| From: | Donald Arganbright <jayden63@*******.COM> |
|---|---|
| Subject: | Re: Crash Confusion...? |
| Date: | Fri, 19 Jun 1998 10:08:55 PDT |
>>My original Question:
>>
>>>> It says that you can trash ALL the electrical challenges
>>>> on target objective.
>>>> However, it's not very intuitive as to when you can do
>>>> this. Can you only use this program on a shadowrun?
>>>> Can you use it during the legwork phase? And are
>>>> the Challenges immediately trashed? Or only when
>>>> they are revealed?
(mass snippage)
>>while Matb says:
>>>Generally, things that affect a shadowrun can only be played during a
>>>shadowrun, and only by participants in that shadowrun. You can't,
for
>>>instance, trash Razorback in your safehouse to take out an Elite
>>>Security Mage who just popped up in the Ares R&D Depaertment.
>>>Similarly, Crash is usable by a Decker during the shadowrun phase --
>>>think of it as a Steamroller without the dice.
>Now as for timing, I would agree with MatB on this one. The decker
>can use it from the safehouse, but it has to be used during a run, >and
the decker counts towards your 6-runner max.
>So if all challenges are electrical and they are all trashed, any
>opponent will have the right to intercept the run ??
>
I agree with Matb on this as well. This is how we play it. and as for
others having the right to intercept if you trash all the challenges, to
this I would say no. All you would have to do is declare your run.
There are unrevieled challenges on the objective that you will have to
face, so your run cannot be intercepted. Reviel the first challenge and
see that it is electrical and then have your decker turn the crash
program destorying all challenges on the objective. This is a legal
sequence of play that doesn't allow for intercepting. The way I see
things anyway.
*** In ruling, the Sage attends to the heart, not the eye ***
*** - Tao ***
Donald Arganbright
Jayden Stormwalker
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