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**$CONTENT_SUMMARY**: SOURCE MATERIAL NODES BY MODULE. CORE DATA ONLY.
**$STATUS**: IMMERSIVE EXPLORATION READY. +**$CHANGELOG_NODE**: [/wiki/changelog](https://github.com/NetrunnerCodex/NetrunnerCodex.github.io/wiki)


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+ +{: .note-title } +> Original FFG Android Netrunner Credits +> +> **Legendary Game Design Superheroes** +> +> **Original Game Design**: Richard Garfield +**Android Netrunner Game Development**: Lukas Litzsinger +**Revised Edition Development**: Damon Stone with Erik Dahlman and Michael Boggs +**Rules Text**: Adam Baker, Michael Boggs, and Erik Dahlman +**Editing**: Jacob Morris and Damon Stone +**Android Netrunner Graphic Design**: Michael Silsby with Chris Beck, Shaun Boyke, Dallas Mehlhoff, Andrew Navaro, and Evan Simonet +**Revised Edition Graphic Design**: Monica Helland with Mercedes Opheim +**Graphic Design Manager**: Brian Schomburg +**Cover Art**: Adam Schumpert +**Art Direction**: Andy Christensen and Zoë Robinson +**Managing Art Director**: Melissa Shetler +**Producer**: Erik Dahlman +**Android Universe created by**: Kevin Wilson with Daniel Lovat Clark +**Android Story Team**: Daniel Lovat Clark, Michael Hurley, Lukas Litzsinger, Katrina Ostrander +**Production Management**: Megan Duehn +**Licensing Manager**: Simone Elliott +**LCG Manager**: Chris Gerber +**Creative Director**: Andrew Navaro +**Executive Game Designer**: Corey Konieczka +**Executive Producer**: Michael Hurley +**Publisher**: Christian T. Petersen +> + +
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+`Source: Android Netrunner > Learn to Play 12.2017 (v.2)` +


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- -## Upgrades - -An upgrade is a card that represents an improvement to a server. The Corp can spend one click to install an upgrade using the “Install One Card” action. The Corp can install an upgrade in either a central server or remote server. A single server can have any number of upgrades installed in it. - -When the Corp installs an upgrade in a central server, they place the upgrade in the server’s root. A root is a dedicated space below a central server that distinguishes the upgrade from R&D, Archives, or HQ (identity card) of that central server. - -When the Corp installs an upgrade in a remote server, they place that upgrade in the same location as they would place an agenda or asset - a remote server does not have a root. Upgrades can coexist in a remote server with either an agenda or asset. - -If multiple cards exist in the same remote server, the Corp can arrange those cards vertically in such a way that they do not appear to be distinct remote servers. From the Runner’s perspective, an installed upgrade is indistinguishable from an agenda or asset until rezzed. However, if there is more than one card installed in a remote server, then the Runner knows that at least one of them must be an upgrade. - -## Damage - -Game effects can cause the Runner to suffer damage. When a Runner suffers any amount of damage, they randomly trash a number of cards from their grip equal to that amount. If the Runner cannot trash a card because they have no cards remaining in their grip, they are flatlined and the Corp wins the game. There are three types of damage: net, meat, and brain. The Runner resolves damage identically for each of these types of damage. The only difference between the damage types is the cards that may cause or prevent them. - -Additionally, brain damage causes a permanent decrease to the Runner’s maximum hand size equal to the amount of brain damage they have taken. To keep track of this, the Runner places a brain damage token in their play area for each brain damage they have taken. The Runner’s maximum hand size is reduced by the number of brain damage tokens they have. - -## Bad Publicity - -Some game effects give the Corp bad publicity. When the Corp receives bad publicity, they place a bad publicity token in their play area. - -Each time the Runner makes a run, they gain one credit for each bad publicity token the Corp has. The Runner can only spend these credits during that run. At the end of the run, the Runner must return any unspent credits earned through bad -publicity to the token bank. - -
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+`Source: Android Netrunner > Learn to Play 12.2017 (v.2)` +


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+ +## Derez + +Some Runner abilities force the Corp to derez a card. To derez a card, the Corp flips it back to its unrezzed state. + +## Hosting + +Some cards can only be installed on other cards, and some cards allows other cards to be installed on them. A card that has one or more cards installed on it is a host card. A card that is installed on another card is a hosted card. These terms also refer to a card that has one or more counters on it - the card is a host and the counters are hosted. Hosted cards and counters can be removed from the play area without affecting their host. However, if a host is removed from the play area, all of that host’s hosted cards and counters are also removed from play. + +Some abilities require a player to spend a hosted counter. To trigger such an ability, the counters must be spent from the card on which the ability appears. When a hosted counter is spent, it is placed in the token bank. + +### Virus Counters + +A virus counter is a specific type of hosted counter. The generic tokens can be used to represent virus counters. During their turn, the Corp can spend three clicks to remove all hosted virus counters from the play area. + +## Exposing Cards + +Some effects force the Corp to expose one or more cards. When a card is exposed, it is flipped faceup so the Runner can examine it. After the Runner has examined the card, it is placed facedown in the same state and location it was in prior to being exposed. If multiple cards are exposed by the the same effect, those cards are exposed simultaneously. The Runner cannot examine a facedown card that they exposed during a previous action without using another expose effect. + +


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diff --git a/docs/game_overview.md b/docs/game_overview.md index fb0e85e..09e5f8d 100644 --- a/docs/game_overview.md +++ b/docs/game_overview.md @@ -44,6 +44,10 @@ During a game of Android: Netrunner, the Runner uses their turns to build a rig > > The Netrunner Codex teaches the basic rules of Android: Netrunner. Before starting, players should continue reading the [Introduction](/docs/introduction), [Corp](/docs/introduction/corps_turn) and [Runner Turn](/docs/introduction/runners_turn) sections, which contain all the rules necessary to begin playing. If questions arise during play, players can find answers to them within the Rules Reference. After finishing their first game, players should read: [Advanced Concepts](/docs/advanced) +


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fantasyflightgames.com > android-netrunner +> The offical FFG Android Netrunner site: fantasyflightgames.com > android-netrunner > - **Learn to Play** 12.2017 (v.2) > - **Rules Reference** 08.2018 (v.1.1) > - **FAQ** 09.2018 (v.4.2) -> -> © Fantasy Flight Games
Image @@ -154,15 +153,33 @@ Humanity hurtles into space and lives on the network. Android: Netrunner provide {: .note-title } > Disclaimer > ->The Android Universe and Netrunner content featured on this site, including all imagery and intellectual property, is the copyright of their respective rights holders, including Fantasy Flight Games, and is provided solely for informational and educational purposes. The open-source Netrunner Codex project is an unofficial, non-profit and non-commercial fansite. This project is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Fantasy Flight Games or any other rights holders. All trademarks, logos, imagery, and related graphics remain the exclusive property of their respective owners. +> © 2026 Dial‑Up Mod Lab. All original content is released as open source unless otherwise stated. This is a fanmade, unofficial and non‑commercial project shared for personal and educational use only; not for resale or commercial distribution. +> +> The Netrunner Codex project is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Fantasy Flight Games, Wizards of the Coast, R. Talsorian Games, or any other rights holders. > -> Netrunner is a TM of R. Talsorian Games, Inc. Android is a TM & © Fantasy Flight Games. All rights reserved. Netrunner is licensed by Wizards of the Coast LLC. © Wizards. +> Netrunner, Android and all related trademarks, artwork, card images and intellectual property remain the exclusive property of their respective owners. Such materials are used here for informational and educational purposes only. Their inclusion does not imply any ownership or endorsement. +> +> Netrunner is a trademark of R. Talsorian Games, Inc.; © Wizards of the Coast LLC. Android is a trademark and copyright of Fantasy Flight Games. + +
+ +{: .subnet } +> - **[Welcome to the future](/docs/welcome)** > The World Changed. People Did Not. +> - **[Game Overview](/docs/game_overview)** > A card game of cyber struggles in a dystopian future +> - **[Components (Core set)](/docs/components)** > A breakdown of all the cards and tokens in the Core Set +> - **[Tutorial Setup](/docs/tutorial_setup)** > Setting up the first game +> - **[Game Example](/docs/example)** > A visual guide for card zones and placement + +


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