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<blockquote data-quote="Mustrum_Ridcully" data-source="post: 4094090" data-attributes="member: 710"><p>Well, it all depends on what level you want to create your character. In 3E, creating high level characters takes a lot of work. 1st level characters seem easy, and I do not believe that it's so different now.</p><p>3E suffered from one problem: If you wanted to attain a PrC or a special feat, you had to prepare the advancement of your character very early to get what you want. A beginning player will not think about that, but it can haunt him later, if he wants to try something out. And the next time he is rolling up a new character, he might think about, meaning it takes longer for him again. So, the first few times, creating a new character in 3E might be fast, but once you want "more", you'll expend more time. </p><p>4E seems to go away from a wide list of prerequisites, so I think this will no longer be a concern.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mustrum_Ridcully, post: 4094090, member: 710"] Well, it all depends on what level you want to create your character. In 3E, creating high level characters takes a lot of work. 1st level characters seem easy, and I do not believe that it's so different now. 3E suffered from one problem: If you wanted to attain a PrC or a special feat, you had to prepare the advancement of your character very early to get what you want. A beginning player will not think about that, but it can haunt him later, if he wants to try something out. And the next time he is rolling up a new character, he might think about, meaning it takes longer for him again. So, the first few times, creating a new character in 3E might be fast, but once you want "more", you'll expend more time. 4E seems to go away from a wide list of prerequisites, so I think this will no longer be a concern. [/QUOTE]
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