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In this episode recorded just before the end of 2018, Brendan talks about TRANSMETROPOLITAN, a cyberpunk graphic novel by Warren Ellis, the rise of investment seminars and Laramy Fisk, the next Hactivist meeting, and Investment cards. Join us!

Join us for this Holiday-themed Netrunner extravaganza, at nearly 30 minutes. Hold on to your butts. In this episode, Brendan talks about which cards would be the favorites for which characters from your favorite holiday movies. We ask how to avoid Punitive Counterstrike, and we ponder Celebrity Gift.

This week, we discuss the amazing South African science-fiction novel ZOO CITY, talk about how we're all already in the Shadow Net, and ponder the Laguna Velasco District. Join us! And be sure to reach out to us at @rattleboxgames or on forums.stimhack.com.

In this episode, Brendan discusses the Meat/Net damage deck "Red Meat," the legendary hacker Kevin Mitnick and his influence on the card pool, our new Hactivist Meeting challenge segment, and the card "Social Engineering." Join us on the stimhack forums or reach out to @rattleboxgames!

In Frantic Coding, we explore "Eleven," our STRANGER THINGS-inspired Chaos Theory deck. Also, in Executive Boot Camp, Brendan discusses the eternal struggle of the jank player -- trying to make a card work that just doesn't work. Why do we do it?

What happens when Ken Tenma installs Magnum Opus? He visits Taco Bell. Or something. Join Brendan as he explores the IDs Ken Tenma and Haarpsichord, talks about the infamous Glass House hack, and wonders what the Android world is like in Franchise City.

Reach out to use @rattleboxgames or look for Brendan in Netrunner forums as "wombat929"

Brendan talks about the brave new world of post-rotation, Core 2.0, new MWL, offers another new Brain Rewiring section, and ponders the theme of Data Folding.

Glad to be back! Brendan talks about his Noise Cache Refresh deck, introduces a new segment about cyberpunk, "Brain Rewiring," and discusses the flavor of God of War.

Brendan explores, with the help of the Reddit Netrunners, Mark Rosewater's idea of the "three kinds of Magic players," and considers whether a fourth model, the "Sunny," might be necessary to round out Netrunner psychographics. Flavor of the week: Ronald Five.

Brendan discusses Jinteki.net etiquette and his attempts to make an Architects of Tomorrow deck. Thanks for joining us. Reach out to @rattleboxgames or wombat929 on Reddit or Stimhack or BoardGameGeek.

0 - Recursion - how the How I Met Your Mother deck is developing
1 - Deckbuilding - Trying to make Architects of Tomorrow work
2 - Etiquette - How to be a pleasant opponent on Jinteki.net
3 - Flavor of the week - Jeeves Model Bioroids

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