How your answers become a character
Most “which character are you” quizzes match you on looks or a vibe. This one matches you on how the character actually plays. Every answer adds points to nine traits: aggressive, protective, supportive, stealthy, tricky, risk-taking, planning, fast-moving and observant. Each character has a trait profile taken from the class or playstyle the Official Forsaken Wiki gives them and from what their abilities do. Noli is a Rushdown / Deception killer with fake generators, so Noli scores high on tricky and aggressive. Taph lays a Tripwire that reveals the killer, so Taph scores high on planning and observant.
At the end the quiz compares your traits with every profile and picks the closest survivor and the closest killer separately. Forsaken has no way to choose your side in a public round (the player with the most Malice becomes the killer), so you get a match for both.
What each question is really asking
Nothing is hidden: here is the trait each question leans on, so you can see why you got your result.
- A teammate is being chased: splits protective (Guest 1337, Dusekkar), aggressive (Shedletsky, Two Time), supportive (Elliot, Helperbot), observant and planning answers.
- What you carry: a sword, a shield, a first-aid kit, a cloak or a lucky charm: the five basic instincts in one pick.
- How you like to win: overpower, outsmart, outrun, out-plan or get lucky. “Get lucky” counts heaviest, because only Chance is built on it.
- You are the hunter: the killer question. Chasing, ambushing, trapping, watching from afar and tricking map almost one-to-one onto the wiki's killer playstyles.
- Your friend group: protector, carer, prankster, planner or wildcard.
- The risky shortcut: separates risk-takers from scouts, sneaks, decoy users and sprinters.
- Your pace: fast and loud, slow and silent, steady, or unpredictable.
- What you would rather have: health, speed, map awareness, a second life (a nod to Two Time) or a way to vanish (Noob's Ghostburger).
- Your team is losing: attack, keep everyone alive, build a defence, disappear, or roll the dice.
- Fighting style: up close, from a distance (1x1x1x1), gadgets and setups (Builderman, Taph, John Doe), tricks (007n7, Noli) or hit and run.
Because the match is on the overall shape of your answers rather than a points race, one unusual answer rarely flips your result. Answer three or four questions differently and you will usually move to a neighbouring character with a similar role.
The killers, by the way they hunt
On the killer side the wiki's playstyle labels do most of the work, and they split the eight killers into four temperaments:
- The planners: John Doe and Azure, both Trapper / Setplay, win by building the board before the chase.
- The watcher: 1x1x1x1, Ranged / Attrition, sees every survivor's aura with Unstable Eye and wears them down from a distance.
- The ambusher and the deceiver: Nosferatu moves silently and turns invisible, and Noli fakes generators and rushes in.
- The chasers: c00lkidd (tied fastest run, 28), Slasher (the simplest kit, rated 2/5) and Guest 666 (2,750 health and a pursuit that snowballs).
The survivors, by what they do in a chase
| If you are… | You may get | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Protective | Guest 1337, Shedletsky | You step in front of the killer: Guest 1337 has the most health of any survivor and blocks basic attacks, and Shedletsky stuns. |
| Supportive | Elliot, Builderman, Dusekkar, Helperbot | You keep the team alive with heals, a Dispenser, a shield, or Helperbot's team buffs. |
| Stealthy and quick | Noob, Veeronica | You leave: Noob turns invisible with Ghostburger and Veeronica skates at 1.15x run speed. |
| Tricky | 007n7 | You send a clone one way and go the other. |
| Planner | Taph, Builderman | You set traps and defences before the chase reaches them. |
| Risk-taker | Chance, Two Time | You gamble: Chance on coin flips and Reroll, Two Time on landing stabs to earn a second life. |
| Observant fighter | Jane Doe | You read the killer's footprints and hit back. |
Got your result? What to do next
A match is a good place to start, not a promise that you will be good with the character on day one. Check the price before you get attached: Noob, Shedletsky and Elliot are free survivors, c00lkidd and Slasher are free killers, and the rest cost between 500 Player Points (007n7, Two Time, Guest 1337, Builderman) and 2,000 for Azure. Jane Doe is the one exception: she is unlocked through her quests, not bought.
Then read the guide linked on your result card, and if you want to try the match against the rest of the roster first, spin the Forsaken character wheel for a random challenge. For which kits are strongest right now, the Forsaken tier list is the place. You can also browse every Forsaken tool or go back to the homepage.
Character roles, abilities and costs: Official Forsaken Wiki character pages (for example Noli and Taph), read 24 October 2026. The questions and trait matching are Forsaken Hub's own; it is a fan quiz, not affiliated with the game.
Quiz questions, answered
What Forsaken killer am I?
Answer the ten questions above and the quiz names the killer whose kit matches how you play: a trapper like John Doe or Azure if you plan ahead, an ambusher like Nosferatu if you wait for the moment, a deceiver like Noli if you like tricks, or a chaser like c00lkidd, Slasher or Guest 666 if you go straight in.
Can every character come up as a result?
Yes. We tested every possible combination of answers: all 13 survivors and all 8 killers can be the result, and a player who answers like a given character gets that character.
Does the quiz say which character is best?
No. It matches play style, not strength. For which kits are strongest on the current patch, see the Forsaken tier list.