<div style='text-align: center;'><strong><span style='font-size: 18pt; font-family: 'times new roman', times, serif;'>Which Chapter of the Wolf Are You?</span></strong></div>

A majestic wolf character illustrated in an ancient university setting, symbolizing the chapters of a mystical society, with elements like a dusty attic, enchanting books, and calming nature.

Discover Your Wolf Chapter

Welcome to the "Which Chapter of the Wolf Are You?" quiz! This engaging experience will guide you through a series of intriguing questions designed to reveal which chapter of the Wolf at Lycaon University you resonate with the most. Are you drawn to the challenges of the Eye, the fierce loyalty of the Fang, or the gentle strength of the Claw?

Join fellow students and embrace your inner wolf with this fun quiz.

Explore your unique traits
Engage with imaginative questions
Find camaraderie among others

11 Questions3 MinutesCreated by WanderingWolf42

This quiz will help you determine what part of the Wolf you belong to most. This tradition has existed since the formation of Lycaon University, centuries ago. The Eye, Fang, and Claw chapters all serve as an essential piece of history and a banner to wave - but don't worry. All of the chapters intermingle freely, and only serve to offer a bit of friendly camaraderie amongst the students.

Answer the questions truthfully; to be authentic to ourselves, we must follow our instincts.

- Headmaster Sköll

Answer the questions truthfully; to be authentic to ourselves, we must follow our instincts.

- Headmaster Sköll

You find a dusty ditty bag with several trinkets in the attic. Which interests you the most?

An overstuffed teddy bear with a missing eye.

A ring with countless jingling keys.

A writing pen made of twisted glass.

The bag. It is velvet, and embroidered with gilded thread.

It's a rainy day in. Which book will keep you company?

"Thaumer's Atlas of Arboreal Plants"

A dusty old book with a worn-off title.

"Punk Rock: A History of Rebellion"

"Illustrated Fairy Tales for Curious Children"

Which Shakespearean quote do you feel the most drawn to?

�We know what we are, but know not what we may be.’ (Hamlet Act 4, Scene 5)

�I am one who loved not wisely but too well.’ (Othello Act 5, Scene 2)

�To thine own self be true.‘ (Hamlet Act 1, Scene 3)

�There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so.’ (Hamlet Act 2, Scene 2)

Two of your friends have gotten into a heated argument and request your input. What will you do?

Try to mediate neutrally.

Side with whoever is the most logical.

Side with whoever is more empathetic.

Remain uninvolved.

You are given the chance to fix a single mistake in your past. What will you choose?

I'll right the worst wrong I've ever done.

I'll never be able to pick just one.

I don't need to change anything.

I'll change something small and leave it at that.

Which Chapter of the Wolf Are You?

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