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BABS is a conflict resolution method for tabletop roleplaying games that incorporates elements of problem-solving and narration/improvisation with the aim of creating unpredictable, player autonomy situations in any situation where there's an uncertain outcome. It does not rely on components or require specific ruleset knowledge to use effectively. BABS stands (back) & because so means it works as a conversation between players who are GMs and themselves; they can get things done by asking for permission, but if that doesn't work then the game is their own problem! It's not limited specifically just in combat situations—BAB(y) has been used to resolve conflicts over non-violent tasks like setting up furniture or dealing with paperwork. BABS uses a system of verbal interaction between players and GMs (or player–player), allowing for an exchange that is both open ended/nonlinear yet structured enough so the game feels "safe" in some way, even if it