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Just turning the summons into a spell might work as well (perhaps letting you either use fetishes or the summon spell incase you want the extra spell slot and have extra nuyen). If it's not too late, the Wild Aim spell is way better than Aim II, since it lets you boost two allies' aim. Minor Spoiler: It's in The Dig mission.

Vagabond ZOD

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I just got this due to a sale over the weekend and I've got a couple mechanics questions as the material here is different than my memory of Shadowrun. No idea if that's due to mechanics changes for the CRPG or because I'm a couple editions behind on the TTRPG and probably have forgotten some things anyway.
1) Do cybernetics impair physical adepts? I remember them knocking down your magic stat but I don't see how the magic stat matters for physical adepts.
2) How do stat/skill/specialization work? Here's my understanding from reading the tool tips, but it seems way off from my memory of the tabletop version so I find myself doubting my interpretation:
Attribute - small bonus to succeed at all related skills, acts as a threshold to how much you can improve skills
Skill - big bonus to succeed at specific skill, acts as a threshold to how much you can improve specialization
Specialization - no bonus to succeed at skill, unlocks various bonus special abilities
3) How is melee weapon damage calculated? If I have a 3 damage sword and 5 str do I do 8 damage?
4) How much do racial stat maximums matter? I don't remember getting much above 6 in stats on the tabletop.
5) Are there other things to do with karma than character improvement? I remember having other options, but they were painful because you were getting a small temp boost and losing long-term char advancement.
I've already put in a barrage of questions, but if I could ask one more favor - please avoid spoilers. I'm trying to figure out the general mechanics to determine how I want to play. I'm not concerned about 'Monowire Cat of Nine Tails is always better than Rune-enhanced Gauntlets' or 'Don't forget to load up on Downtown drugs before facing the Cyber-medusa boss.' Thank you.

Vagabond ZOD

Just some guy, you know?
I just got this due to a sale over the weekend and I've got a couple mechanics questions as the material here is different than my memory of Shadowrun. No idea if that's due to mechanics changes for the CRPG or because I'm a couple editions behind on the TTRPG and probably have forgotten some things anyway.
1) Do cybernetics impair physical adepts? I remember them knocking down your magic stat but I don't see how the magic stat matters for physical adepts.
2) How do stat/skill/specialization work? Here's my understanding from reading the tool tips, but it seems way off from my memory of the tabletop version so I find myself doubting my interpretation:
Attribute - small bonus to succeed at all related skills, acts as a threshold to how much you can improve skills
Skill - big bonus to succeed at specific skill, acts as a threshold to how much you can improve specialization
Specialization - no bonus to succeed at skill, unlocks various bonus special abilities
3) How is melee weapon damage calculated? If I have a 3 damage sword and 5 str do I do 8 damage?
4) How much do racial stat maximums matter? I don't remember getting much above 6 in stats on the tabletop.
5) Are there other things to do with karma than character improvement? I remember having other options, but they were painful because you were getting a small temp boost and losing long-term char advancement.
I've already put in a barrage of questions, but if I could ask one more favor - please avoid spoilers. I'm trying to figure out the general mechanics to determine how I want to play. I'm not concerned about 'Monowire Cat of Nine Tails is always better than Rune-enhanced Gauntlets' or 'Don't forget to load up on Downtown drugs before facing the Cyber-medusa boss.' Thank you.
  1. Finally, cyberware may cause the definite bug of reducing your spell slots by 1 after installation. This can be fixed by filling all your slots beforehand, in which case the lost slot should come back by next combat. I lost an empty slot to cyberware and it did not come back.
  2. Shadowrun Returns is a 2013 RPG based on one of the more well-known tabletop RPG settings originating from 1989, Shadowrun. It was developed and published by Harebrained Schemes, a company founded by Jordan Weisman who is one of the original designers of Shadowrun, following a successful Kickstarter.
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