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I certainly wouldn't mind playing an origin character if I'm allowed to play the class I want and experience the character's storyline.
That's actually really awesome. Can you recruit the origin characters to your party and 'play' through their origin stories from a third person instead of becoming that character and experience first person?
Me personally, my first save I would start as an origin character to avoid risking possibly not getting all the story if it isn't the starting character and then on the second play doa custom character and see if the origin story gets played out in full if it is not my starting character or not, but that's just a personal preference, which is better to start with is still not 100% clear so it's really up to you.
After that, if some characters catch my eyes, it would be possible for me to play this Characters/Origins too see it within their eyes and so on...
So I think what's going to happen is that one my first (and likely only) playthrough I'm going to use a custom male human (either a conjuror or metamorph), the Red Prince, Ifan and Lohse as their default classes. And even then, three humans. That'll irk me.
Decisions, decisions...