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* {{Hypocrite}}: In a stunning case of {{Irony}}, late 5th Edition into 6th Edition sees Clockwork knowingly & willingly working with the Null Sect, a group of truly horrifying & malevolent DigitalAbominations, because they are openly hostile towards technomancers and other digital intelligences, with no heed or concern for the clear threat they pose to the larger world. This comes after years of hating technomancers out of the belief that they were minions of artificial intelligences & a threat to metahumanity, & is excused by it being "just business".

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* {{Hypocrite}}: In a stunning case of {{Irony}}, late 5th Edition into 6th Edition sees Clockwork knowingly & willingly working with the Null Sect, a group of truly horrifying & malevolent DigitalAbominations, {{Digital Abomination}}s, because they are openly hostile towards technomancers and other digital intelligences, with no heed or concern for the clear threat they pose to the larger world. This comes after years of hating technomancers out of the belief that they were minions of artificial intelligences & a threat to metahumanity, & is excused by it being "just business".
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* TheAlcatraz: A kind of inversion, it's the archetypal example of something impossible for a runner team to break ''into'', because: 1.) it's in space, and 2.) the megacorps have a strong interest in keeping it secure, so it has the equivalent of High Threat Response as its baseline security.

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* TheAlcatraz: A kind of inversion, it's the archetypal example of something impossible for a runner team to break ''into'', because: 1.) it's in space, and 2.) the megacorps have a strong interest in keeping it secure, so it has the equivalent of High Threat Response as its baseline security. The richest of rich executives sometimes retire there, since it's about as secure against assassinations as you can get.
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* TheAlcatraz: A kind of inversion, it's the archetypal example of something impossible for a runner team to break ''into'', because: 1.) it's in space, and 2.) the megacorps have a strong interest in keeping it secure, so it has the equivalent of High Threat Response as its baseline security.
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* ChronicBackstabbingDisorder: He doesn't exactly go out of the way to betray friends and allies, but he has zero compunctions about selling them out if the price is right.
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* TheMole: Information on former teammates is no exception. And as Riser found out, he will act on it as he kills Riser in ''Hard Targets''
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* TheMole: Information on former teammates is no exception. And as Riser found out, he will act on it as he kills Riser in ''Hard Targets''
%%* ProperlyParanoid
Targets''.
* ProperlyParanoid: A ''lot'' of people including several jackpointers want him dead, often for well-justified reasons.
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* MamaBear: Threatening her son instantly puts you on her shit list. She’s ProperlyParanoid about this, since at least one murder contract has been put out on him, and some of the Jackpointers are amoral/villlainous enough to be a threat.

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* MamaBear: Threatening her son instantly puts you on her shit list. She’s ProperlyParanoid about this, since at least one murder contract has been put out on him, and some of the Jackpointers [=JackPointers=] are amoral/villlainous enough to be a threat.

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