Programs

Programs are the tools a Netrunner uses to fight, protect, and explore the electronic realm. Prewritten scripts and complex programs written by netrunners to be deployed later during their netruns. Due to their incredible complexity, they take a large amount of space on a cyberdeck, limiting the amount you can install. Higher quality decks have more storage. Activating or Deactivating a Program is a NET Action. Each Program loaded on your Cyberdeck can only be Activated once per Meatspace Round. A Program that is currently Activated (Rezzed) cannot be Activated again until it is Deactivated.

Boosters

Program	ATK	DEF	REZ	Effect	Cost
Eraser	0	0	7	Increases all Cloak Checks you make by +2 as long as this Program remains Rezzed	20 eb
See Ya	0	0	7	Increase all Pathfinder Checks you make by +2 as long as this Program remains Rezzed	20 eb
Speedy Gonzalvez	0	0	7	Increase your Speed as long as this Program remains Rezzed	100 eb
Worm	0	0	7	Increase all Backdoor Checks you make by +2 as long as this Program remains Rezzed	50 eb

Defenders

Defender	ATK	DEF	REZ	Effect	Cost
Armour	0	0	7	Lowers all brain damage you would receive by 4, as long as this Program remains Rezzed. Only 1 copy of this Program can be running at a time, and each copy of this program can only be used once per Netrun.	50 eb
Flak	0	0	7	Reduces the ATK of all Non-Black ICE Attacker Programs run against you to 0 as long as this Program remains Rezzed. Only 1 copy of this Program can be running at a time, and each copy of this program can only be used once per Netrun.	50 eb
Shield	0	0	7	Stops the first successful Non-Black ICE Attacker Program Effect from dealing brain damage. After stopping this damage, the Shield Derezzes itself. Only 1 copy of this Program can be running at a time, and each copy of this program can only be used once per Netrun.	20 eb

Attackers

Attacker	Class	ATK	DEF	REZ	Effect	Cost
Banhammer	Anti-Program	1	0	0	Does 3d6 REZ to a Non-Black ICE Program, or 2d6 REZ to a Black ICE Program	50 eb
Sword	Anti-Program	1	0	0	Does 3d6 REZ to a Black ICE Program, or 2d6 REZ to a Non-Black ICE Program	50 eb
DeckKRASH	Anti-Personnel	0	0	0	Enemy Netrunner is forcibly and unsafely Jacked Out of the NET Architecture, suffering the effect of all Rezzed enemy Black ICE they've encountered in the Architecture as they leave	100 eb
Hellbolt	Anti-Personnel	2	0	0	Does 2d6 Damage directly to the enemy Netrunners brain. Unless insulated, their Cyberdeck catches fire along with their clothing. Until they spend a Meat Action to pat themselves out, they take 2 damage to their HP whenever they end their turn. Multiple instances of this effect cannot stack	100 eb
Nervescrub	Anti-Personnel	0	0	0	Enemy Netrunner's INT, REF, and DEX are each lowered by 1d6 for the next hour (minimum 1). The effects are largely psychosomatic and leave no permanent effects	100 eb
Poison Flatline	Anti-Personnel	0	0	0	Destroys a single Non-Black ICE Program installed on the Netrunner target's Cyberdeck at random	100 eb
Superglue	Anti-Personnel	2	0	0	Enemy Netrunner cannot progress deeper into the Architecture or Jack Out safely for 1d6 Rounds (enemy netrunner can still perform an unsafe Jack Out though). Each copy of this Program can only be used once per Netrun.	100 eb
Vrizzbolt	Anti-Personnel	1	0	0	Does 1d6 Damage direct to a Netrunner's brain and lowers the amount of total NET Actions the Netrunner can accomplish on their next turn by 1 (minimum 2)	50 eb

ICE and Black ICE

Intrusion Countermeasures Electronics, refer to any electronic security measures installed upon a NET Architecture to prevent a netrunner from accessing data on it, the most dangerous of which are known as "Black ICE", which refers to ICE that is capable of killing the intruder if deemed necessary or appropriate. There are 3 types of Black ICE software, Anti-program, Anti-personnel, and worst of all, a Dæmon, an intelligent Black ICE pseudo-AI. Black ICE is more complex than standard programs, and as such, takes up two program slots rather than one, and can be used to install friendly Black ICE in a network to keep other netrunners off your tail. Dæmons are too complex to install on a cyberdeck at all, however Edgerunners may still find them useful in setting up their own NET Architectures, such as installing a home defence system including an automated turret, or a network that will deploy drones controlled by a dæmon if the dæmon detects intruders on the camera system. Purchasing your own NET Architecture will be covered on the NET page.
Upon being encountered or discovered, Black ICE will attempt to deploy it's Effect immediately by rolling it's speed, contested against your Interface+ any SPEED bonus you have active, and if it beats your Check, it deploys its Effect. It then chases it's target through the architecture, and attacks every turn, until it is derezzed, or evaded, performing it's effect again if the attack is successful

Black ICE Class	Description
Anti-Personnel Black ICE	Deadly single-minded programs that hunt down and kill Netrunners in their network
Anti-Program Black ICE	Deadly single-minded programs that hunt down and kill a Netrunner's Rezzed programs
Dæmon	Incredibly dangerous intelligent (and rumours exist of sentient or even sapient Dæmons) AI, capable of moving throughout the network at will, is always aware of all entities on it's NET, and even using control nodes to utilize the devices on the network to interact with the party in meatspace (such as emplaced defences, turrets, cameras etc)

Black ICE

Black ICE	Class	PER	SPD	ATK	DEF	REZ	Effect	Cost
Asp	Anti-Personnel	4	6	2	2	15	Destroys a single Program installed on the enemy Netrunner's Cyberdeck at random.	100 eb
Giant	Anti-Personnel	2	2	8	4	25	Does 3d6 damage direct to an enemy Netrunner's brain. The Netrunner is forcibly and unsafely Jacked Out of their current Netrun. They suffer the effect of all Rezzed enemy Black ICE they've encountered in the Architecture as they leave, not including the Giant.	1,000 eb
Hellhound	Anti-Personnel	6	6	6	2	20	Does 2d6 damage direct to the Netrunner's brain. Unless insulated, their Cyberdeck catches fire along with their clothing. Until they spend a Meat Action to put themselves out, they take 2 damage to their HP whenever their end their Turn. Multiple instances of this effect cannot stack.	500 eb
Kraken	Anti-Personnel	6	2	8	4	30	Does 3d6 damage direct to an enemy Netrunner's brain. Until the end of Netrunner's next Turn, they cannot progress deeper into the Architecture, or Jack Out safely. (The Netrunner can still perform an Unsafe Jack Out)	1,000 eb
Liche	Anti-Personnel	8	2	6	2	25	Enemy Netrunner's INT, REF, and DEX are each lowered by 1d6 for the next hour (minimum 1). The effects are largely psychosomatic and leave no permanent effects.	500 eb
Raven	Anti-Personnel	6	4	4	2	15	Derezzes a single Defender Program the enemy Netrunner has Rezzed at random, then deals 1d6 damage direct to the Netrunner's brain.	50eb
Scorpion	Anti-Personnel	2	6	2	2	15	Enemy Netrunner's MOVE is lowered by 1d6 for the next hour (minimum 1) The effects are largely psychosomatic, and leave no permanent effects.	100 eb
Skunk	Anti-Personnel	2	4	4	2	10	Until this Program is Derezzed, an enemy Netrunner hit by this Effect makes all Slide Checks at a -2. Each Skunk Black ICE can only affect a single Netrunner at a time, but the effects of multiple Skunks can stack.	100 eb
Wisp	Anti-Personnel	4	4	4	2	15	Does 1d6 damage direct to the enemy Netrunner's brain, and lowers the amount of total NET Actions the Netrunner can accomplish o their next Turn by 1 (minimum 2).	50 eb
Dragon	Anti-Program	6	4	6	6	30	Does 6d6 damage to a Program. If this damage would be enough to Derezz the Program, it is instead Destroyed.	1,000 eb
Killer	Anti-Program	4	8	6	2	20	Does 4d6 damage to a Program. If this damage would be enough to Derezz the Program, it is instead Destroyed.	500 eb
Sabertooth	Anti-Program	8	6	6	2	25	Does 6d6 damage to a Program. If this damage would be enough to Derezz the Program, it is instead Destroyed.	1,000 eb

Dæmons

Dæmon	REZ	Interface	NET Actions	Combat Number	Cost
Imp	15	3	2	14	1,000 eb
Efreet	25	4	3	14	5,000 eb
Balron	30	7	4	14	10,000 eb

Quickhacks

Quickhacks are the weapons of choice of true combat Netrunners. Instead of being run against a NetARCH, a Quickhack can only be run against an enemy individual's Personal MicroNET. Using wireless vulerabilities in their implants, Quickhacksupload directly to the target's cyberware, and cause havoc. Quickhacks can only be uploaded to a target if they have Cyberware that is vulnerable to that particular quickhack.
Targets with a Neurolink are vulnerable to ALL Quickhacks.

Quickhack	Effect	Requirements	Check	Cost
Impair Movement	Target's MOVE is lowered by 1 for the next 60 seconds (20 rounds). If reduced to 0 MOVE, they cannot take a Move Action.	Cyberleg or 2 Cyberlimbs or a Neural Link	DV 6
Sonic Shock	Target suffers the Damaged Ear Critical injury but not the bonus damage. This effect lasts 60 Seconds	Cyberaudio Suite	DV 6
Overheat	Target is now Strongly on Fire. This damage bypasses armour but does not ablate it. Extinguising the fire requires an Action.	A reasonable piece of cyberware that could overheat.	DV 8
Short Circuit	The GM chooses three pieces of cyberware other than a Cyberarm, Cyberleg, Cybereye, Cyberaudio Suite, Neuroport, Neural Link, or a Neuropory Cyberdeck. Options listed to the above cyberware can still be targeted. The selected Cyberware ceases to function for 60 seconds.	At least 1 piece of non-foundational cyberware.	DV 8
Cyberware Malfunction	The User selects a piece of cyberware on the target other than a Neuroport, Neuroport Cyberdeck Port, or Neural Link. Cyberlimbs rendered inoperable act as if they have the Broken Arm/Leg critical injury, and hang loosely. Any options attached to the selected cyberware also ceases to function.	Any cyberware other than Foundational Neuralware.	DV 10
Lure	At the start of the target's next Turn, they are forced to undertake a Move action as dictated by the User, as they feel compelled to investigate a halucination only they can percieve. Lure only works if the target is unaware of you, and that you have Jacked In to their Personal MicroNet. Lure doesn't alert the target that they've been hacked. You can't Lure someone off a cliff or into obvious physical danger, like into a spinning blade, or a building on fire.	Cyberaudio, Cyberoptics, or Neural Link.	DV 10
Puppet	You control the target's Action and Move Action during their next Turn. You can make them attack themselves with their gun, pull a pin on their grenade, or shoot their choomba. All Checks are made using the target's STATS and Skills instead of those of the puppeting Netrunner. While using the full potential of this Quickhack requires Neuralware to target, Less sophisticated versions can be attempted, such as causing them to shoot their friend by jerking their cyberarm and twitching a finger, or causing the target's cyberleg to sieze and stumble up to 4 m in a direction.	Neural Link, though simpler commands can work on just the requisite cyberware.	DV 12
Shard Ejection	Forcibly uninstall and eject one piece of a target's chipware (your choice if there are multiple installed), launching it up to 2m away from the target. This will not work if anything is obstructing the socket, such as a ChipLok or even a piece of tape over the slot.	Chipware Socket.	DV 12
System Reset	Overload a target's neural link to render then Unconsious for 60 seconds, or until they are woken by taking damage. In addition, they fall prone.	Neural Link	DV 12

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