Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Test

The Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Test is inspired by psychometric methodology and based on research into the characters of the TV series. The test provides feedback such as the following:

Christopher Pike

Far from being a rigid martinet who commands by regulation alone, you are a gracious leader who approaches the unknown with warm curiosity and impeccably styled hair. You excel at finding middle ground with hostile alien vessels, and your calendar is always flexible enough to accommodate dates with a fellow captain across overlapping Starfleet schedules. You would far rather invite honest disagreement on the bridge than demand unthinking obedience. On the flip side, your protective nature can make you stubbornly resist protocol whenever an admiral threatens someone you love. Even so, your steady decency and optimism ensure that people readily trust your judgment across the stars.

Spock

While you are always prepared to provide the exact mathematical probability of a disaster, you prefer to spend your quiet evenings in solitary meditation. You bring a commendable seriousness to every assignment, whether you are calibrating ship sensors, enduring complicated engagement rituals, or attempting to master the baffling jokes of your human peers. Sometimes, your commitment to total composure slips, leading to messy romantic entanglements, sudden bursts of temper, or an uncharacteristic urge to smash the nearest console. All the same, whenever danger threatens the ship, there is nobody your companions would rather see standing calmly at the primary science station.

Erica Ortegas

Far from being intimidated by an unpredictable gravity well, you are the sort of officer who treats standard flight charts as a polite suggestion. You have a dry remark for every red alert, steady hands in combat, and a persistent grievance about how rarely you are assigned to away missions. However, your habit of charging headlong into danger means you rarely give yourself room to rest once the shields hold. You would much rather outrun a hostile patrol on manual control than sit with the quiet that follows. In the end, whenever the flagship needs someone to pull off the impossible, there is nobody your crew would rather trust at the helm.

Joseph M'Benga

Perhaps due to your years of patching up soldiers on a frontline moon, you bring a grounded, reassuring dignity to every crisis. You run an orderly sickbay, you know exactly when a patient needs a quiet word rather than another hypospray, and your sparring sessions in the gym reveal an impressive command of hand-to-hand combat. Sometimes, your wartime background leaves you with rather unconventional first-aid supplies, including personal chemical stimulants you would prefer not to discuss with the brass. All the same, when a landing party returns in pieces, there is nobody better equipped to patch them up and keep their secrets safe.

Nyota Uhura

Although you began your current post unsure if you would make a career of it, you have a knack for untangling impossible dialects while the bridge is ducking for cover. You treat every unfamiliar frequency as an invitation rather than a threat, and you are never above telling a captain that a terrifying creature is merely asking for help. However, your modesty can make you question whether you have earned your seat at the console, assuming everyone else arrived with absolute certainty. And yet, whenever a crisis depends on understanding the misunderstood, you are the first to open a channel and the last to lose your nerve.

Una Chin-Riley

Your orderly nature is one of your greatest assets: you keep an entire flagship running smoothly while senior staff members indulge in casual banter and elaborate kitchen experiments. You take immense pride in mentoring officers who are even more tightly wound than you are, and you possess a physical resilience that shrugs off bizarre extraterrestrial contagions without breaking a sweat. You might even find your likeness quietly gracing the fleet's recruitment posters. Sometimes, your absolute composure can intimidate younger crewmates during routine deck inspections. In the end, there is no one your colleagues would rather trust when a crisis demands an unshakeable first officer.

La'an Noonien-Singh

Reserved and exacting, you believe that safety is not an accident but the result of rigorous preparation and strictly enforced boundaries. You are far more comfortable running combat drills or inspecting perimeter seals than making polite conversation at a formal reception. Personal feelings are something you file away until the shift ends, and you expect everyone under your command to display the same cool self-restraint. However, your habit of keeping people at arm's length can leave you isolated behind your own high standards. Nevertheless, when chaos erupts, your steady nerve and refusal to back down ensure that no one under your watch gets left behind.

Christine Chapel

Like many restless pioneers, you treat standard operating procedures as polite suggestions rather than strict rules. You are at your best when working without a safety net, whether that means volunteering for the riskiest away mission or handling a sudden crisis with whatever supplies are at hand. You speak to senior officers with refreshing candor and have little time for people who bury their feelings in complicated theories. However, you grow uneasy the moment life becomes predictable, and your first impulse during an emotional standoff is to volunteer for an assignment on the other side of the quadrant. Even so, when disaster strikes, there is nobody better to have standing over the biobed.

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