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Title: shadowrun book
Post by: athelbreht on <12-30-19/2129:48>

I used to have a first edition book with photos of real people posing as shadowrunners in it, and I can't remember what it is called.  One of them had silver cybereyes.

Title: Re: shadowrun book
Post by: Stainless Steel Devil Rat on <12-30-19/2200:37>

Could have been the 1st edition Seattle sourcebook.  the London sourcebook also used some of the same actors for in-universe ads, too.

Title: Re: shadowrun book
Post by: FastJack on <12-31-19/0958:21>

I believe the image you're thinking of is from London (Available on Amazon (https://www.amazon.com/London-Sourcebook-Shadowrun-7203-Sargent/dp/1555601316)).

(https://i.ibb.co/gZkgqF6/SRL-F11.png)

Title: Re: shadowrun book
Post by: 0B on <01-03-20/1932:15>

That is not the fashion I imagined would be in SR in the 2050s. It is better.

Title: Re: shadowrun book
Post by: athelbreht on <01-11-20/2042:27>

What second edition books have a map of north america in them?

Title: Re: shadowrun book
Post by: Sphinx on <01-12-20/1410:12>

Quote from: athelbreht on <01-11-20/2042:27>

What second edition books have a map of north america in them?

The Second Edition core rulebook had one.

Title: Re: shadowrun book
Post by: Stainless Steel Devil Rat on <01-18-20/1334:25>

The only meaningful geopolitical changes from 1e to 5e are:

Tsimshian becomes a protectorate of Salish-Sidhe
Ute Nation becomes absorbed by the PCC
So Cal becomes absorbed by the PCC

Of course, now in 6we we now have massive changes to the borders, but that's brand new.  Like as of yesterday, when Cutting Black dropped :D