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As the invention of Jump drive spreads through the galaxy, new factions arise.  Charismatic leaders and entrepreneurs vie to compl...ete objectives and recruit the best minds. Can you expand your faction into the most successful galactic empire? Ambition is the first expansion to Roll for the Galaxy. It adds new factions, home worlds, and game tiles, two new dice types, and optional objectives to the base game. Newer players should play  without objectives for their first few games. read more

Election Day is here in Fear the Masses, the sixth and final Data Pack in the Mumbad Cycle for Android: Netrunner! After the India...n Union's election cycle has hinged upon heated debates over clone rights, the election's final events will carry forward for many generations. Featuring some of the most potent and deck-defining cards from the whole Mumbad Cycle, Fear the Masses carries the cycle to its climactic conclusion, but leaves it to you to deal with the fall-out. Sixty new cards (including a complete playset of nineteen different cards), feature plenty to excite fans of both NBN and those Runners who identify themselves as Anarchs. NBN gains a new identity, a new region upgrade, and two potentially game-changing assets. Meanwhile, as they march against Corp HQs, the Anarchs rally the masses toward dissent and high-pressure discard strategies. Of course, there's plenty for every faction, and Fear the Masses offers neutral cards for the Runner that give you good odds of bypassing Corp ice for free, as well as a neutral agenda for the Corp that's worth two agenda points, but only requires three advancement to score. read more

Themes of life, death, replication and rebirth in the virtual world of Android: Net runner run throughout The Source, the sixth an...d final Data Pack in the Lunar Cycle. At the cycle's close, the pack's sixty cards (three copies each of twenty different cards) offer a final exploration of the moon's grail ice, locations and Corporate divisions. You'll also find assets that reward Corps for birthing new servers and other assets that self-destruct. Meanwhile, self-propagating viruses wait to explode into the network and other programs reward you for jacking out of your runs. read more

What lies in the spaces between the data? The Spaces Between is the second Data Pack in the Lunar Cycle for Android: Net runner Th...e Card Game. Its sixty cards (three copies each of twenty different cards) continue to reestablish the game's cyber struggles amid the moon's reduced gravity, recycled air and corporate-sponsored colonies. Meanwhile, it simultaneously re-examines one of the game's fundamental conceits. What happens to events and operations after they're played? In The Spaces Between, every faction gains a new current, a type of event or operation that isn't immediately resolved and discarded after it's played, but that resides in the data streams somewhere between a state of transience and a state of permanence. The new mechanics and interactions that these currents promote are likely to create an entirely new game within the game as Corp and Runner vie not only for control of the game's data, but also for the spaces between the data. Still, The Spaces Between offers more than its new current events and operations to the game's struggle, as it blurs the boundaries between card types with a number of other upgrades, viruses and resources that mimic the effects of Ambushes and events. How will you blur the boundaries between card types? Explore The Spaces Between! CONTAINS CARDS 21-40 of the "LUNAR CYCLE." This is not a stand-alone deck. An Android: Net runner The Card Game core set is required to play. read more

The Liberated Mind is the fifth Data Pack in the Mumbai Cycle for Android: Net runner, and as the Mumbai Cycle continues to recast... the game's cyber struggles amid the heated politics and intrigues of the Indian Union, its sixty new cards (including a complete playset of nineteen different cards) explore the more transcendent qualities of life on the Network. The idea of an expanded consciousness runs throughout nearly all of The Liberated Mind, as does the futuristic spirituality of a people whose philosophy is shaped by Hinduism, Jainism, and Buddhism as well as the ability to jack into the virtual world for months on end. You'll find the mysterious Temple of the Liberated Mind given shape, alongside several of its members and their philosophies. You'll also find ways for Runners to explore life, death, and rebirth in the virtual realm. And, finally, you'll find ways for Corps to counter the Runners' efforts to expand their consciousness or even to use the Runners to further their own agendas. read more

"I'm on a need-to-know basis. I need to know everything." -Nero Severn. Democracy and Dogma is the third Data Pack in the Mum bad ...Cycle for Android: Net runner, and its sixty new cards (including a complete play set of nineteen different cards) are full of snooping, blackmail, coercion, and seedy political dealings as all the game's major players look for ways to take advantage of the chaos surrounding the Indian Union's heated national elections. At the heart of it all is the information broker and new Criminal Runner, Nero Severn, who arrives with his new console, consumer-grade hardware, and network of informants. Meanwhile, Jinteki struggles to reshape the dialogue surrounding the issue of clone rights, and Haas-Bioroid launches a clone suffrage movement and voting machine initiative to capitalize on their rival's moment of weakness. Nero Severn finds himself in a unique position to exercise his skills for gathering and monetizing everyone's dirty secrets, and there's no shortage of targets. In the heart of Mumbad's political sector, clone rights advocate Akshara Sareen, local councilmen, Jinteki' s PR division, and other players are all hard at work, vying for the population's hearts, minds, and votes. read more

"While the money pooled at the top, the power went with it, until there were two sets of laws: one for them, one for US." -Omar Ke...ung, the flashpoint even when there's no Financial certainty, there's always Financial opportunity. And at a time of frayed relations between rival Corps, much of that opportunity comes in the form of blood money, the second data pack in the flashpoint cycle for Android: net runner. With its sixty new cards (three copies each of twenty different cards), blood money continues to explore new Angeles in the wake of the twenty-three seconds incident, the ensuing Financial collapse, chaos, and violence. You'll find a host of cards that focus on using wealth to build wealth. You'll find corporate trace cards that you can play even if the Runner didn't just make a run. And you'll find plenty of people looking to take advantage of the chaos in new Angeles, from prisec operatives and bounty hunters to News reporters and rumor mongers. Finally, the environment of blood money is particularly good for fans of the Weyland and criminal factions, both of whom receive new identity cards. read more

"She flicked her left wrist and projected the virt image of her target one last time: Greg logan, lawyer, nbn surveillance contrac...ts team, hair blond, skin brown, height 172 centimeters. She didn’t know why jinteki wanted him, and didn’t care. Her part wasn’t to question."" escalation is the third data pack in the flashpoint cycle for Android: netrunner, and its sixty new cards (three copies each of twenty different cards) explore new Angeles in the wake of the twenty-three seconds incident. The city has plunged into chaos. The chaos has LED to rioting. Amid the rioting, people have died. Some died on the streets, in Bloody encounters with prisec. Some died quietly, targeted by assassins. Some simply disappeared. Yanked off the Grid in an age when the act of skirting surveillance and the ever-present Network is nearly not completely—impossible. Carrying US deeper into this chaos and the tensions pulling new Angeles apart at the seams, escalation offers a look at Corps more aggressively locking down their assets and hunt down their Rivals. Runners gain new decoders and new incentive to uncover and reveal the Truth of the Corps' activities. But amid the escalating tensions, if the runners hack the Corps, can they still survive? there's plenty of meat damage, net damage, and brain damage on the menu, along with cards that make utter trash of the runner's Rig and stack. Finally, escalation unveils two new, aggressively-minded identity cards—one for jinteki, and one for the anarchs that started the whole mess. read more

What Lies Ahead adds muscle and theme to each of the seven different factions in Android: Netrunner. Its sixty new cards (three co...pies each of twenty different cards) intensify the game's action as each of the corps receives a new agenda and a flavorful piece of ice, perfectly tailored to its base strengths. On the other side, the runner factions launch into the ongoing cyberstruggles with new icebreakers and support cards. Meanwhile, fans of the Anarchs and Haas-Bioroid should find the Data Pack particularly rewarding as each gains a new identity. read more

With the sixty new cards (three copies each of twenty unique cards) in free Mars, it's time to see how far the clans and their Run...ner allies will go to keep Mars for Martians! so strap a milspec laser to your exosuit and call in every favor you can because the revolution is here!. read more

The high-stakes of cybercrime in Android: Netrunner push runners and corporations to find the latest and greatest advancements in ...stealth and security. The sixty new cards (three copies each of twenty individual cards) in Cyber Exodus deliver. The game's seven factions find upgraded ice, new hardware for runners, new research, and ambushes. Even as the Data Pack's new technology makes each of the factions more efficient, it also derezzes the limits of the possible: -Anarchs burn brighter than before, but their resources and viruses open up whole new ratios of risk and reward. -Criminals become smoother, smarter, and gain new defenses. -Shapers push their tinkering to new heights with test runs and personal workshops. -Haas-Bioroid researches new ways to access their Archives and new Tracer technology. -Jinteki designers restructure the nature of time and space as experienced on the network. -NBN strengthens its reputation as the megacorp best situated to leverage its information into power and credits. -Weyland Consortium's advancements in new ice pay dividends. read more

Hardware and programs drive efficiency, but talent trumps them both in Humanity's Shadow, the fifth Data Pack in the Genesis Cycle...! In the future of Android: Netrunner, humans compete for work with bioroids and clones. Business is built as much from programs and hardware as from cash and concrete. To find your way in this tech-centric world, you need to be savvy to the latest upgrades, and you need a good deal of imagination. Humanity's Shadow gives you a chance to get your hands on both the most bleeding edge technology and the talent you need to make it sing. With a new Criminal identity, a daring new resource, and unique sysops for the Corporations, Humanity's Shadow profiles some of the most talented individuals pulling the strings behind the game's cyberstruggles. New events for the Runners allow you to customize your strategies while the game's Corporations look to increase their security with a more hands-on approach based upon new operations, talented sysops, traces, and traps. read more

Breaker Bay is the second Data Pack in the SanSan Cycle for Android: Net runner. It continues the cycle's guided tour of the SanSa...n region with sixty new cards (three copies each of twenty different cards) focusing on the University of the California's at Breaker Bay and its students. New resources, programs, and operations reflect everything from their living conditions to their parties, as well as the knowledge they hope to obtain and the efforts the world's largest mega corps make to recruit the best and brightest of them. read more

"See this graph? this is weyland's profits during the war. Up, up, up. Notice the Spike at the beginning, here, where hostilities ...broke out, and then again after, when reconstruction contracts were awarded. Weyland profits off the war, Weyland profits off the peace."      –the worlds of Android after previous data packs have explored the game's struggles with the settings of Luna, SanSan, Mumbad, and a new Angeles wracked by economic chaos, Daedalus complex, the first data pack in the red sand cycle for Android: Net runner, turns our attention to Mars. There, terraforming is already well underway, and millions of humans live alongside clones and bioroids in a handful of cities and nodes protected by transpolar domes. With sixty cards (three copies each of twenty different cards), Daedalus complex explores the ways that life on the red Planet is markedly different than life on earth. On Mars, it requires a certain ruggedness to live and work. Simply traveling outside of the protected cities requires breathing assistance and protective gear. The shared hardships of survival have LED to the de facto authority of the clans, and even though the Martian colony Wars have ended, the tensions between the clans, the Martian colonial authority, and the Corps remain high. Mine these conflicts for change or profit with Daedalus complex. Mars very much remains a semi-lawless frontier and any given spark has the potential to ignite a much larger flame. read more

There are three realities in the world of Android: Netrunner. You have the meat world. There, Corps are massive conglomerations, c...omprised of thousands of individuals, all housed in towers of glass, steel, and plascrete, and Runners are like all other mortals, needing to eat and breathe and sleep. Then, you have the virtual world where Corps are massive, hulking fortresses, with layers and layers of ice, and Runners may crack them open with keys, black holes, or solar flares. Finally, you have a third, equally important reality: the realm of public perception. In True Colors, the fourth Data Pack in the Spin Cycle, the Corps and Runners of Android: Netrunner struggle to control the flow of information in three realities - the physical world, the virtual world, and the world of public perception. Sixty new cards reinforce each faction's core strengths and add layers upon layers of bluffs and deception. With a host of cards to manipulate tags and bad publicity, True Colors brings the game's high stakes cybercrime more fully into the public eye than ever before. Can you separate the truth from the spin? read more

Double Time is the sixth and final Data Pack in the Spin Cycle for Android: Netrunner, and it introduces a handful of powerful Dou...ble events and operations. Doubles all require their owner to spend a click to play them, in addition to their normal costs, meaning they're high-risk gambles in a game that's as full of bluffs, counter-bluffs, risks, and gambles as Android: Netrunner. Still, if you play them right, these Doubles can offer tremendous rewards. In Double Time, you'll find a significant focus on these events. Twenty-one of them are mixed into the Data Pack's sixty new cards (three copies each of twenty individual cards), along with new hardware, programs, ice, upgrades, and more. Will you sacrifice versatility for raw power? It's time to Double down! read more

Up and Over is the fourth Data Pack in the Lunar Cycle for Android: Net runner and as the game continues to explore life on the mo...on, you'll find a lot of the standard Runner tricks no longer work. The Corps have the place locked down tight. Wave fields can fry Runners' brains. Ice can change shape mid-run. Corps can expand and contract their servers at will. It's a tricky environment for any Runner to navigate and the further you remain from your target, the more likely you'll be caught off-guard. With its sixty cards (three copies each of twenty different cards), Up and Over further develops the theme of lunar exploration that pervades the Lunar Cycle. In search of new means to bypass the Corporations' ubiquitous defenses, the game's Runners push further away from the center of Heinlein out toward the Docklands, where illicit dealers supply anything to anyone. for the right price. read more

Fear and Loathing is the fifth Data Pack in the Spin Cycle for Android: Netrunner. The futuristic world of Android: Netrunner is o...ne of vertiginous discrepancies between achievement and poverty. The megacorps that have redefined humanity with the development of custom genetics, bioroid manufacturing, and mind-machine interfacting are at least partially responsible for stabilizing social policies that mire countless masses in overcrowded, unsanitary living conditions. In the shadows of the megacorporations' towering corporate headquarters, the vast majority experience mundane desperations, fear for their jobs, loathe their limited social status, and fight a daily war for survival. The sixty new cards of Fear and Loathing (three copies each of twenty individual cards) translate this dichotomous existence to your games of Android: Netrunner. On the one hand, you have powerful and exploitive business entities like GRNDL, a subsidiary of the Weyland Consortium, and on the other, you have the beaten down and fearful masses. But there are other categories, too, and while many people may be driven to silence, the game's Runners and other spirited individuals, like the investigative reporter Tallie Perrault, are driven to action. read more

The cyberstruggles of Android: Netrunner have always been a risky affair for all involved, but Mala Tempora, the third Data Pack i...n the Spin Cycle, raises the stakes to all-new heights. Will you be able to plug its upgrades into your deck and find success? Or are you the one who will fall behind? Whatever the outcome, it won't be dull. The runners and corporate executives who direct the struggles of Android: Netrunner lead frantic lives full of fantastic highs and staggering lows, and the pace doesn't slow a beat in Mala Tempora. Many of its sixty new cards (three copies each of twenty different cards) encourage daring gambles, staking health and fortunes against opportunities to rapidly accelerate wealth and success. Of course, in an age of technological one-upmanship, why play fair? Mala Tempora also introduces a number of programs and ice that allow runners and corps to "cheat" these wagers by stealing information about their opponents' cards. Meanwhile, leave it to the Anarchs to do their own thing; while the other factions bid for greater efficiencies and more devious tricks, a new Anarch runner arrives to play the game by another entirely different set of rules! read more

The fourth Data Pack in the Mumbad Cycle for Android: Netrunner, Salsette Island introduces sixty new cards (including a complete ...play set of nineteen different cards) that carry players deeper into the intrigues, bribes, blackmail, and cybercrime surrounding the Indian Union's heated national elections. As Akshara Sareen's Ēkatā Party rides the surging interest in clone rights to take a lead in the polls, top executives from all four Corp factions become increasingly willing to forge expedient and beneficial alliances in order to counter (or exploit) the party's growing political influence and preserve their existing business models. read more

"The Twenty-Three Seconds and the unpleasantness that followed are in the past. We should concern ourselves with the future. I thi...nk we'll find a solution that will let us all get back to business as usual. Who knows? We might even find a way to come out ahead."
     –Mayor Wells The Flashpoint Cycle of Data Packs for Android: Netrunner has been full of desperate and violent Corps. Now, at the end of the cycle, as the U.S. government threatens to strip New Angeles of its privileges as a special commerce zone, Quorum gives us sixty new cards (three copies each of twenty different cards) that focus on getting back to business as usual. That means you'll find the Corps investing in their futures, deploying advanced new economic operations, bribing powerful and highly connected politicians, and layering their servers with brand new ice. It's not just the Corps that are eager to end the violence and get back to business. Still, what you want to do and what you need to aren't always the same thing. In the wake of the Twenty-Three Seconds incident and the ensuing devastation, you'll still find the game's Anarchs looking to burn things down, even as the Criminals double their efforts to work undetected and the game's Shapers show off their newest tricks. read more

Second Thoughts is the second Data Pack in the Spin Cycle for Android: Net runner The Card Game. The time has come for both corps ...and runners to take a second look at how they want to wage their burgeoning cyber wars. Are the flash and the sparkle of the newest encryption and decryption technologies luring corps and runners away from basic efficiencies? Are basic efficiencies too blunt to counter their opponents' increasingly nuanced strategies? The time has come to explore new angles, inventive new uses for programs and the importance of public perception. It's time for runners to become more creative and less obvious with their program design. It's time for the corps to run a two-pronged assault on the whole runner culture, employing lethal new ice and Black Ops teams, even as they bolster their public images with new PR campaigns. Control the message. Control the game. If you can't shatter your opponent's economy, perhaps you can change the nature of the contest. It's time for Second Thoughts. read more