OC Quiz
Understand your OC’s narrative weight in 10 minutes. Get three Sue trait scores from 15 questions, free with no sign up, to guide revision and genre fit.
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Ability and Consequence (AaC)
Ability and Consequence (AaC)
Average
10.9
Normal range
8.6 — 13.1
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15
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Narrative Gravity (NG)
Narrative Gravity (NG)
Average
11
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9.1 — 12.8
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15
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Social and Emotional Pull (SaEP)
Social and Emotional Pull (SaEP)
Average
5.8
Normal range
3.9 — 7.7
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0
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15
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SAMPLE QUESTIONS
Example Questions From the Test
- The OC has a localized connection that gives them a clear place in the setting.
- The OC has two substantial connections that develop naturally through the story.
- The OC is linked to several major figures or factions across different parts of the setting.
- Revelations connect the OC personally to most of the setting’s central conflicts and histories.
- The conflict becomes tied to the OC’s identity or past, and the previous leads largely recede.
- The OC adds an important new angle, but established characters retain their goals and agency.
- The OC participates without replacing the people who were already driving the conflict.
- The OC becomes the main person capable of resolving the conflict, though others still contribute.
- Support varies by relationship, while the urgent problem and other characters’ needs remain active.
- Close allies pause to help, then balance the OC’s needs with the larger situation.
- The group’s priorities shift substantially toward comforting or protecting the OC.
- Nearly everyone drops their immediate goals, and the scene centers on the exceptional depth of the OC’s pain.
WHAT THE TEST MEASURES
About This Assessment
OC Quiz - Symptoms and Signs
Explore your original character through 15 focused questions about plot importance, abilities, consequences, and relationships. This free OC quiz produces three separate Sue-trait scores, helping you notice where the story gives your character unusual narrative weight. It is a creative-writing reflection tool, not a verdict on whether an OC is good or bad. Exaggerated traits can work well in comedy, power fantasy, fanfiction, or highly stylized genres. No sign-up is needed.
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