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Unrelated to the [[UsefulNotes/{{Android}} mobile operating system.]]

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Unrelated to the [[UsefulNotes/{{Android}} [[Platform/{{Android}} mobile operating system.]]
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Cloning Blues renamed to Clone Angst as per TRS, specifically about angst from a character discovering that they're a clone.


* CloningBlues: Caprice has some issues over being cloned, as well as her latent psychic abilities.
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''TabletopGame/NetRunner'' is an asymmetrical card game where one player play the role of a Megacorp, (choice of Haas Bioroid, Jinteki, NBN or Weyland Consortium) and the other plays the role of hacker of varying factions and ideologies. Both sides compete to score Agenda cards.

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''TabletopGame/NetRunner'' is an asymmetrical card game where one player play the role of a Megacorp, (choice of Haas (Haas Bioroid, Jinteki, NBN or Weyland Consortium) and the other plays the role of hacker of varying factions and ideologies. Both sides compete to score Agenda cards.
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In the original {{Adventure Board Game|s}} ‘’Android’’, a murder has occurred, and 5 detectives are working to find out who did it. A game with many mechanics, there are personal stories for each detective to make a rich story with lots of replayability.

‘’TabletopGame/NetRunner’’ is an asymmetrical card game where one player play the role of a Megacorp, (choice of Haas Bioroid, Jinteki, NBN or Weyland Consortium) and the other plays the role of hacker of varying factions and ideologies. Both sides compete to score Agenda cards.

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In the original {{Adventure Board Game|s}} ‘’Android’’, ''Android'', a murder has occurred, and 5 five detectives are working to find out who did it. A game with many mechanics, there are personal stories for each detective to make a rich story with lots of replayability.

‘’TabletopGame/NetRunner’’ ''TabletopGame/NetRunner'' is an asymmetrical card game where one player play the role of a Megacorp, (choice of Haas Bioroid, Jinteki, NBN or Weyland Consortium) and the other plays the role of hacker of varying factions and ideologies. Both sides compete to score Agenda cards.
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In the original {{Adventure Board Game|s}}: Android, A murder has occurred, and 5 detectives are working to find out who did it. A game with many mechanics, there are personal stories for each detective to make a rich story with lots of replayability.

TabletopGame/NetRunner is an asymmetrical card game where one player play the role of a Megacorp, (choice of Haas Bioroid, Jinteki, NBN or Weyland Consortium) and the other plays the role of hacker of varying factions and ideologies. Both sides compete to score Agenda cards.

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In the original {{Adventure Board Game|s}}: Android, A Game|s}} ‘’Android’’, a murder has occurred, and 5 detectives are working to find out who did it. A game with many mechanics, there are personal stories for each detective to make a rich story with lots of replayability.

TabletopGame/NetRunner ‘’TabletopGame/NetRunner’’ is an asymmetrical card game where one player play the role of a Megacorp, (choice of Haas Bioroid, Jinteki, NBN or Weyland Consortium) and the other plays the role of hacker of varying factions and ideologies. Both sides compete to score Agenda cards.

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* ExpandedStatesOfAmerica: New Angeles, located in what used to be the coast of Ecuador and marching up into the Andes near Quito and surrounding Volcán Cayambe, is an unincorporated territory of the United States, and sends a nonvoting delegate to the House of Representatives known as the Resident Commissioner.



* MegaCorp: The four major corporations are Weyland Consortium, Haas-Bioroid, Jinteki, and [=NBN=].

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* MegaCity: New Angeles is physically enormous, covering approximately 62000 square kilometres and stretching all the way up into space. It offers plenty of places to explore, with all the businesses, services, and private residences its 500 million official residents require. It may also house as many as 500 million uncounted beings, including off-gridders, androids, and those simply too poor to own an ID.
* MegaCorp: The four major After capitalism won the great struggle of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, the corporations are Weyland Consortium, Haas-Bioroid, Jinteki, and [=NBN=].now hold the real power, controlling most governments.



* SpaceElevator: The iconic Beanstalk built in the city of New Angeles by Jack Weyland, founder of {{Mega Corp}} Weyland Consortium.

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* SpaceElevator: The iconic Beanstalk built in Stretching seventy thousand kilometres from Earth's surface into geocentric orbit, the city of New Angeles Space Elevator, colloquially known as the Beanstalk, was envisioned by Jack Weyland, founder of {{Mega Corp}} Weyland Consortium. as a way to make travelling into Earth's orbit easier and cheaper than expensive, finicky and inefficient chemical rockets. Workers, colonists, tourists and materiel travel daily up to the Castle at the end of the Beanstalk and beyond to Luna and Mars, while raw materials, including the precious and expensive helium-3 isotope, come down.
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Creator/{{CMON}} published GraphicNovel ''Android: Run The Citadel'' with accompanying miniatures for the second volume of CMON comics.
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Set in a {{cyberpunk}} future where {{Mega Corp}}orations run things, clones and androids are considered less than humans, and a giant space elevator ties the moon down to Earth. Setting is currently based around the city of New Angeles where the base of the space elevator is built. Other notable locations include Moon colony of Heinlein and city grid SanSan among others. Although it may appear overly oppressive with large Megacorp controlling all aspects of life, it has themes of idealism such as Caprice Nisei the first clone to be awarded rights and a setting where ordinary people, Runners, can attempt to disrupt the Agendas of said Megacorps.

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Set in a {{cyberpunk}} future where {{Mega Corp}}orations run things, clones and androids are considered less than humans, and a giant space elevator ties the moon down to Earth. Setting is currently based around the city of New Angeles where the base of the space elevator is built. Other notable locations include Moon colony of Heinlein and city grid SanSan [=SanSan=] among others. Although it may appear overly oppressive with large Megacorp controlling all aspects of life, it has themes of idealism such as Caprice Nisei the first clone to be awarded rights and a setting where ordinary people, Runners, can attempt to disrupt the Agendas of said Megacorps.
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TabletopGame/NetRunner is an asymmetrical card game where one player play the role of a Megacorp, (choice of Haas Bioroid, Jinteki, NBN or Weyland Consortium) and the other plays the role of hacker of varying factions and ideologies. Both sides compete to score Agenda cards. Has a niche but growing fanbase.

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TabletopGame/NetRunner is an asymmetrical card game where one player play the role of a Megacorp, (choice of Haas Bioroid, Jinteki, NBN or Weyland Consortium) and the other plays the role of hacker of varying factions and ideologies. Both sides compete to score Agenda cards. Has a niche but growing fanbase.
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[[JustForFun/IThoughtThatWas Has nothing to do with the Android smartphone and tablet operating system.]]

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[[JustForFun/IThoughtThatWas Has nothing Unrelated to do with the Android smartphone and tablet [[UsefulNotes/{{Android}} mobile operating system.]]
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-->It is the future. The World Changed. People did not.

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-->It ->''It is the future. The World Changed. People did not.
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