I have to admit i haven't. i soured to such things after playing paint-by-numbers d&d a bunch of years back. In that system it was easy to play your character because they had cards for everything you could do but the characters growth was so thought out in advance by the game designers that it took away your decision making and forced you to use the race that was determined to work best for the class you wanted to play and to chose some skills and traits over others because they worked best with the race and class. When you leveled you had a predetermined list of skill to choose from. If not skill a than b, if not trait a than b. all the way through the system. That's not unique but it removed any feeling of creativity from the game. Everyone's character was identical, except for your name and a few skills and traits your Ranger, for instance, was just like everyone else's Ranger. From race to class and choices of skills and traits because some skills and traits were more desirable then others everyone made the same choices and there was a card for all of it. Since then i tend to shy away from cards and the like. It may not be smart, but i always feel put off by using cards in a RPG, except for equipment cards, thoughs are fine.

Ok, I'll have a look at it. I still think this game needs two character sheets. A continuing use ego sheet and a mission use morph sheet