Soul Trial reads a saved Soul Scenario or 66-question result and starts at the signal that appeared least strongly in that profile. Instead of calling the lower signal a flaw, the page turns it into a small fictional challenge and pairs it with the strongest signal as a resource. The purpose is to explore contrast within the profile, not to punish a low score.
How a trial is chosen
- The seven saved signals are ranked from highest to lowest. The first trial comes from the lowest-ranked signal.
- The strongest signal remains visible as the approach the player can use while attempting the challenge.
- The Shift action moves through other signals, allowing the player to choose a more relevant challenge rather than treating the first suggestion as mandatory.
- A different saved result can produce a different starting trial and resource pair.
Examples of the seven trials
Trials can ask the player to choose a route with incomplete information, name a risk before acting, distribute a scarce resource fairly, help without taking over, observe before reacting, make a principle visible, or finish a repeatable action after excitement fades.
These prompts are general reflection exercises. They are not treatment, professional advice, official game quests, or evidence that a person lacks a virtue.
Saved results and sharing
The page reads derived scores stored in the browser and does not upload the original ten or 66 individual answers.
A shared trial image contains the challenge, selected signal, and strongest resource. It should be treated as entertainment rather than an instruction for a high-stakes decision.