Are you just as confident in real life as your D&D character is at the table?

I'm more likely to trust in-depth analysis than a strong hunch.

When I fail at something, that's my cue to stop trying.

When I have a bad day, it takes awhile for me to recover.

I never seem to have the energy to do things I care about after tending to my responsibilities.

I believe it doesn't matter how much effort you put into something if you don't have the talent for it.

I love surprises!

I refuse to play the game if I know I can't win.

I’m quick to volunteer for a project even when I have my plate full with other obligations.

I feel like people don't understand my point of view.

I usually make it through difficult times with little trouble.

I am diligent. I never give up.

I overcome setbacks to conquer important challenges.

I tend to bring criticism home with me.

When I enter a room, I feel invisible, as if nothing has changed.

When intuition hits me, it hits me quickly.

I believe you can learn new skills, but you can't get any smarter than you already are.

I get stressed out when plans change.

I often find myself smiling at other people.

I would rather stick with what I know than risk going out of my comfort zone.

When I have experience or knowledge about a problem, I trust my intuition.

I have a hard time giving my all to a project when no one notices or appreciates my contributions.

I can switch between crisis and maintenance mode with minimal effort.

I have a hard time figuring out how to make other people feel comfortable.

I have enough life experience to know what I’m doing most of the time without having to start figuring it out from scratch.

Being asked to lead a group of people makes me uncomfortable.

I believe that even small mistakes are mistakes and can really mess things up.

I can easily think of multiple ways to deal with unexpected situations when they arise.

I tend to snap back quickly when my routine has been disrupted.

I can get along with anyone.

I trust my heart when making decisions.