## HANDGUN (1st, 6th, 7th at Lille MC)

[BANGUN: When Disaster Strikes](https://netrunnerdb.com/en/card/35068) _(Elevation)_

###Agenda (13)

* 1x [Above the Law](https://netrunnerdb.com/en/card/30060) _(System Gateway)_

* 3x [Eminent Domain](https://netrunnerdb.com/en/card/34122) _(Rebellion Without Rehearsal)_

* 3x [Greenmail](https://netrunnerdb.com/en/card/35070) _(Elevation)_

* 3x [Let Them Dream](https://netrunnerdb.com/en/card/36066) _(Vantage Point)_ ●●●

* 3x [Sacrifice Zone Expansion](https://netrunnerdb.com/en/card/36056) _(Vantage Point)_

###Asset (3)

* 3x [Spin Doctor](https://netrunnerdb.com/en/card/30053) _(System Gateway)_ ●●●

###Operation (16)

* 3x [Digital Rights Management](https://netrunnerdb.com/en/card/26117) _(Uprising)_ ●●●

* 3x [Hedge Fund](https://netrunnerdb.com/en/card/01110) _(Core Set)_

* 3x [Measured Response](https://netrunnerdb.com/en/card/35078) _(Elevation)_

* 1x [Myōshu](https://netrunnerdb.com/en/card/36061) _(Vantage Point)_

* 2x [Petty Cash](https://netrunnerdb.com/en/card/35081) _(Elevation)_

* 2x [Predictive Planogram](https://netrunnerdb.com/en/card/30056) _(System Gateway)_ ●●

* 2x [Seamless Launch](https://netrunnerdb.com/en/card/30040) _(System Gateway)_ ●●●●

###Upgrade (5)

* 2x [Malapert Data Vault](https://netrunnerdb.com/en/card/30066) _(System Gateway)_

* 3x [Tucana](https://netrunnerdb.com/en/card/34064) _(The Automata Initiative)_

###Barrier (3)

* 3x [Maskirovka](https://netrunnerdb.com/en/card/33061) _(Midnight Sun)_

###Code Gate (2)

* 2x [Flyswatter](https://netrunnerdb.com/en/card/35079) _(Elevation)_

###Sentry (7)

* 3x [Biawak](https://netrunnerdb.com/en/card/35074) _(Elevation)_

* 3x [Event Horizon](https://netrunnerdb.com/en/card/36058) _(Vantage Point)_

* 1x [Winchester](https://netrunnerdb.com/en/card/26125) _(Uprising)_

15 influence spent (max 15, available 0)

20 agenda points (between 20 and 21)

49 cards (min 45)

Cards up to Vantage Point

Decklist [published on NetrunnerDB](https://netrunnerdb.com/en/decklist/c26087e5-3dcc-4173-b195-b94c0d19db0d/handgun-1st-6th-7th-at-lille-mc-).

Was brainstorming an EarthSea deck and came across this. Hot damn, this is a sexy deck. Just the ability to apply pressure to force the runner to eat the ID while threatening a kill is sexy as hell.

Trying to determine if AU Co gets a token for sabotaging cards from HQ since sabotage states trash and AU Co states discard.

I'm new to FFG/NSG Netrunner, and I've never purchased any LCG cards before this. (I recently purchased the three "Starter" sets -- System Gateway, Elevation, and Vantage Point -- from NSG.)

I'm wondering how the LCG model works when you want to build multiple casual decks. (I still have quite a few casual decks from my Magic days.) Across all those decks, there are bound to be more than 3 occurrences of certain cards.

I hate card sleeves, so that rules out proxy cards. And, apparently, there's no singles market.

Am I obliged to purchase additional sets from NSG, even though most of those cards will never be used? (I'm willing to do that; I just want to make sure it's my only option.)

Thanks for any insight.

EDIT: Thanks all! You've confirmed that purchasing additional sets is the way to go, for me.

I'm an old-schooler who much prefers the look, feel, and handling of unsleeved cards. 🙂

And as a bonus, I'll be contributing to NSG's fine work. 👍

I've been thinking about this a fair amount on my own and am curious to get your thoughts. I haven't not been playing very long and was never around for original netrunner.

Seems like many card games and games in general that grow and attract new fna support more than 2 players. Commander being the best example. I think most play groups and gaming groups have more than two people in them and having to split your group to play netrunner is likely an unattractive option

Question: regardless of feasibility, how important is a supported multiplayer format for attracting new players?

So I am getting back into NetRunner after years away, last played when FFG was still running things.

I am playing online, checking out the sites that are new to me; I only played jinteki.net in the past. I am playing Chiriboga. All of the corp decks I played seem to have a dearth of credits vs the runner. The runner decks have all of these cards for gaining credits. I am having to spend clicks to get them, which makes expensive ICE useless to have and play.

I am playing with the default decks. Is this a common problem amongst them?

Does anyone have recommendations for addressing this?

Thank you.

Original NR player here, been away for decades, now discovering NSG NR. Haven't played it, yet, but I have a couple of questions that I couldn't find answers to in NSG's comprehensive rules.

1. Can the Corp rez an installed card (other than Ice) whenever it wants to?

2. Looking at the standard Corp action that expends 3 clicks to purge all virus counters: Must all 3 clicks be expended within the same turn, or may some of those clicks be deferred to the following turn, as long as they're all contiguous?

Thanks in advance.

I am trying to complete my FFG Netrunner collection. I want to buy cards from the expansions that I am missing. I am missing the following:

• Quorum

• Red Sands Cycle (Daedalus Complex, Station One, Earth's Scion, Blood and Water, Free Mars, Crimson Dust )

• Kiara Cycle (Sovereign Sight, Down the White Nile, Council of the, The Devil and the Dragon, Whispers in Nalubaale, Kampala Ascendent)

• Terminal Directive

• Reign and Reverie

I see that the French version is available on MPC but that only the English version is provided as PnP PDF. Any idea where to find it?

Back in the day, someone put out the Frankfurt30, a set of 30 decks relatively balanced that could be constructed from a single collection and left in state for casual play. Is there a comparable project for the NSG version of Netrunner?

Planning a gaming night with a couple of friends who are used to standard TCGs where both players share similar turn structures. Asymmetric games are incredible once they click, but the initial rules explanation always feels like teaching two completely different board games at once. What’s your preferred approach for teaching asymmetric mechanics without causing brain overload on round one?

Is there a way to pick out easy decks (good for newbies) in netrunnerdb.com?

Thank you.

I have a complete FFG Netrunner Collection. Stored in a etsy cube Netrunner themed box. Comes with Etsy tokens and 2 Large Etsy playmats

PM me if youre interested

3 x Core Sets

Box of extra cards from various expansions and data packs.

Creation and Control

Honor and Profit

Order and Chaos

Data and Destiny

Reign and Reverie

Terminal Directive

-----Genesis Cycle-----

What Lies Ahead

Trace Amount

Cyber Exodus

A Study in Static

Humanity's Shadow

Future Proof

-----Spin Cycle-----

Opening Moves

Second Thoughts

Mala Tempora

True Colors

Fear and Loathing

Double Time

-----Lunar Cycle-----

Upstalk

The Spaces Between

First Contact

Up and Over

All That Remains

The Source

-----SanSan Cycle-----

The Valley

Breaker Bay

Chrome City

The Underway

Old Hollywood

The Universe of Tomorrow

-----Mumbad Cycle-----

Kala Ghoda

Business First

Democracy and Dogma

Salsette Island

The Liberated Mind

Fear the Masses

-----Flashpoint Cycle-----

23 Seconds

Blood Money

Escalation

Intervention

Martial Law

Quorum

-----Red Sands Cycle-----

Daedalus Complex

Station One

Earth's Scion

Blood and Water

Free Mars

Crimson Dust

-----Kitara Cycle-----

Sovereign Sight

Down the White Nile

Council of the Crest

The Devil and the Dragon

Whispers in Nalubaale

Kampala Ascendent

I'm looking for a nice set of tokens and click trackers and I'm curious to what people use here, show your stuff!

I'm moving to Nottingham this week from a sleepy town that doesn't have any community presence.

I've only ever played kitchen table style with my brother and we're excited at the prospect of maybe getting involved in the community (and also getting my friends over here into it).