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Another thing you can do is have a character that could still fill the role of a mentor because of his age, but be able to be taught on other matters himself. Like if you were a Luke Skywalker by the end of the trilogy mentoring someone, but still had a post-death Obi-Wan Kenobi helping him out and guiding him, as an example. It's what I did with two characters, and their development has been a lot of fun.

Curiously enough, the opposite is the same for me: I've played characters that have served as mentors of sorts, but have still managed to grow. I've personally wanted to play characters that have a lot of potential to grow within a given setting, but instead of already being heroes in need of mentors, that would instead be a character that will need to become one.

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