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Award Bait
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Award BaitType: Agenda: Sensie Advancement Cost: 3 Faction: Corp NBN If Award Bait is accessed from R&D, the Runner must reveal it. When the Runner accesses Award Bait, you may place up to 2 advancement tokens on a card that can be advanced. The only thing more expensive than seeing a sensie is seeing it with your boyfriend or girlfriend for the tenth time. Agenda Points: 1 Set: Old Hollywood Number: 93 Quantity: Illustrator: Clark Huggins |
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Netrunner is a TM of R. Talsorian Games, Inc. Android is TM & ©2012 Fantasy Flight Publishing, Inc. All rights reserved. Netrunner is licensed by Wizards of the Coast LLC. ©2012 Wizards.
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There might be an emergent NBN playstyle wherein it makes sense, but currently I don't like it. Might work well in a NBN kill deck running Ronin or some similar scenario where trading an agenda point for a flatline makes sense, but meh.
I have run NBN with Ronin, and I can report that the Runner has a really satisfying look of surprise at an NEH flatline . . . so yeah, this might resurrect that deck for me.
(That surprise looks like this: "you are really bad at playing NEH, dude, I mean really bad at . . . oh no . . .").