Wings, claws, secrets, and power...let's find your ACOTAR identity.
You’ve walked through starlight and shadows, but which court would truly claim you? In the world of A Court of Thorns and Roses, power is never simple, love is rarely safe, and everyone carries scars beneath their magic. Maybe you’re Feyre, the hunter and artist who remade herself again and again. Or Rhysand, the High Lord with blood on his hands and stars in his heart. Perhaps you’re drawn to the unspoken loyalty of Azriel, the blazing devotion of Cassian, or the unrelenting fire that is Nesta Archeron. Every member of the Inner Circle fights their demons differently. And so do you.
This quiz goes deeper than just aesthetics or court preferences. It explores your survival instincts, your need for control or connection, and how you respond to power, grief, loyalty, and betrayal. Your result reflects who you are underneath it all. If you’ve ever loved too hard, lost too much, or built something out of ruin, there’s a place for you here. Let’s find out which A Court of Thorns and Roses character matches your soul.
Artwork by Lovorka Art, used with permission.
If you were drawn to the drama, longing, and raw power of ACOTAR, you'll love our Which Twilight Character Are You Quiz. Or maybe you're more drawn to rebellion and heartbreak. If so, take our Which She-Ra Character Are You Quiz to find your inner princess of power. And for a darker vibe, find out Which Arcane Character Are You and see where you land in the clash between Piltover and Zaun.
How do you react when someone underestimates you?
• Smile politely, then prove them wrong in silence.
• Get visibly pissed off but use that fire to outperform them.
• Turn it around and charm them into being your biggest supporter.
• Correct them immediately and loudly. No one talks down to you.
• Shrug it off. You don't need to prove yourself to anyone.
What kind of power do you wish you had?
• The ability to heal others’ pain.
• The power to command respect just by walking into a room.
• The strength to protect the people you love.
• The knowledge to outsmart everyone else.
• The ability to disappear and find solitude when the world gets too loud.
You find a wounded stranger on your doorstep at night, claiming to be hunted. What do you do?
• Bring them inside and patch them up. You can’t ignore someone in pain.
• Grab a weapon and question the stranger intensely. Safety first.
• Offer food and shelter but keep your guard up and watch them closely.
• Turn them away. You’ve learned the cost of misplaced mercy.
• Invite them in. You're so curious and intrigued, you forget to be afraid.
Pick a setting that feels like home to you.
• A quiet forest cottage with sunlight streaming in.
• A mansion or villa filled with laughter, secrets, and found family.
• A cozy bedroom with layered blankets, soft lighting, and music aligned exactly to your moods.
• A library with nothing but the musty smell of books to disturb your thoughts.
• A warm campfire, bundled up with your soulmate, with stars twinkling above.
Which of these relationship flaws hits a little too close to home?
• You give, give, and give until you’re empty.
• You shut down and close off right when you really need to be opening up.
• You try to control everything because losing control terrifies you.
• You run when things start feeling too real.
• You fall for potential instead of reality.
You find a letter from your past self, warning you not to trust someone you love. Do you believe it?
• Yes. If I wrote it, I had a reason. I follow its advice, though it saddens me.
• No. People change, and so do I. I believe in the power to change more than I believe in fate or destiny.
• I’d read it, panic, and then do exactly what it told me not to.
• Burn it. Even if it ends in heartbreak, I refused to be ruled by fear.
• I’d keep it hidden and watch quietly for signs that its warnings are coming true.
You’ve just earned yourself a Blood Ruby. What did you do?
• Hunted down the person who hurt someone you love and made sure they’d never do it again.
• Called out a High Lord in front of the entire court. Unfortunately for you both, you were terrifyingly correct.
• Broke into a High Lord’s personal library to expose a buried secret that shows they've been abusing their power.
• Charged into a situation you didn’t fully understand because someone you cared about was in danger.
• Took the blame for someone else's crime, in order to protect them. It was your "I volunteer as tribute" moment.
You gain the ability to use High Lord powers in your real life, but only for something petty. What do you do?
• Snap my fingers to silence every car alarm, leaf blower, and loud phone call near me.
• Melt into shadows every time someone tries to make small talk or make me do an "icebreaker'.
• Curse my enemies to see unskippable ads in their vision whenever they enter a new room.
• Open portals directly to my bedroom, but only when I'm at a social event I no longer want to be at.
• Charm every dog, cat, and raccoon in a 3-block radius to follow me around like I’m a Disney princess (or prince).
What do you secretly crave the most?
• Safety. You want to finally exhale and breathe easy.
• Power. You want to never feel small again.
• Recognition. You want people to see your worth.
• Freedom. You want to live without apology or others' rules.
• Connection. You want something (or someone) that feels like home.
What do you love most about ACOTAR?
• How love is never simple or safe. It’s messy, dangerous, and constantly tangled with power.
• Found family who fight, tease, live, and love together.
• The themes of female empowerment, recovering from trauma, and healing through sisterhood.
• The moral grayness. No one is purely good or evil, and the character's flaws make them feel real.
• The epic worldbuilding, rewarding character arcs, and emotional payoff. It's cathartic.
You’ve been through enough to know that strength doesn’t always look like fighting. Sometimes it’s painting the cracks, holding others up, or rebuilding from ruin when no one else will. You’re adaptable and self-reliant but crave connection that feels safe and real. People underestimate how fiercely you protect your peace now that you’ve earned it. You love deeply, even when it hurts.
You lead with a confidence that hides how much you’ve had to earn it. You’re always three steps ahead, but the truth is, you’d burn yourself out for the people you love without hesitation. Power doesn’t corrupt you. Instead, it isolates you. You crave understanding more than adoration. You’re both the storm and the shelter that follows it.
You have sunlight in your voice and secrets behind your smile. You make others feel seen because you know how it feels to be unseen. You love loudly and laugh easily, but your softness is intentional, not naive. You’ve learned that being kind in a cruel world is its own kind of rebellion. You’re the warmth that makes people stay longer than they meant to.
You say little, but you feel everything. You’re the type to protect quietly and to shoulder what others can’t, even when no one notices. You think too much and speak too little, and people mistake that for coldness. What they don’t see is how deep your loyalty runs, or how love, for you, is sacred and terrifying. You move through shadows, but you never stop seeking the light.
You’re the heart in every room you walk into. Loud, loyal, and full of fight, but more thoughtful than most realize. You thrive on connection and hate feeling useless, which makes you give too much sometimes. You use humor to deflect pain but never to harm. Underneath it all, you just want to be chosen and to make others feel safe being themselves.
You’ve been called cold, but it’s really just armor. You feel everything too much and trust almost no one to hold that truth gently. You’re sharp, proud, and tired of being misunderstood. Healing doesn’t come easy to you, but when it does, it’s hard-won and real. You build walls to survive, but deep down, you want someone brave enough to climb them.
You have a softness that most mistake for fragility. You notice things no one else does, and your intuition has saved more people than your words ever could. You’re not naive, just hopeful in ways others have forgotten how to be. You move at your own pace, and that unnerves those who can’t. Your quiet strength blooms where no one expects it.
You’re intense in every sense of the word. People either fear you or worship you, and you’re fine with both. You don’t waste words, and your loyalty, once earned, is absolute. Beneath your sharpness is an ancient kind of love that refuses to be small. You may not fit into the world easily, but you were never meant to.
You want to do right but often mistake control for care. You love deeply, almost destructively, because you don’t know how to let go once you’ve chosen someone. You’ve been the villain in other people’s stories and the hero in your own, and both versions feel true. Redemption for you isn’t about forgiveness, it’s about learning restraint. You’re proof that even love can break things if it’s held too tight.
You’re charming, clever, and a little too self-aware for your own good. You’ve learned to mask pain with wit and distance, but underneath you still hope someone will choose you first for once. You want to belong, but on your own terms. You’re loyal even when it hurts, and that’s both your flaw and your beauty. You hide your heart in humor, but it’s still there, beating loud.
You’re magnetic, brilliant, and hard to forget. You use charm as both armor and invitation, but few ever see past the performance. Your mind never stops turning, always chasing truth or pleasure or both. You crave freedom and connection equally, which means you’re always a little restless. You know how to light up a room, but deep down, you’d rather be seen than adored.
