@Love2Know - "The Fieldmarshal" or "The Executive" (ENTJ) is a major narcissist, and there is probably at least one other one. Also, there are 16 types for 4x4 variables = 16 unless they have some other thing.
Champion: (dictionary.com)
4. a person who fights for or defends any person or cause: a champion of the oppressed.
Trust me, I'm a lawyer. (not professionally)
@Lightrider and everyone else who is in a toss-up between two, as well as @Love2Know for mentioning the cloud thing -
I've taken this thing a cloud of times. I've gotten every personality in there, or so it seems. "Oh, people want me to be a thinker, so I'll make myself a feeler," which works fine until I get to the questions on justice vs. mercy which forces me to think again and get real(er) and then become as much of an extreme thinker as I can at the moment. I can read the test like that, and I am super indecisive. I mean, who allowed me to own more than one type of pack of gum at a time? After I pick the type, I have trouble picking between individual sticks and deciding if it'd be prettier if I picked the one on the left or the one in the middle, and I often want to decide against having any at all, but I don't because I want to be socially acceptable and have good smelling breath. And that's just gum, and not even anything important. The main way to decide what personality you are is to test a few times to get a basic idea, read the descriptions, and then decide. The thing that makes it the most obvious is this:
The E(xtroverted) or I(ntroverted) refers to your primary functional preference taking place within or without. The secondary one is automatically the opposite. P(erceiver)s have the S(ensing) or (i)N(tuitive) stronger and this is the primary function. J(udger)s have the T(hinking) or F(eeling) stronger and this is the primary function. The tertiary and inferior are the opposite of the primary and secondary but have the same E or I quality, which would be EF for and ET and IT for an IF. This basically means that there are four basic types with four sub-types defined by the two middle letters, and between the four sub-types, two are basically interchangeable, with only the functional preference order changed. INTJ (The Scientist) primary function: introverted thinking, secondary function: extroverted intuition. ENTP (The Visionary/Lawyer) primary function: extroverted intuition, secondary function: introverted thinking. INTP (The Thinker) primary function: introverted intuition, secondary function: extroverted thinking. ENTJ (The Executive/Fieldmarshal) primary function: extroverted thinking, secondary function: introverted intuition.