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The Simplicity Of Your First Character Because of differences in game environment, setting and player style, it is highly reccomended that your first character be as simple as possible. While we strive to give you all of the information you need on the website to play the game, we are unable to tell you what the current player climate is like. In order to best see what is needed during a game, what is likely to get the most play and what frankly will work best overall, we ask you to keep your character simple the first time around. Keep in mind, we are not asking you to make a throw away mortal to play for a week then to make your real character. You can keep your first character, as the current maximum of characters is five slots, or you can choose to retire the character after you feel you have a grasp on the game environment. It is entirely up to you. We simply ask that you try to avoid certain things. These things are not banned for new characters, but we generally prefer you avoid them. A character may be approved with any of these things, but if you plan to write one, we advise you speak to an ST first to avoid wasted creation time. Also, keep in mind almost all characters require some change to them to fit in our game environment. If you are unwilling to change your character in any way, choose another concept. Lastly, please avoid rewriting a character you've played in other games/venues. While it might seem at first that this would ease your transition into our game environment, it has proven to do the opposite, as you tend to bring in past habits and pre-conceived notions that are often wrong or not appropriate for Original Sin. So please try to create original characters. Here is the current list we ask you to avoid in general without first speaking to an ST:
For the Requiem and Forsaken games:
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