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From: Wayne Shelden <angel_of_wrath@****.COM>
Subject: Re: Rule clarification
Date: Tue, 7 Jul 1998 20:30:00 -0500
>Anyway, I need answers about some cards
>1. The Hideaway
>The text on the card is:
>Turn a runner with streetwise during your legwork phase to retrieve a
>card."
>Does that mean the turned runner can take the card at no cost ?

The way i understand it, YOU retreave the card, ie, it goes back into
your hand, not into play.

>2. Sleaze (Gear Matrix/Program)
>Card text:
>User may reset a triggered alarm on a d6 roll of 3+, but must face
>Challenge.
>Does that mean the Decker has to face the challenge alone ( I know
>they have suicidal tendencies...) ?

No, they just rest the alarm. The team is still there.

>3. Deja Vu / Loaded dice
>If a player rerolls a dice roll on which has been played a "loaded
>dice" card, is the new roll modified by +1/-1 too or is it a completely
new
>roll

Not sure, but i would think totaly new one.

>4. Shakedown
>Do your own Locations count to the number of locations in play ?

Yes, in play is ALL in play

>5. Underworld expansion (in general, no specific card)
>What the hell are Corporate challenges ?

Look in the Corporate Wars expantion.

>6. Punch Drunk
>What is the sense of this card ?
>A runner who turns IS completely healed or what ?

not sure what the complete card text is (I'm to lazy to go find it
*grin*)

later,
Wayne


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