Simple and easy RPGs?

>>53092730
Have you tried D1? It's this new barebones system that is really well presented.

>>53092730
Dungeon World is a decent "babies first ttrpg". But its very limited and requires a bit of skill on the part of the GM. Also recommend D&D 5E since its simple enough but has many more options than something like Dungeon World.

>>53092756
Google gave me nothing. Could you pass me a link or something?

>>53092730
Pretty much every system with any reasonable amount of mechanics will take a while to make a character the first time or two around.

>>53092730
mini six barebones

>>53092730
It seems like you guys simply don't want to put the effort in to learn a ruleset. No ruleset can solve this for you. You need to all sit down and read the rule book and not only will character creation NOT take an hour and a half the game will run smoother.

Any game that's as easy as you want will be lacking in any mechanics at all. It will be less a game and more just improve.

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>>53092730
Barbarians of Lemuria is pretty cool, if you like Conan-style swords & sorcery. Instead of futzing around with a bunch of individual skills, each character just has a few careers. If you have 2 ranks in thief, for instance, then you get a +2 bonus to do anything related to thieves. It's an elegant way to do things, and since you only start out with 4 points to divide (and don't gain new ones at any great speed), it keeps things pretty simple.

Other than that, each character has 4 points to divide between 4 attributes (strength, agility, mind, appeal), and 4 points to divide between 4 combat abilities (initiative, melee, ranged, defense) -- they can range from -1 to 3 to start out with. You roll 2d6 + an attribute + a relevant career rank (mostly outside of combat) or combat ability (inside combat).

Additionally, each character selects a boon from a small list for the region where they grew up. (You can get an additional boon by selecting a flaw, but you don't have to allow this, if you want to keep things simple. Hell, things would run fine if you wanted to skip boons entirely.) Boons often let you roll 3d6 and take the two highest dice (instead of 2d6) when doing related tasks. Like, if you have Beast Friend, you roll an extra die when dealing with animals.

It's a very minimalist system, that should be easy for your players to grasp.

>Barbarians of Lemuria,Mythic Edition (current edition) -- https://www.mediafire.com/folder/7llc83r2xf8bg/Barbarians_of_Lemuria_-_Mythic_Edition

>Barbarians of Lemuria, Legendary Edition (earlier edition, shorter but not as refined) --http://www.mediafire.com/download/p5w885sa9a869ma/Barbarians+Of+Lemuria+-+Legendary+Edition.pdf

>Barbarians of Lemuria, House Rules / Patches for Legendary Edition (if you want minimalism of Legendary, but with the rules tightened up) -- https://mega.co.nz/#F!CtQR2bST!y_awB-GHCiL3CdK4iLCV7A

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>>53092935
One caveat about BoL is that heavy armor can get a bit out of hand. It's not necessarily unbalanced, as wearing heavy armor gives you a penalty to your agility, but it means that both you and your opponent won't inflict much damage (them, because they will do very little damage, and you because you'll have trouble hitting them). I would suggest ignoring helmets, and maybe even dropping heavy armor (see bottom table in pic; top table is the RAW).

>>53092730
You want simple and easy? Go Risus or Awesomesauce. They don't get much easier.

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Gurps Ultra-Lite.

It's a single page.

>>53092730
If you like action movies, Feng Shui might be worth a try.