Which Infamous Ancient Leaders Should You Work For?
Which Infamous Ancient Leaders Should You Work For?
We built a time machine for you! This quiz will test your personality and it will take you to the past which based on who you will work with!
We built a time machine for you! This quiz will test your personality and it will take you to the past which based on who you will work with!
Which continents would you like to conquer?
We have one millions Infantries to serve you, but which one?
We need a transport to get us there, which one is best for you?
What is in your wardrobe?
Choose your weapon to carry into the battle.
What would we like to call you?
What quality do you deem most important as a war leader?
Pick a personality trait that best reflects you
Will you fight on foot or create strategies on the sidelines?
What's your reason for going to war?
Finally, your time machine coordinates are complete! Your unknown leader is waiting for you, are you ready?
King George IV
King George IV
You helped King George was now facing the threat of widespread rebellion in the North American colonies. But it was a failure.
King Philip II
King Philip II
You helped King Phillip to become very successful in increasing the power of Spain and continuing the legacy. But, you would be dead if he sent you in that Armada ships.
Hernán Cortés
Hernán Cortés
You helped him and won many battles, claimed land for the Spanish crown, and personally governed Mexico. You'll be happy to assist his governor.
Genghis Khan
Genghis Khan
You helped him with brilliant military strategy and organization. You become one of the most successful assistants of the emperor of Mongol.
Alexander the Great
Alexander the Great
You helped Alexander the Great notably express a desire to conquer the world, and a legend persists that after he completed his military conquest of the known ancient world. Alexander wept because you and him had no more worlds to conquer. Because world domination is an impossible goal.
King Gaiseric
King Gaiseric
You helped him to become the greatest king of the Vandals who remained undefeated from the time he took the throne until his death. You and Gaiseric took hundreds of Roman prisoners captive, many of them high-profile citizens, but treated them well and offered them freedom if they would swear never to take up arms against the Vandals again.