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Well, replicants only have one name, and I read it that the Bladerunner replicants are "out" and publicly identified as such. Different badge numbers for example. So in most cases people know they are replicants from their introduction. Styles isn't known to be a replicant by Sandor, he's ...

Given the three standard armaments listed for the LAPD spinner are the same two plus a missile launcher and the three Vehicle Weapons listed are basically these three I think it's obvious that the Autocannon is the machine guns. "Twin .50 caliber heavy machinegun" would not really fit in t...

Kirdan - good stuff ! I am going to steal yours but turn the tables - it only works if you are working overtime. It feels more on brand like this - dysfunctional coping by wearied cops….

The problem with that is it makes Married to the Job pretty pointless.

Just prepping to run on Saturday, and I noticed that the Niander/Amos character has a Blaster listed as gear but no Firearms skill - all the other Angels have Firearms A, so I'm thinking he should too. Anyone seen anything on this?

I like the single action, but would prefer blocking to be called defending (because in armed combat when you defend yourself it's more often a deflection than a block) and to work like Bladerunner in that if the defender gets more successes they can do damage, as this reflects the way a skilled figh...

Since no-one else has I'll point out Page 15 says five pre gen characters but there are only four?

1 is the only way that makes sense to me. You make the initial roll (at a penalty of -2), then you can Pray if you wish to re-roll the non-6s. Only after that do you start rolling single dice. You can't re-roll failed single dice due to the prayer, and you have the option of stopping rolling single ...

I thought rank 2 was OK, but changed rank 3 to: When you make a Stealth roll, you can spend WP to buy additional X.
I don't use reforged power, and prefer just 3 ranks in talents.

Page 91-92 PHB: "When you attack an aware opponent in close combat, they can DODGE or PARRY to avoid being hit. The defender must declare if they are going to DODGE or PARRY before you roll for your attack. DODGE and PARRY are called reactive actions, since they are performed immediately, and ...

Following the game mechanics' logic a defender does only have to declare a counter-action to an attack if the latter is successful. If the attack misses the defender IMHO does not have to waste a defensive action, or declare something before the attacker rolls any dice. After all, all defensive act...