Yip, I ditto the BD character import.... Unless they have better character selections....
Maybe added to the normal character selection of Male/female/child.... a couple of basic races to choose from...
[color:"orange"]Dwarf(with a natural dislike for elves - so any trading / dealing with elves, will start with a negative influence)
Human (natural dislike for Imps, lizard folk, and orcs - same trading disadvantages)
Elf(natural dislike for dwarves -again affecting NPC's attitude towards you)
Imp(Any merchant will have a dislike in you - and possibly refuse to trade with you until you do a quest or bribe them, or whatever you can do to improve their attitude)
Orc (Natural dislike to Humans - gets attacked in human towns - merchants refuse to trade with you till a quest is completed etc)
Lizard (hmmm do they dislike anyone? or are they just uncommon?)
Dark elf - Drow (Heheheh my kind of character, evil and disliked by anyone until you prove yourself to them) [/color]
Another think i would love from BD, Summoning dolls.... but with a small difference.... they must be able to walk around with you... not be area bound.... rather time bound... being able to summon them for 5 minutes, and then a time penalty of 10 minutes before you can bring them back....
[color:"pink"] Hmmm something new.... A armour / weapons smithy who can make weapons to your specifications... (the higher the specs, the more the cost obviously.... Being able to take current weapons to a priest / wizzard to either add resistances, or make them charm-able... again a hefty price tag to the amount of charm slots. [/color]
A skill system fairly similar to BD, if not slightly less complex for first time players.
Teachers - but again with a slight differance... instead of just learning the skill and then still having to invest skill points in them... Learning them at the basic level of 1, then spending time practising them when you want to better your skill. (I vaguely remember a game called revenant with a similar learning structure, though it was very limited... combat only) Instead have a weapons master, a smithy, a wizzard, priest, and healer (and whoever else is needed) to teach you the basics and taking you to a certain level.... then finding another more advanced teacher to take you to higher levels.
