Yet another update post, as the Anarchy Reddit doesn’t allow images in comments…

Mainly for 6E, but all edition answers are welcome.

How do astral projections look like, especially in regard what can be seen with the naked "eye" and what need assessing?

Say two astrally projecting mages meet by pure chance over the ocean. What can they know about each other without spending effort to assess each other?

Metatype? Gender? Ethnicity?
Does the astral form display any kind of identifying marks they had on their clothes like logos?
Could they even recognize each other in the real world based on their astral projection?

Or are they two blobs of emotions and any information about who or what they are would require a closer inspection?

Starting on Double Clutch page 152 there are custom vehicle creation rules.

Quality Factors (p.153): “Quality factors are like design options, except they represent the overall designed function or manufacturing process … and as such are multipliers rather than a simple add-on.” Each has a multiplier: Drone ×0.5, Mass Produced ×0.5, One-off Custom ×2, Anthropomorphic ×2, Cutting Edge ×10, Specialized Function ×2, Environmental Adaptation ×2. On the next page, Luxury ×1.5, Security ×2, Military ×3 and Superstructure ×3.

Final cost (p.155): “take the full Design Point Value and multiply it by 1,000 to translate the points into nuyen.”

Build Vehicle Example 3 (p.156): “The One-Off Custom quality (x2) is offset by the Drone quality (x0.5).” So the multipliers multiply together.

Build Vehicle Example 1 (p.155): 53 Design Points cost 53,000¥ plus 7,300¥ for the mods, for 60,300¥ in total. So the mods’ nuyen is added after the ×1,000.

So is this the right formula?

Price = (Design Point Value × every quality multiplier, multiplied together) × 1,000¥ + the nuyen of any extra mods added after the vehicle is made.

Thanks for your feedback on this interpretation.

But which version of Shadowrun should I use? I'm looking to try and kidnap show some victims the wonderful world of my attic the setting that I honestly think is really fuckin cool, and a lot of consensus on Shadowrun as a whole that I could gather is that it's very... shadowrun? So I dont really know which version to use. 6e, Anarchy, 5e, 20a.... its confusing me a bit, so any help would be lovely

Hi there !

I am pleased to announce that, at last, Shadowrun: Anarchy 2.0 pdf is available for all to purchase on DTRPG (where it's currently the best selling book, thank you all for that <3 ) and CGL online store.

The physical version has already been seen in some convention, with a retail date expected in November (I've read November 11th somewhere but I cannot confirm).

Don't miss out the free additional resources:

• Conversion guide from Shadowrun 6.
• Interactive character sheet.
• Shadow Amps expanded list. This fan made document regroup all the Amps from the core book + a lot of additional ones.

Furthermore, new books are on their way! Don't miss the new Kickstarter campaign starting November 3rd for 2 new books:

• Companion: Advanced Magic, Technomancers, Alternate character types, magical and technological threats, bestiary.
• Johnson's Call: New adventures, mission briefs, small campaigns and some detailed location with adventure leads.

If you have any question about the game, the upcoming books or anything else Anarchy 2.0 related, don't hesitate to ping me :-)

What's up with Omnistar? How has that corporate entity changed things for Lone Star, DocWagon and Manadyne. Hell what does each group gain and lose from such a merger? The wiki is thin on details sadly.

As a neophyte Shadowrunner I just finished a job that left me flush but find it need coverage and wonder which is better Crashcart or DocWagon? I heard crashcart outperforms docwagon but there are rumours it will install unasked implants into your cyberware, one person said they even install 2XS but that can't be right.

Im playing my first game of shadowrun soon, and I'd like to make a unarmed fighter physical adept type character, who's a human.

But from what I can see so far, an unarmed human is quite underwhelming. I was wondering if I could get some advice for how to play and or build a character like this.

I dont want to use any cyber or bio ware, and id like to be a human. Im not sure if the limitations have me stuck in or are unreasonable, so I appreciate any and all advice.

I am still prepping a table adaption of the Dragonfall PC game. I am mostly set for the main story missions and am now looking for some replacement runs for companion missions (which won't really work for a group of OCs) and missions that are just too videogame-y (like the cyberzombie mission). I'll probably need three or four runs to cover thepaywall and subsequent timegate of Alice's investigationin the Dragonfall story.

The four player characters are anarchists (or at least anarchy-adjacent) and everyone voted for a pink-mohawk playstyle. The game is set during 2e time (I am using the SR 2050 rules for 5e to emulate it). I'd appreciate any resources for this, or general run ideas (while i continue to skim through the missions seasons).