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Am I Pagan Quiz: Discover Your Path

Quick, free types of paganism quiz-learn your path with instant results.

Editorial: Review CompletedCreated By: Merit Nady NashedUpdated Aug 27, 2025
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Profiles
Paper art illustrating a quiz about exploring various types of paganism on a coral background

This quiz helps you explore your pagan path, from nature-based traditions to modern practices. Answer a few quick questions to see which type fits you best and get instant insights. If you're comparing paths, try the wiccan or pagan quiz, explore a pagan path quiz, or reflect on which deity is calling me.

When you light a flame at dawn, what are you most likely doing with it?
Warming the kettle for a calming herb blend
Setting an intention by the moon phase in my journal
Charging a candle I poured for a specific aim
Marking the hour as prescribed by a traditional rite
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Your favorite kind of altar base calls to you as
A wooden tray with stones, leaves, and kitchen salt
A dark cloth with cards, shells, and a dream token
A fire-safe slab with tools, wire, and wax drips
A linen-covered surface with measured placements
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How do you welcome a rainy day into your practice?
Stew simmering, windows cracked, plant tending
Recording last night's symbols and listening to the patter
Testing a new wick and dye combination
Reviewing a rite timed to the agricultural calendar
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A friend asks for a house blessing. You first reach for
Bread, salt, and a small jar of rosemary
A moon chart to choose a receptive evening
A handmade threshold charm you will knot on-site
A traditional script with roles and responses
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What kind of notes fill your practice journal most?
Recipes, garden cycles, and household blessings
Dreams, synchronicities, and lunar spreads
Material tests, measurements, and outcomes
Sources, dates, and reconstructed rites
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When a tool breaks mid-ritual, your instinct is to
Improvise with kitchen stand-ins and continue
Pause and consult signs for whether to proceed
Switch to a backup you built for resilience
Stop and reschedule by proper timing and form
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Which gathering would you anchor most naturally?
A potluck with a simple hearth blessing
A night walk with quiet divination prompts
A workshop on crafting talismans with intent
A seasonal rite based on historical sources
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Your favorite way to honor the solstice is to
Candlelight over a shared meal using garden herbs
Write visions, then scry by moon or mirror
Pour a run of themed candles and charm them
Perform a rite timed to the exact astronomical moment
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Faced with a confusing omen, you tend to
Ground with tea and tend plants until clarity comes
Sleep on it and consult cards at dawn
Design a focused working to test a hypothesis
Research comparable accounts in old texts
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In a craft store, you drift toward
Jars, twine, and natural dye kits
Ink, black cloth, and a small bell
Wax, molds, and colored threads
Rulers, archival pens, and parchment
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A symbol you trust to carry your intention is
A sprig of rosemary hung by the door
A crescent sketched after a lucid dream
A seal you painstakingly engraved
A sigil reconstructed from a historic grimoire
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When planning your week, your anchor is
Meals, chores, and tending living things
Moon phases and quiet restoration windows
Project milestones and testing cycles
Ritual calendars and appointed days
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If you could impart one gift to your community, it would be
A sense of warmth and steady care
Deep listening and intuitive insight
Practical tools that work reliably
A living link to ancestral wisdom
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Your signature workspace looks like
A kitchen sanctuary with drying herbs
A quiet nook with cards, cloth, and journal
A bench with clamps, cords, and candles
A tidy table with liturgy and references
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Which material invites you to act right now?
Fresh basil and a mortar
A bowl of water under starlight
A spool of red thread and a charm blank
A lunar calendar annotated by hand
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How do you mark a personal milestone?
Cook a favorite meal and bless the table
Hold a reflective night vigil with divination
Craft a talisman to anchor the new chapter
Perform a rite aligned to tradition
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A playlist for practice starts with
Crackling hearth sounds and soft folk
Ambient night tracks and ocean tides
Rhythms that support focused making
Chants that follow ceremonial cadence
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Before sleep, your last act is
Set out tomorrow's herbs and water the plants
Note a symbol from the day to dream on
Lay out materials for a morning build
Review the next day's auspicious hour
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Your idea of a pilgrimage is
Visiting an herb farm at harvest
Camping during a meteor shower
Touring a candlemaker's workshop
Studying artifacts in a museum archive
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When you share your practice online, it looks like
Recipes and cozy seasonal check-ins
Dream insights and lunar reflections
Step-by-step builds and results
Context threads with citations
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The scent that centers you most
Bread baking and garden mint
Night jasmine and cool air
Warm beeswax and resin
Old paper and incense
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Seasonal cycles can inform daily rhythms.
True
False
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The full moon is universally the only proper time to release and never to set intentions.
True
False
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Dream journaling can reveal patterns over time.
True
False
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Handmade tools carry no different energy than mass-produced ones.
True
False
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Herbal teas cannot be part of spiritual practice.
True
False
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Careful sequencing can strengthen ceremony.
True
False
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Divination relies solely on random chance and never on intuition.
True
False
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Testing and refining a spell can improve results.
True
False
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Historical accuracy has no place in traditional ritual.
True
False
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Profiles

These outcome profiles highlight the key traits of each pagan type and offer a practical tip to deepen your practice on your chosen path.
  1. The Wiccan Weaver -

    As a master of balance and ritual, you embody the dualities at the heart of Wicca. You thrive in structured ceremonies and honor the cycles of the moon. Tip: Create a simple altar at home to connect with the elements and sharpen your magical focus.

  2. The Druidic Dreamer -

    Your soul resonates with ancient forests and the lore of Celtic traditions. You're drawn to nature-based rites and seasonal celebrations. Tip: Take daily woodland walks to attune yourself to the rhythms of the land and deepen your druid practice.

  3. The Heathen Hearthkeeper -

    You honor the ancestral spirits of Norse and Germanic lands, focusing on kinship and community. Ritual feasts and protective runes define your practice. Tip: Host a small gathering to share mead, stories, and rituals that strengthen your pagan community bonds.

  4. The Hellenic Seeker -

    Guided by the pantheon of ancient Greece, you value philosophy, beauty, and sacred offerings. Temples and hymns call to you as pathways to divine insight. Tip: Offer fresh flowers or fruit at a home shrine to invoke the favor of your chosen deity.

  5. The Eclectic Naturalist -

    You weave together elements from different types of paganism, celebrating earth-based magic in your own way. Herbs, crystals, and personal intuition guide your rituals. Tip: Keep a "magic journal" of dreams, plant knowledge, and ritual experiences to refine your unique path.

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