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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Clint_L" data-source="post: 9757965" data-attributes="member: 7035894">For me, starting with my own character was amazing, and I kept that character as my main all through my 1e years. But I was an obvious D&D mark.At school, I onboard new players all the time for the club, and they all generate their own characters. On the other hand, when it is new players who just want a taste of D&D to see if they like it, I have used premade characters, as I did for a staff one-off game, for example.Since you asked for advice, I would say it depends on how interested your daughter is, which no one can gauge better than you. If she is just kind of humouring you, a premade character could be the way to go, as it isn't expecting her to invest too much up front. And yeah, Keep on the Borderlands is a great option, as it comes with premade characters and is designed for very short sessions.</blockquote>