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Factory Order is a one-shot adventure intended for 3–5 experienced [[character]]s with 100–150 [[karma]] experience or better. And bring the Matrix support in spades. You will want it. | Factory Order is a one-shot adventure intended for 3–5 experienced [[character]]s with 100–150 [[karma]] experience or better. And bring the Matrix support in spades. You will want it. | ||
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Version vom 22. April 2024, 05:48 Uhr
Factory Order ist ein Abenteuer von J. Keith Henry und Daniel Cunningham für die Sechste Edition von Shadowrun.
Es wurde am 21. April 2024 im "Holostreets"-Bereich auf DriveThru RPG in englischer Originalsprache und ausschließlich als eBook im Pdf-Format mit Wasserzeichen veröffentlicht.
Buchinformationen
- Art.-Nr.: N/A
- Titel: Factory Order
- Typ: Abenteuer
- Edition: 6. Edition
- Sprache: Englisch
- Verlag: Penumbro Games / Catalyst Games Lab (Holostreets)
- Format: nur eBook
- Dateiformat: Pdf mit Wasserzeichen
- Dateigröße: N/A bzw. ??? MB
- Seitenzahl: 14 Seiten
- Erschienen: 21. April 2024
- Preis: 2 $ / 1,88 €
- ISBN-13: N/A
Autoren, Illustratoren und Mitarbeiter:
- Shadowrun Line Developer: R.J. Thomas
- Writing & Editing: J. Keith Henry
- Additional Writing: Daniel Cunningham
- Layout & Additional Illustrations: J. Keith Henry
- Additional Art & Photography: Depositphotos.com [@PeopleImages.com, @3000ad, @EvgeniyShkolenko, @NewAfrica, @tom.giger), Arkenforge Launcher, the Masters Toolkit (Maps), J. Zeleznik
- Proofreading: Nathan Cooper, Mason Hart
- Appreciation: To Hoosier Hacker House and all members and participants it had over a 30 year window of game play. We went to the stars, the heaven and beyond hell. But we had fun.
Rückseitentext
Nagasaki, Japan. A city with a dark history that has been rebuilding itself for more than a century. Naval stations, industrial parks, and canopied residential districts provide round–the–clock comfort and a sense of prevailing security. Into this, a Prophet has come to order special parts from a special factory, one that is located many hundreds of thousands of kilometers away in the distance of space.
He needs a team to insert data into one of Mitsuhama's primary subsidiary officers: ExoMining. Communication with the satellite constellations to that factory is heavily shielded, with the final terminal access completely isolated from the terrestrial Matrix. That's where you come in.
Factory Order is a one-shot adventure intended for 3–5 experienced characters with 100–150 karma experience or better. And bring the Matrix support in spades. You will want it.
With the gamemasters permission—of course.
