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	Nummer: 7910 / 10662
	Edition: 3
	Erschienen: April 2001 / 2003
	Sprache: englisch
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ISBN-10: 1555604021

ISBN-13: 978-1555604028

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| style="padding-left:10px; padding-right:10px; text-align:left; border: 1px solid gray;" | Credits:

Autoren: Vorlage:Impressum & Vorlage:Impressum
Zusätzliche Texte: Rob Cruz, David Lyons, Michelle Lyons, Richard Mulvihill, Kenneth Peters, John Schmidt & Michael Yates
Entwicklung: Vorlage:Impressum und Vorlage:Impressum
Lektorat FASA: Rob Cruz, Michelle Lyons & Michael Yates
Shadowrun Developement:
- Line Developer: Michael Mulvihill
- Assistant Developer: Rob Boyle
Redaktion FASA: Donna Ippolito, Sharon Turner Mulvihill, Davidson Cole, Rob Cruz, Michelle Lyons & Michael Yates
Künstlerische Redaktion:
Cover Artwork: Vorlage:Impressum
Illustrationen: Doug Andersen, Tom Baxa, Peter Bergting, Doug Chaffee, Thorsten Felden, Tom Fowler, Mike Jackson, Scott James, Vorlage:Impressum, John Paul Lona, Kevin Long, Larry McDougal, Dave Martin, Jim Nelson, Mark Nelson, Therese Nielsen, Ralf Paul, Tom Peters, Zach Plucinski, Steve Prescott, Stefanie Schmidt, Shane White & Mark Zug

|} PLANES,

DRONES and

AUTOMOBILES

Living is rigging, omae. Like burning rubber down the highway at 150 klicks an hour with only your brain to guide you. What about making a drone an extension of yourself, or undermining the security of a whole building, manipulating every camera, motion detector, or security door. But the biggest kick is blowing up a car full of goons without even jacking out - weapons of destruction at your mental command . . . now that's road rage, my friend.

Rigger 3 expands upon the basic rigging and drone rules provided in Shadowrun, Third Edition and offers advanced rules for robots, ships, security riggers, and electronic warfare. Rigger 3 also offers expanded vehicle listings and rules for vehicle design, construction, and modification. This revised edition has been corrected and updated, and includes a complete set of vehicle illustrations.

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INTRODUCTION
LIFE IN THE FASTLANE
- Vehicles and Ordinary Life
  - Licenses and Registration
  - Insurance
  - Getting Around
  - Modern Hazards
- Wired Wheels
  - Control Systems
  - Safety Systems
  - Security Systems
  - Electronic Systems
  - License Plates
  - Fully Loaded
- Automated Driving
  - Autonav Systems
- GridGuide
  - GridGuide Components
  - GridGuide Hosts
  - Traffic Management
  - Law-Enforcement Uses
  - Coverage
  - GridGuide and Electronic Warfare
  - Hacking GridGuide
- GridLink
- Remote Vehicle Access
  - Vehicle Termination Chip
- Hacking Your Vehicle
  - Hacking Vehicle Transponders
  - Hacking License Plates
  - Spoofing GridGuide Video
  - Messing with Vehicle Termination Chips
- Drones
- The Power Players
  - Pole Position: Ares Macrotechnology
  - Hot Pursuit: Saeder-Krupp
  - Road Warriors
  - The Wild Blue Yonder
  - Anchors Away
  - Other Specialists
THE RIGGER
- Creating a Rigger Character
  - Choosing Attributes
  - Choosing Skills
  - New Skills
  - Optional Vehicle Specialization Rule
  - Choosing Ressources
  - Dice Pools
  - Edges and Flaws
- Rigging and Implants
  - Datajacks
  - The Vehicle Control Rig
  - ASIST Backlash
  - Rigging and Other Implants
  - Other Implants
  - Rigging and Cybermancy
- Rigging and Magic
- Maintenance and Overhead
  - Maintenance Costs
  - Lifestyle Reductions
SENSORS AND ELECTRONIC WARFARE
- Special Sensor Rules
  - Adding/Upgrading Components
  - Sensor Dead Zones
  - Flux and Ship Sensors
- Electronic Deception (ED)
  - Electronic Counter-Deception (ECD)
- Sonar
  - Passive Sonar
  - Active Sonar
  - Cavitation
  - Termoclines
- Electronic Warfare
  - Remote Control Network Infiltration
  - MIJI
  - Regenerating MIJI-Degradation
  - Re-Connecting Lost Carriers
  - Rebooting a Remote-Control Network
DRONES
- The Remote-Control Network
  - Subscriber Lists
  - Hardwiring a Remote-Control Deck
  - Dumb Shock
  - Multiple Rigger Networks
- The BattleTac IVIS System
  - IVIS Test
  - IVIS Pool
- Pilot Ratings
- Autosofts
- Robots
  - Adaption Pool
  - Prime Directive
  - Initiative
- Drones, Robots and the Matrix
SECURITY RIGGERS
- Close-Circuit Simsense Systems
  - The Security Value
  - CCSS Components
- Active Security Riggers
  - Perception within a CCSS
- Actions in a CCSS
  - Simple Actions
  - Complex Actions
- Accessing a Security System
  - Step 1: Find a Hardwire Access Point
  - Step 2: Defeat Encryption
  - Step 3: Adjust to System Configuration
  - Step 4: Rigger Combat
- Decking a Rigged System
SHIPS AND SUBS
- Ship Attributes
  - Speed (Cavitation Threshold)
  - Hull
  - Bulwark
  - Signature (Normal/Sensor)
  - Sonar
  - Depth
- Ship Operations
  - Ship Crew
  - Terrain
- Ship Combat
  - Vehicle Points
  - Ramming Ships
  - Running Aground
  - Boarding
  - Ship Weapon Systems
  - Anti-Ship Missile and Torpedo Combat
  - Extended Range Missiles and Torpedos
  - Anti-Missile Defense Systems
- Ship Damage
  - Anti-Ship Weapons and Normal Damage
  - Ships and Normal Damage
  - Damage Control
  - Taking on Water
  - Sinking
- Ship Repair
- Ships and Magic
  - Sorcery
  - Spirits
- Submarines
  - Depth
  - Underwater Terrain
  - Underwater Drones
  - Torpedoes
  - Underwater Vehicle Combat
SPECIAL VEHICLE RULES
- Special Vehicle Attributes
  - Body
  - Fuel
  - Economy
  - Set Up/Breakdown Time
  - Landing/Takeoff (L/T) Profile
  - ED/ECD
  - Adaption Pool
- Stress
  - Incurring Stress
  - Stress and System Failures
- Lifting and Pulling Objects
  - Vehicle Pull Tests
  - Pull-Test Side Effects
  - Long-Distance Hauling
- Trailers
  - Monorails and Rail Vehicles
- Mechanical Arms and Legs
  - Arm Tests
  - Arm Skill Tests
  - Arm Mellee Attacks
  - Mechanical Legs
- Air-Cushion Vehicles
- Aircraft
  - Flight Ceilings
  - Nape-of-Earth (NOE) Flight
  - Takeoff and Landing
  - Low-Altitude Vehicles (LAVs)
- Semi-Ballistics and Sub-Orbitals
  - Semi-Ballistics
  - Sub-Orbitals

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Shadowiki: Rigger 3

@@ Zeile 75: / Zeile 75: @@
 ***Anchors Away
 ***Other Specialists
+*'''THE RIGGER'''
+**'''Creating a Rigger Character'''
+***Choosing Attributes
+***Choosing Skills
+***New Skills
+***Optional Vehicle Specialization Rule
+***Choosing Ressources
+***Dice Pools
+***Edges and Flaws
+**'''Rigging and Implants'''
+***Datajacks
+***The Vehicle Control Rig
+***ASIST Backlash
+***Rigging and Other Implants
+***Other Implants
+***Rigging and Cybermancy
+**'''Rigging and Magic'''
+**'''Maintenance and Overhead'''
+***Maintenance Costs
+***Lifestyle Reductions
+*'''SENSORS AND ELECTRONIC WARFARE'''
+**'''Special Sensor Rules'''
+***Adding/Upgrading Components
+***Sensor Dead Zones
+***Flux and Ship Sensors
+**'''Electronic Deception (ED)'''
+***Electronic Counter-Deception (ECD)
+**'''Sonar'''
+***Passive Sonar
+***Active Sonar
+***Cavitation
+***Termoclines
+**'''Electronic Warfare'''
+***Remote Control Network Infiltration
+***MIJI
+***Regenerating MIJI-Degradation
+***Re-Connecting Lost Carriers
+***Rebooting a Remote-Control Network
+*'''DRONES'''
+**'''The Remote-Control Network'''
+***Subscriber Lists
+***Hardwiring a Remote-Control Deck
+***Dumb Shock
+***Multiple Rigger Networks
+**'''The BattleTac IVIS System'''
+***IVIS Test
+***IVIS Pool
+**'''Pilot Ratings'''
+**'''Autosofts'''
+**'''Robots'''
+***Adaption Pool
+***Prime Directive
+***Initiative
+**Drones, Robots and the Matrix
+*'''SECURITY RIGGERS'''
+**'''Close-Circuit Simsense Systems
+***The Security Value
+***CCSS Components
+**'''Active Security Riggers'''
+***Perception within a CCSS
+**'''Actions in a CCSS'''
+***Simple Actions
+***Complex Actions
+**'''Accessing a Security System'''
+***Step 1: Find a Hardwire Access Point
+***Step 2: Defeat Encryption
+***Step 3: Adjust to System Configuration
+***Step 4: Rigger Combat
+**'''Decking a Rigged System'''
+*'''SHIPS AND SUBS'''
+**'''Ship Attributes'''
+***Speed (Cavitation Threshold)
+***Hull
+***Bulwark
+***Signature (Normal/Sensor)
+***Sonar
+***Depth
+**'''Ship Operations'''
+***Ship Crew
+***Terrain
+**'''Ship Combat'''
+***Vehicle Points
+***Ramming Ships
+***Running Aground
+***Boarding
+***Ship Weapon Systems
+***Anti-Ship Missile and Torpedo Combat
+***Extended Range Missiles and Torpedos
+***Anti-Missile Defense Systems
+**'''Ship Damage'''
+***Anti-Ship Weapons and Normal Damage
+***Ships and Normal Damage
+***Damage Control
+***Taking on Water
+***Sinking
+**'''Ship Repair'''
+**'''Ships and Magic'''
+***Sorcery
+***Spirits
+**'''Submarines'''
+***Depth
+***Underwater Terrain
+***Underwater Drones
+***Torpedoes
+***Underwater Vehicle Combat
+*'''SPECIAL VEHICLE RULES'''
+**'''Special Vehicle Attributes'''
+***Body
+***Fuel
+***Economy
+***Set Up/Breakdown Time
+***Landing/Takeoff (L/T) Profile
+***ED/ECD
+***Adaption Pool
+**'''Stress'''
+***Incurring Stress
+***Stress and System Failures
+**'''Lifting and Pulling Objects'''
+***Vehicle Pull Tests
+***Pull-Test Side Effects
+***Long-Distance Hauling
+**'''Trailers'''
+***Monorails and Rail Vehicles
+**'''Mechanical Arms and Legs'''
+***Arm Tests
+***Arm Skill Tests
+***Arm Mellee Attacks
+***Mechanical Legs
+**'''Air-Cushion Vehicles'''
+**'''Aircraft'''
+***Flight Ceilings
+***Nape-of-Earth (NOE) Flight
+***Takeoff and Landing
+***Low-Altitude Vehicles (LAVs)
+**'''Semi-Ballistics and Sub-Orbitals'''
+***Semi-Ballistics
+***Sub-Orbitals
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