Full Version: Rules that aren't
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| p. 70:...I ventured into the shadows because that bastard Shahid showed up for my wife’s funeral. |
Whenever an individual born out of wedlock attends a funeral, the spouse of the deceased must become a shadowrunner.
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| Watermark The spirte can "tag" a Matrix object or piece of data with an infivisble marking that only Reosnace-driving entites can see, just like a Matrix signature. This allows the spirte to secretly leave messages within the Matrix or otherwise mark matrix objects. |
This means a sprite can write graffti on a commlink, or on a skyscraper full of computers hooked up to the matrix.
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Gaining Notoriety The gamemaster awakrds addiotnal notoriety points for appropriate actions or circumstances. Here are some examples of thing that may earn a character a Notoriety point: * Faillling or refusing to finish a run. *Insulting or otherwise pissing off a Mr.Johnson *Gettiting arrested. |
This means you gain notoriety for getting arrested by a man whos known to the be the worlds most corrupt cop. Also you'll pay if you insult anyone who has Johnson as a last name.
So if you call your Johnson a good for nothing tratior after he sets up a sting operation against you then you have just gained two points of Notoriety.
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Whenever an individual born out of wedlock attends a funeral, the spouse of the deceased must become a shadowrunner. |
Shortest background story ever.
Do you remember that "living persona is basically an organic commlink" stuff?
Combined with the fact that most commlinks have a display, this means:
Technomancertubbies with screens in their stomach.
Combined with the fact that most commlinks have a display, this means:
Technomancertubbies with screens in their stomach.
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| Award 1 Karma to players who stayed mostly in character. Excellent roleplaying mey merit 2 Karma Points. |
Mute Emotionless characters anyone?
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Mute Emotionless characters anyone? |
You could also play a character who believes that life is a game. Then metagaming is being in character.
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