- The classes are balanced so they can round out a character. If you can build your character to be very powerful within the limitations provided, then there should be no issue.

- You can have as many characters as you would like, and they can fight together. Many suggestions were provided to balance them, but they lead to more work for the players, more complicated rules, and some unusual roleplay situations. To keep things easy and to provide a lot of freedom, there are no limits on the number of characters you have, and how many of them you bring into a battle. This is obviously a potential balance issue, but since this is a cooperative game in many respects, I'm leaving it up to a player's honor. If you outnumber another player just with your own characters, it won't be much of a victory if you win.

- As was suggested above, it won't be much of a victory if you outnumber someone with your own characters. To expand on this, however, anyone who makes a habit of it will probably be viewed negatively for doing it. If you always give yourself an advantage like that, you won't be viewed as strong, but as an annoyance. You obviously can outnumber somebody, but if you do it, I'd recommend that you ask for some sort of consent so the challenge is accepted instead of forced.

- Don't get too stressed about the outcome of a battle.

- Try not to choose your character's race and abilities just to win battles. Roleplayers will often look down on those who have strange characters which are built on numbers instead of a story.

- If there's a hole in the rules pertaining to battles, do something logical, or even discuss it with whoever you're fighting. You don't want to take advantage of it because it'll get you a bad reputation.