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.
