XP TRACKERWhich RPG class are you?
Eight questions about how you spend a free morning, what stops you and what you want to get better at. At the end you get one of the eight classes from XP Tracker, with its art, its motto and the habits it trains.
The Warrior
"Fear doesn't go away. You stop waiting for it to."
You move before you feel ready. The Warrior's class quests train breath, service, doing small things right and keeping your skills sharp. Your risk is pushing so hard you burn out, so rest days are part of the training.
The Druid
"Nothing that needs to die gets to stay."
You do best when life has a rhythm. The Druid's class quests are about balance, real conversations, tending your space and seeing things as they are. Your strength is letting go of what no longer fits.
The Bard
"The song matters. Whether anyone listens is not the question."
You make things and you reach out to people. The Bard's class quests cover music in the body, talking to strangers, creating and noticing what you admire. Your habit is making, even on days nobody sees it.
The Outlaw
"The system is only a cage if you believe in the bars."
You question the rules, including the ones you wrote for yourself. The Outlaw's class quests are about play, dark humor, breaking autopilot and arguing the other side. Routines work for you when you design them, not when they're handed to you.
The Hunter
"Most people react. You track."
You play the long game. The Hunter's class quests train stillness, noticing, setting up tomorrow and following today's habits years ahead. Patience is your weapon; quitting early is your trap.
The Shaman
"The unseen world is louder than this one. Learn the language."
You listen before you speak and strip a task down to what matters. The Shaman's class quests cover breath, receiving, focus and the lesson in each day. Your habit is fewer things, done with full attention.
The Necromancer
"What you refuse to face owns you completely."
You'd rather know the truth than feel comfortable. The Necromancer's class quests deal with the body, the mirror, unfinished business and honest motives. Your progress starts with the thing you keep avoiding.
The Monk
"You don't find peace by escaping the noise. You find it inside it."
You want calm that holds up on a bad day. The Monk's class quests are about pure awareness, compassion, doing things slowly and accepting what you resist. Slow is not lazy for you; it's the method.
What the classes are for
In most games a class decides how you fight. In XP Tracker it decides what you practise. Every class shares the same core habits, like Clean Start in the morning, Deep Focus and Close the Day at night, and then adds its own class quests (two a day that rotate, plus a weekly and a monthly one) to train one side of you: courage for the Warrior, patience for the Hunter, honesty for the Necromancer.
Your quiz result is a starting point, not a label. Many people pick the class that sounds like who they already are. It can be more useful to pick the one that sounds like what you're missing. If you answered Warrior but you never rest, the Monk's slow quests might teach you more.
Try the idea without an app
Take your class's theme and turn it into one small daily action for the next week. Warrior: one thing you're nervous about, done before noon. Bard: ten minutes of making something. Hunter: write tomorrow's three tasks before bed. Keep it small enough to do on a tired day. Our daily quest generator can suggest a few.
Questions people ask
How does the class quiz work?
Each answer adds a point to one or two classes. The class with the most points at the end is your result. If two classes tie, the one you leaned to most recently wins.
Is the quiz a personality test?
No. It's a fun way to think about what you want to work on. The classes are characters from XP Tracker, not psychological types, and you can take the quiz again whenever you like.
Can I play my class in XP Tracker?
Every class is in the app, each with its own quests, bosses, pets and comic story. In the app you choose your first class from its art alone, so trust your intuition. You play one class at a time, and finishing it unlocks the next, until you've played all eight.
Do I need to sign up to see my result?
No. The result shows on this page straight away. Nothing is saved or sent anywhere.
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