Buy as many of the one shot pistols as I can, if I have to sell the peacemakers do it.
I'm going full pirate and none of you can stop me. Unlike my bullets, which will kill stop all remaining rhino's.........with one shot.

Vargall takes off all his current pistols, slams them on the table, then gives Vladimir a piercing glare.

"I'LL TAKE FIVE."

Small $ signs flash on the ork's eyes, and he scrambles to get the requested weaponry. You buy enough EX-EX ammo for two shots with each gun, and he even throws in a pack of flare rounds for free.

You're not quite sure how you're gonna carry them all at once, but damn if you're not the madman packing the most heat in the whole town right now.

...Oh wait, this is Seattle. Nope, you're not even in the top 10 heat-packing list. Gotta get more money for guns mate!

You are left with a meager 473 nuyen afterwards.




Vladimir unceremoniously takes Faust's cash and plops a slightly worn padded kevlar jacket onto his hands. It looks pretty sturdy, at least, and is a lot less conspicuous than the old ghillie suit you keep at home!




The ork nods with approval at Allie's trigger discipline and gun handling expertise.

"Very good. I can give 175 nuyen for heavy pistol, 275 for capitalist submachinegun. Take light pistol instead. Tiny, yes, but мощный! Here is laser sight button, here is detachable stock.

He pauses for a moment, sizing the elf up.

Blades... I have blades, yes. But... Unsure if blades for tiny elf arms!

He opens one large crate propped against a wall, revealing two troll-sized poleaxes and a ridiculously wide ceramic claymore. Intimidating.

"Scotsman sword is a special job. No metal parts, not even american MAD scanner can find it. Big enough that everyone can see it though!"

Vladimir laughs heartily at it like some sort of private joke.




Trying his best to look inconspicuous, Bright takes a stroll around the block, taking note of any possible entrance routes. To the left of the building is the parking lot entrance ramp, followed by a backup diesel generator and general utilities machinery. A tall, nondescript wall separates it from the street, with a small service door for maintenance personnel and garbage bag dumping.

The right side faces a public park. The wall there is much nicer-looking, with old-style red bricks and fancy stone housings around the motion detectors at the top. Some of the trees are growing pretty close to it, though, and it wouldn't be too hard to climb up along them.

The back of the property butts directly against the one on the other side of the street, an 8-story commercial building with several private offices. You notice a "OFFICES FOR RENT" sign on the front garden.



What will you do?

What time of day is it in the game?

DAWN OF THE FIRST DAY

Allie gets her merchandise, loads 30 rounds into the pistol, with the remaining 20 in a spare magazine. She then slips the kevlar jacket on top of her old-fashioned ashigaru armor.




Vladimir respects a man of few words. He hands you the rounds silently.




Vargall returns to his car, noting the sun has finally started to rise over the everpresent smog. He puts one gun in his left holster, one in his right holster, two clipped onto his belt, and...

He's not quite sure where to keep the fifth one, so he just puts it on the back of his pants. Safe? No. But the thug lyfe chose him.




What will you do?

You give Vladimir your best regards, then return to the Murdermobile. A few moments later, you're heading to the target's home at breakneck speeds.




Bright draws upon his previous experience in private security and looks for any convenient entrances into the complex.

The motion sensors along the garden wall must be turned to low sensitivity, or the moving tree branches would trigger them all the time. Provided you were careful, it should be possible to climb over it undetected.

The maintenance door doesn't look particularly sturdy or high-tech. It should be possible to pick its maglock or break it altogether. Alternatively, you could wait until the janitor is bringing out the trash and either sneak in or subdue him.

If you could get to the building behind the target's, it could be feasible to rappell or climb down onto the roof. You doubt there are any security cameras looking upwards.

The front guard doesn't look too bright. Talking your way in should be possible for either of the party's rather charismatic mages. Failing that, corpsec grunts are rarely above a bribe...

...or you could crash a stolen car through the front gate, shoot everyone, then set the place on fire. Your teammates would probably like that plan.



What will you do?