Are you a ghoul?

Ghouls don't care for fancy vampire beverages or zombie recipes. They will, however, go absolutely ape for a fresh corpse in a shallow grave.

If you score as a human at the end of this quiz (with a seven or less), do try to avoid the Ghûlheim restaurant district. Trust us.

The ghoul world has yet to see the rise of Vulgate Bantacore, but both Vomikron Noxis of "The Throne of Bones" and Vorag Bloodytooth of the Warhammer universe have held the title of ghoul king.

Dungeon masters know the disease as ghoul fever. It has an incubation period of one day, and the afflicted rises from the grave as a ghoul the following midnight.

You should probably stay away from any organization with the acronym "GHOUL," especially the Grateful Homeless Outcasts and Unwanted Layaway Society.

While Cthulhu and Nyarlathotep are both fine choices for a dark, Lovecraftian deity, Mordiggian is the Charnel God worshipped in the city of Zul-Bha-Sair.

While Pickman did snap photographs of ghouls, he used them to aid his grotesque and alarming paintings.

If Arabic myths are correct, you must only use a single sword blow to slay a ghoul. Land more than one, and the creature will live to kill you.

The "World of Darkness" ghouls are servants to vampires rather than true ghouls. However, the game world is also home to ghuls, which are more like traditional ghouls.

J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle Earth was based on European myth cycles, so he makes no mention of ghouls. But ghouls definitely appear in the other two series, popping up in both the Weasley family's attic and the White Queen's army. If you scored an eight or higher on this test, you may join them.