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Shadowrun (6e): Shadows of Dead Gods

I'm in favor of getting the page up now, but I'm also familiar with the previous edition and the setting already. Which is to say I'm biased.

Shadowrun (6e): Shadows of Dead Gods

Who has yet to share their PDFs, so I do not yet know what options are available.

@rush99999

It's not actually a class-based system. Think something more like Vampire: The Masquerade.

Less a matter of choosing if you want to be, say, a wizard or a paladin and more a matter of what you want your job as a part of a group of criminals to be.

Also; You can find the PDF for 6e Shadowrun for free on Anyflips, and can download it also free at a number of different places. If you prefer, pretty sure you can purchase the PDF on Drivethrurpg for less than $10.

Edit: You Can purchase the 6e rules for Shadowrun on Drivethrurpg. They are just not in English, for reasons I am entirely unaware of.

Shadowrun (6e): Shadows of Dead Gods

Out of general curiosity, does anyone else have ideas about what they're wanting to play?

I called Technomancer, so "hacker" is pretty well covered. A balanced runner crew is actually pretty important, from what I remember, so a diversity of roles will help us in the long run.

Shadowrun (6e): Shadows of Dead Gods

...Should be ready for tomorrow so you folks can start working on your characters.

@Whoami

I've not completed 90% of my character already. What gave you that idea?

The Wild Beyond Witchlight

@Guardian Angel Haruki has the funniest opportunity for Nibs right now.

Nibs, turning out to be an arch fey in disguise

Happy April First, all!

Shadowrun (6e): Shadows of Dead Gods

I call dibs on technomancer!

Shadowrun (6e): Shadows of Dead Gods

I'd be interested in joining. I'm familiar more with 4e, but the lore should still be roughly similar enough.

The Wild Beyond Witchlight

Voth

At first, Voth was less than inclined to take the satchel offered to him. However, when it touched him and he learned what it was, he could not bring himself to refuse. As he lifted the bag and reached his hand inside, he was happy to find that his arm could not reach the bottom. While the others squabbled, his mind filled with all the possibilities this new item offered him. Eventually, though, his mind focused back in on the present and the best way to solve problems at hand. He had no idea where the group was headed next, but there was one issue that needed addressed, no matter where they went.

"Said anything you could craft, yea?" Voth would cut in, addressing Nibs as the rest bickered among themselves. "What can you conjure by way of food? Not but a bit ago, we stumbled across a beasty. Owner was snatched by some such, and the beasty was left to fend. Took pity on it, this lot did. Not near to enough food to feed it, though. Not even betweenst us. Any chance your gift to the beastie could be food enough to feed it? Eats meat, best way we know. Fillin' up this bag you give my way should keep it from running off and munching up whatever odd passer by stumbles in front of it."

Holding out the bag, Voth would open it and wait to see if the old man would do as asked. He had no intention of threatening it out of him. The wild magics that governed Prismeer might take that as theft and punish him for it. However, maybe the fellow would be eager to provide more tame fair after such a violent request.

The Wild Beyond Witchlight

Moments like this always force me to really grit my teeth and resist the urge to break character.

In most cases, I'd be the first one to be like, "Hey. Maybe don't be mean to the friendly NPC who is giving away free stuff. If for no other reason than because this module seems to love to punish people for being munchkins in the most bizarre ways possible."

But, all I can imagine Voth thinking about this situation is, "Eh... Whatever comes of this Probably won't kill him. Be easier to keep track of him if he loses a leg."

The Wild Beyond Witchlight

Damn. Brutrumukk really out here just like: