I was bored and made this table. Sure there is something else like it, but here you go.

The Shadowrun “Whats Goes Wrong With The Mission”

Roll 2d6 at the begging of the mission

2 : An opposing shadowrunner shows up after same objective
3 : Police or corp security heard about the run and set up a trap
4 : The objective was recently moved to a different location without the runners knowing
5 : The security is extra tight due to a recent break in
6 : There is a new security feature not discovered in the briefing or legwork
7 : There are no unexpected wrenches in the works, or terribly faulty data(standard run)
8 : Johnson either omits a key piece of info or gives false info(intentionally or not, GMs choice)
9 : Johnson puts an unreasonable extra objective that will lower pay if not completed
10 : The run was part of a much bigger set up, and the runners may end up in hot water for being involved
11 : Johnson either runs away or tries to get out of paying the runners.
12 : It’s a trap! Johnson is trying to get the runners killed/captured.

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Haha, this is neat. I'm sure this will find its way into some of my games.

Interesting and Entertaining...

I believe there are tables like this for random run generation in the book Contacts and Adventures

Hmmm. It looks as if our current run in the Post or Die thread has 2, 4, 5, 8 and possibly 10 or 12 in play.

Lucky us!

Random table?

One of everything, please.

Ironic that having no twist is a twist itself.

Love it. Especially how you made the standard run more likely. That was clever.

If I wanted a Twist in the game, I'd bring out a Burned-Out Pacifistic Dog Shaman.

I tried to make the worst and least common twists less probable.

If you do it right, the party should always be worried on a 7. It doesn't mean things are easy, just no extra twists .

Anyways, glad people seem to like it.