What happens when a snatch and grabs goes bad and the runners know too much? They call in a clean up team. Getting in less than twenty-four hours after a botched run and getting the surviving team members out before they talk sounds hopeless. At least they won't expect it.
The year is 2057, and when the megacorps want a job done but don't want to get caught, it's a shadowrun they need. Shadowrunners sell their unique magical and cybernetic skills to perform illegal tasks. Mr. Johnson wants you to find a family heirloom that has been lost. Sounds simple, doesn't it? Character sheets and house rules changes will be provided.
Mr. Johnson's little brother is being held at the local funny farm, and he wants him sprung. Seems he can "see dead people", but not in the old flatfilm-way. The Johnson thinks that there's something special about his little brother - above and beyond the familial, and wants him back alive. That's where you come in.
Shadowrunners are notoriously hard-hearted and selfish, but a call on a lazy sunday morning may put a lie to the fact. The orphans need some pro-bono 'runner work, and they know just who to call - you.
When shadowrunners are good they survive, when they are lucky they make some money too. You are both. With nothing on your plate for a while and a good payoff under your belt, you decide to go on vacation. But nothing is ever simple for you. Now you and 500 other people are trapped at 35,000 feet with mad gunmen. Can you save the day, and not get caught?
It may be the universal dream, but Shadowrunners are supposed to work in the *shadows*, not on a stage! Nevertheless, figuring out who wants to kill who means that you'll do your time in the spotlight!
You've done plenty of work out of the country and you've run against government installations. The list of what you won't do gets shorter with each run, and getting in, doing the job, and getting out hasn't been a problem yet. But to deny that this assignment has a little bit of a twist with its culture shock and size would be foolish, which is probably why you keep asking yourself, "Why Nairobi, and why is the team so big?"
You've done plenty of work out of the country and you've run against government installations. The list of what you won't do gets shorter with each run, and getting in, doing the job, and getting out hasn't been a problem yet. But to deny that this assignment has a little bit of a twist with its culture shock and size would be foolish, which is probably why you keep asking yourself, "Why Nairobi, and why is the team so big?"
Mr. Johnson has lost her friend, a technomancer. She can connect to him via the Matrix, but neither of them know where he is physically. Guess whose job it is to find him?