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however
I only checked one to make sure the card was there. Of course, when I
got back, two out of four did not have the card. It didn't seem to have
been removed (the card baggie is glued in place and there was no
indication
of the baggie being "torn" out) it just wasn't there. Sigh. I like
Shadis,
but I sure don't need four copies.
-Steve.
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Ok, here's what I got back on the Street Scum rulings and the Foxy
Roxy issue. This comes from Skuzzy himself. :o)
~~~~~~~~~~
OK, here's the scoop.
"Street scum" aren't restricted by what type of gear that they can
take. I know this doesn't really make sense with some things (ie;
cyberware, spells, etc.) but none the less that's how they work.
If "Foxy Roxy" is present on a Shadowrun with another Runner that is
'Anti-social' and they encounter a personnel Challenge you have to roll
off with a D6 to see who takes precedence. Sorry there is no hard and
fast ruling for this one. This question was one of the first that came
up early on in the playtesting.
Mike "Skuzzy" Nielsen
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> > Man. The few guys I play with are all the "don't bother running 'til
> > you're huge and monstrous" types. Anrd the funny thing is they still
> > sleaze the challenges most of the time..
> I usually try to do a few runs with whatever runners I get on the draw
> as soon as I can. Hoping that the person was either bluffing or
> didn't get their "nice" challenges on the draw. Frankly a lot of
> times it doesn't work out, but when it does :-) After that I do the
> usual sit back and wait thing.
Gotta love the differences in play. Okay, I can see where even being
zero Rep objective, the Aqualogies give a lot for bang for the
(comparative) buck. I'm still scratching my head as far as what an
appropriate counterbalance might be, though. Hmm....
> [snip]
> Name: Hell House
> Type: Objective
> Cost: N/A
> Text: 20 Reputation - Any runner that dies while on a run
> against Hell House become a "ghost" runner and is put on Hell
> House (all gear is trashed). Combat against these runner
> becomes the Requirement for scoring Hell House. If the
> objective is not taken trash "ghost" runners at the end of the
> turn. +5 rep for each "ghost" runner.
> [snip]
> > I hadn't thought of that (hey - Five weenies and Lord Torgo on a
> > run..) What I meant was to go on one run, slag off a lot of low
> > Threat runners, and then go *back* with a larger, more powerful
> bunch.
> > In the meantime, it is open to run on, but you can either intercept
> > of give it a Wild Goose Chase..
> Originally I was thinking about having it continually build like that.
> However, I agree with you, that it could get a bit out of hand. Ah!
> Oops I see what my mistake was. Take a look at it now, the ghost
> runners are discarded at the end of the turn. Hopefully that clears
> things up a bit. This way each runner only has to face their own
> ghosts :-)
Cruel. Perfect with the "owner chooses target" Challenges, too. Why
*does* Torgo always run into the Fusion Gate, anyway? ;)
> > What happens when Hell House gets Covered Up? Lofwyred? -- eh,
> > there's another card that affects Objectives that I can't think of
> > right now..
> Since the "ghosts" are part of the requirement, when the objective
> changes, so does the requirement. I imagine the best thing to do
> would be to discard them.
Actually, this brings in a slight 'problem' with both cards: they
essentially stop Basilisk and others from fragging cards. (Ghod - try
and word it so they don't.. eek.) If you trash Razorback to sleaze a
challenge, does that count as dying?... I might open the wording up a
bit to simply say "any time a Runner is trashed", which solves the first
problem and creates the second. Still easier to deal with, though.
> [snip]
> > Ah, don't worry about it. The "not a drone but counts as one" is an
> > interesting idea, though -- I was thinking of some non-vehicle
> drones, myself.
> Yeah, the whole idea for this bike came from the only rigger I ever
> played in the RPG. He would sit back in the chair (don't know if you
> have seen the movie, "Akira", where I'm getting the image from) with
> his arms crossed or behind his head and cruise around :-)
Seen Akira. Don't remember it :)
Ditto with Heavy Metal.
Ditto with Ghost in the Shell.
I miss out on all the anime!
> [snip]
> > (Phone clone? Need a good name quick..)
> > Gear/2Y/Common
> > Trash XXy. Roll d6: 1-3: User gains Recon until end of turn. 4-6:
> > Target opponent gets to choose a runner he or she controls to gain
> > Recon.
> How about Phone Phrek (or however they spell it)
> Flavor text: "Of course I know what I'm doing, I read about on the
> matrix just this morning."
*Too* cool. Stolen!
> [snip]
> >
> > In all seriousness, I don't mind the (perceived) negativity.. the
> ego
> > comes from creating and writing in general, and tends to get wounded
> > easily.
> >
> I understand. I should state I'm a fragile person, please take it
> easy on me :-) ;-) :-) ;-) Actually I'm a firm believe in "if you
> can't take it, don't dish it out" "Do your worst, I'm not afraid" :-)
Muuuuhaahaa! Remember, you asked for it ;)
> [snip]
> > I wasn't so sure on how to resolve Challenges - the original rules
> for Narcoject have the Challenges remain on the Objective (regardless if
> > they're "killed") until the Objective is taken. Not sure if this is
> > still on the page.
> I like this concept as well (leaving challenges in place until the
> objective is trashed) ;-)
Seems to be popular.
> [snip]
> > > Check out: www.geocities.com/Area51/Zone/3056/srccg.html
> > This URL didn't seem to work (I got the GeoError page instead).
> Give it another try and let me know what happens. I just tried it and
> didn't have a problem. Hopefully you either caught me in mid update,
> or geocities was having a problem.
Geo must've been distracted. Busy making breakfast, or soemthing.
-M
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Subject: [FAQ] Shadowrn FAQ, part 1/3
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ShadowRN Mailing List FAQ, Part 1 Frequently Asked Questions for
SHADOWRN@********.ITRIBE.NET
Version 2.0
Part 1 of 3
Originally Compiled : During the dark ages by Robert A. Hayden.
Last Update : October 1, 1997
Fearless Leader : Mark Imbracio <mark@******.net>
Asst. Fearless Leader : Adam Jury <fro@***.ab.ca>
FAQ Flunky : Dvixen <dvixen@********.com>
===
1. INTRODUCTION
A. What is SHADOWRN?
B. How do I subscribe to SHADOWRN?
C. How do I post to SHADOWRN?
D. How do I unsubscribe to SHADOWRN?
E. Other important LISTSERV-LITE commands.
F. Why am I getting deleted from the list for no reason?
G. HELP!!! I'm still subscribed, but mail from the list has stopped coming!
2. THE OTHER ITRIBE MAILING LISTS
A. SHADOWTK
B. PLOTD
C. NERPS
D. SRCARD
E. Subscribing to SHADOWTK, PLOTD, NERPS, and SRCARD
F. Getting past logs via FTP
3. OTHER SHADOWRUN PLACES TO CHECK OUT
A. FASA's Official Shadowrun site
B. Newsgroups
C. Undernet (IRC)
D. Shadowrun Webring
E. Shadowrun Archive
In Part 2 :
4. DISCLAIMERS
5. POSTING GUIDELINES
In Part 3 :
6. SHADOWRUN SLANG
7. THE SHADOWRN THEME SONG
===
1. INTRODUCTION
1.A What is SHADOWRN?
SHADOWRN is a discussion list for the role-playing game called Shadowrun,
which is published by FASA. Shadowrun takes place in Seattle 61 years in the
future. Cybernetics, Virtual Reality, and Biotechnology are available to the
public. Furthermore, Magic exists and is controlled by mages and shamans,
and mythical beings once again roam the land. Megacorporations, with the
power of small nations, rule the politics and hold the ultimate stranglehold
on the underclass. Surviving in the world of Shadowrun takes as much courage
as it does skill.
And perhaps just a little luck.
1.B How do I subscribe to SHADOWRN?
To subscribe, you must send a control message to the list processor at
listproc.itribe.net. To do this, send an email with the following:
TO: listserv@***tproc.itribe.net
SUB: <leave blank>
1st line: SUBscribe SHADOWRN <your real name>
In a little while you should get email that you have to respond to, to
confirm your subscription to the list. Reply to that as instructed, after
which you should begin getting regular postings.
1.C How do I post to SHADOWRN?
To post to SHADOWRN, you send your posting via email to
SHADOWRN@********.ITRIBE.NET. Make sure that you have read the Posting
Guidelines portion of this FAQ before you post to the list. (Failure to do
so will result in being thwapped. ;o)
1.D How do I unsubscribe from SHADOWRN?
To unsubscribe, you must send a control message to the list processor at
listproc.itribe.net. To do this, send email with the following:
TO: listserv@***tproc.itribe.net
SUB: <leave blank>
1st line: UNSUBscribe SHADOWRN
In a little while you should get email confirming your unsubscription
request.
1.E Other Important LISTSERV-LITE Commands.
There are many commands you can give to the listserv in order to change how
your subscription works.
TO: listserv@***tproc.itribe.net
SUB: <leave blank>
REView SHADOWRN
This command will ask the listserv to send you what your subscription
options are at that point in time. (Very good to use as a test/ping message)
SET SHADOWRN REPRO
This command will have the listserv include you in the distribution of any
posting you make (i.e., you get your own things back, too).
To stop receiving your own posts: SET SHADOWRN NOREPRO
SET SHADOWRN ACK
This is simply a confirmation of the posting you just made in the form of
an email saying 'Your post was successfully distributed to XXX people.'
To stop receiving confirmations: SET SHADOWRN NOACK
SET SHADOWRN NOMAIL
Will halt your receiving of postings. You will still be able to send
messages to the list. Set this if you are going away for a couple days, and
think your mail quota might be exceeded. (If your mail quota is exceeded,
there is an excellent chance you will return to find yourself no longer on
the list.)
To resume getting posts: SET SHADOWRN MAIL
SET SHADOWRN DIGEST
When this option is set, instead of all of the postings being delivered
separately, they will be delivered in one mailing at the close of the day
(in ITRIBE's time zone). This is helpful if the number of mailings become a
burden, also another way to reduce the volume of mailings. (But not size.)
To resume receiving separate postings: SET SHADOWRN MAIL
HELP
Sending this command will give you a listing and brief descriptions of all
available commands.
1.F Why am I getting deleted from the list for no reason?
99% of the time, the reason you are deleted from the list (by the
listowner) is for some reason mail is bouncing off of your account.
Usually this is caused by one of two reasons. Either A) your account is
filled and can't hold any more or B) for some reason your account is not
available (either the machine or your account is down). Once the problem has
been fixed (you are back on the net or have room), you are, of course, free
to join the list again.
1.G HELP! Mail from the list has stopped coming!
Mail has an annoying characteristic in that, while most of the time it is
instantaneous, there are times when it can take up to two weeks to go from
one computer to another that is located ten feet away (much like snail mail,
eh?). If mail suddenly suddenly stops coming, very likely a link is down
between you and the list, and as soon as that link comes back up, you will
get all of the old mailings.
A good thing to try before posting to the list that nothing is coming, is
the 'REV SHADOWRN' command to the listserv. This way you'll get a response
right away if the ITRIBE machines are up, and you won't annoy the list
members with 'test' messages.
Also note that the listowner won't be able to help at all in terms of mail
not arriving. All he can do is to verify that you are indeed subscribed,
anything beyond that is under the control of someone else.
===
2. THE OTHER ITRIBE MAILING LISTS
2.A SHADOWTK
SHADOWTK (Shadowtalk) is an interactive fiction mailing list based on
Shadowrun. Members of the list post as characters in genre, and by
responding to each other's posts "in character", stories are developed.
These stories may then be used by players and GMs alike as a basis for
contacts, NPCs, and adventure plots in their own campaigns.
For more info : Mark Imbracio <mark@******.net>
2.B PLOTD
PLOTD is a supplemental discussion list for SHADOWTK. The purpose of PLOTD
is to discuss (as the name obviously implies) plotlines. It also handles
discussion of administrative issuesin order to not clog SHADOWTK or SHADOWRN
with only remotely related issues.
For more info : Mark Imbracio <mark@******.net>
2.C NERPS
NERPS (Net Enhancements for Role Playing Shadowrun) is a mailing list that
serves as a committee base for a group of individuals spending time
organizing and writing up a series of net.shadowrun manuals. These manuals
contain everything from new races and spells to new technology and alternate
magic systems.
The current FAQs for NERPS are located at
http://www.xs4all.nl/~gurth/NERPS%20FAQ%20A.txt and
http://www.xs4all.nl/~gurth/NERPS%20FAQ%20B.txt or
http://www.xs4all.nl/~gurth/index.html#nerps
They can also be gotten through email by sending Gurth an email with GIMME
NERPS (for both FAQs), GIMME FAQ A (for part A), or GIMME FAQ B (for part B)
in the subject line; the message body will be ignored as this is an
automated response.
For more info : Gurth <gurth@******.nl>
2.D SRCARD
SRCARD is a list for discussing the Shadowrun Trading Card Game, SRTCG,
which made it's debut at Gen Con in August of 1997. Foretelling an increase
in traffic on SHADOWRN, this list was created.
FAQ available at : http://coastnet.com/~dvixen/srtcg.html (both text and
html versions are linked from there) or
http://www.primenet.com/~gamemstr/srstuff/tcgfaq1.htm
For more info : Loki <gamemstr@********.com> or Lady Jestyr
<jestyr@*******.dialix.com.au>
2.E Subscribing to SHADOWTK, PLOTD, NERPS, and SRCARD.
Follow the format in part 1.B of the SHADOWRN FAQ, substituting SHADOWTK,
PLOTD, NERPS, or SRCARD for SHADOWRN.
2.F. Getting past logs via FTP
To get past logs for the different mailing lists, FTP to
listproc.itribe.net, login anonymous, and send your email as your password.
The directory the logs are found is /pub/listserv. To access the logs via
WWW, you can follow the links at http://www.itribe.net/shadowrun/home.html,
and there is a web interface for viewing past logs.
===
3. OTHER SHADOWRUN PLACES TO CHECK OUT
3.A FASA's Offical Shadowrun site.
http://www.fasa.com/Shadowrun/SRHOME.html (Do I really need to explain what
you will find at the official Shadowrun site???)
3.B Usenet Newsgroups
REC.GAMES.FRP.CYBER - set aside for discussion of the cyberpunk genre of
role-playing games. Discussions in this group include not only Shadowrun,
but also CyberSpace, CyberPunk 2020, GURPS Cyberpunk, and many others.
ALT.CYBERPUNK.* - This group hirarchy has little to do with Shadowrun, per
se, but they do have discussions of the cyberpunk genre of fiction and its
implications on current and future society.
ALT.MAGICK - This Usenet newsgroup, which may not be carried at all sites,
is for the discussion of magic/magick in "real life," in modern times.
Alt.magick is not specifically for role-playing information, but could shed
some light on what FASA would consider the more esoteric aspects of magical
theory.
3.C Undernet (IRC)
There are two channels on the Undernet for Shadowrun, #shadowrun, and
#shadowrun-game. The latter is for on line playing of games, while the
former is where most discussions take place. 'Us.Undernet.Org' will toss you
on a random American server, although it is recommended to pick a server
closer to you.
For more info : Wildangle <fro@***.ab.ca>
3.D Shadowrun Web Ring
Lady Jestyr has set up a ring of pages related to Shadowrun. And just
recently added, the official FASA Shadowrun site!
Located at : http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/1503
For more info : Lady Jestyr <jestyr@*******.dialix.com.au>
3.E The Shadowrun Archive
The best site for anything Shadowrun, bar none.
Located at : http://www.interware.it/shadowrun
For more info : Paolo Marcucci <paolo@*********.it>
3.F The ShadowFAQ
Not to be confused with the ShadowRN FAQ, (what you are reading) the
ShadowFAQ contains a number of official and unofficial
answers to a wide variety of frequently asked Shadowrun questions. The site
also has an official link graphic, if you link to it from a page.
The ShadowFAQ has a section giving instructions for linking.
Located at : http://pobox.com/~wordman/ShadowFAQ.html
For more info : Wordman <wordman@*****.com>
===
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FAQ Flunky of the SRcard and ShadowRN Mailing Lists
http://coastnet.com/~dvixen/srnfaq1.html <= Get it and memorize!
required reading => http://coastnet.com/~dvixen/tcgfaq1.html
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Date: Tue, 30 Sep 1997 16:50:46 -0700
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SRcard Mailing List FAQ, Part 1 Frequently Asked Questions for
SRCARD@********.ITRIBE.NET
Version 1.0
Part 1 of 2
Originally Compiled : August 28, 1997.
Last Update : September 10, 1997
Fearless Leader : Loki <gamemstr@********.com>
Asst. Fearless Leader : Lady Jestyr <jestyr@*******.dialix.com.au>
FAQ Flunky : Dvixen <dvixen@********.com>
===
1. INTRODUCTION
A. What is SRCARD?
B. How do I subscribe to SRCARD?
C. How do I post to SRCARD?
D. How do I unsubscribe to SRCARD?
E. Other important LISTSERV-LITE commands.
F. Why am I getting deleted from the list for no reason?
G. HELP!!! I'm still subscribed, but mail from the list has stopped coming!
2. THE OTHER ITRIBE MAILING LISTS
A. SHADOWRN
B. SHADOWTK
C. PLOTD
D. NERPS
E. Subscribing to SHADOWRN, SHADOWTK, PLOTD and NERPS
F. Getting past logs via FTP
In Part 2 :
3. DISCLAIMERS
4. POSTING GUIDELINES
===
1. INTRODUCTION
1.A What is SRCARD?
SRCARD stands for Shadowrun Trading Card Game, which made it's debut at Gen
Con in August of 1997. Foretelling an increase in traffic on SHADOWRN,
another list, dedicated to the card game, was created.
1.B How do I subscribe to SRCARD?
To subscribe, you must send a control message to the list processor at
listproc.itribe.net. To do this, send an email with the following:
TO: listserv@***tproc.itribe.net
SUB: <leave blank>
1st line: SUBscribe SRCARD <your real name>
In a little while you should get email that you have to respond to, to
confirm your subscription to the list. Reply to that as instructed, after
which you should begin getting regular postings.
1.C How do I post to SRCARD?
To post to SRCARD, you send your posting via email to
SRCARD@********.ITRIBE.NET. Make sure that you have read the Posting
Guidelines portion of this FAQ before you post to the list. (Failure to do
so will result in being thwapped. ;o)
1.D How do I unsubscribe to SRCARD?
To unsubscribe, you must send a control message to the list processor at
listproc.itribe.net. To do this, send email with the following:
TO: listserv@***tproc.itribe.net
SUB: <leave blank>
1st line: UNSUBscribe SRCARD
In a little while you should get email confirming your unsubscription
request.
1.E Other Important LISTSERV-LITE Commands.
There are many commands you can give to the listserv in order to change how
your subscription works. (Replace listname with SRCARD, in this case.)
REView SRCARD
This command will ask the listserv to send you what your subscription
options are at that point in time. (Very good to use as a test/ping message)
SET SRCARD REPRO
This command will have the listserv include you in the distribution of any
posting you make (i.e., you get your own things back, too).
To stop receiving your own posts: SET SRCARD NOREPRO
SET SRCARD ACK
This is simply a confirmation of the posting you just made in the form of
an email saying 'Your post was successfully distributed to XXX people.'
To stop receiving confirmations: SET SRCARD NOACK
SET SRCARD NOMAIL
Will halt your receiving of postings. You will still be able to send
messages to the list. Set this if you are going away for a couple days, and
think your mail quota might be exceeded. (If your mail quota is exceeded,
there is an excellent chance you will return to find yourself no longer on
the list.)
To resume getting posts: SET SRCARD MAIL
SET SRCARD DIGEST
When this option is set, instead of all of the postings being delivered
separately, they will be delivered in one mailing at the close of the day
(in ITRIBE's time zone). This is helpful if the number of mailings become a
burden, also another way to reduce the volume of mailings. (But not size.)
To resume receiving separate postings: SET SRCARD MAIL
HELP
Sending this command will give you a listing and brief descriptions of all
available commands.
1.F Why am I getting deleted from the list for no reason?
99% of the time, the reason you are deleted from the list (by the
listowner) is for some reason mail is bouncing off of your account.
Usually this is caused by one of two reasons. Either A) your account is
filled and can't hold any more or B) for some reason your account is not
available (either the machine or your account is down). Once the problem has
been fixed (you are back on the net or have room), you are, of course, free
to join the list again.
1.G HELP! Mail from the list has stopped coming!
Mail has an annoying characteristic in that, while most of the time it is
instantaneous, there are times when it can take up to two weeks to go from
one computer to another that is located ten feet away (much like snail mail,
eh?). If mail suddenly suddenly stops coming, very likely a link is down
between you and the list, and as soon as that link comes back up, you will
get all of the old mailings.
A good thing to try before posting to the list that nothing is coming, is
the 'REV SRCARD' command to the listserv. This way you'll get a response
right away if the ITRIBE machines are up, and you won't annoy the list
members with 'test' messages.
===
2. THE OTHER ITRIBE MAILING LISTS
2.A SHADOWRN
Place for discussing anything Shadowrun. Beware of thwaps. There's a few
'celebrities' (Read as freelance writers) from FASA on the list from time to
time.
FAQ available at : http://coastnet.com/~dvixen/shadowrn.html
For more info : Mark Imbriaco <mark@******.net> or Adam J <fro@***.ab.ca>
2.B SHADOWTK
SHADOWTK (Shadowtalk) is an interactive fiction mailing list based on
Shadowrun. Members of the list post as characters in genre, and by
responding to each other's posts "in character", stories are developed.
These stories may then be used by players and GMs alike as a basis for
contacts, NPCs, and adventure plots in their own campaigns.
For more info : Mark Imbriaco <mark@******.net>
2.C PLOTD
PLOTD is a supplemental discussion list for SHADOWTK. The purpose of PLOTD
is to discuss (as the name obviously implies) plotlines. It also handles
discussion of administrative issues in order to not clog SHADOWTK or
SHADOWRN with only remotely related issues.
For more info : Mark Imbriaco <mark@******.net>
2.D NERPS
NERPS (Net Enhancements for Role Playing Shadowrun) is a mailing list that
serves as a committee base for a group of individuals spending time
organizing and writing up a series of net.shadowrun manuals. These manuals
contain everything from new races and spells to new technology and alternate
magic systems.
FAQ available at : http://www.xs4all.nl/~gurth/NERPS%20FAQ%20A.txt and
http://www.xs4all.nl/~gurth/NERPS%20FAQ%20B.txt or
http://www.xs4all.nl/~gurth/index.html#nerps
They can also be gotten through email by sending Gurth an email with GIMME
NERPS (for both FAQs), GIMME FAQ A (for part A), or GIMME FAQ B (for part B)
in the subject line; the message body will be ignored as this is an
automated response.
For more info : Gurth <gurth@******.nl>
2.E Subscribing to SHADOWRN, SHADOWTK, PLOTD and NERPS
Follow the format in part 1.B or the SRCARD FAQ, substituting SHADOWRN,
SHADOWTK, PLOTD or NERPS for SRCARD.
2.F. Getting past logs via FTP
To get past logs for the different mailing lists, FTP to
listproc.itribe.net, login anonymous, and send your email as your password.
The directory the logs are found is /pub/listserv. To access the logs via
WWW, you can follow the links at http://www.itribe.net/shadowrun/home.html,
and there is a web interface for viewing past logs.
---
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"This is the type of conversation that can only end in a gunshot."
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required reading => http://coastnet.com/~dvixen/tcgfaq1.html
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Date: Tue, 30 Sep 1997 16:51:37 -0700
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From: Dvixen <dvixen@********.COM>
Subject: [FAQ] SRcard FAQ, part 2/2
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SRcard Mailing List FAQ, Part 2 Frequently Asked Questions for
SRCARD@********.ITRIBE.NET
Version 1.0
Part 2 of 2
Originally Compiled : August 28, 1997.
Last Update : October 1, 1997
Fearless Leader : Loki <gamemstr@********.com>
Asst. Fearless Leader : Lady Jestyr <jestyr@*******.dialix.com.au>
FAQ Flunky : Dvixen <dvixen@********.com>
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In Part 1 :
1. INTRODUCTION
2. THE OTHER ITRIBE MAILING LISTS
In This Part :
3. DISCLAIMERS
4. POSTING GUIDELINES
A. Quoting Previous Posts.
B. Flaming.
C. Subject Lines.
D. Trading Cards
E. Selling Cards
F. Off Topic [OT] Posts.
G. Posting Formats
H. 'In character' posts.
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3. DISCLAIMERS
SRTCG, Shadowrun, and the Matrix, are property of the FASA Corporation.
Thanks to them for giving us something to keep our brains thinking. (Buy the
cards, make the Mikes happy!)
By nature of the topic of this list (cyberpunk fiction and role-playing), it
should be warned that discussions often contain violent, sexual or adult
themes, as well as anarchistic political discussions. The responsibility
(blame?) for each posting falls entirely into the hands of the original
poster. The listowners, postmaster, and the iTribe administration assume no
liability for the contents of postings.
You *may* put a link to the FAQ page :
http://coastnet.com/~dvixen/srtcg.html or to any of the pages that the FAQ's
are located (.../srtcg/tcgfaq1.html, tcgfaq2.html, tcgfaq3.html) or their
text counterparts. But you may *not* put a separate copy on your web site.
The Admins and the FAQ Flunky are not responsible for those twonks who put
incorrect or out of date FAQ's for the mailing list on their own sites.)
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4. POSTING GUIDLINES
4.A Quoting Previous Posts
Only quote what directly related to your reply. (Take out .sig files,
excess so-and-so wrote on date: messages, and other things that have nothing
to do with your post.) But *do* leave in something that will give the
readers a hint of what you are talking about... Please put your reply after
the text they refer to, editing the bits that don't have anything to do with
your reply.
4.B Flaming
As a general guideline, DON'T. Giving advice, and correcting someone is one
thing, going off on a torque because you don't agree is another thing. Honey
works better than vinegar.
4.C Subject lines
If you are posting a list of cards you are looking for, please include your
name/handle as part of the subject line. (e.g.: Dvixen's Trade List, Lady
Jestyr's Looking for list....)
4.D Trading cards
If there is a post that has cards you want to trade for, take it off the
list. This is now considered a private conversation, and the rest of the
list is not interested in reading your personal mail. ;o)
4.E Selling cards
For the time being, posting lists of cards to sell is being discouraged. If
you are looking to sell, or buy, you may post to the list of your
intentions, but any following posts *must* be taken to private email. Do
*not* post a list of cards and prices.
4.F Off Topic Posts [OT]
Those annoying discussions that have nothing at all to do with the card
game. Please, take them off list as soon as possible, before the list owners
decide your account needs to be deleted from the list.
4.G Posting formats.
Please, please post only in straight, plain text. No html, no attachments,
nothing but plain simple easy to read text.
4.H In character posts
As a general rule, (lots of those, aren't there?) *Don't*. If you want to
post stuff in character, ITRIBE has PLOTD and SHADOWTK for that. The only
thing you'll accomplish with In character/hacker/slang posts, is pissing off
the other listmembers.
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"I'd rather have a face people fear." - Ivanova - Babylon 5
FAQ Flunky of the SRcard and ShadowRN Mailing Lists
http://coastnet.com/~dvixen/srnfaq1.html <= Get it and memorize!
required reading => http://coastnet.com/~dvixen/tcgfaq1.html
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Date: Tue, 30 Sep 1997 16:56:13 -0700
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From: Dvixen <dvixen@********.COM>
Subject: Re: Message ("Your message dated Tue, 30 Sep 1997 16:49:46...")
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L-Soft list server at LISTPROC.ITRIBE.NET (1.8c) wrote:
>
> Your message dated Tue, 30 Sep 1997 16:49:46 -0700 with subject "[FAQ]
> Shadowrn FAQ, part 1/3" has been successfully distributed to the SRCARD list
> (109 recipients).
*sigh*
I give up. Gnight.
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"And I thought First Ones were rare." - Ivanova - Babylon 5
FAQ Flunky of the SRcard and ShadowRN Mailing Lists
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required reading => http://coastnet.com/~dvixen/tcgfaq1.html
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Date: Tue, 30 Sep 1997 16:44:46 -0700
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From: Dvixen <dvixen@********.COM>
Subject: Updated Dvixen's trade/wants.
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An updated list of my need and trades is posted.
FAQ soon to follow.
http://coastnet.com/~dvixen.html
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"I'd rather have a face people fear." - Ivanova - Babylon 5
FAQ Flunky of the SRcard and ShadowRN Mailing Lists
http://coastnet.com/~dvixen/srnfaq1.html <= Get it and memorize!
Required reading => http://coastnet.com/~dvixen/tcgfaq1.html
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Date: Tue, 30 Sep 1997 21:38:52 -0700
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From: Rob Harris <rjharris@********.UIUC.EDU>
Subject: Looking for trades - Shadowrun for Shadowrun and Other Games for
Shadowrun!
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Hi, my name is Rob Harris, and I have been poking around this list a fair
amount. I have three different "sections" of trades. Be sure to scan the
all (they are short) so you know the various things I am asking about!
Thanks for all your guys time, and I appriciate you looking at this
message.
Part 1 - Promo Cards
In my area, I can get:
Flatline
Foxy Roxy
Adam Bomb (maybe)
but I am still looking for:
Maglock Passkeys
If anyone would want to do a 1-for-1 swap on any of these promos, email
me. I would like to pick up as many as three of the Passkeys, so just tell
me what you are looking for! Thanks!
Part 2 - Other Games for Shadowrun
I have collected quite a few games in my days. Right now I have quite a
bit of Middle Earth cards (all expansions EXCEPT Against the Shadows), and
a bunch of Star Wars cards. I am looking for over 50 rares for Shadowrun
(not just the ones listed below), so I am sure we can come to some sort of
arrangement if you are interested in any of these games. Just contanct me
for the details. Thanks again!
Part 3 - Shadowrun Limited Rares
I have the following rares:
Security Decker Dirk Montgoumery Scatter
Scatter Remington 750 Saeder-Krupp
Saeder-Krupp False Mentor
I am looking to trade for the following cards:
Dodger Ghost Who Walks Lord Torgo
Swaark Greater Elemental Elite Security Mage
Runners on Retainer Lofwyrs Schemes Stun Gloves
Heavy Armor (full) The Festering Tusk Aztechnology
Renranku Blindsided Suicide Rune
If you have any of these cards availible, and would like to make a trade,
just tell
me. Thanks for your time!
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Date: Tue, 30 Sep 1997 22:37:02 -0500
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From: James Poppe <azweepay@********.COM>
Subject: Listmembers trying to run Demos at Conventions
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Hey everybody,
Now that you're listening, I'm trying to get FASA approval to allow me to
run a demo at local convention during Halloween Weekend. Fields of Honor
will take place in Des Moines, Iowa October 31 through November 2.
Since FASA has scheduled only 4 total demonstrations (I think), I thought it
would be our duty to try and extend the influence of Shadowrun to other
unenlightened souls. I know my area is "polluted" by MtG players
exclusively (Shadowrun... what's that? has been my typical response). By
running demos at even small conventions, we can introduce the game to new
players.
At the last Fields of Honor (in 95) I attended, a Wyvern demonstration was
run by a local dealer. Sales of the game jumped for the rest of the event,
and I actually saw players trading in Magic for other games.
What does everyone think about this idea/strategy to increase sales for FASA?
James Poppe
azweepay@********.com
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