If I start a new game, new system, I have a group session where we go over rules and make characters. We tweak them later as people figure out the system better. One or two premade examples is useful, but I don't make players play those.
If I convert to a new system, as happened when I switched to ORE for my current game, I convert their characters, then let them review and make sure I captured the flavor right with my design choices, and still let them tweak if needed in the first couple of sessions.
On Tue, Oct 7, 2014 at 10:01 AM, matt <iamafrayed@gmail.com> wrote:
I've done both. Pre-gens for a group that wants to get right into the game and going through char gen with the group that wants to understand things a bit more before playing.--At con games it's always pre-gens for me.
On Monday, October 6, 2014 11:04:15 AM UTC-7, Jeremiah Duncan wrote:Greetings! When you want to introduce ORE to your gaming group, do you do character creation with them first or do you come with pre-made characters for them to try out. My group has only played D&D.I was thinking about Reign. (But I really want to play Godlike!)
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