roleplayer type

[wanton_heat_jet]

my results from Laws's Game Style Quiz.

You Scored as Storyteller
You're more inclined toward the role playing side of the equation and less interested in numbers or experience points. You're quick to compromise if you can help move the story forward, and get bored when the game slows down for a long planning

Comments

[leemoyer]

I Scored thus:
Method Actor: 100%
Storyteller: 83%
Tactician: 83%
Specialist: 42%
Power Gamer: 42%
Casual Gamer: 17%
Butt-Kicker: 8%

As someone who runs far more games than I play, I'm a little surprised the top two attributes are not reversed, but words have different meanings for all of us... A score for Novelty might have been interesting...

The final 2 stats might even be too high for me.
I must say I find the whole concept of kicking butt in a (roleplaying) game to be an often hilarious farce. I feel that dice exist to create a real sense of suspense and give people something to do with their hands, but little else. I'm a philistine. lol

[keterys]

Butt-Kicker 100%
Tactician 100%
Storyteller 100%
Method Actor 67%
Specialist 67%
Power Gamer 67%
Casual Gamer 17%

Which makes sense - I need my story arcs, whether I'm running or playing, but I'd happily sit down and play D&D Minis or Robo Rally too. D&D (or whatever) just happens to be the game in which I'm expressing my desire to "kick butt" or think tactically. When I was younger, I actually used to do a lot more pure RP/acting though. Wonder where things changed.

[mneme]

Method Actor 100%
Storyteller 83%
Butt-Kicker 67%
Specialist 67%
Tactician 58%
Power Gamer 50%
Casual Gamer 0%

(actually took it twice; the first time I think I 83'ed method and story).

Fits me well enough; I'm in it for the roleplaying first and butt-kicking second, but that doesn't mean I don't enjoy the latter; combat isn't necessary for a good story, but it certainly can help.