Living Sprawl v0.3

Aid/Interfere

Links have been removed. Aid/Interfere now uses an appropriate stat instead.

Declare a Contact

This move has changed to a "rolled" variant. See the Contacts Sheet for details.

If at the end of the mission you have not declared a contact, you may add someone else's contact to your sheet by spending 1 Intel, 1 Gear or 1 Cred.

Fixer: I Know Someone

This move has changed. See Contacts Sheet for details.

Hacking and Research

New moves have been made available to Hackers and the general deniable assets population. See the Hacking and Research Sheet for detaiols.

Changes to classes

Driver: Added the move "License to kill". Mounting 4- and 5-harm weapons on drones and vehicles will add the alarming tag to the vehicle. Large drones now have the option for adding a 3-harm armor-piercing melee weapon disguised as an industrial tool.

Killer: Added the move "Demo model". Added the tags +utility and +disassembles to the custom weapon tags.

Soldier: Added the move "Up the chain".

Tech: Added the move "Innocuous".

Links

Links have been removed.

Character Creation

Instead of forming Links at the end of character creation, each player proposes a job where they take a leading role against a corporation and advances 3 ticks on the Corporate Clock. Pick another player who also participate in the job, who takes 1 tick on the corporate clock. Each player should end the process with one Corporate Clock at 2100 (3 ticks), and another at 1500 (1 tick); or one Corporate Clock at 2200 (4-ticks).

When a new player joins, repeat this process but no existing player character marks any additional ticks on their clocks. The new character should begin play with 4 ticks in total on their Corporate Clocks. Small arms do minimal damage against vehicles, though concentrated small arms fire can cause more serious damage. Weapons with Breaching can cause significant damage against vehicles.

Vehicles

The Frames available for vehicles have been changed to the following: motorcycle, sedan, truck, industrial walker, hydrofoil, helicopter, plane, amphibious. The vectored-thrust panzer still exists in the setting, but its use is restricted to military use only.

When a vehicle is purchased, declare a Load for the vehicle. Light vehicles are fast and agile. Heavy vehicles are rugged and versatile. Vehicles have a Damage Clock similar to Harm Clocks for characters. A Light vehicle has 4 segments, and a Heavy vehicle has 6.

Military vehicles automatically have the conspicuous tag.

Corporate Clocks

Each character maintains their own Corporate Clocks. When a Corporate Clock would advance during the course of play, every player at the table advances their Corporate Clocks.

When the GM consults the current status of a Corporate Clock, use the highest clock in the group. Keep in mind that the corporation will prioritize the runner with the highest clock. If multiple runners have the highest clock, they will not discriminate between members of the team (they are either dangerous fugitives or equally dangerous associates).

Legality

The legality of an item is a general description of how easy it is to bring into different locations. The legality of weapons is typically judged by its harm value --- the higher, the more tightly controlled and restricted the item.

Locations are given a numerical "zone" rating. A "Zone 2" location allows only legality 2 items, typically only weapons for personal defense. A "Zone 1" location is tightly controlled, allowing only stun-harm weapons.

Weapons also have the new tags conspicuous and alarming, describe the reaction their appearance and use will have on nearby civilians and security personnel.