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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Delta" data-source="post: 3675162" data-attributes="member: 40269">Actually, I think that's a mistake (or at least patching over the symptoms of a real problem). If building D&D characters is part of the fun, then new players should be able to build characters immediately, out-of-the-box, "the real way", and get hooked on it (like in the old days). If you're having to give them premade characters and say "later on you'll figure out character generation", then they've lost the whole this-is-my-character ownership which is so important (maybe of ultimate importance) to the D&D roleplaying experience. I argue that means we've got to drastically simplify the core options at starting levels.But thanks for the compliment! I value your feedback.</blockquote>