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NeuroOmega
(Posted this on the official webstire's Missions forums, but I didn't get a response. I am cross-posting this here in hopes that you guys can pull through for me again!)

Our group has been running Season 3 for a few months now, and have played through everything up to "Monkeywrench". A player has decided to step up and share GM duties (so I get to play a game for the first time in 3 years!), and is running Dawn of the Artifacts. The players have been loving it, far more than Season 3 so far, and so we've decided we want to continue on that path. I remember seeing that Dawn of the Artifacts is related to the Artifact Rush subplot in Season 4, so I'd like to start running those ASAP. We've decided to finish out the plot-centric stuff in Season 3, but I am really unsure as to what would be overly important. Beyond the artifact themed campaign, I'd really like to run the Horizon themed one (the name escapes me right now), as the PCs have really developed a feud with Horizon's forces over the course of Missions play.

With that said, what do you feel are the "big story" moments of Season 3 that either-

a) Play a big role in the overall narrative of Season 3 (to where the ending would still make sense or be impactful).

b) Involve Horizon or any setup necessary for the Horizon runs.

c) Play a large role in the overall narrative of the Shadowrun universe. These are all new players, so they have no idea on 90% of the lore, meaning any little bit will help.

So, anyone have suggestions on which missions in Season 3 to run and which ones to skip over? And for bonus points, any good campaigns you'd recommend for new players really looking to dive into the lore?
LurkerOutThere
Hmmmmm, honestly I'm not sure any of the missions in Season 3 meet the criteria your going for. The affects of Burning Bridges and it's followon (which name escapes me at the moment) get mentioned in shadowtalk. Spin Control also touches on some NPC's and themes that have some wider rammificatiosn for the SR universe as a whole.

Unfortunately that was the problem with Season 3, there really was no continuity due in no small part to a couple of turnovers on the missions team, so it's really lacking in arc stuff.

Sorry if that's not the answer you want, but it's the way it is.
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