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<blockquote data-quote="jgsugden" data-source="post: 4722563" data-attributes="member: 2629">Sounds fun, but a recipe for disaster if you ask me. Many people might be surprised to find that their friends think they have a wisdom of 8 rather than the 16 they think they have...If I were you, I'd tell each player to build themself as a character, but limit themselves to a point buy system. If they complain, &quot;I won't have enough points to build myself, &quot; either politely tell them to do their best approximation under the point buy, or physically abuse them until they've sustained enough physical or mental damage to be able to fit themsleves under the limit.I'd let them pick their class... Some people just don't enjoy some classes. I played a character for 4 years that I really didn't enjoy because I took over an existing PC - and although the campaign was a blast, it would have been much more fun for me had I played a PC I liked rather than the munchkin wizard I'd been handed.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jgsugden, post: 4722563, member: 2629"] Sounds fun, but a recipe for disaster if you ask me. Many people might be surprised to find that their friends think they have a wisdom of 8 rather than the 16 they think they have... If I were you, I'd tell each player to build themself as a character, but limit themselves to a point buy system. If they complain, "I won't have enough points to build myself, " either politely tell them to do their best approximation under the point buy, or physically abuse them until they've sustained enough physical or mental damage to be able to fit themsleves under the limit. I'd let them pick their class... Some people just don't enjoy some classes. I played a character for 4 years that I really didn't enjoy because I took over an existing PC - and although the campaign was a blast, it would have been much more fun for me had I played a PC I liked rather than the munchkin wizard I'd been handed. [/QUOTE]

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