The Elf writes:
Each game has so many autosaves, that it's pretty easy to go back and do play-overs. I "gave the computer its head," so to speak, because I was curious to see what it would do next. When one member gets flirty, there's always the option for the character on the receiving end to nip it in the bud. On the transformations (there are quite a few available besides the wolf god thing,) it's usually advantageous to go through with it, but you can always decline. Such transformations nearly always offer some advantage to the recipient. Accepting the son or daughter of an original player into the group is especially good--such members always have some stat that's superior to a freshly-rolled character.
All in all, I'm not disappointed in the game. The sale is over, but I got it for $18.74, including tax. I think it's $39.95 now. Like the various "Civilization" games, you could play it for a lifetime and not exhaust all the possibilities, so it's nearly infinitely replayable.
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