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> "O.Kramer" <Olaf-Kramer@********.DE> wrote:
> >If this is so why the Card has the same effect like a real BM(-2¥,get
> arrested)?
> >Why the card is not just saying -2¥.Damn my english is not good enought to
> say
> >wht I want to say,so I just can say play it like you want.For me there
> must be a
> >little logic in play to and a cumulativ BM is not logical for me.
> >
> How about thinking of it like this: Multiple BMs drive the price down due
> to competition?
>
> David
Maybe,but if I was a BM in competition with a other I whoud say -3¥ and not -4¥.
OLAF
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Freak Finger schrieb:
> In a message dated 98-10-07 15:50:32 EDT, you write:
>
> << Just one thing you can not play wired reflex on ravage.FASA says.
>
> >>
> -------------------------
> I believe the reasoning was , you could only do damage a second time once.
> If you try giving damage a second time 2 times your acctualy doing it a third
> time and therefore its not a second time. Clear?
> Freakfinger (my head hurts)
Thats exacly what they say.
OLAF
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Freak Finger schrieb:
> In a message dated 98-10-08 00:15:34 EDT, you write:
>
> << The logic is that a bigger crime ring (more Black Markets) gets more
> organized crime. More organized crime means that the prices drop due to
> increased efficiency. Of course, that would make sense with the arrest
> rolls -- more crime means the cops are more likely to catch at least one
> of the links and follow it to the buyer.
> >>
> ----------------------
>
> Very good! I was so busy fighting to say that you shouldn't apply real
> life logic to it i didn't see that there might be some. Stop making me think
> it hurts!
> Freakfinger
On one side right on the other a bigger crime ring means more people and more
people need more money.Belive me I know what I say.
OLAF
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Mark Peterson schrieb:
> Freak Finger wrote:
> >
> > In a message dated 98-10-08 00:06:47 EDT, you write:
> >
> > << If this is so why the Card has the same effect like a real
BM(-2¥,get
> > arrested)? >>
> > -------------------------------
> > Arrested is just a term used to take the card out of play. No one is
> > really getting arrested , your being to literal. When you trash a card do
> you
> > actually throw it in the garbage? What do you do when you frag a card?
> (don't
> > get to graffic)
> > Freakfinger
>
> All of the cards have the terms on them that make logical sense. In the
> role-playing game, runners sometimes get arrested. To account for this
> in the card game, we have an effect "arrest", where the runner card goes
> to the player's hand. It's a metaphor conforming to the given
> paradigm. Personally, I think logic is vital to figuring out any of
> these cards' purposes, and the metaphor is what makes the game fun.
> Perhaps I'm just too philosophical, though.
> --
>
> peace be thy path,
>
> talos landone
If no one is arrested why there is a card called LS Lock up ?
What does Litteral mean ?
Thrashed card in the garbage ? SURE
Fraggin Cards ? I ever use my axe.
OLAF
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Literal means actual. Example: If you say someone bought the farm,
it's an expression that means the died. But if you say someone
LITTERALLY bought the farm, that means the guy purchased some land.
See?
--
peace be thy path,
talos landone
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Mark Peterson schrieb:
> Literal means actual. Example: If you say someone bought the farm,
> it's an expression that means the died. But if you say someone
> LITTERALLY bought the farm, that means the guy purchased some land.
> See?
> --
>
> peace be thy path,
>
> talos landone
Yes, I see but I dont understand it.Sorry ;)
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Mark Peterson wrote:
>
> Thermographic Vision 2¥
> Gear (Cyberware)
> -1 Essence.
> If the challenge just
> revealed is an Awakened,
> Street, or Personnel challenge,
> roll a D6: On a 4+, your
> team may choose to pull out
> before combat.
> --
>
> peace be thy path,
>
> talos landone
Wow! It's like a Detect Enemy that is actually general enough to be
worth using! I'm trying to decide if it's underpriced, but with the
50/50 chance of failure, I suppose it's about right. I don't know what
kind of effect eye replacement has in the RPG, but 1 essence loss seems
rather light. But then, you only loose 2 to replace an entire arm, so I
guess that makes sense.
I have Shaman/Bodyguard deck I'd love to use this in. I was using
Shadowland instead of Deckers/Recon, but you can never tell what the
first challenge of the run is (or at least you can't pull out if you do
find out).
Anyway, great idea.
Travis
BTW, any replies to this message, be sure to change the address so they
go back to the list. I can't stop my personal addy from overwriting the
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In a message dated 98-10-08 09:34:30 EDT, you write:
<<
> True in most cases. Most locations a runner has to turn to go too but in
>the case of BM it just sits there and effects the game. No one has to
actually
>go there you just have to declare your useing it. You say your gonna use it
>get your discount roll for arrest and move on to the next effect which would
>be say your gonna use it get your discount roll for arrest and move on.
So by that logic, since the BM doesn't specifically state that it
can't be
used more than once per turn, why couldn't you just use the first one
multiple times? >>
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Thats a good point But i think a runner would only be able to use each
location once per turn. Unfortunatly i can't find a rule to back that up.In
the book all i can find is "unless otherwise stated , locations and Contacts
can be used any number of times during your legwork phase." The only way i can
see that supporting my argument is to go back to my first theory. I believe i
said something like this " That you can only get a -2¥ discount once. If you
do it twice its a -4¥ discount and therefore no longer -2¥." SO i submit
that
a runner can go to each location only once to get a -2¥ discount. In that way
they are getting -2¥ from each BM and not any multiples.
As i said you made a good point. I had to think hard to come up with that
one.
Freakfinger
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Pindown 2¥
Special
Turn Runner with a weapon with
Burst Fire. Each turn, if you pay the
Burst Fire, target turned Runner does =
not unturn. Roll a D6 and add user's =
Firearms. On a 5+, deal the weapon's
bonus to the target runner.
Rabbit Virus 2¥
Gear (Matrix/Program)
Play on Runner with Decking.
Trash to trash one random card from
target player's hand. Frag to trash X
random cards from target player's hand,
where X is the Decking of user.
-- =
peace be thy path,
talos landone
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In a message dated 98-10-08 10:30:38 EDT, you write:
<<
It's all well and good for you to say that a person should not use
"real world" examples for a card game, but in this case to use the
Black Market like that goes against the SPIRIT of the game. First and
foremost, FASA would like us to play the CCG in the spirit of the
world they created >>
------------------------------------
I do agree. And taking all the "real world" or RPG logic out of the game is
not my intention. The fantasy of the SR world is what makes the game so
interesting for me, but that logic should only go so far. Some of the
"realism" is going to have to be sacrificed because some of the game
mechnices will clash. It should be followed to keep the game fun but some will
have to be sacrificed to keep the game fair and playable.
This might be an example. I have Jackyl a burned out mage. So he can use
cyberware and spells also. I give him a Hellblast and then i give him Wired
Reflexes. If he intersepts a team of runners and uses his Hellblast ( text
says: turn to use Attack Value of Hellblast in place of user's Attack Value.
d6+8 inflicts 2 armour piercing damage on all runners present) I roll a 4 his
attack value becomes 12 and all runners present take 2 AP damage. Then i roll
a 5 on his Wired Reflexes ( text says: roll d6 after each combat user servives
on 4+ user inflicts damage a second time.) I have him in heavy armour and
covered with stim patches so he servives the 5 is rolled. According to the
rules the Hellblast does his attack value again (12) and 2 AP to all runners
present.
I don't think RPG logic or "real life" logic would support this
interpritation of the combo, but the rules of the game do. Some of the SR
story logic had to be sacrificed so these cards could still be made and used
in a fair well balanced card game.
By the way what does everyone think of that combo?
Freakfinger
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Travis Phillips wrote:
> Mark Peterson wrote:
> >
> > Thermographic Vision 2¥
> > Gear (Cyberware)
> > -1 Essence.
> > If the challenge just
> > revealed is an Awakened,
> > Street, or Personnel challenge,
> > roll a D6: On a 4+, your
> > team may choose to pull out
> > before combat.
>
> Wow! It's like a Detect Enemy that is actually general enough to be
> worth using! I'm trying to decide if it's underpriced, but with the
> 50/50 chance of failure, I suppose it's about right. I don't know what
> kind of effect eye replacement has in the RPG, but 1 essence loss seems
> rather light. But then, you only loose 2 to replace an entire arm, so I
> guess that makes sense.
> Anyway, great idea.
>
> Travis
Just for your info cybereyes and thermographics cost 0.2 essence. But when
you buy cybereyes you can put 0.5 points of essence wirth of eye mods for
no essence cost.
Perhaps a better card would be one called cybereyes and have two or three
mods that cost no essence.
KO
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Mark Peterson schrieb:
> Pindown 2¥
> Special
> Turn Runner with a weapon with
> Burst Fire. Each turn, if you pay the
> Burst Fire, target turned Runner does
> not unturn. Roll a D6 and add user's
> Firearms. On a 5+, deal the weapon's
> bonus to the target runner.
>
> Rabbit Virus 2¥
> Gear (Matrix/Program)
> Play on Runner with Decking.
> Trash to trash one random card from
> target player's hand. Frag to trash X
> random cards from target player's hand,
> where X is the Decking of user.
>
> --
>
> peace be thy path,
>
> talos landone
Nice I love them.
OLAF
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At 01:57 AM 10/9/98 EDT, you wrote:
> So by that logic, since the BM doesn't specifically state that it
>can't be
> used more than once per turn, why couldn't you just use the first one
> multiple times? >>
>--------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Thats a good point But i think a runner would only be able to use each
>location once per turn. Unfortunatly i can't find a rule to back that up.
How about on pg 51?
4.Legwork phase: Playing your cards
During your Legwork phase, you may perform any of the following options as
many times as you like and in any order.
One of the options listed is: Use a Contact or Location.
I read that as using a single Location is an option that you may do
several times, but each time is a seperate and distinct use (i.e.-not
cumulative). But I can easily see where you could read it otherwise if you
wish.
That 'Have Fun. Do what works for you' philosophy again :).
Hg
....an analog person, stuck, in a digital world
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Freak Finger schrieb:
> In a message dated 98-10-08 10:30:38 EDT, you write:
>
> <<
> It's all well and good for you to say that a person should not use
> "real world" examples for a card game, but in this case to use the
> Black Market like that goes against the SPIRIT of the game. First and
> foremost, FASA would like us to play the CCG in the spirit of the
> world they created >>
> ------------------------------------
>
> I do agree. And taking all the "real world" or RPG logic out of the game
is
> not my intention. The fantasy of the SR world is what makes the game so
> interesting for me, but that logic should only go so far. Some of the
> "realism" is going to have to be sacrificed because some of the game
> mechnices will clash. It should be followed to keep the game fun but some will
> have to be sacrificed to keep the game fair and playable.
> This might be an example. I have Jackyl a burned out mage. So he can use
> cyberware and spells also. I give him a Hellblast and then i give him Wired
> Reflexes. If he intersepts a team of runners and uses his Hellblast ( text
> says: turn to use Attack Value of Hellblast in place of user's Attack Value.
> d6+8 inflicts 2 armour piercing damage on all runners present) I roll a 4 his
> attack value becomes 12 and all runners present take 2 AP damage. Then i roll
> a 5 on his Wired Reflexes ( text says: roll d6 after each combat user servives
> on 4+ user inflicts damage a second time.) I have him in heavy armour and
> covered with stim patches so he servives the 5 is rolled. According to the
> rules the Hellblast does his attack value again (12) and 2 AP to all runners
> present.
> I don't think RPG logic or "real life" logic would support this
> interpritation of the combo, but the rules of the game do. Some of the SR
> story logic had to be sacrificed so these cards could still be made and used
> in a fair well balanced card game.
> By the way what does everyone think of that combo?
> Freakfinger
Nice verey nice but I think this is a "to many cards combo".
OLAF
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>In a message dated 98-10-08 09:34:30 EDT, you write:
>
><<
> > True in most cases. Most locations a runner has to turn to go too but=
in
> >the case of BM it just sits there and effects the game. No one has to
> actually
> >go there you just have to declare your useing it. You say your gonna use=
it
> >get your discount roll for arrest and move on to the next effect which=
would
> >be say your gonna use it get your discount roll for arrest and move on.
>
> So by that logic, since the BM doesn't specifically state that it
>can't be
> used more than once per turn, why couldn't you just use the first one
> multiple times? >>
>--------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Thats a good point But i think a runner would only be able to use each
>location once per turn. Unfortunatly i can't find a rule to back that up.In
>the book all i can find is "unless otherwise stated , locations and=
Contacts
>can be used any number of times during your legwork phase." The only way i=
can
>see that supporting my argument is to go back to my first theory. I believe=
i
>said something like this " That you can only get a -2¥ discount once. If=
you
>do it twice its a -4¥ discount and therefore no longer -2¥." SO i=
submit that
>a runner can go to each location only once to get a -2¥ discount. In that=
way
>they are getting -2¥ from each BM and not any multiples.
> As i said you made a good point. I had to think hard to come up with that
>one.
> Freakfinger
There is another and quite logical explanation as to why you would never get
two discounts for two Black Markets: you buy the gear directly at any Black=
Market at less than the usual price due to its past history and shady=
nature.
You do not collect coupons at each Black Market and turn them in to Ares or
Fuchi for a new product. Once you buy at one Black Market you already have=
the gear, so why visit another "store".
Joe Nuth
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Oooops...I just realized I never responded to your post. This trade sounds
fine to me. My address is:
Gil Glaze
1433 Superior Ave #365
Newport Beach, Ca 92663
If your still OK with the trade send me your address & I will get the cards
out to you right away.
Gil
"Crazy Achmed"
At 02:29 AM 10/6/98 EDT, you wrote:
> I would give you a :
>Static
>Skitz
>Hermetic Library
>Jade
>Sancho
>Cherry Bomb
>Red Widow
>Sam the Sleuth
>Wishbone
>Microskimmer
>City Spirit
>Nature Spirit
>Chop Shop
>
> For both Genetics Labs.
>
> Whatcha think
> Freakfinger
>
>
Gilbert Glaze
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Just 2 little question.
1) If I have Hatchet with 4 Cyberarms in play,can I play 2 ambidextrous on him to
use 4 guns ?
2) Why I cant give him 4 Handrazors(I know the Card text) ?
OLAF
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>1) If I have Hatchet with 4 Cyberarms in play,can I play 2
>ambidextrous on him to use 4 guns ?
No, because of card text. The text specifies that the runner
can use 2 pistols or H2H at one time. It is defining a number.
>2) Why I cant give him 4 Handrazors(I know the Card text) ?
For the reason you pointed out, 'card text'.
Sorrow
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Hoi,
>> Pindown 2¥
>> Special
>> Turn Runner with a weapon with
>> Burst Fire. Each turn, if you pay the
>> Burst Fire, target turned Runner does
>> not unturn. Roll a D6 and add user's
>> Firearms. On a 5+, deal the weapon's
>> bonus to the target runner.
I can't figure out what this card is supposed to do. Is it a played
directly on a runner. Or does it sit out in the open and can be used
whenever. I guess the confusing part for me is that first line. Do you
have to turn the runner when it becomes deployed?
>>
>> Rabbit Virus 2¥
>> Gear (Matrix/Program)
>> Play on Runner with Decking.
>> Trash to trash one random card from
>> target player's hand. Frag to trash X
>> random cards from target player's hand,
>> where X is the Decking of user.
This I like. Well thought out.
>> peace be thy path,
>>
>> talos landone
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*** - Tao ***
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In a message dated 98-10-09 09:09:06 EDT, you write:
<< I have Jackyl a burned out mage. So he can use
> cyberware and spells also. I give him a Hellblast and then i give him Wired
> Reflexes. If he intersepts a team of runners and uses his Hellblast ( text
> says: turn to use Attack Value of Hellblast in place of user's Attack
Value.
> d6+8 inflicts 2 armour piercing damage on all runners present) I roll a 4
his
> attack value becomes 12 and all runners present take 2 AP damage. Then i
roll
> a 5 on his Wired Reflexes ( text says: roll d6 after each combat user
servives
> on 4+ user inflicts damage a second time.) I have him in heavy armour and
> covered with stim patches so he servives the 5 is rolled. According to the
> rules the Hellblast does his attack value again (12) and 2 AP to all
runners
> present. >>
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Nice verey nice but I think this is a "to many cards combo".
OLAF
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Definatly way to many cards for a serious attempt to win the game. Also way
to mush ¥ spent on a runner who will probobly get trashed when you use the
combo. Its just one i tried for fun. Sometimes you gotta play to win sometimes
ya just gotta play.
Freakfinger
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In a message dated 98-10-09 11:50:37 EDT, you write:
<<
1) If I have Hatchet with 4 Cyberarms in play,can I play 2 ambidextrous on
him to
use 4 guns ?
2) Why I cant give him 4 Handrazors(I know the Card text) ?
OLAF >>
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1) I think its like the Ravage/Wired Reflexes combo. You can only have a
second attack once. So you can only have a second weapon one time any more and
its a three. (can you tell me how to get to seasame street)
2) That's just one of those things i like to preach about. Please don't get me
started.
freakfinger
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Well,
Instead of whining about FASA, I have been working on something that I hope
will allow us to play with our own net-created expansions. I need some
help, though, and would like to hear back via Personal e-mail from anyone
that has Access skills and is willing to help. This project will be kept
private until finished. If you can't keep a secret, don't write to me.
Teos.
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Mark Peterson [SMTP:talos187@***.EDU]
>
> If Uncle Joe uses a Hellblast, he dies. He gets 2 armor-piercing =
damage
> with a body of 2. Also, I dunno if I'd be using a hellblast on a =
runner
> in the safehouse.
>
[Teos Abadia writes]
I believe it was Matb that first posted to the list about this =
possibility,
but using Marek (much better choice) instead. Our agreeance at the =
time was
that Marek would take the AP damage, and no one else, since no one else =
is
"present". Very cool, except for the usual Sniper's Roost problems of =
the
roost blowing up on a bad die roll. Prompts me for a card idea:
Buying Influence / Stinger [Rare-Unique]
4/2 ¥
(Picture of a runner paying off a corp type)
Flavor: "I buy my way out of risk"
Turn runner when Buying Influence is played. That runner is kept =
turned
while Buying influence is in play.
While Buying Influence is in play, you may suppress the need for a die =
roll
stated on any one card. If suppressing the die roll would result in =
the
card having no effect, player must still roll, but may modify the die =
roll
by + or - 2.
Example: On Sniper's Roost, could ignore the roll. Same for Greater
Elemental.
Example: On Mine Field, would still roll, but get to modify the die =
roll.
Yes, you could use it on Sniper's Roost the first round, then if you =
ran
again the next round, you could use Buying Influence on a Mine Field
challenge.
> The invisibility.... I'm not sure if that would work. Doesn't Sniper
> Roost only allow damage assistance? If not, I'd think Sleep would be =
a
> hell of a lot more useful than invisibility. Uncle Joe: Snooze =
sniper.
[Teos Abadia writes]
Damage assistance only makes sense.
Teos.
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Hoi,
>>I have Jackyl a burned out mage. So he can use cyberware and spells
>>also. I give him a Hellblast and then i give him Wired Reflexes. If
>>he intersepts a team of runners and uses his Hellblast ( text says:
>>turn to use Attack Value of Hellblast in place of user's Attack
>>Value. d6+8 inflicts 2 armour piercing damage on all runners
>>present) I roll a 4 his attack value becomes 12 and all runners
>>present take 2 AP damage. Then i roll a 5 on his Wired Reflexes (
>>text says: roll d6 after each combat user servives on 4+ user
>>inflicts damage a second time.) I have him in heavy armour and
>>covered with stim patches so he servives the 5 is rolled. According
>>to the rules the Hellblast does his attack value again (12) and 2 AP
>>to all runners
>>present.
I don't think that this is going to work quite the way you put it. I
don't think that the hellblast attack value will carry over for the
"second attack". My reasoning is this. A normal runner with wired
reflexes that lives through the first attack wave does have his second
attack effected by any damage he took during the first attack. IE..
Fatique. So for the first attack he might have done his 5 damage, but
got 3 damage assigned to him so for his second attack he would only do 2
damage. Also if the challenge has armour that armour still gets to work
yet again, because it is a seperate source. Now spells that do
damage... IE fireball, hellblast, bolt of power they all state that they
replace the users attack value until end of combat. Well the combat
ended during the first attack phase. Its over. The Wired Reflexes just
give you a second attack after the inital combat. You must have an
unturned spell and a unused sorcery point available. At wich time you
may turn another spell and get a new attack value. If that spell is
HellBlast you will face the second round of 2 points AP damage as well.
If you don't have an unturned spell or a free point of sorcery then the
only attack value open to you is the mages natural threat rating
modified by any damage they might have taken.
*** Knife Sharpens on Stone... Man Sharpens on Man ***
*** - Tao ***
Jayden Stormwalker
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Donald Arganbright wrote:
> Hoi,
>
> >>I have Jackyl a burned out mage. So he can use cyberware and spells
> >>also. I give him a Hellblast and then i give him Wired Reflexes. If
> >>he intersepts a team of runners and uses his Hellblast ( text says:
> >>turn to use Attack Value of Hellblast in place of user's Attack
> >>Value. d6+8 inflicts 2 armour piercing damage on all runners
> >>present) I roll a 4 his attack value becomes 12 and all runners
> >>present take 2 AP damage. Then i roll a 5 on his Wired Reflexes (
> >>text says: roll d6 after each combat user servives on 4+ user
> >>inflicts damage a second time.) I have him in heavy armour and
> >>covered with stim patches so he servives the 5 is rolled. According
> >>to the rules the Hellblast does his attack value again (12) and 2 AP
> >>to all runners
> >>present.
>
> I don't think that this is going to work quite the way you put it.
THe way to get around this problem is a spell lock.
KO
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>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Mark Peterson [SMTP:talos187@***.EDU]
>> If Uncle Joe uses a Hellblast, he dies. He gets 2 armor-piercing =
>> damage with a body of 2. Also, I dunno if I'd be using a hellblast
>> on runner in the safehouse.
>>
>[Teos Abadia writes]
>I believe it was Matb that first posted to the list about this =
>possibility, but using Marek (much better choice) instead. Our
>agreeance at the time was that Marek would take the AP damage, and no
>one else, since no one else is "present". Very cool, except for the
>usual Sniper's Roost problems of the roost blowing up on a bad die
>roll. Prompts me for a card idea:
>Buying Influence / Stinger [Rare-Unique]
>4/2¥
>(Picture of a runner paying off a corp type)
>Flavor: "I buy my way out of risk"
>Turn runner when Buying Influence is played. That runner is kept
>turned while Buying influence is in play. While Buying Influence is >in
play, you may suppress the need for a die roll stated on any one >card.
If suppressing the die roll would result in the card having no >effect,
player must still roll, but may modify the die roll by + or - >2.
The Card text is a little confusing. Also the cost is a little high.
4/2¥ is high enough... but to also dedicate a always turned runner to
the card is a little much. The line "you may suppress the need for a
die roll stated on any one card." implies the you must choose the card
you are going to supress when the card is deployed. Not that it can be
used on any card you choose at any time. Its just a little ambiguious
as to when it can be used.
>Example: On Sniper's Roost, could ignore the roll. Same for Greater
>Elemental. Example: On Mine Field, would still roll, but get to >modify
the die roll. Yes, you could use it on Sniper's Roost the >first round,
then if you ran again the next round, you could use >Buying Influence on
a Mine Field challenge.
- Teos
Your examples don't fit the card you stated above.
Howizabout
Name - Buying influence
Type - Special
Cost - 4/2¥
Text - While buying influence is deployed, no die rolls are required for
gear or locations that would trash, damage, or arrest any runner owner
controls. If the roll is required by a challenge that roll may be
modified by a -2 or +2
A little more simpler put that I think covers what you wanted to happen.
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Here's a card I actually made up and laid out some time ago. (I'm not
going to include the GIF, but the original, and totally bogus, version is
on
the web, or should be, at
http://www.concentric.ner/~evamarie/GOOSECG1.HTM).
Does anybody have any generic advice / technique for converting old SR
characters into SRTCG runners?
I gather it was a bit over powered, but it is based on a actual
Shadowrun PC who is rather brutal in combat. Basically, he's a Samurai
who already has a load cyberware, which seems something SRtcg does not
have many of, unless is that what a "cyborg" is- I thought they just did
not
have essence restrictions.
Here is my updated version;
[Mongoose: Street Samurai] [7/1 ¥, firearms 2, melee 2, street, stealth,
5/5] [Elf Prime Runner: While injured, Antisocial. Has 0 essence and
chipjack 2. First attack. During combat, roll a d6- on 4+, Mongoose deals
damage again.]
[Quote; "They drew first blood..."]
Not that this is a card I'd suggest for a normal game, but if it were,
is it badly over-powered (or over priced), and what would be best to cut?
And yes, I realize how nasty he would be with a katana, and that he is
"faster" than Ravage ... at least he
can't get any (more) cyber.
I'd really like to keep the "first attack", which seems a unique
effect for a runner, and should provide a (sometimes) effective
alternative to "armor" and "stamina". The 4+ follow-up during combat
is a
better version of "wired reflexes", which the SR character has at level 3,
and is fast even without. The skills are reasonable in SR (which
encourages broad skills, especially for samurai), but seem a bit much for
the card game. The 5/5 rating seems low, actually, but eleves don't seem
to get much higher in SRtcg; in any case, he has the equivalnet of muslce
replcement (and hence should have athletics, but fitting five skills on a
card looked silly). The "when injured, antisocial" is a personality
quirk, but
also not a bad balancing factor, imo. I tend to put my personnel
challenges as
the last ones, so that if combat results, they don't face as many runners-
Mongoose would thus be antisocial quite often, unless somehow he took no
damage.
Mongoose
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> Perhaps a better card would be one called cybereyes and have two or three
> mods that cost no essence.
>
> KO
It would probably be more realistic, but I don't want to make a card
that's useful only if you collect the other cards to make it useful, you
know? For once, I'm shooting for game balance.
And actually, now that I think about it, you can get the thermographic
mod without getting cybereyes. So maybe that's what this one is, eh?
<g>
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peace be thy path,
talos landone
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So, in the RPG, can you plop four cyberarms on a guy, if he's a
cyberzombie?
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peace be thy path,
talos landone
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Pindown 2¥
Special
Turn a Runner you control who has
a weapon with Burst Fire. Choose target
turned runner (TR). Each turn, if you =
pay the Burst Fire, TR does not unturn. =
Roll a D6 and add your Runner's Firearms. =
On a 5+, deal the weapon's bonus to the =
target runner.
-- =
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talos landone
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<<Buying Influence / Stinger [Rare-Unique]
4/2 ¥
(Picture of a runner paying off a corp type)
Flavor: "I buy my way out of risk"
Turn runner when Buying Influence is played. That runner is kept turned
while Buying influence is in play. =
While Buying Influence is in play, you may suppress the need for a die
roll stated on any one card. If suppressing the die roll would result
in the card having no effect, player must still roll, but may modify the
die roll by + or - 2.>>
I'd say don't suppress die rolls, just the +2/-2 is powerful enough. =
-- =
peace be thy path,
talos landone
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Donald Arganbright wrote:
>
> Hoi,
>
> >>I have Jackyl a burned out mage. So he can use cyberware and spells
> >>also. I give him a Hellblast and then i give him Wired Reflexes. If
> >>he intersepts a team of runners and uses his Hellblast ( text says:
> >>turn to use Attack Value of Hellblast in place of user's Attack
> >>Value. d6+8 inflicts 2 armour piercing damage on all runners
> >>present) I roll a 4 his attack value becomes 12 and all runners
> >>present take 2 AP damage. Then i roll a 5 on his Wired Reflexes (
> >>text says: roll d6 after each combat user servives on 4+ user
> >>inflicts damage a second time.) I have him in heavy armour and
> >>covered with stim patches so he servives the 5 is rolled. According
> >>to the rules the Hellblast does his attack value again (12) and 2 AP
> >>to all runners
> >>present.
>
> I don't think that this is going to work quite the way you put it. I
> don't think that the hellblast attack value will carry over for the
> "second attack". My reasoning is this. A normal runner with wired
> reflexes that lives through the first attack wave does have his second
> attack effected by any damage he took during the first attack. IE..
> Fatique. So for the first attack he might have done his 5 damage, but
> got 3 damage assigned to him so for his second attack he would only do 2
> damage. Also if the challenge has armour that armour still gets to work
> yet again, because it is a seperate source. Now spells that do
> damage... IE fireball, hellblast, bolt of power they all state that they
> replace the users attack value until end of combat. Well the combat
> ended during the first attack phase. Its over. The Wired Reflexes just
> give you a second attack after the inital combat. You must have an
> unturned spell and a unused sorcery point available. At wich time you
> may turn another spell and get a new attack value. If that spell is
> HellBlast you will face the second round of 2 points AP damage as well.
> If you don't have an unturned spell or a free point of sorcery then the
> only attack value open to you is the mages natural threat rating
> modified by any damage they might have taken.
Just supporting that. I agree.
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peace be thy path,
talos landone
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> [Mongoose: Street Samurai] [7/1 ¥, firearms 2, melee 2, street, steal=
th,
> 5/5] [Elf Prime Runner: While injured, Antisocial. Has 0 essence and
> chipjack 2. First attack. During combat, roll a d6- on 4+, Mongoose de=
als
> damage again.]
> [Quote; "They drew first blood..."]
> =
I'd drop the chipjack 2, personally, and maybe up it to a 6/6 or a 5/5
(A1) if he's got dermal or some such. Also, the quote is not going to
fit. Sorry, but on a card, there's not that much room. I like the
Antisocial when wounded, though usually if you get in a fight and get
wounded you aren't going to be sleazing anyways. Still, it's a card
quirk -- keep it. =
The "first attack".... There's not room on the card to explain it, and
we all know what you mean, but it's a little vage. If it were an
expansion, maybe you could take the Magic route and add a new special
ability, but that would rob the unique-ness of the card that you're
savoring.... I say, screw it -- we know what you mean, you know what
you mean, keep it vage.
I would, however, up the upkeep to 2. Look at the ghost-who-walks --
even he's got a 2 upkeep.
-- =
peace be thy path,
talos landone
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: This might be an example. I have Jackyl a burned out mage. So he can
use
:cyberware and spells also. I give him a Hellblast and then i give him
Wired
:Reflexes. If he intersepts a team of runners and uses his Hellblast
text
:says: turn to use Attack Value of Hellblast in place of user's Attack
Value.
:d6+8 inflicts 2 armour piercing damage on all runners present) I roll a
4 his
:attack value becomes 12 and all runners present take 2 AP damage. Then i
roll
:a 5 on his Wired Reflexes ( text says: roll d6 after each combat user
servives
:on 4+ user inflicts damage a second time.) I have him in heavy armour
and
:covered with stim patches so he servives the 5 is rolled. According to
the
:rules the Hellblast does his attack value again (12) and 2 AP to all
runners
:present.
: I don't think RPG logic or "real life" logic would support this
:interpritation of the combo, but the rules of the game do. Some of the SR
:story logic had to be sacrificed so these cards could still be made and
used
:in a fair well balanced card game.
: By the way what does everyone think of that combo?
I don't think it would work, because you have to turn the card to deal
the damage (it does not say so, but its a reasonable assumption). If it
did work, I'd expect a re-roll of the damage (its a separate use of the
spell). I'd expect you would need two hellblasts, using one for each
dealing of damage. The same would go for a rigger with wires using a
drone, or any runner with wires using a weapon with indirect fire, I
think.
Looking at things from an SR-game perspective, mages can have wires.
It hurts their magic, which is why most SRTCG burnt-out makes have low
magical skills. In SR, there is no limit to how many times a spell can be
used, but not all mages use spells (and conjuring) equally well. SRTCG
simulates that by giving those who don't use spells well a low sorcery
(for some reason it also has a tend towards sorcery=hermetic,
conjure=shaman, which is not true in SR). So "Wired Joe's" low sorcery
would only allow him to have so many spells (1, I think)- in SR, he COULD
cast multiple hellblasts, but each would be weak (or would really, really
hurt him to cast). It makes sense for him to get the fireball bonus once-
or at least to take damage from using it twice!
Mongoose
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:> > Thermographic Vision 2¥
:> > Gear (Cyberware)
:> > -1 Essence.
:> > If the challenge just
:> > revealed is an Awakened,
:> > Street, or Personnel challenge,
:> > roll a D6: On a 4+, your
:> > team may choose to pull out
:> > before combat.
:Just for your info cybereyes and thermographics cost 0.2 essence. But
when
:you buy cybereyes you can put 0.5 points of essence wirth of eye mods
for
:no essence cost.
:
:Perhaps a better card would be one called cybereyes and have two or three
:mods that cost no essence.
Well, chipjacks also cost only .2 essence per slot (or less), although
SRtcg chipjacks seem to incorporate skillwires (which almost always cost
less than 1 essence).
I'd say this "thermo vision" is doing a bit more than normal SR
thermovision would (its basically a way to see in the dark, which is
useful, but not a surefire prevention of ambushes)- also, all trolls and
dwarves NATURALLY have thermovison in SR, so this MUST be better. Thermo
goggles are alos quite common, and as good as cyber, but much more
obvious, of course (1¥, but adds "Antisocial"?)
Actually, this would work better as a broad spectrum of sense
improvements, particularly smells and hearing (SR has LOTS of good ear
mods). Call it a "Enhanced senses", after the gargoyles on Snowcrash, or
something like that.
Stealth is the primary scouting skill in SR, and would be quite handy
to using this gear well.
Full Sensory Enhancements 3¥
-2 essence
Runner may use Recon or pull out
of any just revealed Personnel,
Street, or a Awakened challenge
by rolling stealth or less on a d6.
This brings a question to my mind- does SRtcg have any physical
adepts? I'm pretty sure they don't, and they would be a bitch to add,
since their powers would probably be a new category of gear. Any better
ideas? The best I can think of is a runner who costs more, but gets cyber
for free, at no essence reduction, but with a limit on the total essence
used.
Mongoose
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PhyAds generally suck in the RPG, but here are a few of my card
adaptions. Rather than give a new type of gear, I just gave each PhyAd
a special ability. Granted, some aren't perfect translations from the
RPG, but I tried to go for originality and balance. Tell me what you
think, eh?
Thorn -- Physical Adept 8¥ Melee 2
Troll Runner 7/7(A1) Athletics 2
Stamina.
Thorn may not go on shadowruns =
with more than two other Runners. =
All Runners present with Thorn gain
Stamina.
Tumult -- Physical Adept 7¥ Melee 3
Ork Runner 6/6 (A1)
Stamina.
During your Refresh Phase, remove
up to two damage from Tumult. Tumult
may not use ranged weapons.
The Celt -- Physical Adept 8¥ Melee 3
Human Prime Runner 6/6 (A1) Stealth 2
Stamina. Athletics
Silenced.
Neomystic -- Physical Adept 7¥ Athletics
Elf Runner 5/5 Melee 3
Guard. Streetwise
May not hold ranged weapons. =
2¥: Burst Fire.
-- =
peace be thy path,
talos landone
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At 03:34 AM 10/9/98 -0700, you wrote:
> Here's a card I actually made up and laid out some time ago. (I'm not
>going to include the GIF, but the original, and totally bogus, version is
>on
>the web, or should be, at
>http://www.concentric.ner/~evamarie/GOOSECG1.HTM).
No luck on the image (even at www.concentric.net) ;)
> Does anybody have any generic advice / technique for converting old SR
>characters into SRTCG runners?
Just make them up.
For those that are interested, the text for the vanity cards we used for
our last SRTCG league can be seen at: (
http://www.tconl.com/~murphy/SRTCG-League/page5.html ). Most are based on
RPG characters (and their memorable quirks), some are quite amusing.
Hg
....an analog person, stuck, in a digital world
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Cards of old runners, hmm?
I'll present two for your viewing pleasure. Rhyssa - 14 year old elven
mage whose dictionary does not contain the word "tact" + Jason Bourne -
disillusioned ex secret service man = Shouting matches + two
uncommunicative people.
Rhyssa - Elven Mage
Cost - 3¥
Type - Runner
Skills - Sorcery 2, Stealth 3
Rating - 2/3
Special - If Jason Bourne is also in play, Antisocial
Picture - Elvish girl, hands on hips, glaring at older, taller human
who has his back to her, arms crossed, with air of boredom.
Flavor - "I am NOT a little kid!!!"
Jason Bourne - Human Prime Runner
Cost - 6/2¥
Type - Prime Runner
Skills - Firearms 3, Demolitions 2, Technical 1
Rating - 4/5
Special - If Rhyssa is also in play, Antisocial
Picture - Tall human teeth clenched, first clenched at sides glaring at
elvish girl who has back towards him, arms crossed, and look of distain
Flavor - "Little kids should stay out of the way of professionals!!!"
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> [Mongoose: Street Samurai] [7/1 ¥, firearms 2, melee 2, street, stealth,
> 5/5] [Elf Prime Runner: While injured, Antisocial. Has 0 essence and
> chipjack 2. First attack. During combat, roll a d6- on 4+, Mongoose
deals
> damage again.]
> [Quote; "They drew first blood..."]
>
I'd drop the chipjack 2, personally, and maybe up it to a 6/6 or a 5/5
(A1) if he's got dermal or some such. Also, the quote is not going to
fit. Sorry, but on a card, there's not that much room. I like the
Antisocial when wounded, though usually if you get in a fight and get
wounded you aren't going to be sleazing anyways. Still, it's a card
quirk -- keep it.
++++++++++++++++++++++
He does not have dermal- he has a (bioware ehnhanced) body of 8, a
platelet factory, and a lot of combat pool- which makes him as hard to
hurt as most trolls, so a 6 might not be bad- but elves just don't get
6's, it seems. I would not up the attack threat- he's not much at unarmed
combat. Dropping the chipjacks would change the character, but I can see
how armor makes more sense in context of the card game- and skillsofts are
more likely to lead to nasty combo's.
When I layed out a GIF of the card, I got the rule text to fit in 3
lines, and the quote on a fourth, but I was not using an ofical and scaled
font (I think I resized the text to fit, in fact), and may have pushed the
text up some. But I'm pretty sure my font is BIGGER, still. There are not
any 4 line runners?
The "antisocial / wounded" makes it a tougher to do two runs in a row-
you're right, its not a big factor inside a single run, as the alarm will
go off most times a runner takes damage. It also makes him a prime target
for any non combat method of dealing damage, like a "drive by" or
"riots".
++++++++++++++++++++++
The "first attack".... There's not room on the card to explain it, and
we all know what you mean, but it's a little vage. If it were an
expansion, maybe you could take the Magic route and add a new special
ability, but that would rob the unique-ness of the card that you're
savoring.... I say, screw it -- we know what you mean, you know what
you mean, keep it vage.
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Isn't "first attack" a standard phrase already? P 65 of the strcg
rulebook has a section called "Attacking First". Should I change the text
to "Attacks first"? That would be pretty clear, if folks checked the
combat section. Better than the Securty Drone challenege's "inflicts
damage first"!
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
I would, however, up the upkeep to 2. Look at the ghost-who-walks --
even he's got a 2 upkeep.
+++++++++++++++++++++++++
That sounds reasonalbe, but I don't have "Ghost who walks"- what is the
text? Was ghost who walks the guy in "Nosferatue" who had Move by Wire?
Most of my decks can't handle uipkeep, but my collection is fairly small,
half of it is in decks, and I play fairly recklessly.
Thanks.
Mongoose
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: I know there's a card "wired reflexes" that has the effect of
allowing
:an extra attack after combat.
: In SR, there is also something called a "Vehicle control rig" that is
:implant cyberware. It is less expensive than wired reflexes, costs as
:much essence, and makes drones (and rigged vehicles) you control act as
:fast is if you had wired reflexes.
: In fact, without this piece of gear, you are not considered a
:"rigger", even if you have vehicle skills. (A rigger also almost always
:has a remote control deck also, required for controlling drones).
: Anyhow, why doesn't SRtcg have a "VCR" gear card, and what would
:reasonable stats for such a card be? I was thinking just as wired
:reflexes, but 1 less ¥, and only affects vehicles / drones the equipped
:rigger attacks with.
: SoKa?
:
:Mongoose
:
Note- this is quoted because its a forward of a message I (accidentally)
sent the ShadowRN list.
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Overall, I really like the card, enough to add it to my collection of
would-be cards (with credits, 'course). The Ghost-who-walks is a card
that sucks, but still costs upkeep 2. He's a 5/5 with firearms 2,
athletics, and melee 2 who can't be targeted by special cards. Not
worth the upkeep.
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talos landone
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Someone, somewhere (forget who) suggested that it give a rigger +1 or +2
piloting. Personally, I like that idea. It's sort of assumed that a
rigger already has a basic VCR, just as a decker has a basic cyberdeck,
but the improved VCR may add skill just like the better grade cyberdecks
do. 'course, you could also go with the added speed. Or a
remote-control rig that allows a rigger to send in drones without being
on the run.
--
peace be thy path,
talos landone
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Mark Peterson schrieb:
> So, in the RPG, can you plop four cyberarms on a guy, if he's a
> cyberzombie?
> --
>
> peace be thy path,
>
> talos landone
I cant remember to know about a limitation in the RPG and Hatchet 2057 says he
has no limit for cyber arms.
OLAF
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Joseph Nuth III schrieb:
> >In a message dated 98-10-08 09:34:30 EDT, you write:
> >
> ><<
> > > True in most cases. Most locations a runner has to turn to go too but in
> > >the case of BM it just sits there and effects the game. No one has to
> > actually
> > >go there you just have to declare your useing it. You say your gonna use it
> > >get your discount roll for arrest and move on to the next effect which
> would
> > >be say your gonna use it get your discount roll for arrest and move on.
> >
> > So by that logic, since the BM doesn't specifically state that it
> >can't be
> > used more than once per turn, why couldn't you just use the first one
> > multiple times? >>
> >--------------------------------------------------------------------------
> >
> > Thats a good point But i think a runner would only be able to use each
> >location once per turn. Unfortunatly i can't find a rule to back that up.In
> >the book all i can find is "unless otherwise stated , locations and Contacts
> >can be used any number of times during your legwork phase." The only way i
> can
> >see that supporting my argument is to go back to my first theory. I believe i
> >said something like this " That you can only get a -2¥ discount once. If
you
> >do it twice its a -4¥ discount and therefore no longer -2¥." SO i
submit
> that
> >a runner can go to each location only once to get a -2¥ discount. In that way
> >they are getting -2¥ from each BM and not any multiples.
> > As i said you made a good point. I had to think hard to come up with that
> >one.
> > Freakfinger
>
> There is another and quite logical explanation as to why you would never get
> two discounts for two Black Markets: you buy the gear directly at any Black
> Market at less than the usual price due to its past history and shady nature.
> You do not collect coupons at each Black Market and turn them in to Ares or
> Fuchi for a new product. Once you buy at one Black Market you already have
> the gear, so why visit another "store".
> Joe Nuth
Thatas what I have try to say with my example of buy a car or a Heavy armor
(full).:)
OLAF
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Freak Finger schrieb:
> In a message dated 98-10-09 11:50:37 EDT, you write:
>
> <<
> 1) If I have Hatchet with 4 Cyberarms in play,can I play 2 ambidextrous on
> him to
> use 4 guns ?
>
> 2) Why I cant give him 4 Handrazors(I know the Card text) ?
>
> OLAF >>
> -----------------------------
>
> 1) I think its like the Ravage/Wired Reflexes combo. You can only have a
> second attack once. So you can only have a second weapon one time any more and
> its a three. (can you tell me how to get to seasame street)
> 2) That's just one of those things i like to preach about. Please don't get me
> started.
> freakfinger
I dont think its the same because if I have 4 arms I can hold 4 guns and use
them.
OLAF
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>>> 1) If I have Hatchet with 4 Cyberarms in play,can I play 2 ambidextrous
on
>>> him to use 4 guns ?
>> 1) I think its like the Ravage/Wired Reflexes combo. You can only have a
>> second attack once.
>I dont think its the same because if I have 4 arms I can hold 4 guns and
use
>them.
But it is the same.
Ambidextrous says the Target Runner my use 2 (and it specifies the number)
pistols or H2H weapons. It doesn't say that the Target Runner may use
a pistol or H2H weapon in each of his/hers/it's hands.
If you are told you can only use 2, you can only use 2. Period.
Do you see the distinction?
Sorrow
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anymore | you never seen anyone try to
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<<<<<
Thorn -- Physical Adept 8¥ Melee 2
Troll Runner 7/7(A1) Athletics 2
Stamina.
Thorn may not go on shadowruns
with more than two other Runners.
All Runners present with Thorn gain
Stamina.>>>>>>
i would have to say that the cost is low for what you get. maybe a upkee=
p is
needed.
>>>>>>>
Tumult -- Physical Adept 7¥ Melee 3 Ork Runner =
6/6 (A1)
Stamina.
During your Refresh Phase, remove
up to two damage from Tumult. Tumult may not use ranged weapons.
>>>>>
not to bad
>>>>>>
The Celt -- Physical Adept 8¥ Melee 3 Human Prime Runner =
6/6 (A1) Stealth 2
Stamina. Athletics Silenced.
>>>>>>>
the only problem i see is how can he slience a gun.
>>>>>>
Neomystic -- Physical Adept 7¥ Athletics Elf Runner =
5/5 Melee 3
Guard. Streetwise May not hold ranged weapo=
ns.
2¥: Burst Fire.
>>>>>>
one big problem how do you get Burst Fire if he cant hold/use Ranged wea=
pons.
if you can hold it, you cant use it.
one last thing i see is the over use of armor and melee, this may be jus=
t me but
i would like to see more runners that have other skills then melee, figt=
h
smarter not harder. or maybe a couple of challenge that you cant use mel=
ee
weapons on.
words from "DA' PUCK"
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talos landone
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Subject: Physical Adepts
Author: Non-HP-talos187 (talos187@***.EDU) at HP-PaloAlto,mimegw2
Date: 10/9/98 11:49 AM
PhyAds generally suck in the RPG, but here are a few of my card
adaptions. Rather than give a new type of gear, I just gave each PhyAd =
a special ability. Granted, some aren't perfect translations from the
RPG, but I tried to go for originality and balance. Tell me what you
think, eh?
Thorn -- Physical Adept 8¥ Melee 2
Troll Runner 7/7(A1) Athletics 2
Stamina.
Thorn may not go on shadowruns
with more than two other Runners.
All Runners present with Thorn gain
Stamina.
Tumult -- Physical Adept 7¥ Melee 3
Ork Runner 6/6 (A1)
Stamina.
During your Refresh Phase, remove
up to two damage from Tumult. Tumult
may not use ranged weapons.
The Celt -- Physical Adept 8¥ Melee 3
Human Prime Runner 6/6 (A1) Stealth 2
Stamina. Athletics
Silenced.
Neomystic -- Physical Adept 7¥ Athletics
Elf Runner 5/5 Melee 3
Guard. Streetwise
May not hold ranged weapons.
2¥: Burst Fire.
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talos landone
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Sorrow schrieb:
> >1) If I have Hatchet with 4 Cyberarms in play,can I play 2
> >ambidextrous on him to use 4 guns ?
>
> No, because of card text. The text specifies that the runner
> can use 2 pistols or H2H at one time. It is defining a number.
>
> >2) Why I cant give him 4 Handrazors(I know the Card text) ?
>
> For the reason you pointed out, 'card text'.
>
Shure the card txt say user may use 2 but he dot say only one a. per runner.
Hmmm, I see not thinking just playing.;)
OLAF
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O.Kramer wrote:
>
> Freak Finger schrieb:
> > In a message dated 98-10-09 11:50:37 EDT, you write:
> >
> > <<
> > 1) If I have Hatchet with 4 Cyberarms in play,can I play 2 ambidextrous on
> > him to
> > use 4 guns ?
> >
> > 2) Why I cant give him 4 Handrazors(I know the Card text) ?
> >
> > OLAF >>
> > -----------------------------
> >
> > 1) I think its like the Ravage/Wired Reflexes combo. You can only have a
> > second attack once. So you can only have a second weapon one time any more and
> > its a three. (can you tell me how to get to seasame street)
> > 2) That's just one of those things i like to preach about. Please don't get me
> > started.
> > freakfinger
>
> I dont think its the same because if I have 4 arms I can hold 4 guns and use
> them.
>
> OLAF
Yeah, but then there's only so much brainpower to go around, plus
balance.
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>Cards of old runners, hmm?
>
>I'll present two for your viewing pleasure. Rhyssa - 14 year old
>elven mage whose dictionary does not contain the word "tact" + Jason
>Bourne - disillusioned ex secret service man = Shouting matches + two
>uncommunicative people.
>
>Rhyssa - Elven Mage
>Cost - 3¥
>Type - Runner
>Skills - Sorcery 2, Stealth 3
>Rating - 2/3
>Special - If Jason Bourne is also in play, Antisocial
>Picture - Elvish girl, hands on hips, glaring at older, taller human
>who has his back to her, arms crossed, with air of boredom.
>Flavor - "I am NOT a little kid!!!"
Nice stats and skills, but WAY too cheap. Raise cost to 5, 6, or 7 and
then it will be a little more balanced.
>Jason Bourne - Human Prime Runner
>Cost - 6/2¥
>Type - Prime Runner
>Skills - Firearms 3, Demolitions 2, Technical 1
>Rating - 4/5
>Special - If Rhyssa is also in play, Antisocial
>Picture - Tall human teeth clenched, first clenched at sides glaring
>at elvish girl who has back towards him, arms crossed, and look of
>distain
>Flavor - "Little kids should stay out of the way of professionals!!!"
This ones really good... might raise cost to 7... maybe.
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Donald Arganbright wrote:
>
> >Cards of old runners, hmm?
> >
> >I'll present two for your viewing pleasure. Rhyssa - 14 year old
> >elven mage whose dictionary does not contain the word "tact" + Jason
> >Bourne - disillusioned ex secret service man = Shouting matches + two
> >uncommunicative people.
> >
> >Rhyssa - Elven Mage
> >Cost - 3¥
> >Type - Runner
> >Skills - Sorcery 2, Stealth 3
> >Rating - 2/3
> >Special - If Jason Bourne is also in play, Antisocial
> >Picture - Elvish girl, hands on hips, glaring at older, taller human
> >who has his back to her, arms crossed, with air of boredom.
> >Flavor - "I am NOT a little kid!!!"
>
> Nice stats and skills, but WAY too cheap. Raise cost to 5, 6, or 7 and
> then it will be a little more balanced.
Okay. How's a cost of 4¥ sound w/ Stealth at 2 instead of 3?
>
> >Jason Bourne - Human Prime Runner
> >Cost - 6/2¥
> >Type - Prime Runner
> >Skills - Firearms 3, Demolitions 2, Technical 1
> >Rating - 4/5
> >Special - If Rhyssa is also in play, Antisocial
> >Picture - Tall human teeth clenched, first clenched at sides glaring
> >at elvish girl who has back towards him, arms crossed, and look of
> >distain
> >Flavor - "Little kids should stay out of the way of professionals!!!"
>
> This ones really good... might raise cost to 7... maybe.
>
Couldn't decide between 6 or 7. If 7 makes it better, cool.
BTW, PLEASE correct me for things like balance. I've only actually
played the game twice, so I have no idea really about balance or cost as
comparable to other cards. I mainly collect the cards. (I'd play if
anyone in this town had any interest whatsoever...)
Thx for the comments.
Wildfire
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On Fri, 9 Oct 1998 07:03:13 -0700 Crazy Achmed <yleecoyote@*********.NET>
writes:
>Oooops...I just realized I never responded to your post. This trade
>sounds
>fine to me.
Wow, Crazy Achmed actually put a trade response on the list.....
That'll be 20 lashes with a wet spagetti noodle to you sir.
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>>2) Why I cant give him 4 Handrazors(I know the Card text) ?
>
>For the reason you pointed out, 'card text'.
>
Actually, I'd have to say that the card text on Hatchet 2057 would void
out the text on hand razors. Reasong being, Ordinarily you only have two
hands on which to play hands razors on..... With 2057, you can have 30
arms..... and thus limbs unto which to place the razors.
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Hoi,
Here are some spells that I came up with... Why? Because mages
still have a bad showing (IMO) in SRTCG... That and at the moment I have
nothing better to do. Some are reposted for way old posts, some are
new, and some might look like something some else posted... if so I
didn't mean to infringe on your ideas.
Type - Gear/Spell
Name - Turn to Goo
Cost - 8¥ - unique
Text - During your legwork phase, turn spell to inflict AP damage to
target runner equal to mages sorcery level +1. Trash spell to trash any
gear card in play. Frag spell to Frag any runner in play.
Flavor - "The world is putty in my hands"
Type - Gear/Spell
Name - Ignite
Cost - 5¥
Text - During your legwork phase, turn spell to inflict AP damage to
target drone equal to mages sorcery skill. Trash spell to trash target
vehicle. Frag Spell to trash target location.
Flavor - "Burn Baby Burn. What was that? Does it matter?"
Type - Gear/Spell
Name - Manipulation
Cost - 4¥
Text - Pay X¥ and turn. Turn target runner and mage casting the spell
for a number of full turns equal to X.
Flavor - "You are mine to toy with"
Type - Gear/Spell
Name - Stink Bomb
Cost - 3¥
Text - Pay X¥ and turn. Target location or headquarter cannot be
visited or have any bonuses applied for a number of full turns equal to
X.
Flavor - "Nothing clears a room faster than a smelly fart."
Type - Gear/Spirit
Name - Rage Spirit
Cost - 4¥
Text - 6/6 (A1) Spirit. At the begining of your legwork phase roll D6
1-4 no effect. 5+ Rage Spirit attacks a random runner in your
safehouse. Resolve as Runner vs. Runner combat.
Flavor - "You summoned a what!?"
Type - Gear/Spirit
Name - Earth elemental
Cost - 6¥
Threat - 4/10 (A2) Stamina
Flavor - "The big never fall"
Type - Gear/Spirit
Name - Fire Elemental
Cost - 3¥
Threat - 10/3
Text - Every time fire elemental is used all runners present take 1
point AP damage.
Flavor - "If you cant stand the heat..."
Type - Gear/Spirit
Name - Water Elemental
Cost - 5¥
Threat - 4/6 guard
Flavor - "Better to have water coat the walls instead of my blood."
Type - Gear/Spirit
Name - Air Elemental
Cost - 4¥
Threat - 5/5
Text - 1¥ Turn elemental to return target runner to safehouse unturned.
Flavor - "Hey... wheres he goin all of a sudden?"
and lastly
Type - Gear/Spirit
Name - BFS (Big F***ing Spirit)
Cost - 0/3¥
Threat - 20/20 (A3)
Text - Play on Shaman with conjure of 2 or greater. That Shamans
conjure skill is considered 0 for the rest of the game (this does not
trash BFS. At the end of your legwork phase frag 2 runners you control.
IF you cannot frag 2 runners frag BFS.
Flavor - "Its Bi.. Bi... Bi... Big and its hungry."
This last one was just to see who read to the bottom :)
Comments and suggestions welcome.
*** Knife Sharpens on Stone... Man Sharpens on Man ***
*** - Tao ***
Jayden Stormwalker
Donald Arganbright
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OK, you got them. The Auction is over.
If you want more cards I'm selling them.
Your total is: $3.2 +$1 (shipment), so you have to send me 4.2 US dollars (cash
pref)
MJ
Rich Smith wrote:
> Hello there.
>
> Looking through my cards, I have found that I need a couple of more things.
>
> I wold like to bid $0.20 on each of the three Harlequeing's Games.
>
> thanks,
>
> --Rich
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Mark Peterson schrieb:
> O.Kramer wrote:
> >
> > Freak Finger schrieb:
> > > In a message dated 98-10-09 11:50:37 EDT, you write:
> > >
> > > <<
> > > 1) If I have Hatchet with 4 Cyberarms in play,can I play 2 ambidextrous
> on
> > > him to
> > > use 4 guns ?
> > >
> > > 2) Why I cant give him 4 Handrazors(I know the Card text) ?
> > >
> > > OLAF >>
> > > -----------------------------
> > >
> > > 1) I think its like the Ravage/Wired Reflexes combo. You can only have a
> > > second attack once. So you can only have a second weapon one time any
> more and
> > > its a three. (can you tell me how to get to seasame street)
> > > 2) That's just one of those things i like to preach about. Please don't
> get me
> > > started.
> > > freakfinger
> >
> > I dont think its the same because if I have 4 arms I can hold 4 guns and use
> > them.
> >
> > OLAF
>
> Yeah, but then there's only so much brainpower to go around, plus
> balance.
> --
>
> peace be thy path,
>
> talos landone
Dont know what you mean with the brainpower but if you mean the game ballance
there are cards and combos that are much more unbalanced the game.
OLAF
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Sorrow schrieb:
> >>> 1) If I have Hatchet with 4 Cyberarms in play,can I play 2 ambidextrous
> on
> >>> him to use 4 guns ?
> >> 1) I think its like the Ravage/Wired Reflexes combo. You can only have a
> >> second attack once.
> >I dont think its the same because if I have 4 arms I can hold 4 guns and
> use
> >them.
>
> But it is the same.
> Ambidextrous says the Target Runner my use 2 (and it specifies the number)
> pistols or H2H weapons. It doesn't say that the Target Runner may use
> a pistol or H2H weapon in each of his/hers/it's hands.
> If you are told you can only use 2, you can only use 2. Period.
> Do you see the distinction?
>
> Sorrow
> ---
> I don't want to be alone | I hurt, therefore I am
> anymore |--------------------------------
> I don't want to be anyone | "What are you looking at...?
> anymore | you never seen anyone try to
> I don't need a reason to kill myself | commit suicide before?" - Anon
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
If I only read the text you are right but if I add the text and the picture I
think the card mean one weapon in each hand.But maybe I think to logical
again(like my meaning about LotP).
OLAF
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q & a schrieb:
> >>2) Why I cant give him 4 Handrazors(I know the Card text) ?
> >
> >For the reason you pointed out, 'card text'.
> >
> Actually, I'd have to say that the card text on Hatchet 2057 would void
> out the text on hand razors. Reasong being, Ordinarily you only have two
> hands on which to play hands razors on..... With 2057, you can have 30
> arms..... and thus limbs unto which to place the razors.
>
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Yeah thats what I meaning but the problem is Hatchet only say no limit to Cyber
limbs and not to all thing that is build in Limbs.:(
OLAF
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A friend of mine and I have a little disput.
I have a Archi in play and he the Cherry Bomb.
At the last turn Cherry was on a run.Now in his unturn phase he unturns her and I
want to turn her with Archi.He says no because he will use her during his unturn
phase to trash my fuchi.
Is it right that he can use her in this phase bevor I can turn her with archi ?
OLAF
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>At the last turn Cherry was on a run.Now in his unturn phase he unturns
her and I
>want to turn her with Archi.He says no because he will use her during his
unturn
>phase to trash my fuchi.
>Is it right that he can use her in this phase bevor I can turn her with
archi ?
>
First of all, if your friend is going to TELL you how he's gonna use Cherry
Bomb, that isn't too smart. That tells you that now would be a good time
to consider putting a better offer or two in your deck to run his Mercs on
suicide Shadowruns.
Secondly, the following is my opinion on the matter. As it is Archie's
Special Ability that allows you to turn a Runner, then I would say Yes, you
can turn Cherry Bomb during his turn. The special ability can be used at
any time.
J
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Put in a few Jades, so you can keep Cherry from unturning. I think that
would solve some problems. It's also cheaper to keep her turned.
And as Jade's special ability shows, you can use special abilities
during other players' turns. Hers would only make sense during another
player's turn, after all.
--
peace be thy path,
talos landone
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Hello Shadowrunner
I Want:
All or Nothing
Aztechnology
Blindsided
Coward
Dr. Apocalypse
Elite Security Mage
False Mentor
Flatline
Fuchi Industries
Guardian Fire Elemental
Gutter Rat
Haunted Highrise C
Hellhound
Highbrow
Highway Showdown
Ice Queen
Jack Skater
Just a Rumor
Kham
Lord Torgo
Lucky Wabbit's Foot
Maglock Passkey
Marek
Redirect Datatrail
Renraku
Runners on Retainer
Scatter
Scorpio
Security Decker
Skag
Skillsoft: Demolition
Skillsoft: Piloting
Skillsoft: Stealth
Skwaaaark
Smartgun Link
Sticky Fingers
Stun Gloves
Tempest
Tiki Head Enigma C
Yoshimo Chang
Dans Underworld :
The Skills to Pay the Bills
I Trade:
Barney Phyffe
Caesar
Chipjack3
Cleanse The hive
Cortex Bomb
Da Profezzur
Defiance Taser
Distraction *2
Dragon Hunt
Drake
Dunkelzahn's Black Book *2
Heavy Armor Partiel *2
Hellblast
Humanis Policlub Ganger
Impossible Mission *2
Incubus *2
Iron Mike
Kamikaze Run *2
Killer Drone
Knock-Knock *2
Moon Shadow
Motion Detectors *2
Ripper *2
Saeder-Krupp
Sally Tsung *2
Shadowland
Snipper Roost
Steppin' Wulf Ambush
Tiny
Dans Underworld :
Better Offer
Lone Star Sergeant
Lone Star Undercover
Louie Da' Bruiser ,Mafia Thug
Metahuman Prejudice
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Mark Peterson schrieb:
> Put in a few Jades, so you can keep Cherry from unturning. I think that
> would solve some problems. It's also cheaper to keep her turned.
>
> And as Jade's special ability shows, you can use special abilities
> during other players' turns. Hers would only make sense during another
> player's turn, after all.
> --
>
> peace be thy path,
>
> talos landone
I have 4 Jades in my deck but I have non in play at this time.
OLAF
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Jon Edwards schrieb:
> >At the last turn Cherry was on a run.Now in his unturn phase he unturns
> her and I
> >want to turn her with Archi.He says no because he will use her during his
> unturn
> >phase to trash my fuchi.
> >Is it right that he can use her in this phase bevor I can turn her with
> archi ?
> >
>
>
> First of all, if your friend is going to TELL you how he's gonna use Cherry
> Bomb, that isn't too smart. That tells you that now would be a good time
> to consider putting a better offer or two in your deck to run his Mercs on
> suicide Shadowruns.
>
> Secondly, the following is my opinion on the matter. As it is Archie's
> Special Ability that allows you to turn a Runner, then I would say Yes, you
> can turn Cherry Bomb during his turn. The special ability can be used at
> any time.
>
> J
The problem is in the rulebook stands "if 2 player want to do somethink at the
same time the player who turn it is do it first".But I dont know if this count at
this moment because he just have unturnd her and thats the moment I wish to turn
her.
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>The problem is in the rulebook stands "if 2 player want to do somethink at
the
>same time the player who turn it is do it first".But I dont know if this
count at
>this moment because he just have unturnd her and thats the moment I wish
to turn
>her.
So don't wait until his legwork phase. Nothing says you have to wait for
that time. Do it during his refresh phase, as he unturns his runners.
When he unturns them, you pay your ¥4 and tell him to turn Cherry Bomb. H=
e
can have nothing to say about that.
J
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At the last turn Cherry was on a run.Now in his unturn phase he unturns
her and I
want to turn her with Archi.He says no because he will use her during his
unturn
phase to trash my fuchi.
Is it right that he can use her in this phase bevor I can turn her with
archi ?
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
I don't know the specifics of the cards, but in Srtcg, results are
resolved as actions are announced- if, at any point, you could
legitimately trash the card, just do so- there is no way to "pre-empt"
your action. It is legitimate to tell an opponent to wait while you carry
out legal actions- he can't avoid what you want to do just by playing
faster. At least, thats what they told me at the FASA booth at GenCon.
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>Jon Edwards schrieb:
>> >At the last turn Cherry was on a run.Now in his unturn phase he unturns
>> her and I
>> >want to turn her with Archi.He says no because he will use her during his
>> unturn
>> >phase to trash my fuchi.
>> >Is it right that he can use her in this phase bevor I can turn her with
>> archi ?
{snip}
>> Secondly, the following is my opinion on the matter. As it is Archie's
>> Special Ability that allows you to turn a Runner, then I would say Yes, you
>> can turn Cherry Bomb during his turn. The special ability can be used at
>> any time.
>>
>> J
>
>The problem is in the rulebook stands "if 2 player want to do somethink at the
>same time the player who turn it is do it first".But I dont know if this
count at
>this moment because he just have unturnd her and thats the moment I wish to
turn
>her.
>
First - you must have finished unturning Cherry Bomb before Archi can turn her,
(if Archi turns her while she is already turned the action is wasted) so she
has
a brief moment to use her ability. Since Cherry Bomb's ability to blow up
locations
is also a special ability and since the owner is doing it during his own turn,
there is nothing that Archi can do about it. Fuchi would be gone. Jade, on the
other hand can keep Cherry Bomb completely neutralized.
Joe Nuth
Dr. Joseph A. Nuth III
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In a message dated 98-10-11 00:20:14 EDT, you write:
> First - you must have finished unturning Cherry Bomb before Archi can turn
> her,
> (if Archi turns her while she is already turned the action is wasted) so
she
> has
> a brief moment to use her ability. Since Cherry Bomb's ability to blow up
> locations
> is also a special ability and since the owner is doing it during his own
> turn,
> there is nothing that Archi can do about it. Fuchi would be gone. Jade, on
> the
> other hand can keep Cherry Bomb completely neutralized.
> Joe Nuth
>
i dont think that is right, i say that she unturns durning the refresh phase
and is returned during the refresh phase. not really getting the chase to use
her abilty.
then there is also roll dice highest die goes first.
puck
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Mongoose schrieb:
> At the last turn Cherry was on a run.Now in his unturn phase he unturns
> her and I
> want to turn her with Archi.He says no because he will use her during his
> unturn
> phase to trash my fuchi.
> Is it right that he can use her in this phase bevor I can turn her with
> archi ?
>
>
> ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
>
> I don't know the specifics of the cards, but in Srtcg, results are
> resolved as actions are announced- if, at any point, you could
> legitimately trash the card, just do so- there is no way to "pre-empt"
> your action. It is legitimate to tell an opponent to wait while you carry
> out legal actions- he can't avoid what you want to do just by playing
> faster. At least, thats what they told me at the FASA booth at GenCon.
>
> Mongoose
If I uderstand you right he can use C.B. during his unturn phase ?
OLAF
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Noah Overton schrieb:
> In a message dated 98-10-11 00:20:14 EDT, you write:
>
> > First - you must have finished unturning Cherry Bomb before Archi can turn
> > her,
> > (if Archi turns her while she is already turned the action is wasted) so
> she
> > has
> > a brief moment to use her ability. Since Cherry Bomb's ability to blow up
> > locations
> > is also a special ability and since the owner is doing it during his own
> > turn,
> > there is nothing that Archi can do about it. Fuchi would be gone. Jade, on
> > the
> > other hand can keep Cherry Bomb completely neutralized.
> > Joe Nuth
> >
> i dont think that is right, i say that she unturns durning the refresh phase
> and is returned during the refresh phase. not really getting the chase to use
> her abilty.
>
> then there is also roll dice highest die goes first.
>
> puck
If she can use her Special ab. during his unturn phase my friend is right because
if we want to act at the same time he is going first (his turn).
OLAF
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Jon Edwards schrieb:
> >The problem is in the rulebook stands "if 2 player want to do somethink at
> the
> >same time the player who turn it is do it first".But I dont know if this
> count at
> >this moment because he just have unturnd her and thats the moment I wish
> to turn
> >her.
>
> So don't wait until his legwork phase. Nothing says you have to wait for
> that time. Do it during his refresh phase, as he unturns his runners.
> When he unturns them, you pay your ¥4 and tell him to turn Cherry Bomb. He
> can have nothing to say about that.
>
> J
I dont wait so long but he want use C.B. during his unturn phase to give me no
chance to unturn her again.
OLAF
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In a message dated 10/9/98 10:11:54 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
jayden63@*******.COM writes:
<<
I don't think that this is going to work quite the way you put it. I
don't think that the hellblast attack value will carry over for the
"second attack". My reasoning is this. A normal runner with wired
reflexes that lives through the first attack wave does have his second
attack effected by any damage he took during the first attack. IE..
Fatique. So for the first attack he might have done his 5 damage, but
got 3 damage assigned to him so for his second attack he would only do 2
damage. Also if the challenge has armour that armour still gets to work
yet again, because it is a seperate source. Now spells that do
damage... IE fireball, hellblast, bolt of power they all state that they
replace the users attack value until end of combat. Well the combat
ended during the first attack phase. Its over. The Wired Reflexes just
give you a second attack after the inital combat. >>>
Here is where your arguement weakens in my view. Where does it say the
Wired reflexes give the runner a second attack. As far as i can tell WR give
the runner the abitlity to inflict the DAMAGE a second time (ok i can agree
fatigue and armour would alter this total a second time) There is no second
attack there is only a reapplication of damage previously done. The same total
done a second time.
Also why would you say the combat ended during the first attack phase. Combat
dosn't end it is simply extended into another phase (the reapplication of
damage)
<<<<<< You must have an
unturned spell and a unused sorcery point available. At wich time you
may turn another spell and get a new attack value.>>>>
This was the argument i expected to get from the role players. Why is he
casting a second spell? It says nothing about a new attack. It is simply
applying the damage again. So there is no need for a new spell and extra point
of sorcery to use it with or a spell lock. USER INFLICTS DAMAGE A SECOND TIME.
Says so right on the card. Dosn't make sensce in the RPG but works fine in the
TCG.
Freakfinger
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Subject: Re: cheesy combo for your perusal...
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In a message dated 10/9/98 11:16:39 AM Pacific Daylight Time, talos187@***=
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writes:
<< <<Buying Influence / Stinger [Rare-Unique]
4/2 ¥
(Picture of a runner paying off a corp type)
Flavor: "I buy my way out of risk"
Turn runner when Buying Influence is played. That runner is kept turned
while Buying influence is in play.
While Buying Influence is in play, you may suppress the need for a die
roll stated on any one card. If suppressing the die roll would result
in the card having no effect, player must still roll, but may modify the
die roll by + or - 2.>>
I'd say don't suppress die rolls, just the +2/-2 is powerful enough.
-- >>
How about : May modify the die roll by UP to + or - 2. Ever notice ho=
w
modifying a die roll on the JINX spell dosn't do much good. That little
modification could make a big diffrence on cards like JINX or future cards
that are the same way.
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In a message dated 10/9/98 11:28:43 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
evamarie@**********.net writes:
<< : This might be an example. I have Jackyl a burned out mage. So he can
use
:cyberware and spells also. I give him a Hellblast and then i give him
Wired
:Reflexes. If he intersepts a team of runners and uses his Hellblast
text
:says: turn to use Attack Value of Hellblast in place of user's Attack
Value.
:d6+8 inflicts 2 armour piercing damage on all runners present) I roll a
4 his
:attack value becomes 12 and all runners present take 2 AP damage. Then i
roll
:a 5 on his Wired Reflexes ( text says: roll d6 after each combat user
servives
:on 4+ user inflicts damage a second time.) I have him in heavy armour
and
:covered with stim patches so he servives the 5 is rolled. According to
the
:rules the Hellblast does his attack value again (12) and 2 AP to all
runners
:present.
: I don't think RPG logic or "real life" logic would support this
:interpritation of the combo, but the rules of the game do. Some of the SR
:story logic had to be sacrificed so these cards could still be made and
used
:in a fair well balanced card game.
: By the way what does everyone think of that combo?>>>
I don't think it would work, because you have to turn the card to deal
the damage (it does not say so, but its a reasonable assumption). >>
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Your right it dosn't say so so why is it a reasonable assumption.
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If it
did work, I'd expect a re-roll of the damage (its a separate use of the
spell). I'd expect you would need two hellblasts, using one for each
dealing of damage. The same would go for a rigger with wires using a
drone, or any runner with wires using a weapon with indirect fire, I
think.
-----------------------------------
I think i already adressed most of your arguments in my last post but here
goes some of the things i might have missed.
Re-rolling damage? Would you re-roll a burst fire or have to repay it? No WR
says inflict damage (the same damage) a second time. So don't look at it as a
spell doing damage , just damage and ask yourself how it should be played.
Because if you start re-rolling for a Hellblast your gonna have to reroll
burst fires and baseball bats and defiance tasers and don't tell me bats and
tasers are diffrent because there weapons not spells. They are both just cards
doing damage. You can't have a diffrent rule for each card based on the piture
on the card they all have to have one basic rule or im gonna have to carry a
rulebook around the size of an encyclopedia.
Freakfinger
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In a message dated 10/9/98 2:59:20 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
maddox_prime@****.COM writes:
<< >
Actually, I'd have to say that the card text on Hatchet 2057 would void
out the text on hand razors. Reasong being, Ordinarily you only have two
hands on which to play hands razors on..... With 2057, you can have 30
arms..... and thus limbs unto which to place the razors.
>>
--------------------------------
Why would you say that? They went to all that trouble of saying you could
ignore the limb rule on the card text. You would think if there are any other
rules they wanted you to ignore they would have put that on the card to. But
they didn't did they. So what does that tell you.
Freakfinger
Sorry folks im haveing one of those days and im venting all over this
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In a message dated 10/10/98 12:33:40 AM Pacific Daylight Time, Olaf-Kramer@**
ONLINE.DE writes:
<<
> But it is the same.
> Ambidextrous says the Target Runner my use 2 (and it specifies the number)
> pistols or H2H weapons. It doesn't say that the Target Runner may use
> a pistol or H2H weapon in each of his/hers/it's hands.
> If you are told you can only use 2, you can only use 2. Period.
> Do you see the distinction?
>
> Sorrow
> ---
> I don't want to be alone | I hurt, therefore I am
> anymore |--------------------------------
> I don't want to be anyone | "What are you looking at...?
> anymore | you never seen anyone try to
> I don't need a reason to kill myself | commit suicide before?" - Anon
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
If I only read the text you are right but if I add the text and the picture I
think the card mean one weapon in each hand.But maybe I think to logical
again(like my meaning about LotP).
OLAF
>>
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Why would you look at the pictures? Does it say anywhere in the rules that
you should follow the rules EXCEPT when the picture tells you not to!! And as
for you thinking to logical...........................
Ff
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In a message dated 10/10/98 12:34:54 AM Pacific Daylight Time, Olaf-Kramer@**
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>
> Actually, I'd have to say that the card text on Hatchet 2057 would void
> out the text on hand razors. Reasong being, Ordinarily you only have two
> hands on which to play hands razors on..... With 2057, you can have 30
> arms..... and thus limbs unto which to place the razors.
>
<<
Yeah thats what I meaning but the problem is Hatchet only say no limit to
Cyber
limbs and not to all thing that is build in Limbs.:(
OLAF >>
Why is that a problem? If you noticed that before why ask the question? If
they wanted you to be able to put more razor's on Hatchetman 2057 don't you
think they would have said that when they wrote about the rest? For the most
part the arn't idiots down there at FASA. They have made a well balanced a
very playable game that can be surprisingly clear at most times when you
simply read the cards.
FREAKFINGER
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: If it
:did work, I'd expect a re-roll of the damage (its a separate use of the
:spell). I'd expect you would need two hellblasts, using one for each
:dealing of damage. The same would go for a rigger with wires using a
:drone, or any runner with wires using a weapon with indirect fire, I
:think.
:-----------------------------------
: I think i already adressed most of your arguments in my last post but
here
:goes some of the things i might have missed.
: Re-rolling damage? Would you re-roll a burst fire or have to repay it?
Both, I would think; you are using more bullets, no? Its not thae
sama bullets doing dmage twice, that's for sure!
:No WR
:says inflict damage (the same damage) a second time. So don't look at it
as a
:spell doing damage , just damage and ask yourself how it should be
played.
:Because if you start re-rolling for a Hellblast your gonna have to reroll
:burst fires and baseball bats and defiance tasers and don't tell me bats
and
:tasers are diffrent because there weapons not spells. They are both just
cards
:doing damage.
Since they do a random anount of damage (or have some random eefect
when used, or whatever), yes, I'd say you roll for each time they are
used, and dealing damage a second time counts as using them. I believe
sorcery limits the number of spells you can use (as opposed to carry),
does it not?
Each time you inflict damage, aren't you required to state what you
are using to do so?
Mongoose
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Freak Finger schrieb:
> In a message dated 10/10/98 12:34:54 AM Pacific Daylight Time, Olaf-Kramer@**
> ONLINE.DE writes:
> >
> > Actually, I'd have to say that the card text on Hatchet 2057 would void
> > out the text on hand razors. Reasong being, Ordinarily you only have two
> > hands on which to play hands razors on..... With 2057, you can have 30
> > arms..... and thus limbs unto which to place the razors.
> >
> <<
> Yeah thats what I meaning but the problem is Hatchet only say no limit to
> Cyber
> limbs and not to all thing that is build in Limbs.:(
>
> OLAF >>
>
> Why is that a problem? If you noticed that before why ask the question? If
> they wanted you to be able to put more razor's on Hatchetman 2057 don't you
> think they would have said that when they wrote about the rest? For the most
> part the arn't idiots down there at FASA. They have made a well balanced a
> very playable game that can be surprisingly clear at most times when you
> simply read the cards.
> FREAKFINGER
I`M SO SORRY FOR STEAL YOUR TIME WITH MY MAILS.
And the problem I see is just that the guy say its ok and the card say not.
I never sayed they are Idiots.Maybee they write the text from the razor`s bevor
the text of Hatchet and simply vorget what they have writen on the razors.
OLAF
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Freak Finger schrieb:
> In a message dated 10/9/98 2:59:20 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
> maddox_prime@****.COM writes:
>
> << >
> Actually, I'd have to say that the card text on Hatchet 2057 would void
> out the text on hand razors. Reasong being, Ordinarily you only have two
> hands on which to play hands razors on..... With 2057, you can have 30
> arms..... and thus limbs unto which to place the razors.
> >>
> --------------------------------
> Why would you say that? They went to all that trouble of saying you could
> ignore the limb rule on the card text. You would think if there are any other
> rules they wanted you to ignore they would have put that on the card to. But
> they didn't did they. So what does that tell you.
> Freakfinger
> Sorry folks im haveing one of those days and im venting all over this
> list
Cant you see his logic ? He think if you have 30 arm (with hands) you can add 30
razor`s.
And the only think that thats telling me is that they havent think twice.
OLAF
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Freak Finger schrieb:
> In a message dated 10/10/98 12:33:40 AM Pacific Daylight Time, Olaf-Kramer@**
> ONLINE.DE writes:
>
> <<
> > But it is the same.
> > Ambidextrous says the Target Runner my use 2 (and it specifies the number)
> > pistols or H2H weapons. It doesn't say that the Target Runner may use
> > a pistol or H2H weapon in each of his/hers/it's hands.
> > If you are told you can only use 2, you can only use 2. Period.
> > Do you see the distinction?
> >
> > Sorrow
> > ---
> > I don't want to be alone | I hurt, therefore I am
> > anymore |--------------------------------
> > I don't want to be anyone | "What are you looking at...?
> > anymore | you never seen anyone try to
> > I don't need a reason to kill myself | commit suicide before?" - Anon
> > ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> If I only read the text you are right but if I add the text and the picture I
> think the card mean one weapon in each hand.But maybe I think to logical
> again(like my meaning about LotP).
>
> OLAF
> >>
> ----------------------------------
> Why would you look at the pictures? Does it say anywhere in the rules that
> you should follow the rules EXCEPT when the picture tells you not to!! And as
> for you thinking to logical...........................
> Ff
I like pictures, so why not looking to them.If I`m looking at the name of the
card(can I do this ?;) ) I think it is meaning Ican juse one gun in each Hand.
Sorry I dont understand your last part( And as ....).
OLAF
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In a message dated 10/11/98 11:20:02 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
evamarie@**********.net writes:
<< -----------------------------------
: I think i already adressed most of your arguments in my last post but
here
:goes some of the things i might have missed.
: Re-rolling damage? Would you re-roll a burst fire or have to repay it?
Both, I would think; you are using more bullets, no? Its not thae
sama bullets doing dmage twice, that's for sure! >>
------------------------------
Your not useing any bullets at all. No bullets are doing damage. Damage is
simply being done by a card effect. Another card effect says do it again. It
dosn't say attack or shot or smack'em inna head it simply says do the damage
again. Its not a new action its a continueing part of the first action.
--------------------------------------
:No WR
:says inflict damage (the same damage) a second time. So don't look at it
as a
:spell doing damage , just damage and ask yourself how it should be
played.
:Because if you start re-rolling for a Hellblast your gonna have to reroll
:burst fires and baseball bats and defiance tasers and don't tell me bats
and
:tasers are diffrent because there weapons not spells. They are both just
cards
:doing damage.
Since they do a random anount of damage (or have some random eefect
when used, or whatever), yes, I'd say you roll for each time they are
used, and dealing damage a second time counts as using them. I believe
sorcery limits the number of spells you can use (as opposed to carry),
does it not?
Each time you inflict damage, aren't you required to state what you
are using to do so?
-------------------------------------
Its only doing a random amount of damage the first time. Then you reapply
the damage. RE-apply meaning apply the amount already applied. If it were two
seperate effects you might roll twice but it is one effect. You are not
attacking a second time so no further rolls are necessary.
You ask each time you inflict damage your required to state what you are
useing. Do you think they are two seperate attacks. So the first one you can
use a gun and the next a katana. Or a bolt of power once and a fireball the
next time? The card says apply the damage a second time. The damage meaning
the damage used previously. Meaning the same damge already applied. Nothing
new everything has already been determined. Since its already been done no new
rolls are required no new anouncements are made. Do whats already been done
again.
Freakfinger
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In a message dated 10/11/98 12:33:07 PM Pacific Daylight Time, Olaf-Kramer@**
ONLINE.DE writes:
<<
I`M SO SORRY FOR STEAL YOUR TIME WITH MY MAILS.
And the problem I see is just that the guy say its ok and the card say not.
I never sayed they are Idiots.Maybee they write the text from the razor`s
bevor
the text of Hatchet and simply vorget what they have writen on the razors.
OLAF >>
----------------------
Your forgiven.
Its there job to worry about text. If they think something new has been done
that requires them to change an old card or rule they will let us know. There
are going to be alot more cards comeing out (hopefully) and they are gonna
screw with the rules and logic of preexissting cards. Most are just going to
be played as is because rewriting everything every step of the way will create
a mountain of rules clarifications, retractions and confusion ( see magic the
gathering). You are right if ol' Hatcht's got fore paws why not 4 claws, but
redoing the rules for the sake of 1 card will only create confusion for future
cards and possible questions on ones already out ( see if you changed that
card why not change this one too)
Didn't mean to piss you off buddy. Please forgive.
Freakfinger
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In a message dated 10/11/98 12:36:23 PM Pacific Daylight Time, Olaf-Kramer@**
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<< Cant you see his logic ? He think if you have 30 arm (with hands) you can
add 30
razor`s.
And the only think that thats telling me is that they havent think twice.
OLAF
>>
------------
Go on over to The WIzards of the Coast website and check on all the rules
clarifications and retractions and more clarifictions and more rewriten cards
etc.
And think about weather its really worth rewriting each card that seems a
little wierd. Espectialy when the card still works just fine in play. If there
gonna create that kinda problem with SRTCG (lord i hope not) then they should
do it with cards that don't work and not ones that just don't appeal to your
sence of logic. Trust me on this i used to play magic and i had to carry
around a text book of game changes because it just got to be to many to
memorise. Its not worth letting this game go that way.
Freakfinger reborn magic hater
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> I`M SO SORRY FOR STEAL YOUR TIME WITH MY MAILS.
Hey, Olaf, you know I love ya.
--
peace be thy path,
talos landone
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Freak Finger schrieb:
> In a message dated 10/11/98 12:33:07 PM Pacific Daylight Time, Olaf-Kramer@**
> ONLINE.DE writes:
>
> <<
> I`M SO SORRY FOR STEAL YOUR TIME WITH MY MAILS.
> And the problem I see is just that the guy say its ok and the card say not.
> I never sayed they are Idiots.Maybee they write the text from the razor`s
> bevor
> the text of Hatchet and simply vorget what they have writen on the razors.
>
> OLAF >>
> ----------------------
> Your forgiven.
> Its there job to worry about text. If they think something new has been done
> that requires them to change an old card or rule they will let us know. There
> are going to be alot more cards comeing out (hopefully) and they are gonna
> screw with the rules and logic of preexissting cards. Most are just going to
> be played as is because rewriting everything every step of the way will create
> a mountain of rules clarifications, retractions and confusion ( see magic the
> gathering). You are right if ol' Hatcht's got fore paws why not 4 claws, but
> redoing the rules for the sake of 1 card will only create confusion for future
> cards and possible questions on ones already out ( see if you changed that
> card why not change this one too)
> Didn't mean to piss you off buddy. Please forgive.
> Freakfinger
Thanks for forgiven me and sure I forgive you because only those who is free from
all sin is free from forgive other people.
Lets wait if they change the razors.
OLAF
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Mark Peterson schrieb:
> > I`M SO SORRY FOR STEAL YOUR TIME WITH MY MAILS.
>
> Hey, Olaf, you know I love ya.
> --
>
> peace be thy path,
>
> talos landone
HEY, I have a Girlfriend and a child and I`m happy with them.
But if I ever leave them I tell it to you.;)
OLAF
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Freak Finger schrieb:
> In a message dated 10/11/98 12:36:23 PM Pacific Daylight Time, Olaf-Kramer@**
> ONLINE.DE writes:
>
> << Cant you see his logic ? He think if you have 30 arm (with hands) you can
> add 30
> razor`s.
> And the only think that thats telling me is that they havent think twice.
>
> OLAF
> >>
> ------------
> Go on over to The WIzards of the Coast website and check on all the rules
> clarifications and retractions and more clarifictions and more rewriten cards
> etc.
> And think about weather its really worth rewriting each card that seems a
> little wierd. Espectialy when the card still works just fine in play. If there
> gonna create that kinda problem with SRTCG (lord i hope not) then they should
> do it with cards that don't work and not ones that just don't appeal to your
> sence of logic. Trust me on this i used to play magic and i had to carry
> around a text book of game changes because it just got to be to many to
> memorise. Its not worth letting this game go that way.
> Freakfinger reborn magic hater
Thats damn right( I have plaed Magic too).
There are not many cards that have less(right word?) logic but I think these
Cards are worth to rewrite it.
Hey dont misunderstand me I`m just one of those guys that want a perfect game and
SRTCG is very near to that just a hand full cards that I dont like(i.e. Wake the
dead or LotP).
OLAF
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In a message dated 10/11/98 1:31:31 PM Pacific Daylight Time, Olaf-Kramer@**
ONLINE.DE writes:
<<
Thanks for forgiven me and sure I forgive you because only those who is free
from
all sin is free from forgive other people.
Lets wait if they change the razors.
OLAF
>>
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Once again i forgive you.
And even if they change it. Which honestly im not opposed to ( although alot
of pointless errata does clog up the game). Its still not the best combo.
While fun to play ,maybe, it would be hard to do. Hatchtman is unique so only
one inna deck and only 4 razors also. Making them all come together would be
difficult.
Freakfinger
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In a message dated 10/11/98 1:53:56 PM Pacific Daylight Time, Olaf-Kramer@**
ONLINE.DE writes:
<< Thats damn right( I have plaed Magic too).
There are not many cards that have less(right word?) logic but I think these
Cards are worth to rewrite it.
Hey dont misunderstand me I`m just one of those guys that want a perfect game
and
SRTCG is very near to that just a hand full cards that I dont like(i.e. Wake
the
dead or LotP).
OLAF >>
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In my opinion part of the definition for a perfect game would be an easy
game. With several hundred cards (and more on the way hopefully) that alter
the rules its never gonna be completely perfect. So keeping it as easy as
possible is there only hope.
I have written to the guys at FASA several times about calrifiying and
altering cards and there thinking is they arn't going to touch most of it.
Once a card comes out they arn't going to rewrite or change anything unless
its a broken card ( unbalances the game) or to fix wording that is unclear
(The Z-Zone). Cards that arn't broke won't be fixed. Even in the case of The
Coffin Motel they screwed this one up so its almost usleless but because it
dosn't unbalance the game it's gonna be left as is. I even asked them if they
would publish some errata to fix it to the way it was originaly intended and
they told me what i wrote earlyer. "They don't want to be like Magic. The less
they have to change the less confusing for the players. Even if cards are made
usless.We won't touch them." When i thought about it i had to agree.
So i wouldn't hod my breath for a change on Hatchetman. To much to lose to
little to gain. Think how it could turn out. 3 or 4 paragraphs written on each
card explaining rules changes and flexible rules for diffrent combos. I
already waste enough paper printing out lists , FAQ's and decks. I have 4
three ring binders full of SRTCG junk and i don't need another full of errata.
Freakfinger
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your friend has the first action on his turn. if he wanted to use a special
ablity of one of his character, he get to go first on his turn.
this is right from fasa, I have a decker w/ an attack program on the table.
my apponent deploys his decker and some gear that would hurt my shoot at kill
him.
FASA says I have to let him finish deploying all of his cards before I can
attack his decker.
you have to use archie before your friend unturns cherry or he can use her
ablity first before archie.
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this is a really cool write-up and evry one in to CCG should get the time to
check it out.
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> If I only read the text you are right but if I add the text and the
picture I
> think the card mean one weapon in each hand.But maybe I think to >logical
again(like my meaning about LotP).
The picture is nothing. It is just something pretty to look at that is
*somewhat* representative of the card.
The text is what you should worry about as it is what defines the
game. As such, it is the text that tells you what you can do and
it's limitations and the text on Ambidextrous says you can use
only 2 HTH or 2 Pistols. It doesn't put any qualifications or maybe's,
it says flat out.
Sorrow
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I don't want to be alone | I hurt, therefore I am
anymore |--------------------------------
I don't want to be anyone | "What are you looking at...?
anymore | you never seen anyone try to
I don't need a reason to kill myself | commit suicide before?" - Anon
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From: Mongoose <evamarie@**********.NET>
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: Its only doing a random amount of damage the first time. Then you
reapply
:the damage. RE-apply meaning apply the amount already applied. If it were
two
:seperate effects you might roll twice but it is one effect. You are not
:attacking a second time so no further rolls are necessary.
Does it say "aply dmage again"- what is the exact tesxt? I don't have
that card.
: You ask each time you inflict damage your required to state what you
are
:useing. Do you think they are two seperate attacks. So the first one you
can
:use a gun and the next a katana. Or a bolt of power once and a fireball
the
:next time?
Yes, they quite reasonably should be seperate attacks, if the SR game
is any guide. I'd say using some different weapons is OK, and could be a
useful option.
:The card says apply the damage a second time. The damage meaning
:the damage used previously. Meaning the same damge already applied.
Nothing
:new everything has already been determined. Since its already been done
no new
:rolls are required no new anouncements are made. Do whats already been
done
:again.
: Freakfinger
Well, if that is the meaning of the wording on "wired reflexes", it
should be changed to "attacks again". When I made Mongoose "Attacks
first. During combat, roll a d6; on 4+ Mongoose deals damage again", I
presumed he would need to use a weapon the second time (particularly burst
fire) to do so. I will change my card text to "Attacks first. On 4+,
also attacks during combat." Does that make sense, and require using a
weapon twice (and allow diffrent weapons?
So there is no "dmage dealing" procedure that requires you to use
weapons? You can just use them to increse threat, right, and that stays
for the whole combat - even if the weapon is destroyed, as in the baseball
bat?
Mongoose
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In a message dated 98-10-11 13:43:53 EDT, you write:
<< USER INFLICTS DAMAGE A SECOND TIME.
Says so right on the card. Dosn't make sensce in the RPG but works fine in
the
TCG. >>
yes this is correct but you must have the ability to inflict that
damage...i.e. you must have a way of doing damage that hasn't been used (for
spells) ....you could use his own threat rating to cause the damage but I
think using a spell a second time is pushing the subject a little to far...all
the rules say spells are used only once per turn and only if you have the
skill to do so.....do put more into the WR card than is acctually there.
OneWay......MyWay
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Subject: anyone nearby?
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is anyone on this list a resonable distance from st. louis, MO...i live
near there and i'm wondering if there's any other players nearby...
tks
Leif
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Hoi,
>your friend has the first action on his turn. if he wanted to use a
>special ablity of one of his character, he get to go first on his
>turn.
>
> this is right from fasa, I have a decker w/ an attack program on
>the table. my apponent deploys his decker and some gear that would
>hurt my shoot at kill him.
>FASA says I have to let him finish deploying all of his cards before >I
can attack his decker.
This makes perfect sence. In this part. Although I feel the Archi -
Cherry problem is a very different.
> you have to use archie before your friend unturns cherry or he can
>use her ablity first before archie.
Heres my take on this and lets see if it makes any sence.
Player 1 has an unturned archi and 4¥ in the bank.
Player 2 has a turned Cherry and 4¥ in the bank.
It is player 2 turn.
player 2 takes his 4¥ during his credstick phase.
Player 2 unturns all his cards during his refresh phase.
Player 1 anounces that he will use archi on cherry.
Player 2 has the right to turn his cherry before archi because it his
his turn and he gets to go first and most importantly he has the nuyen
to pay for cherrys ability.
Player 2 legwork phase starts.
Senerio 2
Player 1 has an unturned archi and 4¥ in the bank.
Player 2 has a turned Cherry and 0¥ in the bank.
It is player 2 turn.
player 2 takes his 4¥ during his credstick phase.
Player 2 unturns all his cards during his refresh phase.
Player 1 announces that he will use archi on cherry.
Player 2 does not have the nuyen to use cherry. So cherry is turned.
However since this happend during the refresh phase, not the legwork
phase player 2 could not turn cherry to visit a location instead.
Cherry just gets turned
Senerio 3
Player 1 has an unturned archi and 4¥ in the bank.
Player 2 has a turned Cherry and 0¥ in the bank.
It is player 2 turn.
player 2 takes his 4¥ during his credstick phase.
Player 2 unturns all his cards during his refresh phase.
Player 1 announces that he will use archi on cherry.
Player 2 does not have the nuyen to use Cherry but does have a
moonlighting to play on another runner. However because this uses more
cards (and at the moment I'm not sure if moonlighing is a "legwork only"
card), I would say that archi turned cherry before another runner was
turned to give the moonlighting bonus and thus have the nuyen to use
cherrys ability.
Anyway thats how I look at it.
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From: Ferris Bueller <nons1@*******.COM>
Subject: Re: anyone nearby?
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This is to the list because if any other people are in the area, please
respond to me also.
I'm living in the Central West End area. I'm a student going to SLU.
Later,
nons.
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From: Donald Arganbright <jayden63@*******.COM>
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Hoi,
>>I don't think that this is going to work quite the way you put it. I
>>don't think that the hellblast attack value will carry over for the
>>"second attack". My reasoning is this. A normal runner with wired
>>reflexes that lives through the first attack wave does have his
>>second attack effected by any damage he took during the first
>>attack. IE.. Fatique. So for the first attack he might have done
>>his 5 damage, but got 3 damage assigned to him so for his second
>>attack he would only do 2 damage. Also if the challenge has armour
>>that armour still gets to work yet again, because it is a seperate
>>source. Now spells that do
>>damage... IE fireball, hellblast, bolt of power they all state that
>>they replace the users attack value until end of combat. Well the
>>combat ended during the first attack phase. Its over. The Wired
>>Reflexes just give you a second attack after the inital combat.
> Here is where your arguement weakens in my view. Where does it >say
the Wired reflexes give the runner a second attack. As far as i >can
tell WR give the runner the abitlity to inflict the DAMAGE a >second
time (ok i can agree fatigue and armour would alter this total >a second
time) There is no second attack there is only a >reapplication of damage
previously done. The same total done a second >time. Also why would you
say the combat ended during the first >attack phase. Combat dosn't end
it is simply extended into another >phase (the reapplication of damage)
According to the rule book all combat happens simultaniously. Any after
effects such as damage done from greater elemental, or hell blast happen
after combat. Unkle Joe does not kill himself off before combat using
hellblast. It happens after. Thus the second application of damage
happens after combat. If you agree that fatique and armour effect this
second damage, you yourself accept the fact that it happens after the
inital combat. There is also the little wording on the WR "If the
runner survives combat" This would imply that the reapplication of
damage happens after the combat. After the inital combat spell has been
used. So if one wants to attack again one must use a new spell.
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From: Teos Abadia <tabadia@*********.COM>
Subject: Re: cheesy combo for your perusal...
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Donald Arganbright [SMTP:jayden63@*******.COM]
>
> >[Teos Abadia writes]
> >Buying Influence / Stinger [Rare-Unique]
> >4/2¥
> >(Picture of a runner paying off a corp type)
> >Flavor: "I buy my way out of risk"
> >Turn runner when Buying Influence is played. That runner is kept
> >turned while Buying influence is in play. While Buying Influence is =
>in
> play, you may suppress the need for a die roll stated on any one =
>card.
> If suppressing the die roll would result in the card having no =
>effect,
> player must still roll, but may modify the die roll by + or - >2.
>
> The Card text is a little confusing. Also the cost is a little high.
> 4/2¥ is high enough... but to also dedicate a always turned runner =
to
> the card is a little much. The line "you may suppress the need for a
> die roll stated on any one card." implies the you must choose the =
card
> you are going to supress when the card is deployed. Not that it can =
be
> used on any card you choose at any time. Its just a little =
ambiguious
> as to when it can be used.
>
From: Mark Peterson [SMTP:talos187@***.EDU]
I'd say don't suppress die rolls, just the +2/-2 is powerful enough.
[Teos Abadia writes]
I was thinking ahead here. Both your comments are good. Donald,
this can be a REALLY powerful card, and I feel the cost is justified. =
You
never know what card might show up that "Buying Influence" could =
cancel.
Mark is probably right, in that +2/-2 is good enough. Even that might =
be
too broken. The good thing is that the card would be out in the open =
for
people to LOTI or at least so they would know that if they play a =
Special
like False Mentor, the Buying Influence is likely to be used.
> >Example: On Sniper's Roost, could ignore the roll. Same for Greater
> >Elemental. Example: On Mine Field, would still roll, but get to =
>modify
> the die roll. Yes, you could use it on Sniper's Roost the >first =
round,
> then if you ran again the next round, you could use >Buying Influence =
on
> a Mine Field challenge.=20
> - Teos
>
> Your examples don't fit the card you stated above.
[Teos Abadia writes]
Hmmm. Well, the purpose is that you could use the card once per
turn. You can use it to ignore a die roll that would hurt you, but not =
if
that is the only effect of the card. So, Sniper's Roost has an effect, =
plus
the detrimental die roll. Thus, you can skip it. On the other hand, =
Mine
Field would have no effect without the die roll, and would thus be at =
+2 or
-2. Many cards would work this way, not just challenges. Note that =
Buying
Influence could be used against another player, not just to protect. =
That's
another reason for the cost, Unique, and turned runner.
Teos.
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> > [Mongoose: Street Samurai] [7/1 ¥, firearms 2, melee 2, street, =
stealth,
> > 5/5] [Elf Prime Runner: While injured, Antisocial. Has 0 essence =
and
> > chipjack 2. First attack. During combat, roll a d6- on 4+, =
Mongoose
> deals
> > damage again.]
> > [Quote; "They drew first blood..."]
> >
> I'd drop the chipjack 2, personally, and maybe up it to a 6/6 or a =
5/5
> (A1) if he's got dermal or some such. Also, the quote is not going =
to
> fit. Sorry, but on a card, there's not that much room. I like the
> Antisocial when wounded, though usually if you get in a fight and get
> wounded you aren't going to be sleazing anyways. Still, it's a card
> quirk -- keep it.
[Teos Abadia writes]
I agree on the Chipjack. I would also remove the Wired Reflexes
ability, and instead do something like: "When Mongoose is given Gear
(cyberware), turn and roll D6. On 5+, Reduce essence lost by 1." Of =
course,
as Mark noted, runner cards don't have room for this much text!
I actually like the Antisocial bit. I would say that if you were
injured by something like a Shuriken, or from a previous round, you =
would
still be Antisocial.
One problem is that just the "attacking first" ability is strong
enough for a high cost.
Maybe:
[Mongoose: Street Samurai] [Rare-Unique]
7/1 ¥, firearms 2, melee 2, street, stealth.
5/5. Elf Prime Runner: While injured, Antisocial. First attack.
When Mongoose is given Gear (cyberware), turn and roll D6.
On 5+, Reduce essence lost by 1. (Can not gain essence in this
manner).
Flavor: "They drew first blood..."
>
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In a message dated 10/11/98 6:35:30 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
OneWay919@***.COM writes:
<< << USER INFLICTS DAMAGE A SECOND TIME.
Says so right on the card. Dosn't make sensce in the RPG but works fine in
the
TCG. >>
yes this is correct but you must have the ability to inflict that
damage...i.e. you must have a way of doing damage that hasn't been used (for
spells) ....you could use his own threat rating to cause the damage but I
think using a spell a second time is pushing the subject a little to
far...all
the rules say spells are used only once per turn and only if you have the
skill to do so.....do put more into the WR card than is acctually there.
OneWay......MyWay
>>
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Where does it say you must have a way of doing the damage that hasn't been
used. if this was what they intended don't you think they would have said so?
Lets look at it another way. What is the card not saying? Its not saying
attack again. That would have been a pretty easy way of wording it if thats
what they wanted. It sure would have cleared up a lot of questions. So why
didn't they say that?
They didn't say spells don't do damage a second time either. Or for that
matter they didn't say that the card works the way you want it to. Have you
noticed my main argument is "This is what the card says" And yours is "but
you
cant do this..." when you can't point to any part of the card or rules that
says you can't. The simplest way to enterpert the card is to just read the
text and apply it as is. Any other way and you have one rule for spells and
another for this piece of gear and anther for that cituation. What dosn't make
sence is why things have to be so difficult. Some times the best answer is the
simplest one. The one right in front of your face (written on the card)
Freakfinger
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In a message dated 10/11/98 6:38:22 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
jayden63@*******.COM writes:
<< According to the rule book all combat happens simultaniously. Any after
effects such as damage done from greater elemental, or hell blast happen
after combat. Unkle Joe does not kill himself off before combat using
hellblast. It happens after. Thus the second application of damage
happens after combat. If you agree that fatique and armour effect this
second damage, you yourself accept the fact that it happens after the
inital combat. There is also the little wording on the WR "If the
runner survives combat" This would imply that the reapplication of
damage happens after the combat. After the inital combat spell has been
used. So if one wants to attack again one must use a new spell. >>
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Everything you wrote is correct. Its all right there in the rule book.
Except that last part about casting a new spell. I must of missed that one but
if you will just point me to the right page i would be much abliged.
I think my original point was that sometimes the common sence of the RPG
can't apply to all the cards and rules in the TCG. Sometimes there are gonna
be loopholes and the unexplainable in game logic. It just has to be to keep
the game going smooth. They could go and make exceptions to the rules for each
card combo that dosn't make sence but the list would be immence and would just
slow the game.
See what you did? You have me repeating myself. I think im just gonna have
to write FASA on this one and i encourage you'all to do the same. We are just
going around in circles and it dosn't look like either side is gonna change an
opinion soon. I'm gonna try to let the subject drop until i get a reply from
FASA. I make no promises though cause i do like to debate.
Freakfinger
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In a message dated 10/11/98 6:10:28 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
evamarie@**********.net writes:
<< Its only doing a random amount of damage the first time. Then you
reapply
:the damage. RE-apply meaning apply the amount already applied. If it were
two
:seperate effects you might roll twice but it is one effect. You are not
:attacking a second time so no further rolls are necessary.
Does it say "aply dmage again"- what is the exact tesxt? I don't have
that card. >>
-------------------------
Exact text is :Roll d6 after each combat user survives. On 4+ user inflicts
damage a second time.
--------------------------------
You ask each time you inflict damage your required to state what you
are
:useing. Do you think they are two seperate attacks. So the first one you
can
:use a gun and the next a katana. Or a bolt of power once and a fireball
the
:next time?
>>>> Yes, they quite reasonably should be seperate attacks, if the SR game
is any guide. I'd say using some different weapons is OK, and could be a
useful option.<<<<<<
------------------------------
Thats the point i have been trying to make. This isn't the SR RPG. Those
guidelines don't apply here.
--------------------------------
>>>> Well, if that is the meaning of the wording on "wired
reflexes", it
should be changed to "attacks again".<<<<<<<
------------------------
Yes i quite agree. If that was what they intended thats what they would have
said. They said inflicts a second time though. Until they change ti thats what
im sticking with.
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>duh the highlander rpg the towers in time mini game and a highlander pc
>game....look pal i've played every ccg in the market....tcgames by far
has the
>best customer service and they keep their players happy....so get a
clue if
>five guys can do all that then so can fasa...
>
Any idea if and when the Highlander RPG will see the light of day?
Tony Rabiola rabiola@**.netcom.com
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[Mongoose: Street Samurai] [Rare-Unique]
7/1 ¥, firearms 2, melee 2, street, stealth.
5/5. Elf Prime Runner: While injured, Antisocial. First attack.
When Mongoose is given Gear (cyberware), turn and roll D6.
On 5+, Reduce essence lost by 1. (Can not gain essence in this
manner).
Flavor: "They drew first blood..."
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Is [Rare-unique] a colectors term? Does it mean only 1 per deck, if you
had one? I thought all prime runners were 1 per deck.
I really didn't want him getting more cyber, but I like your idea.
I'd change "When ... essence lost by 1" to "Mongoose can equip with Wired
Reflexes for 0¥." The first attack still counts, and makes it a good
card, but that way A) you need a wired reflexes card (which I don't have-
anybody want a Foxy Roxy?), and won't want to load him with other essence
robbing cyber B) Mongoose (with wires) must survive combat to do damage a
second time, and will do a bit less damage due to fatigue. The card's
flexabilty goes up some (Mongoose the PC could never have dermal armor or
muscle replacement, but heck, he wouldn't go on a run without a gun and
armor, either), but I think it puts power more on par with other (good)
prime runners. I might change him to 4/5 (A+1)- It would really encourage
giving him good weapons and other cyber. Is wired reflexes 3 essence?
And yes, the "antisocial" kicks in as soon as he's injured at all,
from any source- shiruken or other "direct damage" would be a great way to
louse up a run he's on.
The zero essence was more to prevent magic healing; I could still
include it (and allow wires at no essence), but the text would get longer,
and not add much.
Thanks for all the feedback, folks! I may just have a usable card
now!
Mongoose
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: Exact text is :Roll d6 after each combat user survives. On 4+ user
inflicts
:damage a second time.
:--------------------------------
Since spells "turn to use in place of attack value", I'd say they
don't work when you inflict damage the second time, since they can't turn
again. The text makes it pretty clear the effect is happening AFTER
combat, so the attack value during combat seems immaterial. You assume
its the same damage they inflicted before- I figure its the same damage
they would inflict in a new combat, since, per the wired reflexes card
"after combat" wording, combat has ended. <shrug> Like you say, best
answered by FASA.
Mongoose
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Hoi,
Due to all the debate over how "first strike" should work. Here are
some cards that I came up with.
Name - Dirty Tricks
Type - Stinger
Cost - 4¥
Text - Play when target runner enters runner vs. runner combat. Target
runner does its damage first. Adjust opposing runners threat rating for
fatique as per normal rules. Dirty Tricks cannot be played on drones or
spirits.
Flavor - "Heres mud in your eye."
Name - Thinking ahead
Type - Stinger
Cost - 4¥
Text - play when runner with drones or spirits enters runner vs. runner
combat. Target drone or spirit does its damage first. Adjust opposing
runners threat rating for fatique as per normal rules. Thinking ahead
cannot be played on runners.
Flavor - "Glad I sent it ahead. It will wear them down for us."
Name - Known weakness
Type - Stinger
Cost - 4¥
Text - Remove a line with the text "deals damage first" from target
revieled challenge until end of turn.
Flavor - "It aint so tough... if you know where to hit it."
Name - Unforseen Problem
Type - Stinger
Cost - 4¥
Text - Play on just revieled awakend or personell challenge. The
challenge does its damage to the shadowrunning team first. Adjust all
runners for fatiue as per the normal rules.
Flavor - "I thought you said they wouldn't be armed!"
Suggestions and comments welcome.
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--rabiola <rabiola@**.NETCOM.COM> wrote:
> Any idea if and when the Highlander RPG will see the light of day?
I have nothing against Highlander, but I don't see why ANY RPGer
would bother buying a Highlander RPG.
Them being immortal means they could exist in any time period, so
whether you're playing a medieval, present day or future campaign, it
only takes a few house rules and there you go...maybe do a little
research on clans and stuff.
==
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In a message dated 10/12/98 9:14:17 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
rabiola@**.NETCOM.COM writes:
>
>
> Any idea if and when the Highlander RPG will see the light of day?
>
> Tony Rabiola rabiola@**.netcom.com
> Fourth and Sixth World Adept
> Still working on the Fifth...
> Proud owner of #972
>
>
> ---------------------
early 99 probably before any shadowrun expansion will!!
brakiss
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In a message dated 10/12/98 4:37:45 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
adamswork@*****.COM writes:
>
> Them being immortal means they could exist in any time period, so
> whether you're playing a medieval, present day or future campaign, it
> only takes a few house rules and there you go...maybe do a little
> research on clans and stuff.
>
i agree, i guess it's just more geared toward the highlander fan
base...personally i like the white wolf rules some guys made to play in the
world of darkness series...
brakiss
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--Gabe Rosario <Brakiss187@***.COM> wrote:
> i agree, i guess it's just more geared toward the highlander fan
> base...
Maybe it'll be a 'collectible rules games' where the rules are sold
separately in miscellaneous bundles of random pages. You may have to
buy two or three hundred pages in order to compile a complete set,
because some of the pages will be 'uncommon' and some will be 'rare'.
Not to worry though, most new RPGs only have about two pages of
actual game rules anyway, one paragraph advising the Game Master to
'wing it' (as if there were any other choice), and ninety-three pages
of 'background'. If this trend continues, future RPGs will be
all-background, no rules, except maybe for the 'wing-it' part. Maybe
we'll even call them 'novels' instead of 'rules'.
==
AdamL
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Subject: Anybody out there?
Is there Anyone out there living in Utah? If so, I need some
people who know what they're doing to play this game with.
Ryan Delano
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I will trade Shadowrun for OverPower and Rage (or vise-versa).
HAVE:
Adam Bomb x3
Foxy Roxy
Genetic's Lab
Maglocks Passkey (worth a lot to me)
Pappy
Sally Tsung
Ghost Who Walks
Jack Skater
Ranger Arms SM-3
Yoshimo Chang (x3)
Shadowland
Saeder-Krupp
The Festerin' Tusk
The Z-Zone
Incubus (x2)
Astral Sentry
Killer Drone
I also have quite a few extra Uncommons... just ask.
WANT: (Note: some of these I want more than others... they have a *)
Viper (U)
Archie McDeven
Bam Bam
Clutch
Da' Profezzur
Dirk Montgomery
Dodger
Drake
Grizzly
Gutter Rat
Marek
Skag
Tin Man
Tiny
Wheeler
FNHAR (U)
Foretelling (U)
Armor-Piercing Ammo
Bullet Barrier
Chipjack 3
Cortex Bomb
Crash
Defiance Taser
Doberman Patrol Vehicle
Doc Wagon (Platinum)
Gyro Stabilizer
Heavy Armor (full)
Heavy Armor (partial)
Hellblast
Luck Wabbit's Foot
Panther Assault Cannon
PRC-44b Yellowjacket
Skillsoft: Athletics
Skillsoft: Demolitions
Skillsoft: Piloting
Smartgun Link
Stun Gloves
Wired Reflexes
Humanis Policlub Ganger
Ares Macrotechnology
Aztechnology
Cleanse the Hive
Kamikiaze Run
Room 5b78
Ancient's Turf (U)
Swarm of Drones (U)
Anti-Astral Barrier
Barney Phyffe
Custom Systerm
Flock of Geese
Guardian Earth Elemental
Heavy Sentry Gun
Motion Detectors
Security Decker
Security Rigger
The Big Chase
Time-Delayed Bomb
All of Nothing
Distraction
False Mentor
Just a Rumor
Major Drain
Sudden Goblinization
Drive-by (U)
Wanted (U)
Ambidextrous
Cyber-Psychosis
Matrix Crash
Red Alert
Rush Job
That's not even the Underworld stuff I need! Start with:
Cement Shoes x2
Bar Fight
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From: Ryan D DeLano <marilynfreak@****.COM>
Subject: Re: New Card Ideas - First Strike Based
On Mon, 12 Oct 1998 13:34:32 PDT Donald Arganbright
<jayden63@*******.COM> writes:
>Hoi,
>
> Due to all the debate over how "first strike" should work. Here
>are
>some cards that I came up with.
>
>Name - Dirty Tricks
>Type - Stinger
>Cost - 4¥
>Text - Play when target runner enters runner vs. runner combat.
>Target
>runner does its damage first. Adjust opposing runners threat rating
>for
>fatique as per normal rules. Dirty Tricks cannot be played on drones
>or
>spirits.
>Flavor - "Heres mud in your eye."
>
>Name - Thinking ahead
>Type - Stinger
>Cost - 4¥
>Text - play when runner with drones or spirits enters runner vs.
>runner
>combat. Target drone or spirit does its damage first. Adjust
>opposing
>runners threat rating for fatique as per normal rules. Thinking ahead
>cannot be played on runners.
>Flavor - "Glad I sent it ahead. It will wear them down for us."
>
>Name - Known weakness
>Type - Stinger
>Cost - 4¥
>Text - Remove a line with the text "deals damage first" from target
>revieled challenge until end of turn.
>Flavor - "It aint so tough... if you know where to hit it."
>
>Name - Unforseen Problem
>Type - Stinger
>Cost - 4¥
>Text - Play on just revieled awakend or personell challenge. The
>challenge does its damage to the shadowrunning team first. Adjust all
>runners for fatiue as per the normal rules.
>Flavor - "I thought you said they wouldn't be armed!"
>
>Suggestions and comments welcome.
>
>
>*** Knife Sharpens on Stone... Man Sharpens on Man ***
>*** - Tao ***
>
>Jayden Stormwalker
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>
>
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I think those are some great ideas for cards.
>
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: Due to all the debate over how "first strike" should work. Here are
:some cards that I came up with.
Actually, "Attacks first" is pretty clear, and described in the little
book that comes with the game. It's "after comabt.... deals damage again"
that potentially causes havoc.
:Name - Dirty Tricks
:Type - Stinger
:Cost - 4¥
:Text - Play when target runner enters runner vs. runner combat. Target
:runner does its damage first. Adjust opposing runners threat rating for
:fatique as per normal rules. Dirty Tricks cannot be played on drones or
:spirits.
:Flavor - "Heres mud in your eye."
Great idea, but is it worth 4¥? Probaly- fatigue could save a runner,
or you'd kill of his opponent, no damage taken. Dependong on rarity, it
could be much cheaper, since it's useless outside combat.
:Name - Thinking ahead
:Type - Stinger
:Cost - 4¥
:Text - play when runner with drones or spirits enters runner vs. runner
:combat. Target drone or spirit does its damage first. Adjust opposing
:runners threat rating for fatique as per normal rules. Thinking ahead
:cannot be played on runners.
:Flavor - "Glad I sent it ahead. It will wear them down for us."
Based on the concept, I'd have it engage in combat sperately, before
normal combat- the user could still act in combat. Cost 2¥ or even free
(the thing WILL get trashed).
:Name - Known weakness
:Type - Stinger
:Cost - 4¥
:Text - Remove a line with the text "deals damage first" from target
:revieled challenge until end of turn.
:Flavor - "It aint so tough... if you know where to hit it."
How many challenges is that? This seems like a hand clogger, so could
be cheeper also. Then again, I usually run with at least one guy with
"stamina" to soak up first attacks.
:Name - Unforseen Problem
:Type - Stinger
:Cost - 4¥
:Text - Play on just revieled awakend or personell challenge. The
:challenge does its damage to the shadowrunning team first. Adjust all
:runners for fatiue as per the normal rules.
:Flavor - "I thought you said they wouldn't be armed!"
That is definately worth it. OUCH.
Cool ideas. What if to opposing combatants have "Attacks First"? I
assume they act simultaneously, yes?
Mongoose
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> Night Wing
These are what I need:
> Genetic's Lab
> Maglocks Passkey (worth a lot to me)
> Sally Tsung
> Ghost Who Walks
> Jack Skater
> Yoshimo Chang (x3)
> Shadowland
> The Z-Zone
> This is what I have to trade:
> Viper (U)
> Clutch
> Dirk Montgomery
> Grizzly
> Skag
> FNHAR (U)
> Foretelling (U)
> Chipjack 3
> Cortex Bomb
> Defiance Taser
> Heavy Armor (partial)
> Luck Wabbit's Foot
> PRC-44b Yellowjacket
> Skillsoft: Athletics
> Skillsoft: Demolitions
> Skillsoft: Piloting
> Smartgun Link
>
> Humanis Policlub Ganger
>
> Ares Macrotechnology
>
> Cleanse the Hive
> Room 5b78
>
> Ancient's Turf (U)
> Swarm of Drones (U)
> Barney Phyffe
> Guardian Earth Elemental
> Motion Detectors
>
Let me know if we can work something out.
Stormbringer
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<snip want list and part of trade list>
>> Humanis Policlub Ganger
>>
>> Ares Macrotechnology
>>
>> Cleanse the Hive
>> Room 5b78
>>
>> Ancient's Turf (U)
>> Swarm of Drones (U)
>> Barney Phyffe
>> Guardian Earth Elemental
>> Motion Detectors
>>
>
>Let me know if we can work something out.
>
>Stormbringer
<Needless Sarcasm>
Sorry, you have nothing I want....oh, wait...you weren't trading with me,
were you? Oops.
<On-Topic> It happens, but one way to sure-fire not have your private
trades go to the list is to cut and paste the person's e-mail address that
you're trying to trade with and send it separately. That way you don't get
flamed to a crisp on the list. Good luck and hope you get the cards you're
trying to trade for!
Cheers,
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Subject: Re: Nightwing's Trade List (fwd)
On Mon, 12 Oct 1998 15:37:20 -0600 "Nightwing (-+-)"
<John.Peterson@*.CC.UTAH.EDU> writes:
>I will trade Shadowrun for OverPower and Rage (or vise-versa).
>
>HAVE:
>
>Adam Bomb x3
>Foxy Roxy
>Genetic's Lab
>Maglocks Passkey (worth a lot to me)
>
>Pappy
>Sally Tsung
>Ghost Who Walks
>Jack Skater
>Ranger Arms SM-3
>Yoshimo Chang (x3)
>Shadowland
>Saeder-Krupp
>The Festerin' Tusk
>The Z-Zone
>Incubus (x2)
>Astral Sentry
>Killer Drone
>
>I also have quite a few extra Uncommons... just ask.
>
>WANT: (Note: some of these I want more than others... they have a *)
>
>Viper (U)
>Archie McDeven
>Bam Bam
>Clutch
>Da' Profezzur
>Dirk Montgomery
>Dodger
>Drake
>Grizzly
>Gutter Rat
>Marek
>Skag
>Tin Man
>Tiny
>Wheeler
>
>FNHAR (U)
>Foretelling (U)
>Armor-Piercing Ammo
>Bullet Barrier
>Chipjack 3
>Cortex Bomb
>Crash
>Defiance Taser
>Doberman Patrol Vehicle
>Doc Wagon (Platinum)
>Gyro Stabilizer
>Heavy Armor (full)
>Heavy Armor (partial)
>Hellblast
>Luck Wabbit's Foot
>Panther Assault Cannon
>PRC-44b Yellowjacket
>Skillsoft: Athletics
>Skillsoft: Demolitions
>Skillsoft: Piloting
>Smartgun Link
>Stun Gloves
>Wired Reflexes
>
>Humanis Policlub Ganger
>
>Ares Macrotechnology
>Aztechnology
>
>Cleanse the Hive
>Kamikiaze Run
>Room 5b78
>
>Ancient's Turf (U)
>Swarm of Drones (U)
>Anti-Astral Barrier
>Barney Phyffe
>Custom Systerm
>Flock of Geese
>Guardian Earth Elemental
>Heavy Sentry Gun
>Motion Detectors
>Security Decker
>Security Rigger
>The Big Chase
>Time-Delayed Bomb
>
>All of Nothing
>Distraction
>False Mentor
>Just a Rumor
>Major Drain
>Sudden Goblinization
>
>Drive-by (U)
>Wanted (U)
>Ambidextrous
>Cyber-Psychosis
>Matrix Crash
>Red Alert
>Rush Job
>
>That's not even the Underworld stuff I need! Start with:
>
>Cement Shoes x2
>Bar Fight
>
>-John (Get of Fenris * Ahroun) /\___________|___________/\
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I have Skillsoft: Athletics, skillsoft: Demolitions, and Gaurdian
Earth Elemental. What will you trade for those? Also, where do you
live?
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> <Needless Sarcasm>
>
> Sorry, you have nothing I want....oh, wait...you weren't trading with me,
> were you? Oops.
>
THANK YOU SIR!!!! MAY I HAVE ANOTHER?!?!?!
(holding me bum) sorry all it wont happen again. Thanks for pointing it out
so I can correct in future.
Stormbringer
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In a message dated 10/12/98 11:28:56 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
evamarie@**********.net writes:
<< Since spells "turn to use in place of attack value", I'd say they
don't work when you inflict damage the second time, since they can't turn
again. The text makes it pretty clear the effect is happening AFTER
combat, so the attack value during combat seems immaterial. You assume
its the same damage they inflicted before- I figure its the same damage
they would inflict in a new combat, since, per the wired reflexes card
"after combat" wording, combat has ended. <shrug> Like you say, best
answered by FASA.
Mongoose
>>
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So much for my promise of letting it drop.
I always assumed it just extended combat by adding an extra phase at the
end where damage can be reapplyed. Going back to my old arguement if it was a
new combat or attack why didn't they say?
Anyway i did write FASA. I just hope they answer.
Freakfinger
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Hey everybody. I have a Big Chase up for grabs, but here's the catch: I
really want a Skwaaaark. I will also consider any other trades for it,
but I am mostly looking for Skwaaaark.
Thanks
-dave-
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Freak Finger schrieb:
> In a message dated 10/12/98 11:28:56 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
> evamarie@**********.net writes:
>
> << Since spells "turn to use in place of attack value", I'd say they
> don't work when you inflict damage the second time, since they can't turn
> again. The text makes it pretty clear the effect is happening AFTER
> combat, so the attack value during combat seems immaterial. You assume
> its the same damage they inflicted before- I figure its the same damage
> they would inflict in a new combat, since, per the wired reflexes card
> "after combat" wording, combat has ended. <shrug> Like you say,
best
> answered by FASA.
>
> Mongoose
> >>
> ----------------------
> So much for my promise of letting it drop.
> I always assumed it just extended combat by adding an extra phase at the
> end where damage can be reapplyed. Going back to my old arguement if it was a
> new combat or attack why didn't they say?
> Anyway i did write FASA. I just hope they answer.
> Freakfinger
They say it, not realy in words but they say "roll D6 AFTER combat".For me it
sounds like the first combat is over.
OLAF
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In a message dated 10/12/98 4:08:45 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
evamarie@**********.net writes:
<<
:Name - Unforseen Problem
:Type - Stinger
:Cost - 4¥
:Text - Play on just revieled awakend or personell challenge. The
:challenge does its damage to the shadowrunning team first. Adjust all
:runners for fatiue as per the normal rules.
:Flavor - "I thought you said they wouldn't be armed!"
>>
---------------------
i would luv to have this in my Fugitive Run deck. ( ya know , double
Fatigue)
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:Name - Dirty Tricks
:Type - Stinger
:Cost - 4¥
:Text - Play when target runner enters runner vs. runner combat. Target
:runner does its damage first. Adjust opposing runners threat rating for
:fatique as per normal rules. Dirty Tricks cannot be played on drones or
:spirits.
:Flavor - "Heres mud in your eye."
----------------------
I would change the name to Tactics: Dirty Fighting. And the flavor text =
to
"Kick'em in the b@!!s"
------------------------------
:Name - Known weakness
:Type - Stinger
:Cost - 4¥
:Text - Remove a line with the text "deals damage first" from target
:revieled challenge until end of turn.
:Flavor - "It aint so tough... if you know where to hit it."
----------------------------
Maybe you could just add this affect to the other cards so it's not a
"hand clogger"
Something like:
................or cancel a card with text "deals damage first"
That way it would make another card more versatile and you don't have a
card that's very limited in its use sitting in your hand.
Freakfinger
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In a message dated 10/12/98 11:52:32 PM Pacific Daylight Time, Olaf-Kramer=
@**
ONLINE.DE writes:
<< I always assumed it just extended combat by adding an extra phase at=
the
> end where damage can be reapplyed. Going back to my old arguement if it=
was
a
> new combat or attack why didn't they say?
> Anyway i did write FASA. I just hope they answer.
> Freakfinger
They say it, not realy in words but they say "roll D6 AFTER combat".For m=
e it
sounds like the first combat is over.
OLAF
>>
-------------------------
Then why didn't they say "roll D6 AFTER each combat user survives. On a =
4+
user ATTACKS again. Resolve as a new attack only user applys damage." They=
had
plenty of room on the card and that would have been much clearer. You wouo=
ld
think they would have thought of the effect a new attack would have and wo=
uld
have addressed it on the card. In some way they would have stated that a n=
ew
attack was being done new rolls and new cards should be turned if appropri=
ate.
But i think for the sake of simplicity of the game they decided to keep it
simple and just reapply the damage. Acctualy the way i play it its a bette=
r
card and worth the 5¥,-3 essence, only 50% chance and limit of 1. If yo=
u had
to turn new cards, re-roll and pay for new burst fires its really not wort=
h it
to play it your way. "In my opionion" (and i stress that) thay made it nic=
e
and simple for the balance of the game.
Freakfinger
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They say it, not realy in words but they say "roll D6 AFTER combat".For me
it
sounds like the first combat is over.
OLAF
>>
-------------------------
Then why didn't they say "roll D6 AFTER each combat user survives. On a
4+
user ATTACKS again. Resolve as a new attack only user applys damage." They
had
plenty of room on the card and that would have been much clearer.
<snip>
Acctualy the way i play it its a better
card and worth the 5¥,-3 essence, only 50% chance and limit of 1. If you
had
to turn new cards, re-roll and pay for new burst fires its really not
worth it
to play it your way. "In my opionion" (and i stress that) thay made it
nice
and simple for the balance of the game.
+++++++++++++++++++
Cleare to you, but others would think "user attacks again. Hmm, so
that starts a new combat, so the defender is gonna do damage to him".
After all, if one runner attacks another, the victim almost always does
him damage (barfight, etc). I think they wanted it extra clear that only
the user of wired reflexes was acting. The balance concept is
interesting, but wires would still be just the same for all those samurai
with cyberarms and katana, who are the "normal" users of wires.
Mongoose
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>
> If you have a common deck that is good cvan you please share it
(Un)Common Occurrences
>>> A 70 + 6 deck <<<
This deck was designed out of extra cards for visting friends that wanted to
play but didn't have or bring a deck of their own.
It should be an easy deck for anyone to construct. Of the 76 cards (including
Objectives), all are Commons except for 10 Uncommons thrown in for color. The
deck has held its own against Rare infested decks fairly well.
Runners (20)
Ajax (x2)
Glitz (x4)
Gore-Tusk
Kromagnus (x4)
Shasta (x4)
Stomper
Red Widow
Sam the Sleuth
Tinkerbell (x2)
Gear (15)
Ceska vz/120 (x2)
Uzi III (x2)
Explosive Rounds
Silencer (x2)
Katana (x2)
Crawler Patrol Drone (x2)
Hunter Drone
Bolt of Power (x2)
Fireball
Contacts (3)
Bounty Hunter
Corporate Secretary
Elven Hitman
Specials/Stingers (10)
Deja Vu (x2)
Green Apple Quicksteps (x2)
Luck o' the Irish (x2)
No Way Out (x2)
Bar Fight
Wanted
Challenges (22)
Ambushed En Route
Basilisk
Electrified Fence (x2)
Feeding Ghouls (x2)
Gut Check
Hellish Traffic
Lone Star Patrol (x2)
Maglocks (x2)
Mine Field (x2)
Security Drone (x2)
Security Guards (x2)
Sentry Gun (x2)
Yak Attack (x2)
Objectives (6)
Site of Power
Shadowplay
Robo-Plant Revolt!
Harlequin's Game
Operation Cottonmouth
Ragnarock
Strategies
The deck is heavy on cash cows (Glitz, Kromagnusm, Ceska and Ragnarock bonus).
Your pumpable Challenges can become formidable in game play. The extra nu yen
also lets Bounty Hunter spring on an opponents Runners pretty much at whim.
Maglocks, Gut Check and GAQS help give Bounty Hunter a chance to do his thing.
Two Crawler drones and Corp Secretary provide Recon.
Two silencers offer chances to reset triggered alarms.
Robo-Plant Revolt plays off of the Electrical Challenges, and Shadowplay has a
chance of making them beefier as well.
Likewise Shadowplay and Operation Cottonmouth provide an opportunity to get an
extra squeeze when pumping up the Yak Attack.
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I have noticed that the digest I recieved from list have been incomplete. Has
anyone else notice this problem.
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Ryan D DeLano wrote:
>
> Is there Anyone out there living in Utah? If so, I need some
> people who know what they're doing to play this game with.
> Ryan Delano
Me and three friends play in Logan, Utah.
Brett
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hello
i have to sell my cards
after the quantity there is a number after that is between these;[#] that is
the price in dollars
example : foxy roxy x 1[2] that means that i have 1 foxy roxy and i am selling
it for 2 dollars
here we go
AUTOGRAPHED CARDS : BY ARTIST
guardian earth elemental x 1 [1]
urban brawl x 3 [1]
PROMOS:
guardian dracoform cover card x 1 [5]
dr. apacolypse x 15 [1]
skillsoft gunnery x 15 [1]
king of the hill x 2 [2]
adam bomb x 1[2]
foxy roxy x 1 [2]
genetics lab x 2 [1]
foxy roxy(german) x 1 [4]
genetics lab(german) x 1 [4]
skills to pay the bills(german) x 1 [4]
RUNNERS:
static x 3[1]
archie mcdeven x 11 {yes 11} [2]
drake x 2[1]
moon shadow x 1[1]
skag x 4 [1]
ceaser x 4[1]
clutch x 1[1]
grizzly x 2[1]
pappy x 2 [2]
marek x 2[1]
gutter rat x 3[1]
ro jin x 2[1]
dr.apocalypse x 2[1]
humbug x 1[1]
tempest x 1[2]
tin man x 2 [5]
highbrow x 8 [2]
skwaaaaaark x 4[8]
lord torgo x 2[7]
scorpio x 2[2]
bam bam x 3[2]
holmes x 3[1]
da profezzur x 5[2]
dodger x 3[2]
fastjack x 5[3]
scatter x 4 [1]
ghost who walks x 5 [2]
dirk montgomerry x 2 [1]
ravage x 2 [3]
sally tsung x 3 [2]
kham x 2 [1]
CHALLENGES:
time delayed bomb x 1[1]
security rigger x 1[1]
security decker x 1[1]
yakuza assassin x 1[3]
heavy sentry gun x 2[3]
incubus x 1[3]
killer drone x 2[3]
custom system x 1[2]
motion detectors x 3[1]
runners on retainer x 5[2]
steppin wulf ambush x 4[2]
anti-astal barrier x 2[1]
hellhound x 3[2]
widows trap x 2[5]
guardian fire elemental x 2[2]
LOCATIONS:
ares macrotechnology x 3[1]
saeder-krupp x 4[1]
renraku x 3[1]
aztechnologyx 6[2]
coffin hotel x 2 [2]
sniper roost x 4 [1]
the hidaway x 1[2]
the z-zone x 1 [2]
CONTACTS:
the fat man x 1[1]
squatter x 1[2]
yoshimo chang x 1[1]
ninja guard x 3 [1]
humanis policlub ganger x 2[3]
OBJECTIVES:
sucker run x 2 [1]
the initiation x 4[1]
kamikaze run x 2[1]
impossible mission x 2[2]
dunkelzahn's black book x 2[2]
dragon hunt x 3[2]
room 5b78 x 5[2]
GEAR:
heavy armor full x 5[6]
skillsoft :demolitions x 3[1]
skillsoft: stealth x 4[1]
skillsoft: piloting x 4[1]
prc-44b yellowjacket x 1[2]
chipjack 3 x 2[1]
wirec reflexes x 3[2]
remington 750 x 2[1]
armor piercing ammo x 4[2]
cortex bomb x 2[2]
stun gloves x 3[2]
ranger arms sm-3 x 3[2]
defiance taser x 3[2]
gyro stabilizer x 2[1]
heavy armor partial x 6[3]
panther assualt cannon x 3[3]
switchblade x 1[2]
doc wagon platinum x 3[4]
black credit stick x 1[2]
spell lock x 2[2]
doberman patrol vehicle x 1[2]
monofilament whip x 5[2]
camo x 4[1]
fairlight excalibur x 1[5]
crash x 4[2]
bullet barrier x 1[1]
greater elemental x 1[2]
acid mist x 3[1]
hellblast x 3[2]
STINGERS:
last stand x 2[1]
state of confusion x 1[3]
lone star undercover x 1[3]
metahuman prejudice x 2[3]
just a rumor x 3[1]
false mentor x 1[4]
blindsided x 2[1]
sudden goblinization x 2[2]
moment of clarity x 2[1]
lofwyr's schemes x 1[2]
brain freeze x 3[1]
secret agenda x 3[1]
all or nothing x 3[1]
SPECIALS:
ambidextrous x 1[2]
snake totem x 2[1]
trogs x 2[1]
leader of the pack x 3[2]
wanted x 3[1]
one complete set of first run, first run promos, underworld, underworld
promos, cover cards, and the hard to get black card
i have 2 complete sets of this at 200 dollars
Thank you for your time and hope you find what you need
thanks again
Dan
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---Daniel Sotelo <STRMTRPR81@***.COM> wrote:
>
> hello
> i have to sell my cards
> after the quantity there is a number after that is between these;[#] that is
> the price in dollars
> example : foxy roxy x 1[2] that means that i have 1 foxy roxy and i am selling
> it for 2 dollars
> here we go
PRICE LISTS ARE NOT ALLOWED ON THE PUBLIC LIST.
This has been stated time and time again, it's covered under posting
guidelines in the SRCard FAQ.
Posting a message that you are selling your collection, and that interested
parties should mail you privately for a price list would've been acceptable.
The actual prices must stay off the list.
Anyone responding to the intial post should please take price discussion and
offers to private mail. Further posting along this thread will result in the
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This is an issue we cannot waver on, it can affect the software licensing of
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From: Jon Edwards <jonathan.edwards@*****.COM>
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>PRICE LISTS ARE NOT ALLOWED ON THE PUBLIC LIST.
>
>This has been stated time and time again, it's covered under posting
>guidelines in the SRCard FAQ.
>
>Posting a message that you are selling your collection, and that interested
>parties should mail you privately for a price list would've been acceptable.
>
>The actual prices must stay off the list.
>
>Anyone responding to the intial post should please take price discussion and
>offers to private mail. Further posting along this thread will result in the
>accounts involved being unsubbed.
>
>This is an issue we cannot waver on, it can affect the software licensing of
>our listserver.
Here's possibly an unrealistic Trade, but, well, I'm in no hurry to get rid
of this card, so we'll see if we have any takers...
I have an extra Maglock Passkey. I'm looking for 2 (count 'em TWO)
Skwaaaaaark!s, to round out my Troll hand to four. If you're interested,
e-mail me. I am also willing to entertain counter offers, but I do NOT
promise that I will accept any, but I will give them thought.
Happy Hunting,
J
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Greetings Dan,
I would like to buy the following if you still have them.
archie mcdeven x 6 = 12.00
drake x 2 = 2.00
moon shadow x 1= 1.00
skag x 2 = 2.00
ceaser x 2 = 2.00
marek x 2 = 2.00
gutter rat x 2 = 2.00
highbrow x 1= 2.00
scorpio x 2 = 4.00
scatter x 2 = 2.00
time delayed bomb x 1 = 1.00
yakuza assassin x 1= 3.00
runners on retainer x 2 = 4.00
steppin wulf ambush x 2 = 4.00
hellhound x 3 = 6.00
ninja guard x 2 = 2.00
the initiation x 2 = 2.00
heavy armor full x 1 = 6.00
prc-44b yellowjacket x 1 = 2.00
chipjack 3 x 2 = 2.00
armor piercing ammo x 2 = 4.00
cortex bomb x 1 = 2.00
stun gloves x 2 = 2.00
defiance taser x 2 = 2.00
gyro stabilizer x 2 = 2.00
heavy armor partial x 2 = 6.00
panther assualt cannon x 3 = 9.00
doc wagon platinum x 1 = 4.00
monofilament whip x 2 = 4.00
crash x 2 = 4.00
Could you let me know how many of the following are available and the total.
Thanks
Sean
F14DSJH@***.com
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Subject: OOPS!!!! Sorry about that!
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Before someone jumps all over my 6 o'clock.........
Sorry about sending my list of cards to buy to the list.
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Okay, I don't wanna post private stuff to the list. Anybody out there
who can get mail through to James Chao willing to forward a message to
him? Apperently my mail system considers his address too many hops away
to deliver. LMK if anyone can. Thx.
Wildfire
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Date: Tue, 13 Oct 1998 23:07:49 EDT
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Im still looking for some Fuchi's people. I am willing to buy or trade. Let
me know if anyone is interested.
Freakfinger
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Date: Wed, 14 Oct 1998 00:41:10 EDT
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hey I have a Lord Torgo I'd be willing to let go of but I don't have a
Skwraaaaark
let me know what you think
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Date: Tue, 13 Oct 1998 21:59:17 -0700
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From: Bryan Barney <barney@********.COM>
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I'm compiling a list to see if I have the Set of First Run cards, and the
FASA website doesn't have the Rare Runners listed in their list...
could somebody post the rare runners for SR 1st ed., or is this something
that should be in the FAQ?
Thanks
Bryan
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Date: Wed, 14 Oct 1998 02:11:08 EDT
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From: Gunnar Lundquist <OneWay919@***.COM>
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well thanks for lettin me know Jon I appreciate it
$#*@^&*^!@()(*@& ok I forgot a little something in the Addy box...
::::::::take out baseball bat and swat self once...wake up, and do it
again....wake up, decide guy with baseball bat must go and throws bat at
random moving shape:::::::::
man that hurts
many appologies most honorable list members
OneWay
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Date: Wed, 14 Oct 1998 05:14:05 EDT
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greetings fellow players
as you all know i did the shadowrun newsletter, and although it isn't
official (yet), i have got little or no feed back. was it that bad? i know i
sent out about 80 copies in the last 3 weeks? is there something wrong with
this picture. so please people let me know if i'm wasting my time. i think
i'm doing what fasa can't do right now. what do you guys/gals think.
brakiss
-srccg playtester
-from da shadows publisher
-srccg judge
-and all around nice guy
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In a message dated 10/14/98 5:15:47 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
Brakdayak@***.COM writes:
<<
as you all know i did the shadowrun newsletter, and although it isn't
official (yet), i have got little or no feed back. was it that bad? i know
i
sent out about 80 copies in the last 3 weeks? is there something wrong with
this picture. so please people let me know if i'm wasting my time. i think
i'm doing what fasa can't do right now. what do you guys/gals think.
brakiss
-srccg playtester
-from da shadows publisher
-srccg judge
-and all around nice guy >>
I thought the newsletter was great brakisss..... I liked it
you put a lot of effort and time in it. I applaud you for that.
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Date: Wed, 14 Oct 1998 06:08:32 -0700
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From: Ken Hart <satyr9@********.COM>
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> I have noticed that the digest I recieved from
> list have been incomplete. Has
> anyone else notice this problem.
Yep. This last one seemed OK, but the previous two digests were definitely incomplete.
--Ken Hart
satyr9@********.com
Get your FREE E-mail at http://mailcity.lycos.com
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Date: Wed, 14 Oct 1998 15:31:49 +0100
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From: Ralph Grimble <ralph.grimble@*******.OXFORD.AC.UK>
Subject: [TRADE]--I have the cards you want...
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That's right, I have the following for trade:
Ice Queen*,
Skwaaaark*,
Sticky Fingers*,
The Big Chase*,
Maglock Passkey.
*These cards are slightly worn (they have a bit of white showing in a few
places at the edges)
Also available are: Da' Profezzur, Grizzly, Kham, Doberman Patrol Vehicle,
2x Lucky Wabbit's Foot, PRC-44b Yellowjacket, 2x Remington 750, 2x Custom
System, Guardian Fire Elemental, Security Decker,2x Security Rigger,
Genetics Lab.
And here's what I'm looking for:
Sally Tsung, Tiny, Chipjack3, Hellblast, Monofilament Whip, Redirect
Datatrail, Skillsoft: Demolitions, Sksft: Piloting, Sksft: Stealth, Stun
Gloves, Ares Macrotechnology, Aztechnology, Highway Showdown, Sudden
Goblinization, Ambidextrous, Rush Job, Impossible Mission, Cement Shoes,
Metahuman Prejudice, 2x Spell Lock.
I just know you're gonna make me an offer I can't refuse,
Ralph
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Date: Wed, 14 Oct 1998 10:18:41 -0500
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From: Wildfire <sara.miller@***********.EDU>
Subject: [TRADE]More cards...
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Hi, it's me again, still need cards, and have some more to trade now.
Since I'll be gone until Sunday, the rules for this go you send me an
offer, I look at all of them on Sunday, and reply to all you people on
Monday.
Two special things: 1) My computer hates me and died since me last
trade list, and I promised two people first shot at Tempest and All or
Nothing. Please let me know who you are (be honest here guys). 2) I
REALLY want a Big Chase in good condition. I will offer Skwaaaark +
another rare for one.
Onward with the list.
Stuff I have, in no particular order:
Lofwyr's Schemes x2
False Mentor
Camo x2
Major Drain x2
Brain Freeze x2
Blindsided
Bam Bam
Caesar
Scorpio
Sudden Goblinization
Anti-Astral Barrier
Bullet Barrier
Custom System
Doc Wagon Platnium)
Room 5B78
Archie McDeven
Runners on Retainer
Steppin' Wulf Ambush
Security Decker
Distraction
Cowards
Tin Man
Security Rigger
Chipjack 3
Just a Rumor
Tactics: Converge
Suicide Run
Dragon Hunt
Scatter
Cleanse the Hive
Skag
The Z-Zone
Sally Tsung
Tempest
All or Nothing
Skwaaaark
Here's what I want, in most wanted first order:
The Big Chase
Lord Torgo
Ice Queen
Sticky Fingers
Ambidextrous
Guardian Dracoform
Redirect Datatrail
Cyberpsychosis
Highway Showdown
Time Delayed Bomb
Killer Drone
PRC-44b Yellowjacket
Shadowland
Sniper Roost
The Hideaway
Fairlight Excalibur
Elite Security Mage
Heavy Sentry Gun
Hellblast
Flock of Geese
Guardian Fire Elemental
Dr. Apocalypse
Heavy Armor Full
Ranger Arms
Highbrow
Iron Mike
Jack Skater
Incubus
Moon Shadow
Pappy
Tiny
Titan
Monofilament Whip
Smartgun Link
Okay, have fun and email me your offers.
Wildfire
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Date: Wed, 14 Oct 1998 17:27:09 +0200
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Brak Da Yak schrieb:
> greetings fellow players
>
>
> as you all know i did the shadowrun newsletter, and although it isn't
> official (yet), i have got little or no feed back. was it that bad? i know i
> sent out about 80 copies in the last 3 weeks? is there something wrong with
> this picture. so please people let me know if i'm wasting my time. i think
> i'm doing what fasa can't do right now. what do you guys/gals think.
>
>
> brakiss
> -srccg playtester
> -from da shadows publisher
> -srccg judge
> -and all around nice guy
First of all I`m sorry for not send a feedback.
I haven`t read all off it today, but the things I have reading are very nice.
My Dream Card in your Newsletter is not exacly the same what I have build but its
ok.
I hope the Newsletter will go on.If I must pay for the Next its ok for me.:)
HAVE A NICE DAY
OLAF
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> Brak Da Yak schrieb:
> > greetings fellow players
> >
> >
> > as you all know i did the shadowrun newsletter, and although it isn't
> > official (yet), i have got little or no feed back. was it that bad? i
> know i
> > sent out about 80 copies in the last 3 weeks? is there something wrong
> with
> > this picture. so please people let me know if i'm wasting my time. i
> think
> > i'm doing what fasa can't do right now. what do you guys/gals think.
> >
> >
> > brakiss
> > -srccg playtester
> > -from da shadows publisher
> > -srccg judge
> > -and all around nice guy
>
> First of all I`m sorry for not send a feedback.
> I haven`t read all off it today, but the things I have reading are very nice.
> My Dream Card in your Newsletter is not exacly the same what I have build but
> its
> ok.
> I hope the Newsletter will go on.If I must pay for the Next its ok for me.:)
>
> HAVE A NICE DAY
>
> OLAF
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Date: Wed, 14 Oct 1998 11:45:30 -0700
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Try my web site. www.lrc.arizona.edu/ZachH/Shadowrun
-----Original Message-----
From: Bryan Barney <barney@********.COM>
To: SRCARD@********.ITRIBE.NET <SRCARD@********.ITRIBE.NET>
Date: Tuesday, October 13, 1998 10:11 PM
Subject: First Run Rare Runners
>I'm compiling a list to see if I have the Set of First Run cards, and the
>FASA website doesn't have the Rare Runners listed in their list...
>
>could somebody post the rare runners for SR 1st ed., or is this something
>that should be in the FAQ?
>
>Thanks
>Bryan
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Date: Wed, 14 Oct 1998 15:10:00 EDT
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From: Sean Henke <F14DSJH@***.COM>
Subject: Re: Compiled List Re: First Run Rare Runners
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Greetings,
I have compiled all the cards into a complete list in alphabetical order and
in order of common, uncommon and rare. I have included the 3 german promos but
not the three art cards (DracoForm, Dr. Apocolypse, and Skillsoft Gunnery)
since they may be collectible but not playable. It is in the Word 97 format.
Hope it helps.
F14DSJH@***.COM
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Date: Wed, 14 Oct 1998 12:37:49 -0700
Reply-To: Shadowrun Trading Card Game Discussion
<SRCARD@********.ITRIBE.NET>
Sender: Shadowrun Trading Card Game Discussion
<SRCARD@********.ITRIBE.NET>
From: Loki <daddyjim@**********.COM>
Subject: [ADMIN] Re: Compiled List...
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---Sean Henke <F14DSJH@***.COM> wrote:
>
> Greetings,
>
> I have compiled all the cards into a complete list in alphabetical order and
> in order of common, uncommon and rare. I have included the 3 german promos but
> not the three art cards (DracoForm, Dr. Apocolypse, and Skillsoft Gunnery)
> since they may be collectible but not playable. It is in the Word 97 format.
>
> Hope it helps.
>
> F14DSJH@***.COM
>
> ATTACHMENT part 2 application/octet-stream name=SHADOW~2.DOC
Please don't send attachments to the list.
Here's a direct cut and paste from teh FAQ for those who may not have read it:
4.G Posting formats.
Please, please post only in straight, plain text. No html, no attachments,
nothing but plain simple easy to read text.
There are members who's mailers do not handle attachments. There are also
those who aren't prompted before a mailer auto-downloads the attachment. These
people may be pulling list mail at work or school and can get in serious
trouble for attachments being downloaded.
Practice common netiquette and simply post you have such a document available,
and that interested parties should contact you privately for a copy.
Thanx.
-== Loki ==-
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Date: Wed, 14 Oct 1998 16:30:28 PDT
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From: Donald Arganbright <jayden63@*******.COM>
Subject: New Card Ideas - Decker Stuff
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Hoi,
Here are some program ideas that I came up with for deckers.
Name - Alarm
Type - Gear/program
Cost - 4¥
Text - Pay 2¥ and turn program to trigger alarm on target just revealed
challenge. Challenge may no longer be sleazed.
Flavor - "I see you little man"
Name - Little Lamb
Type - Gear/Program
Cost - 0¥
Text - Whenever any card forces you to trash or frag a gear/program
card. You may frag little lamb instead.
Flavor - "Always have a little something around to chew on"
Name - False Account
Type - Gear/Program
Cost - 5¥
Text - Turn program to negate any card effect that would effect the
amount of nuyen on your cred stick.
Name - Access Denied
Type - Gear/program
Cost - 3¥
Text - Pay 1¥. Target runner cannot visit any locations for 1 turn. Pay
2¥ and frag access denied to make effect permanent.
Flavor - "You ain't on de list... scram."
Name - Apocalypse
Type - Gear/Program
Cost - 8¥
Text - Play on decker with decking skill of 2 or greater. Frag attached
decker and Apocalypse. All Credsticks are reduced to 0¥.
Flavor - "If I'm livin on the street... so is everone else."
Name - FireWall
Type - Gear/Program
Cost - 4¥
Text - Turn and pay 2¥. Choose target objective. None of the challenge
stacks on target objective may have any form of recon done to them until
end of turn. Including other programs and special runner abilitys.
Flavor - "Just try and get through"
Name - E-Bomb
Type - Gear/Program
Cost - 3¥
Text - Turn during your legwork phase. Target decker has decking skill
reduced by 1 until end of opponents next shadowrun phase.
Flavor - "Overload their account. Wont be able to do anything for a
while."
Name - Blessed account.
Type - Gear/Program
Cost - 3¥
Text - Pay 1¥ and turn. Target personell objective has its pumping cost
reduced by 1 until end of turn. This cannot take the cost lower than 1.
Flavor - "More money, means tougher mercinaries."
Just some ideas. Let me know what you think.
*** Knife Sharpens on Stone... Man Sharpens on Man ***
*** - Tao ***
Jayden Stormwalker
Donald Arganbright
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Date: Wed, 14 Oct 1998 16:59:12 -0700
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From: Talisman <aking3@**.NETCOM.COM>
Subject: Final Three
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Hey All,
I am looking for the following cards:
Titan
Lucky Wabbit's Foot
Knock-Knock
I have the following rares and promos for trade. If you need any commons or
uncommons just ask. I probably have them.
Bam Bam
Dirk Montgomery
Humbug
Ravage
Skag
Tiny
2 Armor-Piercing Ammo
Heavy Armor (Full)
The Fat Man
Saeder-Krupp
The Hideaway
The Z-Zone
2 Genetics Lab
Dragon Hunt
4 King of the Hill
Anti-Astral Barrier
Guardian Dracoform
Brain Freeze
Suicide Run
Better Offer
Panther Assault Cannon Store Promo
Anthony
