From:	"Gary L. Kelley" <gkelley@*****.NET>
Subject:	Re: Everyone(almost) who plays Shadowrun is a Munchkin!
Date:	Fri, 15 Sep 1995 01:14:13 -0500

>A smooth network of fixers contacting each other to gather the required
>runners is usually the rational I use to bring a team together. Each has
>built a reputation for hiring only professional, trustworthy runners. Thus
>the team can get a call, "It's your fixer, Johnson wants an addition to the
>team, they'll be contacting you". The character to be added gets a call,
>"Hey, got a job for you, this team needs matrix support." etc. Then the
>characters hook up together, trusting that their fixers would only have
>hired them on with professionals and competents.
>
>

This is a good way to do it. Personally my team has a contact (more of a
buddy) who is a retired shadow runner who still knows people he can trust to
hook his friends up with pro. runners when we need to add a new player for
some reason. whether its just a one or to two run local NPC who they may run
with on several diff. runs where they may need back up, or a permanent add
on (new player).
We`ve found this to work most of the time (not always though:)
K.R.K.