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In the KS printing, a ROF 1 weapon must roll one ammo die per attack. Thus, The PSG-1 uses 1d6 rounds of ammo per attack and can score up to 2 hits. I don't remember seeing anything about having to roll an ammo die, KS printing or otherwise. The current rule says you can add zero up to ROF ammo dic...

I in fact find weird that shooting and punching is a slow action, meanwhile getting an arrow in a bow ready to shoot and aiming are fast Probably just to prevent you shooting twice in a single turn. The other thing is with larger guns, I can see a point of making it very hard to shoot while ni HTH ...

Very nice!

My feelings are that LA society would expect its Blade Runners to arrest a suspected Replicant if at all possible rather than just execute them on the street but killing a Replicant that resists arrest and attempts to escape is considered better than letting them go.

I think you have two options: 1) The Denabase contains DNA records of everyone in LA, human or replicant, but you can't actually tell if they're a replicant from this database, or 2) Replicants are simply excluded from the Denabase. From a game point of view, option 1 would require you to visit Wall...

In a similar vein, there are diagonal four-pointed check marks in each of the changing rooms of the Snakepit map. For three of the five changing rooms they are right in the centre of the room. I am thinking they are maybe clothe stands.

What are the stars or asterisks on the Snake Pit and KILL maps? They don't seem to line up with the clues, at least the mirror.

I even watched the sequence of the first movie in the Snakepit and I'm none the wiser. The only thing I can think of is that they represent floor lamps.

First of all, why is this called the "Denabase" in the rulebook when in the movie "Blade Runner 2049" it's called the "DNA Archive"? This just strikes me as an odd and unnecessary change. Page 188 says it contains records of "all registered LA civilians". I wo...

There's actually a board game of this now, in case anyone wants to Google for it.

The date on drivethru of my PDFs are 22-08-11. They are still labeled 'early access', which they should remove to avoid confusion, but that is the latest. Just checked and the I have the same date as you (2022-08-11 06:09:28 to be precise), although the files are actually suffixed 220801. I agree, ...