[Hand Amputation]

Does anyone have experience with the CCG?

I've seen cards on eBay, but never in a store.

Is there a way to play online like MTG?

Let's talk Shadowrun CCG

[FastJack]

Wow.

I mean. WOW. Haven't thought about it in years. AFAIK, there's no online game. It wasn't all that successful when it came out (along with the other 200 CCG that tried to ride Magic's success). I remember buying some packs and looking through the rules, but never playing a game (and the cards are long gone).

[Hand Amputation]

Being the collector (read: SRHoarder) that I am, I would love to get my hands on some.

Seeing this gives me hope of a way to play online:

[Caine Hazen]

Bull and I have a few deck on hand and break it out from time to time.  It still holds up relatively well actually.  Actually we did a "tourney" of sorts at GenCon a coupla time and were surprised at the turnout (30 people that one year) who were still playing or came out to learn.

Having an online version would rock; but it needs to be made so that you can play up to 5 people or so, the game really supported that well!

[Bull]

I'm not certain if the online version is still supported, actually.  It was a part of a website that specialized in online versions of older CCGs a bunch of years back, but I think it ended up dying.  I'm not certain.  Logan (Who runs/ran the Big Knobi Klub website) was the man handling that.  I should poke him and point him here.

And yes, the game is quite fun. 

Bull

[Critias]

I've always wanted to give it a shot, but never had much luck finding it anywhere.

[Bull]

I collected pretty solidly when it first came out.  Funny enough, the very first thing I ever did at a con for FASA was running an SRTCG tourney at Origins. 

About 3 or 4 years ago, there was a web site that was going out of business, and they had the SRTCG stuff clearanced at like $5 a box, so I bought some more then.  I still kick myself for not buying a LOT more.  *sigh* 

At Gen Con a couple years ago, as Caine mentioned, we had a big get together one night, and a bunch of us broight extra decks and gave them out and taught folks to play.  It was a lot of fun.

Bull

[Kubz]

why was i not aware of this?!  i love ccgs and i love shadowrun!  its like peanut butter and chocolate!  when did this come out and where can i get it?

[FastJack]

It was first released back around 94-96... I can't remember exactly when 1997 (thank you Wikipedia). Of course, that means that you're going to have to hunt for it.

[LFG]

Wasn't stocked well either from what I remember. Still have some decks, but not nearly as many cards as MTG. Was a really cool card game that differed in nice was from all the other ccgs that were out back then.

[The_Gun_Nut]

I purchased quite a few of the cards on eBay some time back.  I love all things Shadowrun (I even have some of the action figures for their figure game), so I picked up quite a few of the cards.  Interesting premise, but I don't recall how well the rules work (I haven't ever actually played a game of SR CCG).

[Hand Amputation]

eBay seems like the best bet to get cards. I hit up a few shops in town and came up empty handed.

I'd really like to play online!

[The_Gun_Nut]

Speaking of which, what is that board posted earlier?  The one that looks like the Seattle skyline with cards on it?

[Hand Amputation]

Speaking of which, what is that board posted earlier?  The one that looks like the Seattle skyline with cards on it?

Found it on Google Image Search.

[mortonstromgal]

It was very similar to the Star Trek CCG is all I can remember.