I own, and have read some of, V1, but never ended up playing it. I have heard some good things about it and will probably back it.

In the Seattle shadows, fixer Brynne Taggart is known as one of the best, the kind of fixer you want on your side rather than against you. But something has gone sideways and now she’s disappeared. Her mentor, the legendary fixer Saint James, needs a team to turn over every stone in the sprawl and if necessary crack some skulls (or spill some blood) in order to find out what happened … and why.

What starts off as a simple investigation within the suburbs of Seattle quickly escalates into a royal cluster-frag as gangs, bikers, and other runners become major obstacles. So the question becomes: are you going to take this laying down or are you going to rise to the occasion?

The description sounds like this is not a Disian plot, more street like

Anyone checked this out?

Since I started observing CGL on DrivethruRPG, I must admit they do put out stuff for SR. Maybe not always the best but it's not complete silence. I wish they negotiated the rights to use Horrors'

Somehow it didn't ping on any of my radars and I don't see a mention here

CBR+PNK hack with metahumans, magic and a bit more meat than the original

I have had this game since the kickstarter, but finally got a chance to play it yesterday. It was two player, so I am not sure that is the ideal number. We played a lot of things wrong the first time through and learned a ton as we progressed.

Anyone else playing? Have you played with the Coop or 5-6 player expansions?

If you're new to shadowrun and want to read some actual play storytime, you need to do yourself a favor and read this.

It's a very old text and it's from 4chan so yeah some parts (mostly in the first few chapters) have aged like milk. I do believe the text itself makes the wincing worth it, it's truly a masterpiece of hijinks and general shadowrun-ness.

You can read it either from the 4chan archive here or my personal pick, the PDF version here. It starts as a "That Guy" story (a complaint about a problematic player) but quickly gets into the good stuff.

Have fun!

Salut à tous ! Je me suis rendu compte que l'ancienne communauté a été désactivé il y a quelques temps donc j'ai décidé de la récréer !

Je sais que la communauté des joueurs de Shadowrun n'est pas énorme, mais on a eu un subreddit assez actif donc j'espère qu'on pourra avoir quelque chose du même acabit ici ! Je voudrais faire de la communauté quelque chose d'assez proche du subreddit donc tout est le bienvenue ici: des questions sur les différentes éditions, des images et des histoires de vos parties, des morceaux de lore amusants... J'espère que tous les anciens et nouveaux fans se sentiront à l'aise dans ce nouveau chez nous !

Hey everyone! I noticed the old !shadowrun@sh.itjust.works had been down for sometime so I decided to recreate it, I feel like our community isn't the biggest out there but the subreddit had some traction so hopefully we can get that without having to deal with Reddit atrocious decisions. I'm planning for this community to be mainly based around said subreddit so basically anything goes here: questions about the game, images and stories from your campaigns, fun lore tidbits... I hope fans both old and new can feel included!

cross-post: https://lemmy.world/post/775125

Somehow it feels very cyberpunk for me. Like Villiers vs Spinrad (I chose the CEOs randomly). Big crowds, huge advertisement flows, even those not interested in fights might get interested in these.

I think there was a sasquatch CEO somewhere. That would be an interesting match.

And how much PR would the corp loose if it turned out it was a biowared look-alike that was winning instead of Damien Knight?