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Corporate War
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Darksbane
, May 24 2013 04:21 PM | Last updated May 24 2013 04:21 PM
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Corporate WarType: Agenda: Expansion Advancement Cost: 4 Faction: Corp Neutral If you have at least 7 [Credits] when you score Corporate War, gain 7 [Credits]; otherwise, lose all credits in your credit pool. Agenda Points: 2 Set: Future Proof Number: 120 Quantity: 3 Illustrator: |
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6 Comments
I would have liked it better as a 2/3 agenda (with 8 or 9 creds instead of 7), cause the credit manipulation thing is more often a drawback, rather than an advantage.
If you can score it spending 4$ and still have 7$ left, it means you are either filthy rich already (which makes another 7$ redundant) or your runner friend is fast asleep at the other end of the table.
I prefer PSF for tag punishing.
This isn't much more over the top than Scorched Earth. The corps are known for using illegal methods for practically anything.
...thought a bazooka is probably overkill.