Quelle, en: Target: Matrix

Can you hack it?

The Matrix is for everyone; a worldwide computer network made up of pocket universes and virtual realities. You can make deals in virtual bars, sharpen reactions in game simulations or score new gear from an online store. Deckers and non-deckers alike base most of their lives in the Matrix, the place where information lives and breeds, bought and sold like trinkets on a street corner. In shadowy data havens and behind the brain-frying defenses in the megacorporate data archives, information is power.

The Target: Matrix sourcebook opens up the exciting realms of the virtual world, detailing over two dozen grids, hosts and data havens. It also profiles infamous Matrix organizations and nova-hot personas, hinting at undiscovered entities that lurk deep in the datasphere. Target: Matrix is intended for gamemasters and players of all experience levels. For use with Shadowrun, Third Edition and Matrix.

Inhaltsverzeichnis

• INTRODUCTION
• ENTER THE MATRIX
• GRIDS
  • Angel Satellite Constellation
    • Accessing
  • Chicago Noose Net
    • The Inner Workings
  • Department of Justice
    • Hosts
    • The Halls of Justice
  • Magicknet
    • What's Inside
    • Magick Undernet
  • Matrix Service Providers
    • UCAS Online
    • PlanetLink
    • Yamatetsu MetaMatrix
  • Pueblo Corporate Council Grids
    • The Design
    • The Look
    • The Draw
    • The Drawbacks
  • Saeder-Krupp Prime
    • Access
    • Iconography
    • Features
    • Security
  • Shiawase MIFD
    • Raison D'Etre
    • Architecture
    • Style
    • Data-Analysis Strategies
    • Security
  • Transys Neuronet
    • The Caerleon System
• DATA HAVENS
  • A Quick Primer on Data Havens
    • Finding a Data Haven
    • Inside a Data Haven
    • Using a Data Haven
    • Recommendations
  • The Shadow Matrix
    • A Brief History
    • Shadowland Nodes
    • The Nexus
  • Other Data Havens
    • Asgard
    • Azziewatch
    • The Helix
    • Kalinin
    • Manchester
    • The Morgue
    • Mosaic
• VIRTUAL SEATTLE
  • Overview
  • The RTGs and LTGs
  • Major Seattle Hosts
    • The Ares System
    • The Microdeck System
    • The Global Technologies System
    • The Shiawase System
    • The Cross Electronics System
    • The Knight Errant System
    • The Federated-Boeing System
    • The Aztechnology Pyramid
    • The Novatech Star
    • The Mitsuhama Pagoda
    • The Sea-tac Airport
    • The Renraku Arcology
  • Seasource
  • Pac Rim Communications Unlimited
• HOSTS
  • Hacker House
    • Hacker Heaven
    • The Catalog
  • Lone Star
    • GridSec
    • Inside the Star
  • Malaysian Independent Bank
    • Inside the MIB
  • The People's University
    • The Underground Online
    • The Host Itself
  • Zurich-Orbital
    • The Habitat Hosts
    • The Bank
    • Corporate Court
  • Matrix Clubs
    • The Cube
    • The Schwarzchild Radiance
  • Matrix Games
    • Dawn of Atlantis
    • Paranormal Crisis
    • The Killing Floor
  • Matrix Brothels
    • The Moonlight Hentai Garden
    • Nasty Habits
• PERSONAS
  • Anubis
  • FastJack
  • Grid Reaper
  • Link
  • Red Wraith
  • Silvery K
  • Slamm-0!
  • The Smiling Bandit
  • Snow Tiger
  • Michael Sutherland
• ORGANIZATIONS
  • Corporate Court Matrix Authority
    • Grid Overwatch Division
  • Dead Deckers Society
  • The Exchange
  • Die Schockwellenreiter
  • Matrix Gangs
    • Gang Operations
    • Gang Profiles
• OPEN FORUM: ANOMALIES
• GAME INFORMATION
  • Grids
  • Data Havens
  • Virtual Seattle
  • Hosts
  • Personas
  • Organizations