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Ancestral Imager
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Ancestral ImagerType: Agenda: Security Advancement Cost: 3 Faction: Corp Jinteki Whenever the Runner jacks out, do 1 net damage. The more people submit their DNA and family history to the program, the more accurate it becomes. Agenda Points: 1 Set: The Universe of Tomorrow Number: 112 Quantity: Illustrator: Alexandr Elichev |
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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.
6 Comments
It's a decent agenda in RP. And another hard-counter to Snitch.
The entire Jinteki sub-theme of runner jack out effects just doesn't have enough oomph to matter.
...yet?
Yes
Sure. But even if a bomb card comes out that makes the strategy relevant, think about how many cards you'd have to dedicate to the strategy to pull it off. The entire deck would end up built around it. And to what end? there are already more direct ways to mess with the runner.
So, ok, if more cards are printed and it eventually becomes a viable approach to the game...great. More diversity. But until such a time as that happens, cards like this just go straight to the binder for me.