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Originally Posted by cmdicely
The presentation could probably be made less intimidating by presenting them somewhat less compactly and separating out the choices from the fixed portions; the compact presentation makes sense to manage page count, but may not be the most accessible for use, especially by new players.
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If you toss the book at them and say "make a character!" sure. But if you make the character
with them, you shouldn't have a problem. At least, I don't.
"ST is this, DX is that, IQ is this, blah blah. You get these advantages, and now you have to choose X points from this small, easy list. Still need some help? Well, for your concept, I rather like this advantage and that one. I see you're eying that one over there, well, we can do this and that, how about that?"
It's MUCH easier than sifting through the entire book, and it's no harder than making a D&D character, IMO.