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Message no. 1
From: "James E. Frazer" <jimmicane@**********.COM>
Subject: Lone Star S. followup question
Date: Mon, 29 Jun 1998 08:52:52 -0700
>Keldon Mor wrote:
>>
>> I too noticed that the mail has dropped dramatically... So, I figure I
>> always have questions, here's an easy one...
>>
>> Say someone puts Lone Star Surveillance on Fuchi (or Iron Lung, etc...)
>> Would you roll for the arrest before or after you did the Fuchi run? My
>> guess would be after the "Visit"
>>
>> Oh, one more. How about Rush Job? Could your opponent do Fuchi after you
>> played Rush Job? RJ says player must make a Shadowrun but Fuchi says you may
>> run Fuchi instead of a Shadowrun, but then you're not doing a SR that RJ
>> asks for....Gut feeling=no
>>
>Yes and yes. 'Instead of a Shadowrun' is still no Shadowrun. If you
>chewed gum in Singapore (Hi Hansen!), youŽd get punished. If you chewed
>apple instead, you wouldnŽt. Even if the apple had written "gum" all
>over it. ---Felix

Woah woah woah... if you Lone Star Survalience Fuchi, would you roll for each runner or
would the whole team get tossed in the brig on one roll?
>


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Message no. 2
From: Donald Arganbright <jayden63@*******.COM>
Subject: Re: Lone Star S. followup question
Date: Mon, 29 Jun 1998 09:05:22 PDT
Hoi,

>>Say someone puts Lone Star Surveillance on Fuchi (or Iron Lung,
>>etc...) Would you roll for the arrest before or after you did the
>>Fuchi run? My guess would be after the "Visit"

(snip)

>Woah woah woah... if you Lone Star Survalience Fuchi, would you roll
>for each runner or would the whole team get tossed in the brig on one
>roll?

We always played that the runner get arrested (if the die roll permits)
before the effect of the location takes effect. Not after. And I would
believe that you would have to roll for each runner that went to fuchi.
There are very few cards that effect the entire group of runners and
those cards all say... effects everyone or something like that.


*** In ruling, the Sage attends to the heart, not the eye ***
*** - Tao ***


Donald Arganbright
Jayden Stormwalker


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Message no. 3
From: Felix Hoefert <FHoefert@********.DE>
Subject: Re: Lone Star S. followup question
Date: Mon, 29 Jun 1998 22:13:41 +0200
James E. Frazer wrote:
>
> >Keldon Mor wrote:
> >>
> >> I too noticed that the mail has dropped dramatically... So, I figure I
> >> always have questions, here's an easy one...
> >>
> >> Say someone puts Lone Star Surveillance on Fuchi (or Iron Lung, etc...)
> >> Would you roll for the arrest before or after you did the Fuchi run? My
> >> guess would be after the "Visit"
> >>
> >> Oh, one more. How about Rush Job? Could your opponent do Fuchi after you
> >> played Rush Job? RJ says player must make a Shadowrun but Fuchi says you may
> >> run Fuchi instead of a Shadowrun, but then you're not doing a SR that RJ
> >> asks for....Gut feeling=no
> >>
> >Yes and yes. 'Instead of a Shadowrun' is still no Shadowrun. If you
> >chewed gum in Singapore (Hi Hansen!), youŽd get punished. If you chewed
> >apple instead, you wouldnŽt. Even if the apple had written "gum" all
> >over it. ---Felix
>
> Woah woah woah... if you Lone Star Survalience Fuchi, would you roll for each runner
or would the whole team get tossed in the brig on one roll?

Every single decker gets a roll, as LS Surveillance states. ---Felix

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