What's your Telverin nationality?

Quiz Questions

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  It's time to evacuate 2020 through a time machine. Which time/place do you choose to live in from now on?

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    Fighting alongside the samurai in Edo Era Japan.
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    Mingling with the stars in 1950's California.
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    Becoming a tycoon in London during the Industrial Revolution.
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    Living the farm life with a clan in 1700s Scotland.
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    Let the time machine surprise me!
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  What's your ideal Summer vacation?

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    The beach, duh.
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    Hiking!
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    Flower picking and picnics
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    Vacation? Vacations don't make me money.
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    Let's see where that discount, last-minute availability airline ticket takes me!
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  How does your best friend usually describe you?

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    Has an amazing story for everything and is always on some adventure.
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    Sweet and humble. Not a fan of loud places or doing new things.
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    The person to call when you need something done right. Dependable.
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    Workaholic, but has the best ideas. Solves everything with money.
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    Throws the best parties and is super popular.
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  Describe your dream job (at least from this list).

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    I provide the ideas and workers make it happen. I collect the cash.
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    Maybe fishing, maybe something in the service industry. A job I can leave at the end of the day and not think about until I have to clock in again.
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    Running a farm would be nice.
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    I would like to join the armed forces, become a police officer, or a firefighter.
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    An entertainer would be nice or maybe something else. I'm a Jack of All Trades and I get bored easily.
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  Why is your favorite holiday your favorite holiday?

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    I like spending time with my family.
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    I love my country!
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    I like getting time off work.
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    I love learning about the traditions of the country I'm visiting.
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    People spend a lot of money on and around holidays.
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  You get a great bonus. What do you splurge on?  

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    New hiking gear — time to scale something even bigger! 
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    Splurge? I invest it or pay my bills.
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    A trip to the beach. No! A party. Wait! A BEACH PARTY!
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    Fend off the debt collectors.
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    The house could use some renovating.
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  If you could only experience one season for the rest of your life, which would you choose?

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    Definitely fall. The colors are beautiful enough for a painting!  Also, I love cool enough weather for a sweater and scarf.
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    Winter always! I love cuddling up and spending time with family on the holidays. I also like cold weather.
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    Spring of course! The flowers are gorgeous, and I love the rain. It's finally starting to warm up as well.
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    Summer, duh! Surfing, rock climbing, swimming. It’s adventure season, baby. Besides, I HATE the cold.
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  What do you do when you're feeling sad?

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    Count all my money.
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    Have some friends over and talk all night. Okay, it's a slumber party.
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    Spend time with my family.
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    Decide it's time to move on and go somewhere new.
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    Keep it to myself and toughen up.
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  What do you think about magic?

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    Anything is possible!
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    Magic? I've met a few who made claims, but I don't find it that interesting.
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    I believe in what I can see and touch. Magic = Parlour tricks
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    There's a higher power and miracles. That's all the magic I need.
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    Who needs magic when you have technology?

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  You're Kandumes!

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  You're strong, mentally and physically. Power means a lot to you, but loyalty means even more. Tradition is how you demonstrate respect and pride. You probably enjoy the mountains. You belong in Kandum. You're Kandumes.Some Kandumes of Note: Kojun the Duke of Rodovan, Daijah Rodovan, King Retam, and Rhin Wuls.More about KandumKandum is a country far to the North. It is known for its tall, dramatic, snow-capped mountains, as well as its burly, seven foot tall mountain men. Its culture is deeply values tradition and religion. It also has the strongest military in Telverin. Its warriors are much like the samurai of Japan. Military men grow their hair long, only cutting it if defeated by an equal in a match or a battle. The longer the hair, the more impressive the fighter.Kandum is the only country in Telverin that never stopped believing in magic. It possesses the most extensive cult libraries in their world.Learn More in the Telverin Trilogy.Struggling With the CurrentPrincess Eya’s life changes forever with the discovery of the Statue of the Goddess Winds, just as she’s coming of age. The long-overlooked kingdom of Hicares finds itself in a war it isn’t prepared for against the far more powerful empire of Pescel. To survive, Eya must flee her home, losing everything and everyone she loves in the process.Yet, by leaving behind all she’s ever known, she learns that her sheltered life didn’t prepare her for the real world’s strange and frightening nature. She encounters people, places, and creatures beyond anything she ever imagined, along with sinister enemies from every direction. Perhaps her most surprising revelation is that she is developing terrifying powers of her own. Will Eya be able to find happiness in her new life, or will she continue struggling with the current?Struggling With the Current is the first book of The Telverin Trilogy, a fantasy war story that takes place between several countries in the world of Telverin.Flirting With the TempestEya is done running from her enemy. Now, the very people who took her home and threatened her life should be scared of the exiled princess with newfound powers.Reunited with her brothers and bonding with new friends, Eya fights against the Pescelean invasion of Hicares with the might of Kandum’s army behind her. Success in battle comes easy, but something doesn’t sit right with her. She’s not sure she’s fighting on the right side. Is she truly fated to destroy an entire nation, or is there a way out of this prophecy? Eya learns that sometimes your enemies are the people you allow closer than anyone else.Flirting With the Tempest is the second book of The Telverin Trilogy, a fantasy war story that takes place between several countries in the world of Telverin.
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  You're Pescelean!

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  You're mostly laid back, preferring days lounging at the beach and nights partying with the best. Maybe life comes to you easily or maybe you've learned to just go with the flow. Whatever the cause, you don't get ruffled easily and you're pretty likable, if occasionally a little flaky. You belong in Pescel. You're Pescelean. Some Pesceleans of Note: Queen Esamne, Farek Malphesent, Lady Immelda, and Peg.More about PescelPescel is a long, narrow, sea-bordering country, much like Earth's Chile. It has a climate similar to California's. Its main industry is in fishing, which provides enough for its inhabitants to live comfortably and have time enough to enjoy life's pleasures.Pesceleans don't care much for tradition or religion, and most magical cults in this country remain hidden in its few mountains and forests. In Struggling With the Current, Pescel is ruled by the regent, Farek Malphesent, who is obsessed with gaining power through magical means. If not for him, they never would have gone to war with anyone, especially not the small and harmless country of Hicares.Learn More in the Telverin Trilogy.Struggling With the CurrentPrincess Eya’s life changes forever with the discovery of the Statue of the Goddess Winds, just as she’s coming of age. The long-overlooked kingdom of Hicares finds itself in a war it isn’t prepared for against the far more powerful empire of Pescel. To survive, Eya must flee her home, losing everything and everyone she loves in the process.Yet, by leaving behind all she’s ever known, she learns that her sheltered life didn’t prepare her for the real world’s strange and frightening nature. She encounters people, places, and creatures beyond anything she ever imagined, along with sinister enemies from every direction. Perhaps her most surprising revelation is that she is developing terrifying powers of her own. Will Eya be able to find happiness in her new life, or will she continue struggling with the current?Struggling With the Current is the first book of The Telverin Trilogy, a fantasy war story that takes place between several countries in the world of Telverin.Flirting With the TempestEya is done running from her enemy. Now, the very people who took her home and threatened her life should be scared of the exiled princess with newfound powers.Reunited with her brothers and bonding with new friends, Eya fights against the Pescelean invasion of Hicares with the might of Kandum’s army behind her. Success in battle comes easy, but something doesn’t sit right with her. She’s not sure she’s fighting on the right side. Is she truly fated to destroy an entire nation, or is there a way out of this prophecy? Eya learns that sometimes your enemies are the people you allow closer than anyone else.Flirting With the Tempest is the second book of The Telverin Trilogy, a fantasy war story that takes place between several countries in the world of Telverin.
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  You're Serenchean!

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  No one would ever confuse you for a socialist. You practically have "capitalist" branded on your forehead. You're innovative and hardworking, but perhaps not that environmentally conscious or empathetic to those financially struggling. You belong in Serenchea. You're Serenchean. Some Serencheans of Note: HatMore about SerencheaSerenchea is the most affluent country in Telverin. Ahead of the all the other countries in technology, they boast the only factories in the whole world and provide affordable textiles to any country willing to buy them.Despite this, there are many reasons others aren't rushing to immigrate to Serenchea. It's well known for its horrible odor. The textile factories are steam-powered, boiling the sulfuric water and releasing its terrible smell into the air. Also, most workers there are slaves. Most are either criminals that arrive as indentured servants or are the children of workers that put themselves into so much debt their descendants carry the burden as well. Meanwhile, the nobility of Serenchea hold lavish parties and enjoy life on the backs of those they use to become rich.Learn More in the Telverin Trilogy.Struggling With the CurrentPrincess Eya’s life changes forever with the discovery of the Statue of the Goddess Winds, just as she’s coming of age. The long-overlooked kingdom of Hicares finds itself in a war it isn’t prepared for against the far more powerful empire of Pescel. To survive, Eya must flee her home, losing everything and everyone she loves in the process.Yet, by leaving behind all she’s ever known, she learns that her sheltered life didn’t prepare her for the real world’s strange and frightening nature. She encounters people, places, and creatures beyond anything she ever imagined, along with sinister enemies from every direction. Perhaps her most surprising revelation is that she is developing terrifying powers of her own. Will Eya be able to find happiness in her new life, or will she continue struggling with the current?Struggling With the Current is the first book of The Telverin Trilogy, a fantasy war story that takes place between several countries in the world of Telverin.Flirting With the TempestEya is done running from her enemy. Now, the very people who took her home and threatened her life should be scared of the exiled princess with newfound powers.Reunited with her brothers and bonding with new friends, Eya fights against the Pescelean invasion of Hicares with the might of Kandum’s army behind her. Success in battle comes easy, but something doesn’t sit right with her. She’s not sure she’s fighting on the right side. Is she truly fated to destroy an entire nation, or is there a way out of this prophecy? Eya learns that sometimes your enemies are the people you allow closer than anyone else.Flirting With the Tempest is the second book of The Telverin Trilogy, a fantasy war story that takes place between several countries in the world of Telverin.
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  You're Hicarean!

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  You like a simple life and you like living far away from the city. Nature is attractive to you and you often come off as a bit rustic. You have a heart of gold and are very focused on family. However, you can be a little scared of change or people different from you at times.Some Hicareans of Note: Princess Eya, King Simnaud, Queen Iba, and Princes Parvon, Novem, and SimrinMore about HicaresHicares is a small, humble country tucked away on the Northern end of Telverin. It's mostly known as being the only way to travel from Pescel to Kandum entirely by land. It's similar to Scotland in appearance and culture. Most people living in Telverin are farmers. You can't get very far without stumbling upon sheep or goats. In fact, it was a shepherd who stumbled upon the long lost Statue of the Goddess winds, which brought Hicares into Telverin's limelight and brought on a world war.Learn More in the Telverin Trilogy.Struggling With the CurrentPrincess Eya’s life changes forever with the discovery of the Statue of the Goddess Winds, just as she’s coming of age. The long-overlooked kingdom of Hicares finds itself in a war it isn’t prepared for against the far more powerful empire of Pescel. To survive, Eya must flee her home, losing everything and everyone she loves in the process.Yet, by leaving behind all she’s ever known, she learns that her sheltered life didn’t prepare her for the real world’s strange and frightening nature. She encounters people, places, and creatures beyond anything she ever imagined, along with sinister enemies from every direction. Perhaps her most surprising revelation is that she is developing terrifying powers of her own. Will Eya be able to find happiness in her new life, or will she continue struggling with the current?Struggling With the Current is the first book of The Telverin Trilogy, a fantasy war story that takes place between several countries in the world of Telverin.Flirting With the TempestEya is done running from her enemy. Now, the very people who took her home and threatened her life should be scared of the exiled princess with newfound powers.Reunited with her brothers and bonding with new friends, Eya fights against the Pescelean invasion of Hicares with the might of Kandum’s army behind her. Success in battle comes easy, but something doesn’t sit right with her. She’s not sure she’s fighting on the right side. Is she truly fated to destroy an entire nation, or is there a way out of this prophecy? Eya learns that sometimes your enemies are the people you allow closer than anyone else.Flirting With the Tempest is the second book of The Telverin Trilogy, a fantasy war story that takes place between several countries in the world of Telverin.
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  You're Cuvanos!

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  You value freedom above everything else. You're a traveler, enjoying a taste of any and all cultures you encounter. You're no stranger to the side gig. You understand that you have to do whatever you have to do to get by. Some people don't find you very trustworthy, but you will do anything for those close to you. You don't have a home country in Telverin. Borders don't exist for you. You're Cuvanos.Some Cuvanos of Note: Sember and The Xipil ChieftanMore about the CuvanosThe Cuvanos are nomads, with no country of their own. They once resided in the area of Telverin now termed "The Wastes." It was a land very much like Pescel, but is now an endless expanse of desert with few oases to be found.Cuvanos value freedom, not content to settle in any country and lose their own identities in the process. However, they enjoy the people and cultures they meet on their travels. Many view them as charletains and thieves, but that is an overgeneralization. Cuvanos mostly get by with traveling shows, hunting, and foraging. It has a complex structure of competing clans and travel circuits that they use to survive. Stealing is always a last resort, because angering locals puts everyone at risk.Learn More in the Telverin Trilogy.Struggling With the CurrentPrincess Eya’s life changes forever with the discovery of the Statue of the Goddess Winds, just as she’s coming of age. The long-overlooked kingdom of Hicares finds itself in a war it isn’t prepared for against the far more powerful empire of Pescel. To survive, Eya must flee her home, losing everything and everyone she loves in the process.Yet, by leaving behind all she’s ever known, she learns that her sheltered life didn’t prepare her for the real world’s strange and frightening nature. She encounters people, places, and creatures beyond anything she ever imagined, along with sinister enemies from every direction. Perhaps her most surprising revelation is that she is developing terrifying powers of her own. Will Eya be able to find happiness in her new life, or will she continue struggling with the current?Struggling With the Current is the first book of The Telverin Trilogy, a fantasy war story that takes place between several countries in the world of Telverin.Flirting With the TempestEya is done running from her enemy. Now, the very people who took her home and threatened her life should be scared of the exiled princess with newfound powers.Reunited with her brothers and bonding with new friends, Eya fights against the Pescelean invasion of Hicares with the might of Kandum’s army behind her. Success in battle comes easy, but something doesn’t sit right with her. She’s not sure she’s fighting on the right side. Is she truly fated to destroy an entire nation, or is there a way out of this prophecy? Eya learns that sometimes your enemies are the people you allow closer than anyone else.Flirting With the Tempest is the second book of The Telverin Trilogy, a fantasy war story that takes place between several countries in the world of Telverin.