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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Nytmare" data-source="post: 7971708" data-attributes="member: 55178">I'd suggest picking up a game that has creative and rp elements, but doesn't have any of the homework/prep timesink.First one I'd recommend is The Quiet Year by Buried Without Ceremony. It's a mapping, society based RPG that, start to finish, probably takes about 3 hours to play. GM hat gets passed around the table and every turn someone pulls a card from a deck that gives them a "what if" kinda question that has them either add something to the map or interact with stuff that other people have already drawn.The second would be Band of Blades, a repeatable 10ish(?) game campaign of a shattered, fantasy military unit running away from an undead army. Band, or any of the Forged in the Dark games, are laughably prep light, as the game is almost entirely run off of reactions to what the players are doing. My prep time for a Blades game is usually covered by watching a movie and then thinking about it the next morning in the shower.</blockquote>