You're a natural ruler. Power, control, and ownership are the foundation of your world order. You are not afraid of responsibility for others, because you believe that it is your right to govern. In a Trud/Treud world, you would own lands, slaves, and collect taxes. Your goal is to strengthen your state and subjugate your competitors.
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The Capitalist
You think in terms of profit and development. Exploitation is not a vice for you, but an engine of the economy. You are ready to take risks, invest and build production in order to increase capital. In the world of Trud/Treud, you would rise from small proprietors and become a threat to the nobility itself.
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Small-scale
You value independence and hard work. Your business, however small, is more important to you than someone else's wealth. You don't seek power, but you don't like to obey either. In the world of Trud/Treud, you would plow the land yourself, keep a shop or workshop and pay taxes, quietly dreaming that the state would not interfere in your affairs.
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The Proletariat
You are a free man who is looking for a better life. You don't have your own property, but you have hope and a willingness to work. You value stability and fair pay. In the world of Trud/Treud, you would move to a place where they pay more, and one day, perhaps, you would save up for your own work tool.
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A slave
You tend to rely on the strong. Perhaps you feel safer when someone decides for you, even at the cost of your own freedom. In the world of Trud/Treud, you would be completely subordinate to the nobility or the small proprietor, working in the most profitable jobs without the right to choose.
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Classless (lumpen)
You're outside the system. Obligations, work, and property are not for you. You prefer to live for today and not obey anyone. In the world of Trud/Treud, you would be the first candidate for starvation in a crisis, but you would be completely free.
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