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From: "Gurth" <gurth@******.nl>
Subject: Re: Shadowrun society and culture
Date: Mon, 27 May 1996 12:12:15 +0100
Ubiquitous said on 21:35/26 May 96...

> >No combination of legislation and enforcement in existence can beat an
> >elastic demand curve.
>
> So the best way to combat such a thing would be to employ a heavy
> supply-side drug education program, like the "Just say 'No'" one?

And allow some sorts of drugs to be sold. No matter what foreign
politicians may say, the hard-drug use in this country is lower than in
most others.

> In an attempt to get back on ShadowRun, does anyone have game stats for
> various drugs? I've got a player with an Ares Squirt [tm] looking for new
> and inventive DMS cocktails... *grin*

Check out Wordman's drugs file, you should find it somewhere at
ftp://nspace.cts.com/pub/Role-Playing/Shadowrun, as well as in Running
Gear that's available from my WWW page.


And in another post:

> Has anyone tried to recreate some of the 1st edition spells which were
> removed from the 2nd edition? I'm looking at creating a "Turn Guns To Goo"
> spell for an NPC magic group.

Again, see my page; Tech Specs this time.

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