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Want to spend more time gaming and less time calculating? Want to make a character rather than a walking equipment stash? Want a game that lets you have more fun in more genres for less money? With the Quick Ass Game System, you can create any character from any genre and start playing almost immediately. Pirates? Check! Ninjas? Done! Occult detectives? Easy! Romantic poets? Fast, simple, and fun! QAGS Second Edition is perfect for newcomers looking for a story-friendly gaming system and seasoned veterans who want more from their games. Most RPGs have experience points, but only QAGS lets you use Yum Yums--edible experience points--to improve your character and influence the game world.
QAGS 2E features updated character creation rules to make better characters, not walking stat boxes. Our Qik Start Genre Guides give you the rundown on 10 popular genres so you can start playing faster. Along with that, you get all new Sample of Play Theater entries, Brand New Stupid Acronyms (BNSA), selections from the popular and sold-out supplement Stuff: The Equipment Guide, the Fine Art of Role-Playing, complete conversion rules for bringing your obsolete first edition game up to speed, Dumb TablesTM, worksheets, a complete solo game, and adult humor that won’t get you thrown in jail. QAGS Second Edition is recommended for mature readers. "QAGS is about fast, fun and generally cinematic gaming. Most of all, it is about a group of players being able to say 'Let's play that Babylon 5-meets-Buffy-meets-Fear Factor-meets-Super Lesbian Troopers Seventeen game tonight...' and then being able to create characters and a game within thirty minutes."--Conan McKegg, RPG.net QAGS: Play better games. Have more fun!
Off-Site Reviews:RPG.net (Review by Conan McKegg RPG.net (Review by Joshua LH Burnett)* GamingReport.com (Review by Wayne Tonjes) GamerChicksRule.com (Review by ShoshieB1) d21-Gaming.com (Review by Random) RpgNow.com (Review by Michael Klein) The Castle's Ramparts (Review by Scott Thorne) The Lair of the Evil DM (Review by the Evil DM) *Today Joshua is Hex's Assistant Creative Director, but when he wrote the review we hadn't even met him yet.
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