Which god is your godly parent?

Eighteen. Camp Half-Blood has twenty cabins, but two of them never claim children: Hera is the goddess of marriage and has no demigod children, and Artemis is a maiden goddess whose cabin houses her Hunters instead. The other eighteen are all reachable — this quiz uses the same weighting the Demigod: Camp Half-Blood app does, and no single parent takes more than about one camper in ten.

In cabin order: 1 Zeus, 2 Hera, 3 Poseidon, 4 Demeter, 5 Ares, 6 Athena, 7 Apollo, 8 Artemis, 9 Hephaestus, 10 Aphrodite, 11 Hermes, 12 Dionysus, 13 Hades, 14 Iris, 15 Hypnos, 16 Nemesis, 17 Nike, 18 Hebe, 19 Tyche, 20 Hecate.

Zeus, Poseidon and Hades — the three brothers who divided the sky, the sea and the Underworld between them. Their children are rare and unusually powerful, which is exactly why the three of them once swore an oath not to have any.

A tie goes to the underdog — the parent with fewer chances to score across the whole trial. It sounds like a technicality, but it is the difference between a quiz where every cabin is genuinely reachable and one that funnels most campers into Athena.

Yes. The questions, the weights and the tie-break are mirrored from the Demigod: Camp Half-Blood app, and checked against it automatically. The app adds the rest of the claiming: your cabin emblem, your fatal flaw, a prophecy, and a portrait of you as a demigod.