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Writing in pencil is recommended for this step, as there may be alterations during the process. The GM is the final arbiter of all choices, though the GM should endeavor to offer the players as much room to be creative as possible. Similarly, if any player has a suggested alteration, others at the table should hear them out and give their reasoning due consideration.
Overall, GMs and players should strive to be flexible at this stage.
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Courts of Stone · Chapter 3: Games of Discourse › Assembling a Court in Seven Steps › Step 4: Assign Traits (Players and GM) · p. 139 p. 141
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Writing in pencil is recommended for this step, as there may be alterations during the process. The GM is the final arbiter of all choices, though the GM should endeavor to offer the players as much room to be creative as possible. Similarly, if any player has a suggested alteration, others at the table should hear them out and give their reasoning due consideration.
Overall, GMs and players should strive to be flexible at this stage.