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==GM Style==
==GM Style==
My focus is on a good story, roleplay, and giving your characters room to present themselves and act. I like to keep OOC to a minimum so we can maintain strong immersion.  
My focus is on a good story, roleplay, and giving your characters room to present themselves and act. I like to keep OOC to a minimum so we can maintain strong immersion.


That said, I tend to run things in a Black Trenchcoat style. I don’t actively limit shadowrunners in how they approach a situation. However, there are some boundaries regarding what we play out and what will simply be stated. This includes torture, over-the-top drug and sex scenes.  
That said, I tend to run things in a Black Trenchcoat style. I don’t actively limit shadowrunners in how they approach a situation. However, there are some boundaries regarding what we play out and what will simply be stated. This includes torture, over-the-top drug and sex scenes.  


===Runners are Badass===
===Runners are Badass===
Even when doing Black Trenchcoat, Runners are badass and most NPCs aren't. You want to take out the gang? Sure, any decent sam can take them. Your rigger thinks parking his car right in the entrance of that bank? Sure. Good or fun ideas are always welcome.  
Even when running Black Trenchcoat, runners are badass, and most NPCs aren’t. You want to take out the gang? Sure, any decent sam can handle them. Your rigger thinks parking his car right at the entrance of that bank is a good idea? Go ahead. Good or fun ideas are always welcome.
On the other hand, the runners are not on the top of the food chain. There are some people you don't mess with or better not get caught doing so. I try to make sure, what you are getting into.
 
On the other hand, runners are not at the top of the food chain. There are some people you don’t mess with—or at least, you’d better not get caught doing so. I try to make sure you know what you’re getting into.


=== Picking the Team ===
=== Picking the Team ===
I try to pick a team that has the ability with the skills at hand to resolve the situation in multiple playstyles. I favor characters which are roleplay wise fun and add flavor. I also prefer mundane characters because of the rarity of magic in the world. Usually at least one magic specialist and a face will be picked.
I try to pick a team that has the skills to resolve situations in multiple playstyles. I favor characters that are fun to roleplay and add flavor. I also prefer mundane characters because of the rarity of magic in the world. Usually, at least one magic specialist and a face will be included.


=== Declining the job ===
=== Declining the job ===
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=== Derailing the Run ===
=== Derailing the Run ===
If the group has the wish that the run will develope into another direction, I'm fine with that. But everyone needs to agree, otherwise we will need to step back and talk about it.
If the group wishes for the run to develop in a different direction, I’m fine with that. But everyone needs to agree—otherwise, we’ll need to step back and talk about it.


=== Assumed Competence ===
=== Assumed Competence ===
Runners are professionals - so they know a lot of not appearing on the radar. That's said, you cannot have assumed competence in skills you don't have. Your runner will always handle his commlink right when it comes to your SIN for example, but without a point in Computers he won't rebooting his commlink all the time because of marks.
Runners are professionals, so they know a lot about staying off the radar. That said, you can’t assume competence in skills you don’t have.
 
Your runner will always handle their commlink properly when it comes to their SIN, for example. However, without a point in Computers, they won’t be rebooting their commlink all the time because of marks.

Revision as of 15:40, 3 March 2025

Characters

- Titan
- Short Circuit

GM Style

My focus is on a good story, roleplay, and giving your characters room to present themselves and act. I like to keep OOC to a minimum so we can maintain strong immersion.

That said, I tend to run things in a Black Trenchcoat style. I don’t actively limit shadowrunners in how they approach a situation. However, there are some boundaries regarding what we play out and what will simply be stated. This includes torture, over-the-top drug and sex scenes.

Runners are Badass

Even when running Black Trenchcoat, runners are badass, and most NPCs aren’t. You want to take out the gang? Sure, any decent sam can handle them. Your rigger thinks parking his car right at the entrance of that bank is a good idea? Go ahead. Good or fun ideas are always welcome.

On the other hand, runners are not at the top of the food chain. There are some people you don’t mess with—or at least, you’d better not get caught doing so. I try to make sure you know what you’re getting into.

Picking the Team

I try to pick a team that has the skills to resolve situations in multiple playstyles. I favor characters that are fun to roleplay and add flavor. I also prefer mundane characters because of the rarity of magic in the world. Usually, at least one magic specialist and a face will be included.

Declining the job

Don't. If you sign up, you want to join for the run.

Derailing the Run

If the group wishes for the run to develop in a different direction, I’m fine with that. But everyone needs to agree—otherwise, we’ll need to step back and talk about it.

Assumed Competence

Runners are professionals, so they know a lot about staying off the radar. That said, you can’t assume competence in skills you don’t have.

Your runner will always handle their commlink properly when it comes to their SIN, for example. However, without a point in Computers, they won’t be rebooting their commlink all the time because of marks.