[QUOTE=Fadeaway;17818473]Your race and class feed into a background which determines one of six ways the story begins, so instead of just moulding a face, it lets you decide history and personality too. You also get to pick your voice and sample a few basic utterances (greetings, celebrations, battle cries etc.). Once you finish with the aesthetics, you get to allocate attribute points and review your character's starting skills. Finally, you get to save your character ready to be used with the full game when it comes out.[/QUOTE]
This sounds kind of like any other RPG to me.
Well, sounds a lot like Neverwinter Nights 2
Started doodling with the character creator. There are fewer options than in Oblivion, but that makes it easier to make nicer looking characters.
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