Renitent

You awaken in a strange place with no knowledge of who you are or how you got there. How would you react?

Look and walk around to try to find something that could clue you in to where you are and what's happening.

Wait for a little while and try your hardest to recall anything that could help you figure out where you are and what happened.

As you're walking around trying to find something, you stumble across a monster who notices you and starts chasing you. You are slightly faster and soon you approach a village. How do you tell them about the monster?

I was suddenly chased here by a monster! perhaps it was hungry? I haven't seen any animals nearby on my way here... Do you know anything about this monster?

I was chased here by a monster what should I do? this place is dangerous! Where can i get a weapon? do you have a defense system?

After waiting some time, the monster does not emerge and people carry on their way. An older man walks up to you and introduces himself as the mayor. What should you ask him?

So what does this mean now, will the village be safe still even if the monster isn't around right now?

But what if the monster comes back later? Is there a bar in town? Is there an inn I could stay in?

As you question the mayor the monster from earlier leaps in and tackles him to the ground. You know you need to save him, but why?

I need to save him because I would want someone to help me if I was in that situation. He might also have the answers I need.

I need to save him because it is the right thing to do. Whether he has the information I need or not isn't important. Helping someone in need is always the priority!

You successfully save the mayor. As a token of appreciation he offers you a choice on where to stay the night. Which do you choose?

I choose to stay with the mayor. It's been a long, exhausting, day and I could really use some time to myself.

I choose to stay at the inn. Maybe there are some people there I could question or have a good time with.

Choose one

most powerful when gathering new information, thrives on absorbing as much as possible, excels when given freedom to be curious and not have to make sense of the information they're receiving, i.e asking questions, researching, just being 'learners' without worrying about putting it all together.

most powerful when in control, when they know they have all the information they need and are able to feel confident in their actions, thrives on possessing the correct information for the situation, excels when they feel they 'know' exactly what to do.

most powerful when everything makes sense internally, when they have all the information they need and have fleshed out complete understandings of topics/situations, thrives on knowing they have everything perfect internally and there are no inconsistencies or flaws that need ironing out, excels when they feel they 'know' everything about something.

most powerful when organizing known information, thrives when they have all relevant information available and know they just have to make sense of it - positive no new information is required, excels when given freedom to simply make sense of what they have, without any curve-balls or possibilities of having to gather new information.