored by House Tyrell of Highgarden] C. Sell it to the highest bidder; a treasure in the hand is worth more than a legend [Sponsored by House Lannister of Casterly Rock] D. Study it. If it can be used to restore the power to my house, I will find a way [Sponsored by House Targaryen of King’s Landing] Q8: How do you view the "Smallfolk" (farmers, tanners, smiths)? A. They are the foundation; we protect them, and they feed us [Sponsored by House Stark of Winterfell] B. They are my best audience; if the commoners love you, the lords must respect you [Sponsored by House Tyrell of Highgarden] C. They are useful tools, but they must be kept in line with a firm, golden hand [Sponsored by House Lannister of Casterly Rock] D. They are subjects of the Iron Throne, and it is my sacred duty to provide them justice [Sponsored by House Targaryen of King’s Landing] Q9: What is your "secret weapon" in a fight? A. Pure, stubborn endurance. I can stay in the saddle longer than you [Sponsored by House Stark of Winterfell] B. Speed and grace. I win by being where you aren't [Sponsored by House Tyrell of Highgarden] C. Superior equipment. My sword is sharper and my armor is thicker [Sponsored by House Lannister of Casterly Rock] D. Intimidation. The weight of my name is often enough to make men yield [Sponsored by House Targaryen of King’s Landing] Q10: What would you like your epitaph to say? A. "He did his duty until the end." [Sponsored by House Stark of Winterfell] B. "He was the most beloved knight in the Seven Kingdoms." [Sponsored by House Tyrell of Highgarden] C. "He left his house richer and more powerful than he found it." [Sponsored by House Lannister of Casterly Rock] D. "He was a true scion of the Dragon's legacy." [Sponsored by House Targaryen of King’s Landing] Results: - Sponsored by House Stark of Winterfell: “Winter Is Coming.” The Starks value your grit and your refusal to play political games. They see you as a "man of the North"—even if you weren't born there. They’ll give you a sturdy horse, a heavy cloak, and a life of hard but honorable service. You won't get rich, but you’ll sleep soundly knowing you’re a true knight. - Sponsored by House Tyrell of Highgarden: “Growing Strong.” The Tyrells love your charm and your ability to win over a crowd. They see you as the perfect "Face" for their house in tourneys. You’ll be decked out in floral-etched armor and given the finest pavilion. Just remember: behind every Tyrell smile is a thorn. They expect you to be as cunning as you are handsome. - Sponsored by House Lannister of Casterly Rock: “Hear Me Roar!” The Lannisters admire your pragmatism. In an era where many knights are starving, you know the value of a gold dragon. They will sponsor you with the best equipment money can buy, but they’ll expect a return on their investment. You are an asset to be managed, and as long as you remain profitable, you’ll live like a king. - Sponsored by House Targaryen of King’s Landing: “Fire and Blood.” You are a traditionalist who respects the "Blood of the Dragon." Whether you serve Baelor Breakspear or the fiery Aerion, the Crown sees you as a pillar of the establishment. You value order, lineage, and the prestige of the Iron Throne. Your sponsorship comes with high stakes—you’ll be at the center of every royal drama.

Personality Quiz: Which Westerosi House Would Sponsor You?

1.
You’ve just won a minor tilt at a local tourney. What is the first thing you do with your purse of silver?

2.
A wealthy merchant offers you a significant sum to "look the other way" while he avoids a local tax. Your response?

3.
You are offered a seat at a high-table feast. How do you handle the social pressure?

4.
Your squire (like Egg) is found to be far more intelligent than you first realized. How do you feel?

5.
What is your preferred method for resolving a dispute with a rival knight?

6.
Where would you most like to be stationed during the "Long Peace"?

7.
You find a rare, valuable artifact (like a dragon egg). What do you do with it?

8.
How do you view the "Smallfolk" (farmers, tanners, smiths)?

9.
What is your "secret weapon" in a fight?

10.
What would you like your epitaph to say?

Personality Quiz: Which Westerosi House Would Sponsor You?

1.You’ve just won a minor tilt at a local tourney. What is the first thing you do with your purse of silver?

2.A wealthy merchant offers you a significant sum to "look the other way" while he avoids a local tax. Your response?

3.You are offered a seat at a high-table feast. How do you handle the social pressure?

4.Your squire (like Egg) is found to be far more intelligent than you first realized. How do you feel?

5.What is your preferred method for resolving a dispute with a rival knight?

6.Where would you most like to be stationed during the "Long Peace"?

7.You find a rare, valuable artifact (like a dragon egg). What do you do with it?

8.How do you view the "Smallfolk" (farmers, tanners, smiths)?

9.What is your "secret weapon" in a fight?

10.What would you like your epitaph to say?

1.
You’ve just won a minor tilt at a local tourney. What is the first thing you do with your purse of silver?

2.
A wealthy merchant offers you a significant sum to "look the other way" while he avoids a local tax. Your response?

3.
You are offered a seat at a high-table feast. How do you handle the social pressure?

4.
Your squire (like Egg) is found to be far more intelligent than you first realized. How do you feel?

5.
What is your preferred method for resolving a dispute with a rival knight?

6.
Where would you most like to be stationed during the "Long Peace"?

7.
You find a rare, valuable artifact (like a dragon egg). What do you do with it?

8.
How do you view the "Smallfolk" (farmers, tanners, smiths)?

9.
What is your "secret weapon" in a fight?

10.
What would you like your epitaph to say?