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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Someone" data-source="post: 5484699" data-attributes="member: 5656">First a disclaimer: Character is a process that takes really long. This is not a complaint, it’s a fact.  I don’t think it’s the judges fault: I know they do what they can and more, but 4e characters are so full of fiddly details and obscure sources that fully reviewing a character is quite time consuming. This proposal is intended to actually reduce the number of characters that need approval and therefore reducing the workload on judges.Proposed approval process:Benefits of this system: Judges won’t have to deal with 1st level character submissions, only with acharacters that complete an adventure so if some day you think for whatever reason a minotaur swordmage would be a neat idea and hastily make it on the CB they won’t need to waste time judging that character that most likely won’t see any adventure.Many (I daresay most) 1st level characters start adventuring without approval, and receive it as they finish the adventure and experience is awarded. The proposal fits the rules to reality, and at least makes sure the characters get some polishing, even if it doesn’t come from a judge.Lastly, for higher level characters they’ll receive the same level of attention they get right now, as they’ll need a judge and a non judge review to be fully approved and be able to earn experience.</blockquote>