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<blockquote data-quote="Gothmog" data-source="post: 1157987" data-attributes="member: 317">If you want something kinda quirky and really fun, go for Deadlands.&nbsp; Its a good system, INCREDIBLE world, lots of flavor, and the best RPG read you'll ever see.&nbsp; Not to mention prep time for the game is about 1/3 that for any D20 game, esp with the online generators.Deadlands: Hell on Earth is a post-apocalyptic version of Deadlands sent in the late 2070's- imagine Max Max meets Evil Dead, and you get a decent idea of it.&nbsp; It has psychics, mutants, road warriors, religious crusaders, and the four horsemen.&nbsp; Again, very low on prep time.Finally, for any genre game, you can't go wrong with Savage Worlds, also by Pinnacle.&nbsp; Extremely simple system that fuses the best of D20 and Deadlands, and the focus is on action and play, not stats.&nbsp; Even less prep time than the Deadlands games above, and a very fluid and versatile ruleset.&nbsp; Inventing new material and stats is a breeze, and I read and understood the whole book in under 2 hours.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gothmog, post: 1157987, member: 317"] If you want something kinda quirky and really fun, go for Deadlands. Its a good system, INCREDIBLE world, lots of flavor, and the best RPG read you'll ever see. Not to mention prep time for the game is about 1/3 that for any D20 game, esp with the online generators. Deadlands: Hell on Earth is a post-apocalyptic version of Deadlands sent in the late 2070's- imagine Max Max meets Evil Dead, and you get a decent idea of it. It has psychics, mutants, road warriors, religious crusaders, and the four horsemen. Again, very low on prep time. Finally, for any genre game, you can't go wrong with Savage Worlds, also by Pinnacle. Extremely simple system that fuses the best of D20 and Deadlands, and the focus is on action and play, not stats. Even less prep time than the Deadlands games above, and a very fluid and versatile ruleset. Inventing new material and stats is a breeze, and I read and understood the whole book in under 2 hours. [/QUOTE]

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