user5784: If you are strong at endgames, which openings are favorouble for you 
 because they tend to lead quickly to an endgame ?

user446: My answer is: none. Even if some variants allow some quick piece exchanging, the other part has always a chance to complicate things.
Also you don't have to fall for the false idea that once the Queens are exchanged the game has reached, or is about to reach shortly, the endgame.

user4362: The Berlin comes to mind. 
White can avoid this famous endgame, but only at the cost of relinquishing any prospects for an opening advantage. 
Generally I have a hard time coming up with openings leading to endgames. There are rather variations within openings that are endgame prone. 
To find variations like the Berlin I advice you to look at the games of Ulf Andersson. He is famous for going into the endgame as quickly as possible.

5784: <p>If you are strong at endgames, which openings are favorouble for you 
 because they tend to lead quickly to an endgame ?</p>
 446: <p>My answer is: none. Even if some variants allow some quick piece exchanging, the other part has always a chance to complicate things.</p>

<p>Also you don't have to fall for the false idea that once the Queens are exchanged the game has reached, or is about to reach shortly, the endgame.</p>
 4362: <p>The Berlin comes to mind. </p>

<p>White can avoid this famous endgame, but only at the cost of relinquishing any prospects for an opening advantage. </p>

<p>Generally I have a hard time coming up with <em>openings</em> leading to endgames. There are rather <em>variations</em> within openings that are endgame prone. </p>

<p>To find variations like the Berlin I advice you to look at the games of Ulf Andersson. He is famous for going into the endgame as quickly as possible.</p>
