From: | Lehlan Decker <decker@****.FSU.EDU> |
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Subject: | Re: Prison in Shadowrun - Cyberia |
Date: | Tue, 9 Dec 1997 13:01:47 -0500 |
> <Snip idea about prison system. VR prisons>
> What about mages? Wouldn't that constitute cruel and unusual punishment?
> I don't have LoneStar SB, so could someone fill me in on what LS does to
> mages? (I'm desperatly looking for the book, I'd happily buy it and make
> Mike happy, but I can't :( ) How do they control them, and keep them from
> casting spells, or in the case of shaman, summoning spirits? What about
> going astral? I'd imagine, they'd have some form of living wall
> surrounding the jail.
>
> On a slight side note. I put a rigger character under probabtion once. He
> had a small plug put into his datajack. Basicaly disabled him...until he
> could get to someone who could get it out. Especially hard to find, when
> it's rigged straight into your brain, and your'e not really sure if they
> put any explosives in or not. :)
>
> -Court, who's going to get Cyberpirates this afternoon. :))))))
My copy of LS in at the house, but they can use the mage hoods etc
while detaining them, and I believe keep them traqued to
the eyeballs otherwise. I'd think living walls of some type would be standard, just to
keep runners etc from wander the place.
Otherwise, anything that affects a mages concentration, can make
it very hard to do magic. Also, wonder what type of background count
a prison would get. Lots of abuse and hopelessness there, and I'd
imagine any spirit a shaman could summon would be fairly pitiful
argumentative etc.
So far none of my players have ever been foolish enough to get
caught yet and go to jail. (Even when I've tried to catch them).
I did however have an ex-con character once.
Anyway ciao.
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