| From: | Brian Smith <bes3@****.ucc.nau.edu> |
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| Subject: | Re: New in town. |
| Date: | Wed, 22 Nov 1995 12:52:51 -0700 (MST) |
> No problems with Decker Mages. There's nothing against them in the
> rules. However, spells shouldn't work in the Matrix, just pure
> programming skill. If he/she loses a certain amount of essence due
> to cyberwear (i.e datajacks, etc.) then the Geas rules from the
> Grimoire should apply. There are all sorts of ways I could see
> having a decker mage.
I suppose... but I remember reading in one of the novels, I think,
that magic users don't take well to decking.
> Just because I'm a programmer myself, doesn't mean that I don't have
> other skills. I'm also almost a semi-professional chef. I've taken
> the cooking courses for it. So, why couldn't a mage learn to use a
> cyberdeck?
Thank you, Julia Childish.
> Just my two cents.
I understand now... Gallagher _is_ funny. :)
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