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From: Loki <daddyjim@**********.COM>
Subject: Re: Rookie Question
Date: Wed, 8 Apr 1998 10:13:41 -0700
---Peicky <Peicky@***.COM> wrote:
>
> Q1 :
> Can runners with Melee 2 use 2 Katana at the same time in fighting a
challenge
> ?

Only if they have Ambidextrous on them (or there's a Runner whose card
states differently. i.e. - Flatline using two pistols.)

OTH you can use two Hand Razors in combat. (This will be clearer in
2nd Run.)

> Q2 : Why have I to turn Banzai (Mafia Thug) first before I frag him
to maybe
> thrash a Target Runner ?

Some cards might be able to affect him once he's turned and before he
can use his special to target a runner. Others in future expansions
might be able to keep a Runner from turning, and thus keep Banzai
(Yakuza Thug BTW) from using his special.

Also, if he was turned from a previous shadowrun and someone like Jade
kept him from unturning, he couldn't use his special. Or if Archie
McDeven turned Banzai before you had a chance to declare wanting to
use him, you wouldn't be able to use his special.

Anyways, that's some of the reasons...

-== Loki ==-
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