If I put myself to a new role-playing game, then there is always a bit of far anticipation of the upcoming adventure. I do not know what turns the story will be ready. I can only guess in which worlds I will penetrate. And I hardly knows something about the hero or heroine that I will create for hours in the character editor. A hero to my taste Especially the creation of a figure, in all its facets, exercises the greatest charm of role plays. Will it be a magical thievy specializing in two-handed? Or rather the dwarf, which goes smoothly between shotgun and rocket launcher? That I create a finished, chunky-tested character in the game run with dozens of small decisions, which at the end is perfectly reflected my playing style, is upset every time. And that's why I can not understand it, if you can take this feeling with prefabricated character builds. For each larger role-playing game, there is a tide on instructions on the network, as hero * can be created with very specif...
