How Extroverted is Your Character?

This is a companion to TheWeyrs: Oath character reference sheet. It enables players to score their characters extroversion to help them fill out the first part of the personality tuning section.

The other quizzes will be on Stability, Contentiousness, and Openness and help role-players generate results to help them fill out the corresponding sections of the character tuning.

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How active is your character?
- They don't spend a lot of time on their feet.
- Average. They do what they need to do but don't have a lot of extremely active hobbies.
- They do a lot of "running around" but like to kick back when they can.
- It's hard to get them to sit still but they sleep when they run out of fuel.
- They love outdoor activities, but also like relaxing just as much.
- They never stop - once they're exhausted they just drink more klah.
How curious, even nosy, is your character?
- They try to figure things out without prying or snooping.
- Content in with reality at face-value. They don't really care to know what's not seen or observed.
- They need an explanation for everything, and usually just ask a lot of questions or try to solve things on their own.
- They don't need to ask, they'll just read your diary.
- Sometimes they don't want to know the truth.
- They have to know the truth, even if it hurts them or someone else.
How much does your character notice that other's normally don't?
- Usually lost inside their head, until they point out that there's a HUGE fly on the wall.
- They are very much in the present, able to follow directions and lessons clearly.
- They pay attention only to what they are interested in.
- Average.
- They might not notice that they aren't wearing pants, but they'll be paying attention to ten other things.
- They can multi-task and are usually two steps ahead.
Does your character ever procrastinate, or are they ever late?
- On occasion, you might see them scurrying into work with their pants un-buttoned right at the last minute, but they meet responsibilities with enthusiasm.
- Never, they are never every late, and they do their work early.
- They are master-procrastinators. They put things off and still work fast and put out good stuff.
- They do well, until they forget what day it is/oversleep and come in an our late feeling awful.h
- They are quality members of their wing/class but when they are eventually late - they aren't sorry.
- They care a lot in theory, but sometimes, they have a hard time "seeing the train coming."
How good is your character at analyzing complex evidence?
- They usually have good instincts about what's going on, even if the situation is not obvious to everyone else.
- They don't have time or energy to read between the lines. They want facts straight.
- They don't need instincts. They have seriously nerdy analytical skills.
- They are a ditz sometimes. But practical, and able to point out the obvious stuff others might overlook.
- Their understanding is based on personal experiences and wisdom.
- They have good instincts and analytical skills all around.
How much do they stress about things?
- They usually fuss about their responsibilities and worry that things go right.
- They come down on others that things are done well, but they don't stick around to micromanage.
- They might put their all into things, and don't put out cheap effort, but they don't worry about outcomes.
- They feel a lot of anxiety about the things beyond their control.
- They worry about failing themselves or others - even if there isn't a clear reason.
- They are almost over-confident in many areas.
Do they ever avoid unpleasant things?
- They will avoid the situation but suck it up without complaint if that doesn't work.
- They will avoid a situation and escalate to begging if they need to, but ultimately give in, and just complain.
- They avoid nothing.
- They might have a melt-down if faced with a job or person they hate to the max.
- They try to negotiate to avoid unpleasant things. With dignity of course. But they won't outright complain.
- They'll ditch responsibilities they hate. They have the authority. Or not.
How well do they focus?
- They hyper-focus on some things, and have a hard time staying on track with others.
- They don't have any problem with focus.
- They struggle finishing thoughts or puzzles usually.
- They only have problems staying on-topic.
- Just with math and numbers.
- Only when reading written words.
Is your character loud? Do they speak often?
- They speak softly and not too often.
- They talk a lot, and often loudly.
- They don't speak often, but are descriptive.
- They don't use a lot of words, but they speak with gusto when they have something to say.
- They might as well be mute - or they are mute.
- They tend to ramble. Sometimes under their breath.
How do they feel about asking for help?
- They don't hesitate to check see if someone has a better strategy.
- Only if they are at a loss.
- Out of habit, they sometimes don't trust themselves.
- They don't feel comfortable doing things without having another person guide them or encourage them.
- Rarely, they don't like to ask for assistance because it reflects negatively on their abilities.
How comfortable are they with sharing rooms, bathrooms, resources, and personal space with others?
- They don't mind as long as people aren't a disruption or get in the way.
- They don't like the lack of privacy.
- They feel like they can't breathe sometimes but they cope by having an odd schedule or something.
- They need no privacy. They don't even care if they're seen naked.
- They have modesty, but they are very cozy with others.
How well can they "pose" or schmooze to fit into any group?
- They fit tight into their posse, and aren't "posing."
- They comfortably adapt to different groups, and enjoy being a social nomad.
- They have adapted to a group, but they still feel like their spirit belongs elsewhere.
- They schmooze, and pretend to be into anything, but deep down, they don't really care. Either it's a tool, or they just like fitting in for the moment.
- They don't fake anything, they don't really feel that they fit with any group or "clique."
- They are a "butterfly:" naturally, they sort of fit everywhere, and nowhere at the same time.
Does your character like to entertain or charm?
- They might be dull. They just don't concentrate on how they sound or act, but they aren't too bizarre.
- They want to put on the charm and make people laugh, but they don't really know how to do it so it can come out awkward.
- They clearly don't care what other's think about them and put little or no effort into poise unless they really need to.
- They are very comfortable with themselves, and have a lot of control over how they sound and act - and cultivate their individuality - regardless of how it's perceived.
- Their social skills are centered around being proper, clear, and/or normal.
- They actually make an effort to be strange. Or they are strange and don't mind. They are unabashedly odd.
Does their face betray their emotions?
- They are stone-faced almost all the time.
- Their face is a kaleidoscope of emotions.
- They may have a trademark expression, but otherwise, they only show when their feelings are pretty strong.
- They show one feeling more than others. Like they smile all the time, but rarely show sadness or fear, or vice-verse.
How dramatic is your character when they are feeling things strongly?
- They hardly change. They are usually the same in any mood - unless pushed far.
- They tend to use their body to emphasize what they are saying and feeling. Quite dramatic.
- They don't hide things - a tear, a laugh. They normally keep it together though.
- They easily lose their "cool," shouting, flailing, whining, whatever gets the point across - even if they don't actually do anything rash.
Does your character feel vulnerable expressing their feelings or reasons for doing things?
- They only don't want to share about a few things. Most things are okay.
- They generally don't like to show feelings that make them seem weak.
- They just don't have any feelings to express - if they did, they wouldn't probably mind.
- They don't really think to hide anything. They can't help being an open book - even if it did bother them at times.
- They don't care to hide their drama. They keep it on their sleeve, and believe it's for the best.
Is your character easily entertained?
- By intellectually stimulating things. They can e cynical sometimes.
- Let's just say, they're almost never bored.
- They are interested in reality, the present, how things work and why things are the way they are.
- They are more interested in fiction, fantasy, myth, legend or maybe history.
- It's very hard to impress them. They're almost complete cynics, or they just don't feel much excitement.
How much empathy, compassion, or concern does your character have for others?
- They feel the pain of others, as if it's their own.
- They feel concern for others, and care, but have emotional boundaries.
- They aren't aware of what others feel, and don't really care.
- They picture clearly what others feel, but separate themselves from worry or remorse. They might help them out of moral beliefs or protocol.
Does your character take joy in helping others, for nothing in return?
- Always.
- Sometimes.
- Rarely.
- Maybe they never have.
Does your character hate arguments?
- Yes, but they'll engage in them if it's the right thing to do.
- Yes, and they tend to live in the background of most conflicts and if they get involved, it's quiet manipulation/strategy.
- They hate conflict so much they won't even think about it. They just flee.
- They don't really care, they are almost immune to conflict and just talk and act normally.
- They actually enjoy a debate and aim to win.
How easily does your character get angry?
- If they are disrespected.
- If someone else is disrespected or mistreated.
- If they are physically harmed.
- If someone else is immoral.
- They usually don't harbor much dislike or irritation towards others for their actions and tend to see things from sides or feel sorrow or regret instead.
- They are easily bothered or made angry.

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