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How hard is it to adapt the classic adventure modules to 4th or 5th edition?
I'm thinking about running the classics like Queen Euphoria and Universal Brotherhood, but I don't think my players would really go for using 1E rules.
Isaac Gonzalez
Pretty damn well. It was years ago when 4th came out.
It was a "simple" job about obtaining a crate labelled "rifle parts." My memory is hazy 'cause I was in college and very sleep-deprived at the time but highlights I remember were: >it started with my face tied to a chair >it somehow led to the whole team fighting a cyberzombie >we had no street samurai >our adept shot a helicopter down with a pistol >our infiltrator detonated an entire building to cover our escape My vague memories of it all do however bring up a feeling that makes me think that all in all it was pretty fucking cool. Ever since I've been trying to start a game with my friends, even if I have to be the first GM in the group for months.
Hunter Howard
>SR4 >our adept shot a helicopter down with a pistol Yep.
Jackson Myers
So who here actually increases the suggested rewards to compensate for shadowrun's weird ass no character improvement system, and by how much?
Adam Phillips
I just tell my players that the journey is the real reward.
Jason Richardson
GM here, about to start a new 4e game in two weeks. One of my players, who has never played a tabletop RPG before, or even heard of Shadowrun before we talked about it, is dead set on playing a technomancer.
I walked him through a brief explanation of the matrix and what a Technomancer is, then we created a character in chummer. The character is shit and unoptimized as fuck, I tweaked it a little with his approval, but left it mostly the same, it's his first time playing, i'm not gonna tell him what he can and cant do.
However, my issue is that I believe a technomancer to be a bit of a struggle to learn how to play as a new player, especially one who's never heard of the setting before.
Any ideas how I can ease him into the role during the first session? Any trivial, but engaging things I can use as a bit of an in game tutorial?
Colton Powell
We blew up a black-site space station prison, and we got paid for it.
Tyler Brown
Posting again to see if anyone has a source to download the gloriously 90's novels. I haven't had much luck. And I swear I checked the pastebin, they weren't there.
