Test your knowledge of the companions who join you across BioWare’s RPG worlds. From squadmates and party members to loyal allies with complicated pasts, this quiz mixes easy recognitions with deep-cu...
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BioWare games are remembered for their companions as much as their main plots, and this quiz is built to celebrate that. Expect questions spanning multiple series and eras, focusing on who joins you, what they’re known for, and how they fit into their teams.
Each question uses a 4-option multiple-choice format with no timer, so you can play at your own pace. Before starting, choose your question count and difficulty—Mixed is ideal if you want both quick wins and tougher lore checks.
You’ll sharpen character recognition, recall of party roles, and your ability to connect names to factions, species, classes, and signature story beats. The variety also helps train “context memory,” where you identify a companion from a small clue rather than a full biography.
Many companions have similar-sounding names, overlapping archetypes, or multiple appearances across titles and expansions. Watch for trick options that are protagonists, temporary NPCs, or non-companion allies who feel like party members.
The Mixed setting blends straightforward identifications with more specific questions, so the challenge ramps naturally without becoming a wall. If you want a smoother run, lower the difficulty; if you’re chasing bragging rights, increase it and keep the full question count for maximum coverage.
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This quiz has 120 questions focused on companions from BioWare RPGs.
Each question is multiple choice with 4 options, and there’s no timer.
You can choose your difficulty before you start; Mixed includes both easy and challenging questions.
Yes. Select your preferred question count before playing to do a quick run or the full 120.
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