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I have never played D&D with friends.
Couldn't manage to find a group etc and etc
That being said I feel like you go with the one-shot and pre-gen characters right? The quickest way to get playing, from what I understand
Just to expand, I already play weekly with my established group.
But I have some non-D&D friends who have expressed an interest in the past, so what I wanted to discuss was my options for if they're like 'let's go! Right now!'
When I was younger we played role played so much over so many different systems that we eventually would just "play" any world and scenario we wanted. D20 for skills and resistance, d6 and d10 for damage and percentage spreads.
We didn't need a lot of rules because we knew how games worked.
Eventually others would join us and be playing right away because we weren't a bunch of rule lawyers.
If approach it like that. Very simple subset of rules to get them playing without fussing over everything.