SOUL/VIRTUESPARTY MATCH / 10 CHOICES66-question scan

INDEPENDENT QUICK PLAY

Ten choices. Seven roles. One party trial.

Make fast adventure decisions to reveal a Pathfinder, Vanguard, Arbiter, Keeper, Watcher, Anchor, or Finisher. Then invite friends and see what your formation can do—and which signal it still needs.

10 game choices≈2 minutes0 individual answers uploaded

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The quick result is entertainment, not a personality assessment. Its choices stay on this device. Only the seven final game scores are sent when you create or join a party.

PARTY MATCH / HOW THE GAME WORKS

Ten choices become a seven-role party profile.

Party Match is a short, original decision game built for friends who want to compare how they approach direction, risk, fairness, support, timing, principles, and follow-through. It uses the same seven Soul Virtue names as the longer assessment, but it is a separate entertainment format with its own questions and scoring scale.

From one player to a party

  • Each player answers ten four-option adventure decisions. Every option distributes weight across several signals rather than marking one response as morally correct.
  • The leading signal selects one of seven roles: Pathfinder, Vanguard, Arbiter, Keeper, Watcher, Anchor, or Finisher. The second signal changes how that role is expressed.
  • A shared room can combine completed role summaries into a party formation, group battle style, coverage view, and one collective Soul Trial.
  • Quick-game percentages and the 66-question assessment are never presented as equivalent measurements.

How to read the result

A role describes the pattern emphasized by these ten fictional choices. It is useful as a conversation prompt: who chooses the route, who moves first, who protects the group, and who keeps the party moving when novelty fades?

The result is not a diagnosis, compatibility guarantee, official game class, or judgment of a person's value. A different set of choices can produce a different formation without making either result wrong.

Sharing and privacy

Individual choices are processed in the browser. Creating a shared party room sends the seven derived game scores and a random room code so friends can join; it does not upload the ten individual answers.

A room may be shared with several people. Participants should avoid placing private information in public messages when they send the invitation link.