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1400 A.D.

Tip for this quiz goes to my wife at Doxology.
The Lord You scored 21% Cardinal, 51% Monk, 44% Lady, and 56% Knight!
You are of the intellectual breed and yet you are also very interested in war. You are of the aristocracy and head the cavalry a safe distance from the carnage of the front lines. You believe in defeating your enemy with not only might, but also wit.

You scored high as both the Monk and the Knight. You can try again to get a more precise description of either the Monk or the Knight, or you can be happy that you're an individual.

My test tracked 4 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender:
You scored higher than 14% on Cardinal
You scored higher than 79% on Monk
You scored higher than 76% on Lady
You scored higher than 70% on Knight
Link: The Who Would You Be in 1400 AD Test written by KnightlyKnave on Ok Cupid

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