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Oh - I didn't know this. - Could you send me a Scan of that Neo-Tokyo Map? My eMail adress is KATHE Dot Carl Dot Frieder Et gmx Dot de (without the blanks).<br/>--[[Benutzer:Kathe|Kathe]] ([[Benutzer Diskussion:Kathe|Diskussion]]) 21:01, 27. Nov. 2021 (CET) | Oh - I didn't know this. - Could you send me a Scan of that Neo-Tokyo Map? My eMail adress is KATHE Dot Carl Dot Frieder Et gmx Dot de (without the blanks).<br/>--[[Benutzer:Kathe|Kathe]] ([[Benutzer Diskussion:Kathe|Diskussion]]) 21:01, 27. Nov. 2021 (CET) | ||
:Done.--[[Benutzer:UneVoix|UneVoix]] ([[Benutzer Diskussion:UneVoix|Diskussion]]) 21:18, 27. Nov. 2021 (CET) | |||
Version vom 27. November 2021, 22:18 Uhr
Hi, for the french RPG encyclopedia "GROG" I'm looking for intel about the inside cover of the book (I only have the german PDF). Is it a Berlin map like in the catalyst version? --UneVoix (Diskussion) 19:47, 27. Nov. 2021 (CET)
- The inside cover is identical with the front cover. Just the same artwork, just without the pale blue frame. - Why should "Blackout" have a Berlin map? - There are just only three pages on the effect of the North American Blackouts in Germany in the book. - In fact, it doesn't have any seperate physical map.
--Kathe (Diskussion) 20:04, 27. Nov. 2021 (CET)
- Thanks for your answers. About the Berlion map: since SR6, Catalyst print a map on the inside cover of each book. It make sense for some (Toronto for 30 Nights), less for other (Neo-Tokyo for Slip Streams). They're using Sprawl Ops maps.--UneVoix (Diskussion) 20:13, 27. Nov. 2021 (CET)
Oh - I didn't know this. - Could you send me a Scan of that Neo-Tokyo Map? My eMail adress is KATHE Dot Carl Dot Frieder Et gmx Dot de (without the blanks).
--Kathe (Diskussion) 21:01, 27. Nov. 2021 (CET)
- Done.--UneVoix (Diskussion) 21:18, 27. Nov. 2021 (CET)