Stepping onto the stage, Lydia feels a slight tingle all over her body, as nondescript, maybe even nonexistent textures are being overwritten by the default settings for Wild Elves.<br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Spoiler: Click to Show/Hide</div><div class="spoiler_body">(https://www2.pic-upload.de/img/36118781/1ad6fedea7ec14452cba7d0847571858.jpg) (https://www.pic-upload.de)</div></div>After a few seconds, a window opens, reading:" Would you like to personalize body parameters?” With 3 Buttons offering an answer:<br/>“Personalize” opens a whole lot of scroll bars, from the size of your nose, to the amount of fat or muscle, up to breast size and even an option of being a virgin or not.<br/>“Randomize” changes your body many times, which feels very uncomfortable if done more than thrice in a minute, but does not create silly or illogical figures it goes from scrawny to slim to plump to outright fat, creates figures with breasts bigger than DD or as small as C.<br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Spoiler: Click to Show/Hide</div><div class="spoiler_body">(https://www2.pic-upload.de/img/36118791/__original_drawn_by_ankoku_broccoli__sample-4c4c287b6b3444c6ee68945defb37c74.jpg) (https://www.pic-upload.de)<br/>(https://www2.pic-upload.de/img/36118792/4e4d44fd32a967f58a8ac41af65d22cb--tips-for-losing-weight-character-art.jpg) (https://www.pic-upload.de)<br/>(https://www2.pic-upload.de/img/36118804/0d3d45ff3332f3c74e1765c3a7ba1a01.jpg) (https://www.pic-upload.de)<br/>(https://www2.pic-upload.de/img/36118798/01c7432e6b2f46a309bc1cda03bb1.jpg) (https://www.pic-upload.de)<br/></div></div>“Use default” closes the screen, and allows you to move instantly around. “Your” Breasts are big and soft, swaying from side to side even while walking slowly, but barely small enough to not be a mayor hindrance to important physical activities such as running, jumping or fighting. Your hips are more pronounced as you ever felt them to be, but you know instinctively that this is just the sudden change from your own, real, petite body to this voluptuous beauty.<br/><br/>Whatever the way you gained an appearance suitable to your taste, you always have the opportunity to move in your new body for a bit, but only within the boundaries of the stage. Moving outside prompts the opening of a window to ask you to confirm the changes and accept your body, or resume the creation process.<br/><br/>After finally confirming the appearance of your character, another Door opens. This time it’s a royal double door, reaching high into the room, complete with a Servant waiting. The Servant himself is an old man, wearing typical Butler cloths, a black swallow-tailed coat, a white shirt, black trousers and highly polished black shoes, and even a fitting black hat. Bowing deeply when you approach, the old man opens the door for you, remaining motionless until you passed him, then closing the door behind you silently.<br/><br/>Now you find yourself in front of a terminal again, much more complex this time, but with short descriptions of each function popping up once you focus on something. The main screen reads:” Welcome to the second step of the creation of your character. Now you will define what abilities your character possesses. To do that, you will have to spend 40 points on attributes, the social standing of your host, and the importance and difficulty of the personal quest which defines the goals and hopes of your host. Choose wisely, for later you cannot gain more personal quests aside from roleplaying, and increases to attributes are comparatively rare.<br/><br/>The first thing the main screen shows, is a List of possible classes for your race, with important attributes listed. As expected, most possible classes for wild elves are pursuing martial prowess’s, with the druid being something of a spiritual leader, and the skald bridging the gap between martial and social. You cannot actually choose one of those in this step yet, but the text asks you to keep your potential class in mind, although you may choose to reallocate your points in the fourth step, should you change your mind regarding your class. You may NOT reallocate any points spend into social standing or personal quest though. After this, the screen asks you to choose one of the three points of defining your personal quest, set your hosts social standing or allocate attribute points.<br/>Defining your personal quest:<br/>Personal Quest system: Every Player gets a personal quest which unlocks the character's destiny. A Personal Quest reflects the reason why a player's avatar was summoned into the World of Elbiana, and thus has a deep impact on his relationship with his host. (something to discover ingame).  How much of this untapped potential will be unlocked depends on the difficulty of the quest, the difficulty depends on how many attribute points the Player wishes to allocate at game start. Unlocking the Destiny has two components: The character has to be level 5 or higher, and he has to have completed at least one personal quest. Upon competition of the quest, he gains access to the features of a second class as if using gestalt rules as follows:<br/><br/>Immediate completion: -5 Attribute Points    Choose 1 Part of a second class to gain access to.<br/>Easy:-2 Attribute points            Choose 2 Parts of a second class to gain access to<br/>Normal: +/-0 Attribute Points            Choose one Half of your second class, either class abilities or Bab/Hit Points, skillpoints and saves<br/>Hard: +2 Attribute Points: Gain a whole second class<br/>Nearly Impossible: +5 Attribute Points Gain a second class… and more<br/>One try Quest +5 Attribute Points  (Does not apply to immediate completion quests)<br/>Ongoing Quest -5 Attribute Points (Does not apply to immediate completion quests)<br/><br/>In addition, you are asked to choose up to 5 words or phrases to define the nature of the quest more closely. Examples given range from the rather ambiguous “craving for power” over “charity” to “survive and escape” up to “Slay the Demon King and take his throne for yourself “. You can even read “whore” in the example list, but in the end, its only 5 empty text fields waiting to be filled, with a rough indication of how your choice would affect the difficulty.<br/><br/>Setting your Host’s social standing is obviously lacking in one thing, and that is an explanation what your Host is, or does, it’s simply a switch with a single explanation line, what the selected standing could mean.<br/>0 points:   slave,  Thralls, Indentured laborer, common street whore<br/>2 points:   bottom of the free society: Day laborer, free farmers, street performer, wandering preacher, Members of the old Military<br/>3 points:   Artisans, merchants, successful artists, rich landowning farmers, low clergy(nuns, monks, acolytes, informal clergy), Members of the new military<br/>5 points:   low nobles(Knights, Landless Nobility, etc.) filthy rich merchants, priests<br/>10points:   Prince or princess, Lords of small holdings, Highpriest, other high nobility<br/><br/>divide points spend by 2, rounded up to gain the bonus on all social tests against everyone of lower standing than your own.<br/>Divide points spend by 2, rounded up to gain the malus  someone on higher status incurs on diplomacy checks made to gather information on someone of lower status.<br/>Divide points spend by 2, rounded up to gain the bonus someone of lower status gains on diplomacy checks made to gather information on someone of higher status.<br/><br/>Allocating Attribute points is a rather simple looking matter, with 6 attributes being displayed and already starting on 10 for free. You have a table showing you the cost to raise an attribute or lower it a bit to gain more points. Your points left for allocation are displayed too, and a pop up tells you that everything is reversible at this point in time.<br/>