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I took the first character seriously, but it didn't pay off, so now I'm just having fun quietly. I still don't really want to die, so you definitely won't see any incredible moves from me.
I remember losing my first mage for Revan, and I really liked her. In another game, I messed up and lost a Dragonborn lady. Since then, I've been playing characters that I don't mind losing. Author
I can't wrap my head around why Wolf's suggestions were rejected, but you're willing to spend months grinding through elaborate scenarios (if not more).
Because scenarios are like D&D, only better. In a multiplayer game, you play against other players, but in a scenario, the players are a team whose task is to survive, at least partially. And of course, scenarios are: friendly duels, the opportunity to suck up to the queen for rewards, being terrified by the fruit you bought from a random merchant, wiping out the team because of the owner of an illegal business, exploding when opening a chest, the location of which you found in a note taken from the corpse of an opponent, and much more! It's so much fun!