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Jackson Howard


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Jackson Howard

Jackson Howard


Type: Asset: Executive
Cost: 0
Faction: Corp NBN
Faction Cost: 1
[Click]: Draw 2 cards.
Remove Jackson Howard from the game: Shuffle up to 3 cards from Archives into R&D.
Trash:
Set: Opening Moves Number: 015 Quantity: 3
Illustrator: JuanManuel Tumburus
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30 Comments

Recycle snares! You can get those agendas back in R&D trashed by Noise or ABT. WIth only 1 faction point, I can see this in lots of decks.
Fun for every faction:

Jinteki.
-Snares

HB
-Use Accelerated Beta Test without fear!
-Might make Cerebral Imaging: Infinite Frontiers playable (might)
-Even more recursion support

Weyland
-Fast draw into burst economy , and then shuffle them back in

NBN
-Quick draw into your agendas to help with fast adavance.

All
-HedgeFunds, moar hedgefunds!
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CommissarFeesh
Aug 19 2013 09:50 PM
Is it just me, or is that a Dinosaurus on the left?
    • MrLordcaptain, bluescores, LeoLancer and 1 other like this
Sitting at one influence, this card basically kills traditional Noiseshop. You can't just cook up viruses and try to steal all your agenda points in one run. You have to make multiple archive runs to even have a chance of getting an agenda and the draw effect is also pretty good, because slowly but surely there is more and more burst economy available to the corporations. I like this card.
Awesome card, will be a three-of in most of my decks. Greet article by AlexFrog on stimhack.com enumerating its benefits.
Best card in the set IMHO. Opens up a lot of good decks.

Awesome card, will be a three-of in most of my decks. Greet article by AlexFrog on stimhack.com enumerating its benefits.

Just read it and completely have to agree.

Is it just me, or is that a Dinosaurus on the left?


Wow, didn't notice that at first; I think you're right.
I'm all about Edutainment!
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MrLordcaptain
Aug 24 2013 09:58 AM
This card O_o. But hey its 1 less Influence than auto include archived memory, potentially better and most importantly not HB.

This card O_o. But hey its 1 less Influence than auto include archived memory, potentially better and most importantly not HB.

Archived Memories is not an auto-include, not even in HB anymore.
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Best corp card in the game
    • LCGAddict likes this

Best corp card in the game


Did someone mention Snare?
This card is amazing. The first truly ridiculously powerful corp card. Two thumbs up!
A staple now.
hey guys, this may be a simple question but i'm not sure of how unique cards work on this game. So when I eliminate a copy of this card from the game (stays out of the game) to recycle cards, can I still play a second or third copy? Does it being a unique card matter in that regard? or unique cards in AN are treated as just one copy is only allowed on play, but even if you forfeit or remove from game you can later play another copy? thanks for the help.
The rules state that a card that refers to its own card title only refers to itself and not to other copies. So yes, you can play a second, third copy of a unique card later as long as only one of them is active at a time.

Hey everyone! I was just thinking after a recent game, isn't JH's ability a paid ability? Therefore, my two crucial questions are:

1) He should be installed and active in order to remove him from the game, right? What if he is in the Archives? Cards in Archives are inactive, so you cannot remove him.

2) If he is in the Corp's hand, can he be removed? My guess is again no, since he is not installed. Removing from game and removing from play seems to be two totally different situations.

Hey everyone! I was just thinking after a recent game, isn't JH's ability a paid ability? Therefore, my two crucial questions are:

1) He should be installed and active in order to remove him from the game, right? What if he is in the Archives? Cards in Archives are inactive, so you cannot remove him.

2) If he is in the Corp's hand, can he be removed? My guess is again no, since he is not installed. Removing from game and removing from play seems to be two totally different situations.

 

Yes, it is a paid ability.

 

His text is not active unless he is installed and rezzed.

 

You can rez him and use his "remove from game" ability in the same window.

 

If he is the only card in a server (with no ICE) and you remove him from the game during a timing window, the run is terminated and is neither successful nor unsuccessful, as the server ceases to exist mid-run.

 

"Remove from game" applies only to that specific copy of the card; another copy can be played later.

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His TRASH COST and INFLUENCE VALUE should be swapped...

I'm very surprised this didn't make the Most Wanted list. It fits the profile completely:

 

Low influence

 

Zero install

 

Massive effect

 

Easy to auto-include in any Corp deck / makes every deck better / requires zero support to be effective

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Because of this:

 

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lol!

My take: The fact that Jackson automatically reduces the influence of every non-NBN identity by 3 is already something that players resent. If it were to reduce it by 6, the result of that would be that every halfway viable corp deck would be in NBN from now until the point at which Jackson is cycled out. A crap result for players as they must now deal with a painfully homogenous meta, and a crap result for designers as 3/4 of the corp cards they put out have almost no hope of seeing play for a number of years.

My take: The fact that Jackson automatically reduces the influence of every non-NBN identity by 3 is already something that players resent. If it were to reduce it by 6, the result of that would be that every halfway viable corp deck would be in NBN from now until the point at which Jackson is cycled out. A crap result for players as they must now deal with a painfully homogenous meta, and a crap result for designers as 3/4 of the corp cards they put out have almost no hope of seeing play for a number of years.

 

Great point -- it would essentially just strengthen NBN . . . uber-meta-meh.


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