This is a card that can let you pick up three used Snares.
Let me emphasize for people in the cheap seats: you can Mushin this out and use it next turn to yank three Snares out of your bin.
Best card.
This is a card that can let you pick up three used Snares.
Let me emphasize for people in the cheap seats: you can Mushin this out and use it next turn to yank three Snares out of your bin.
Best card.
You're about to see a lot more of this card. Which is to say you might actually see it played.
The Underway contains Geist and Shiv, which completes the home invasion suite. These cards synergize so well with LLDS Processor it's crazy. Being able to toss a breaker down and get one, two, or even three extra strength is bonkers, they're only one influence apiece, and they're cheap. Clone Chip means you can do this ridiculous crap whenever you want.
Prepare to pour an entire can of Diesel into your rig.
Why?
No, I'm seriously asking. Why would you install this? 1 credit is reasonable for the benefit and so is 2 meat damage, but both? That's a big ask for a card that only sort of helps you with a situation that you don't want to be in to begin with.
Chrome Parlor mitigates most of the issues, but if Titanium Ribs isn't worth it in the first place then it isn't worth including another card just to make it almost playable. And that's not even addressing the fact that one or the other is going to take precious influence that you could spend on good cards.
TL;DR: the worst of the cybernetics introduced in this pack. Sad times.
Ryon Knight is a terrifying man.
It's not uncommon for a runner to cobble together a partial breaker suite for the bioroids they're actually afraid of, then click past an Eli or the like to get to your server's delicious creamy center.
Ryon fills that center with toothpaste. Brain damage is a serious deal, and for a whole two credits you can punish the runner for not having their entire rig up. If they run the server with clicks left over you can bet your shiny metal ass they're going to pay the three to trash him. He's going to die to Drive By when that drops in the next pack, but even that's not so bad when you consider that they're blowing two clicks to take out something you used one click on. You'd much rather he get shot than a Jackson Howard, for example.
He's very much at home in HB. Two influence is a pretty low cost splash, but outside of some Jinteki shenanigans I'm not sure where he fits out of faction. That being said, he's a great fit for Cybernetics Division: Humanity Upgraded and any deck that you want to toss some easy and affordable brain damage into.