Setting Information [Judgement Night]

This is the introductory information I sent out to my players. Sorry for any formatting weirdness; someday I'll figure out how to force DW to indent paragraphs.
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Sample Characters and Fiction [Judgement Night]

Examples of two characters generated in the Prose Descriptive Quality RPG System for my game, plus a fiction illustrating them. There are probably easier way of explaining this than by writing a 2000 word fiction, but I guess I decided to stick with what I know.
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Character Creation Guide [Judgement Night]

Specific information for my players, to aid in building their characters. The PDQ system operates by giving characters Qualities, which then grant them all the skills one would normally associate with that Quality. Thus, if I have the Quality of Bakery Manager, I then have skill levels in Baking Cakes, Writing Employee Schedules, etc. For this I specifically wrote out skills for the professions that are peculiar to the setting.

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Collected Links [Judgement Night]

I am posting some of the material I have created for my rpg game, because in mentioning it on FB I had some questions from people who were interested in the system I was using: the Prose Descriptive Qualities System by Atomic Sock Monkey Games. It's a very simple system I have never used before, but in reading through the rules I was enchanted by its simplicity. At some point (probably a large-scale, highly important scene) that simplicity will bite me in the ass, but that's a GMs life for you.

Atomic Sock Monkey offers the basic rules as a free download and more complete settings are available, but sadly none of the published settings looked appropriate for the kind of game I wanted to run. Thus, I have done a lot of writing.

Setting Information

Sample Characters and Fiction

Character Creation Guide

I will update this entry should I post anything else of general relevance to how to work with the PDQ system.