Shock Doctrine
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ShadowHaven N-51 | N-51 | ||||||||
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Throwback 0-K La Rapide Chameleon | |||||||||
Summary
N-51 is training and needs a hostile Opfor team to practice against. Runners fill that role.
Background
N-51 is on the rebound and needs to improve its tactics. A runner team has been hired to take part in battle maneuvers, playing the role of the defenders in a building assault scenario.
The Meet
The team gathered at a base facility operated by N-51 and met with the "Commander". The Commander described to the team that they were being brought in to take place in a non-lethal combat exercise. Less lethal rounds will be provided to the team and their assault squad would be using the same. The team is to be given 1 hour to secure their position within the building and repel the assaulting squad. N-51's team wins if they secure the building with minimal "casualties". The pay for this exercise will be provided in access to training mentors and gained experience in field situations. As costs were low the team readily agreed.
The Plan
The team discussed options and reviewed their skillset. Traps would be placed at various entry points, thermal smoke grenades, cameras, and flashbangs scattered around the first floor. La Rapide would hide in the lower floor while the rest of the team barricaded upstairs, dividing their team.
The Run
Aftermath
Rewards
Game Quotes
Player After Action Reports (AARs)
Throwback: "Poor N-51, they really need to get their tactics in order if they are going to recover their strength."
ChameleonDear Diary: Well my first foray into the seattle shadows was quite an experience. To start, I learned several important lessons. First, the shadows here have very dangerous people. Never bet against La Rapide, it just doesn't pay. I would like to know why she was putting on underwear in the middle of a firefight though...Always bring an extra sweater when working with Kelvin. He's a cool dude who gives a whole new meaning to the phrase 'stay frosty'. As for Throwback? Three words, full auto flechettes. I should thank him again for taking out that trooper coming up on my 6. Secondly, the shadows can be very lucrative. That N51 unarmed combat instructor is worth his weight in credsticks. Note to self, get more flash-bangs and a bigger gun