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<blockquote data-quote="Zhaleskra" data-source="post: 5376831" data-attributes="member: 20544">I'm reminded of the worst review of the World Tree role playing game on Amazon.com. A 2 star review where the reviewer says making any character takes hours . . .&nbsp; I have to wonder if English is his first language or if he just has terrible reading comprehension.I did spend a few hours (about 3 total) building the first World Tree character I made. The reasons for that were 1. the Michigan/Canada blackout of 2003, and 2. making sure the spells I chose were mostly ones the character would have the skill to cast in play. Having a very limited amount of light to work by didn't help either.It has been suggested several times to have something like a &quot;session buffer&quot;, like in the first 3 sessions your character participates in no permanent harm will come to him. Doesn't mean he won't get messed up, but it does give him a 3-day &quot;get out of death free&quot; card. And, for the umpteenth time: ASS SAVER POINTS!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zhaleskra, post: 5376831, member: 20544"] I'm reminded of the worst review of the World Tree role playing game on Amazon.com. A 2 star review where the reviewer says making any character takes hours . . . I have to wonder if English is his first language or if he just has terrible reading comprehension. I did spend a few hours (about 3 total) building the first World Tree character I made. The reasons for that were 1. the Michigan/Canada blackout of 2003, and 2. making sure the spells I chose were mostly ones the character would have the skill to cast in play. Having a very limited amount of light to work by didn't help either. It has been suggested several times to have something like a "session buffer", like in the first 3 sessions your character participates in no permanent harm will come to him. Doesn't mean he won't get messed up, but it does give him a 3-day "get out of death free" card. And, for the umpteenth time: ASS SAVER POINTS! [/QUOTE]

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