From:	Keldon Mor <Keldon@********.NET>
Subject:	Re: Lone Star Lockup (LSL)
Date:	Thu, 26 Mar 1998 00:34:29 -0600

If the cells unlocked when the power went out and walls blew down that
easy, don't you think alot more jail breaks would happen?

On Loki's note that gear should be trashed when arrested, should
specials be trashed also? how about cyberware, it's not like they yank out
your dermal when you're arrested. They have cyber inhibitors for that. How
about spells? You just don't unlearn them while you're in jail and spirits
and elementals remain on the metaplanes. They just through a Magemask on
ya--hey, that should be a new gear card for Lonestar runner eh? better than
handcuffs.

Peace,
Lee F. Foster
Keldon@********.net
http://ww2.NetNitco.net/users/keldon/
-----Original Message-----
From: Jon Palmer <jmp225@***.EDU>
To: SRCARD@********.ITRIBE.NET <SRCARD@********.ITRIBE.NET>
Date: Wednesday, March 25, 1998 11:52 AM
Subject: Re: Lone Star Lockup (LSL)


>>Why wouldn't be locked up in a cell be just as much of a fire trap as
>>your cubby in a Coffin Hotel.
>>
>>Fire breaks out from a lit Nic Stick butt in the trash can by the
>>desk. The cops on duty bolt. Redline is stuck in a cell a couple of
>>meters from the fire as it spreads to the desk and boxes of files
>>brought up from the basement (she may be a 4/3 but she ain't bending
>>no bars for a jail break during the confusion). Afterwards, she's
>>found dead from smoke inhalation and 3rd degree burns by the fire crew
>>as there was no where for her to run.
>>
>>Same thing with Cherry Bomb going on a vindictive streak and blowing
>>the joint. Where's someone in a cell going to run for cover when that
>>C-12 lights up like the 4th of July? (RPG reference:) From GM
>>experience, and the tactics my players sometimes use, ever factor the
>>chunky-salsa effect from an for someone stuck in a 2m x 3m cell?
>>Messy...
>
>OK... I was thinking the prison would be a bit more futuristic... like
>electric locks, they don't tend to stay locked when the power gets knocked
>out, and I figured an explosion would probably knock down some walls &
>stuff. Obviously, if the C-12 goes off next to you...
>
>Jon Palmer
>