Zombie test ...
 

Take the test, it may save your life.

http://www.gamefudge.com/Zombie-Survival-Quiz

funny
 

Fun .

Ufff... thanks to God...I have a chance to survive...

Z+ rating.... not even a nuclear holocaust will stop your will to live!! :D

(I am also lucky that I have a friend at work who is big into zombies and taught me how to survive!!)

I think all ratings end with a Z+.

As do I, my compassion rating was low but I still got Z+. I followed the RPG logic, if the zombies (/marauders/orcs) are attacking someone they must be important to the plot :D

Well the mirror on the wall and the voices in my head say I am special... and they are never wrong!!!

One problem is that some answers vary depending on what zombies you're talking about. For example, zombies from the original Night Of The Living Dead are slow and clumsy -- those in more recent movies are faster than Olympic sprinters. Some talk and eat only brains, others don't speak and eat any living human flesh.

My individual scores:
Physical: B
Mental: B
Experience: D
Emotional: F

I guess I'll live. I think my military experience gave me a boost -- my physical abilities sure as hell didn't!

If you enjoy this sort of thing, I think you'll get a kick out of a cool little book called the Zombie Survival Manual by Max Brooks (Mel's son). It's one of my favorite fiction (or is it fact?) books.

I have it and second this. Some of the linked zombie outbreak reports in the back could form the basis for a mini-campaign.

I just bought World War Z on Saturday (due mainly to good reviews from fellow forumites here). looking forward to reading it. Planning to buy the Zombie Survival Manual next.

I'm sure you will enjoy it. And it has a lot of good ideas for a roleplaying campaign, specially if your players have not read the book and if they are not aware of the main plot of the campaign.

Both World War Z and the Zombie Survival guide are great fun and useful for gaming.
The Survival guide actually has some good real world info even if there isn't an outbreak...but then again there is that "swine flu" thing...

I heard a few days ago that up near Sydney some pigs had been detected with swine flu.

They caught it from their human farmers!