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A Matter of Trust
Author: Megan C. Robertson
System: Cyberpunk 2020
Category: Science Fiction
Type: Scenario
The players are ostensibly hired to make a series of 'hits' in a Mafiosi dispute - or so their fixer tells them.
Views: (11138)
Comments: (2) Rating: 8.5
2000-08-07 16:21:13

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posted by Knijnsel on 2003-02-18 06:28:41
Great story. This is cyberpunk. Make people wonder what is the 'truth' and give them trouble to solve.
The story could have more details but the GM/DM should attune the game to his/her own story anyway. I'm going to place it in my already ongoing corp-wars. Since my players are already renegade... they'll have a hard time.


posted by Cio on 2004-12-27 16:35:58
Really good man! I gave 9 not 10 because the name "Gaylord" really sucks! Else, the scenerio is really cool.
Good job!.




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