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From: Andrew Payne III <smiling_bandit@**********.COM>
Subject: Re: [COW] Corporate Secretary
Date: Mon, 22 Sep 1997 13:21:33 -0700
- Loki - wrote one day
> Corporate Secretary
> Type: Contact
> Rarity: Common
> Description: 0¥. Human. May be used once per turn. 3¥: Roll D6. 1-2:
> No effect. 3-5: You may look at one Challenge of your choice on any
> Objective in play. 6: You've managed to get the Corporate Secretary
> fired! Trash Corporate Secretary.
>
> How many of you use her? How do you use her?
>
> I've talked to people that consider Corp Sec a waste of nu yen, when
> you can put a Decker in your deck that can Recon, Browse, or use
> Shadowland tokens. I've heard from others that swear by her (even in
a
> Decker deck), as she's not vulnerable to Riots, Drive-By, Wanted,
> Z-Zone and Tempest as wimpy bodied deckers would be.
>
> Compare her further to a Rigger's Crawler Patrol Drone or
> Microskimmer.
>
> Me personally? After rolling a 6 and losing her three different times
> when I really needed her, I pulled Corp Sec out of my deck in favor
of
> Kracker Jack for Recon, even though I don't have a single piece of
> matrix gear in there.
>
> I'd just like to see what side of the fence the rest of you fall on.
> Waste or Valuable Tool?

I have at least one Corp Sec in each of my decks except my all
Challenge replacing Objectives deck (see next post). I put her in
there because
she is a good card just to have on the table. Here is a few of the
times when she comes in handy.

1. Lost all your deckers due to Riots,Tempset,....
2. Closed systems
3. When you know your opponent likes to put more than 1 security
decker
in their deck.
4. You are playing a non-decker heavy deck and your opponent is playing
a decker heavy deck.

Now the cost does keep you from using her alot, but when you need to
see that last challenge before committing your runners, 3¥ is not that
much to pay.

===
Andrew Payne III
smiling_bandit@**********.com
http://www.oakland.edu/~ddmccoll/sr






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