Individual characters can be from the various social classes, such as Noble or Skaa, that exist in Scadrial. Although characters must conform to the setting to an extent, the backgrounds and personality of characters are largely created by the player's imagination with little constraint. Each character has different Attributes, Standings, Traits, and Powers that influence the active gameplay.[5]
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The game is very concerned with degrees of success. Succeeding with a pair of fives is supposed to be much better than succeeding with a pair of twos. Sometimes this works. In combat, a higher degree of success means more damage. Other times, the GM is left staring at a bunch of sixes and struggling to come up with a way to make them meaningful.
Mistborn eschews the normal Attribute and Skill system in favor of only six core abilities. At first glance, this seems like a good thing. Simplicity is valuable, and many games suffer from too much granularity in their skills.* Unfortunately, despite having so few abilities, the rules are often unclear on which one to use.
Mistborn takes a loose approach to gear. In addition to a few story-relevant props, characters are assumed to have whatever stuff they need to fulfill their concept. This system works great in games like Mouse Guard, where equipment provides little to no advantage. Unfortunately, Mistborn is not one of those games.
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