Zombie Outbreak · role
The Medic: which types it suits
Care
Knows how many plasters are left, and who didn't sleep last night.
The medic looks after the group's health. In an outbreak, the most common emergency isn't a zombie at all: it's a twisted ankle on the stairs, a knee scraped climbing a fence, a headache on its third day. The medic keeps the first-aid kit in order, writes the pharmacy shopping list and makes sure everyone is drinking enough water. When someone's hurt, the medic gets there first, and firmly sits down anyone who insists they're fine. Just knowing the kit is where it should be lets everyone breathe a little easier.
Read as a personality: quick hands, steady nerves. They can't walk past someone who's struggling, but they don't wobble in front of it either; they just get on with what needs doing, calmly. They trust the proper order of things, and 'there's a right way to do this' is a favourite phrase. They check on everyone else first and on themselves last.
The role's temperament
Scored 0–100 on the eight things that decide whether it fits a person.
Who lands on this role
Types whose profile puts this role near the top. Which one you actually get depends on how strongly you lean toward each letter.
- ESFJ#2 for a typical ESFJThe Camp CookDinner for five out of three tins
- ISFJ#3 for a typical ISFJThe CaretakerKnows everyone's allergies and sleeping habits
- ESTJ#5 for a typical ESTJThe Drill InstructorMorning evacuation drill is not optional
- ENFJ#6 for a typical ENFJThe RecruiterHalf the group joined because of something they said
- ESFP#7 for a typical ESFPThe DecoyBanging two saucepans, leading the horde the other way
- INFJ#12 for a typical INFJThe ChroniclerWrites one line about everyone's day, every night
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