Netrunner Limited : Rules List

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No.	Card Name/Type	Cost	Str	Rules
1	Afreet Program-Daemon-1 MU	2		Afreet can have up to 3 MU of programs installed in it. All icebreakers installed in Afreet have their strength reduced by 1. If Afreet leaves play, trash all programs installed in it.
				Once a program is installed in a particular place you can't move it around. Programs that are already installed may not be placed inside a daemon that comes into play later in the game.(–Wendy Wallace, Netrunner-L)
				If the Runner has an icebreaker installed in an Imp, and the Imp is installed inside an Afreet, the icebreaker's strength is only reduced by 1. When checking for penalties, the Runner only checks to see where the icebreaker is immediately installed.(–Netrunner FAQ v.1.0)
				You can install one daemon inside another.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				If an effect (e.g., Viral Breeding Ground) returns a daemon to the Runner's hand, the programs installed inside it are trashed; there is currently no effect in the game that can prevent this trashing.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				You can't install part of a program in a daemon.(–Skipper Pickle, Netrunner-L)
2	AI Boon Program-Icebreaker-Random-1 MU	12	*	[1]: Break sentry subroutine. [1]: +1 strength. At the start of each run, roll a die to determine AI Boon's strength * for that run.
				ERRATA Change strength from "" to 0. Main card text should read "At the start of each run, roll a die and add the result to AI Boon's strength for that run." (–Sparky, Netrunner-L)*
				If you have an AI Boon with Shell counters on it (cf. The Shell Traders), you can pay the bits to remove the counters and install it in the middle of a run, whenever special effects may be used by the Runner. If you do this, AI Boon is considered to have a default strength of zero - you only roll for its strength at the start of each run.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				Remember that the Runner cannot react to the Corporation's rezzing of an ice card by using his or her own special effects.(–Netrunner FAQ v.1.0)
				There is no opportunity to jack out between the time you roll the die at the start of the run and the time you encounter the first piece of ice installed on the fort.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
3	Baedeker's Net Map Program-Base Link-1 MU	1		[0]: Base link 1 [1]: +1 link
				See Access through Alpha for notes on base links.
4	Bakdoor™ Program-Base Link-2 MU	2		[0]: Base link 3 [2]: +1 link
				See Access through Alpha for notes on base links.
5	Bartmoss Memorial Icebreaker Program-Icebreaker-Random-1 MU	5	0	[1]: Break ice subroutine. [1]: +1 strength After passing each piece of ice, roll a die if you used Bartmoss Memorial Icebreaker to break any subroutines of that ice. On a 1, trash Memorial Icebreaker.
6	Black Dahlia Program-Icebreaker-Killer-1 MU	10	5	[2]: Break sentry subroutine. [2]: +1 strength
7	Blink Program-Icebreaker-Random-1 MU	5	5	[0]: Roll a die. On a 4, 5, or 6, break ice subroutine; otherwise, suffer that much Net damage. Use this ability only once on each subroutine during each encounter with a piece of ice.
				If you fail to break a subroutine with Blink, you may use another icebreaker to break the subroutine.(–Charles Keith-Stanley, Netrunner-L)
				The other icebreaker can be another Blink.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				On a 1, 2, or 3, the attempt to break the subroutine fails.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				You can break subroutines in any order you want. Any unbroken subroutines affect you in the order listed on the card.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
8	Boardwalk Program-Virus-1 MU	0		Whenever you make a successful run on HQ, give the Corp a Boardwalk counter. At the start of each of your turns, every two Boardwalk counters require the Corp to show you, at random, a card stored in HQ. If the Corp does not have enough cards stored in HQ, the Corp shows you as many cards as it has.
				If a Virus program is trashed, any corresponding Virus counters stay in play; the Corp will still have to forgo three actions to remove their effects.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				Virus counters are given if the run is successful, but not until the end of the run.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				The Corp cannot choose to keep some Virus counters.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				The Corp may forgo actions to remove Virus counters anytime that special effects can be used.(–JD Wiker, Netrunner-L)
				Viruses that say, "Every X counters have this effect," have their entire effect all at once, rather than once for every X counters the Corp has. In this case, the Corp shows you all of the cards at once, so there's no chance of seeing the same card over and over again.(–Official Netrunner Rulings)
9	Butcher Boy Program-Virus-1 MU	2		Whenever you make a successful run on HQ, give the Corp a Butcher Boy counter. Every two Butcher Boy counters gain you [1] at the start of each of your turns.
				For notes on Virus programs, see Boardwalk.
10	Cascade Program-Virus-1 MU	4		Whenever you make a successful run on R&D, give the Corp a Cascade counter. Every two Cascade counters require the Corp to trash faceup one card stored in R&D, at the start of each of its turns.
				For notes on Virus programs, see Boardwalk.
				The cards are trashed from the top of R&D.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
11	Cloak Program-Stealth-1 MU	7		Put [3] from the bank on Cloak when it is installed. Use these bits only to pay for using icebreakers during runs, but not for using noisy icebreakers. If you use any of these bits, replace them at the start of your next turn.
				ERRATA Should say, "If you use any of the bits, replace them from the bank at the start of your next turn." (–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				If bits are removed from a Stealth card because the Runner uses a Noisy card (and not because they're being spent), those bits get replaced at the beginning of the next turn.(–Netrunner FAQ v.1.0)
12	Clown Program-1 MU	4		All ice is encountered with its strength reduced by 1.
13	Cockroach Program-Virus-1 MU	0		Whenever you make a successful run on HQ, give the Corp a Cockroach counter. Two or more Cockroach counters cause all discards from HQ to become random.
				For notes on Virus programs, see Boardwalk.
14	Codecracker Program-Icebreaker-1 MU	2	0	[0]: Break code gate subroutine. [1]: +1 strength
15	Codeslinger Program-Icebreaker-Killer-1 MU	7	3	[1]: Break sentry subroutine.
16	Cyfermaster™ Program-Icebreaker-1 MU	4	5	[2]: Break code gate subroutine. [1]: +1 strength
17	Deep Thought Program-Virus-1 MU	0		Whenever you make a successful run on R&D, give the Corp a Thought counter. Three or more Thought counters allow you to look at the top card of R&D at the start of each of your turns.
				For notes on Virus programs, see Boardwalk.
18	Dogcatcher Program-Icebreaker-1 MU	3	3	[1]: Break pit bull, hellhound, bloodhound, or watchdog subroutine. [1]: +1 strength
19	Dropp™ Program-Icebreaker-1 MU	3	4	[0]: Break ice subroutine. [1]: +1 strength Using Dropp™ ends your run.
				ERRATA Should say, "[0] Break all subroutines of a piece of ice, and end the run." Delete the rules text "Using Dropp ends your run."(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				You cannot use Startup Immolator after using Dropp to break the subroutines of a piece of ice because Dropp ends the run before the Runner can choose to use Startup Immolator.(–Netrunner FAQ v.1.0)
				Dropp ends the run after the Runner finishes the piece of ice he or she was encountering when it was used.(–Netrunner FAQ v.1.0)
				The subroutines are broken, but the ice is not successfully passed; game effects triggered by "passing" ice are not triggered by breaking subroutines with Dropp.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				Crystal Palace Station Grid will force you to pay an extra bit to break each subroutine on a piece of ice; if you cannot pay for all of the subroutines, you cannot use Dropp to break them.(–Netrunner FAQ v.1.0)
				You cannot use Pattel's Virus after using Dropp to break the subroutines of a piece of ice because Dropp ends the run before it can be considered successful.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
20	Dupré Program-Icebreaker-1 MU	1	0	[1]: Break code gate subroutine. [2]: +1 strength Put a +1 strength counter on Dupré after each run during which it was used to break a subroutine. All strength counters on Dupré are lost if you use Dupré on a fort other than the one you last used it on.
21	Dwarf Program-Icebreaker-Worm-1 MU	6	3	[1]: Break wall subroutine. [1]: +1 strength
22	Emergency Self-Construct Program-1 MU	0		: Prevent yourself from being flatlined, though you still lose all cards in your hand. Remove all brain damage. For the remainder of the game, you have only three actions per turn, instead of four; your hand size is reduced by 1; and all meat damage is automatically prevented.
				For the remainder of the game, you lose one of your actions each turn; if some effect gives you additional actions (e.g, Quest for Cattekin), you would still have the benefit of the additional actions.(–Wendy Wallace, Netrunner-L)
				The "three actions per turn, instead of four part" refers to your base actions only. (–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				Emergency Self-Construct cannot prevent meat damage that is marked unpreventable (e.g., Cinderella). (–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				You can't use prevention effects unless you have something to prevent, so you can't activate Emergency Self-Construct without being flatlined.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				Each activation of Emergency Self-Construct sets the Runner's base actions to 3 per turn. You can hit the ESC key as many times per game as you like, and each time your base actions per turn will be set to 3.(–Tom Wylie)
23	Evil Twin Program-Icebreaker-Killer-1 MU	6	3	[3]: Break sentry subroutine. [1]: +1 strength Prevents up to 2 Net and/or brain damage total each turn.
24	Expert Schedule Analyzer Program-1 MU	0		After you access cards from HQ, look at all cards stored in HQ.
25	Fait Accompli Program-Virus-1 MU	1		Whenever you make a successful run on a subsidiary data fort, put a Fait counter in that fort. Every two Fait counters in a fort give +1 difficulty to all agendas installed inside that fort.
				For notes on Virus programs, see Boardwalk.
				Counters of any kind, including virus counters, are not sufficient to maintain a subsidiary data fort. When the last card in or on the fort is removed, the fort collapses. When that happens, the counters no longer exist.(–Wendy Wallace, Netrunner-L)
26	False Echo Program-1 MU	0		[2]: The Corp must rez as much ice as possible on a fort, beginning with the outermost ice and working in. Use this ability only after a successful run on that fort.
				If the Runner activates False Echo and the Corp does not rez all of the ice on the fort, a third party can be used to verify that the Corp is not able to do so, but the Corp is not required to show the ice to the Runner.(–Tom Wylie via JD Wiker, Netrunner-L)
27	Flak Program-Icebreaker-1 MU	4	2	[1]: Break AP subroutine. [1]: +1 strength
28	Force Shield Program-1 MU	2		Prevents up to 2 Net and/or brain damage total each turn.
29	Gremlins Program-Virus-1 MU	2		Whenever you make a successful run on HQ, give the Corp a Gremlin counter. Every two Gremlin counters decrease the Corp's hand size by 1.
				For notes on Virus programs, see Boardwalk.
30	Grubb Program-Icebreaker-Worm-1 MU	0	0	[1]: Break wall subroutine. [2]: +1 strength for the remainder of this run
31	Hammer Program-Icebreaker-Noisy-1 MU	2	2	[1]: Break wall subroutine. [1]: +1 strength. Whenever you break a wall subroutine with Hammer, lose a total of [2] from stealth cards.
				You are not required to have Stealth cards in play in order to use Noisy cards; losing bits from Stealth cards is a penalty, not a cost.(–Netrunner FAQ v.1.0)
32	I Spy Program-1 MU	0		: Put a Spy counter in a data fort. A Spy counter exposes all cards installed inside or on a fort containing it. The Corp may remove a Spy counter by taking an action to pay [4]. Use this ability only immediately after a successful run on that fort.
				Cards in the draw pile of R&D, the HQ hand, and the Archives are not installed, thus they are not exposed by the Spy counter.(–Netrunner FAQ v.1.0)
				Counters of any kind, including virus counters, are not sufficient to maintain a subsidiary data fort. When the last card in or on the fort is removed, the fort collapses. When that happens, the counters no longer exist. (–Wendy Wallace, Netrunner-L)
				The Spy counter is given as an "end-of-run" effect.(–Sparky on Vienna 22 and the Run chart, Netrunner-L)
33	Imp Program-Daemon-1 MU	0		Imp can have up to 2 MU of programs installed in it. All icebreakers installed in this way have their strength reduced by 1. If Imp leaves play, trash all programs installed in it.
				See Afreet for notes on Daemons.
34	Incubator Program-Virus-Random-1 MU	0		Whenever you make a successful run, give the Corp an Incubate counter. Each Incubate counter necessitates a die roll at the start of each of your turns; on each 6, choose a Virus counter and exchange that counter for two counters of the same type.
				See Cloak for notes on Stealth cards.
35	Invisibility Program-Stealth-1 MU	0		Put [1] from the bank on Invisibility when it is installed. Use this bit only to pay for using icebreakers during runs, but not for using noisy icebreakers. If you use the bit, replace it at the start of your next turn.
				ERRATA Should say, "If you use the bit, replace it from the bank at the start of your next turn."(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
36	Jackhammer Program-Icebreaker-Noisy-1 MU	1	0	[0]: Break wall subroutine. [1]: +1 strength Whenever you break a wall subroutine with Jackhammer, lose [1], if you can, from a stealth card.
				See Hammer for notes on Noisy cards.
37	Japanese Water Torture Program-Icebreaker-1 MU	7	2	[0]: Break wall subroutine. [X]: +X strength, and forgo your next X actions.
38	Joan of Arc Program-1 MU	0		: Prevent one or more of your other installed programs from being trashed. [1]: Prevent one or more of your other installed programs from being trashed, and bring Joan of Arc into your hand.
				Joan of Arc can prevent the trashing of Mystery Box, and the program will still be installed.(–Netrunner FAQ v.1.0)
				If you have Joan of Arc in play and you access two Chimeras in the same data fort, you access the first Chimera, sacrifice Joan in response, then you access the second and lose the daemon anyway.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				If a single effect trashes multiple programs (e.g., Experimental AI) and Joan of Arc is chosen first, Joan can still prevent the trashing of the other programs; prevention effects can be activated prior to the consequences of the effect.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				If you trash one or more of your cards to gain a benefit, then use Joan of Arc to prevent the card(s) from being trashed, you do not gain the benefit (e.g., if you play misc.for-sale to trash programs and gain 3 bits for each program you trash, you can't use Joan to prevent the programs from being trashed, nor could you use Joan to keep an Emergency Self-Construct in play when you activate it) (REVERSEs previous rulings).(–Skipper Pickle,Netrunner-L)
39	Krash Program-Icebreaker-1 MU	0	0	[2]: Break ice subroutine. [2]: +1 strength
40	Loony Goon Program-Icebreaker-Killer-1 MU	4	0	[1]: Break sentry subroutine. [1]: +1 strength
41	Microtech AI Interface Program-1 MU	0		Whenever you are about to access cards from R&D, you may first choose to cut any number of cards from the top of R&D to the bottom of R&D.
42	Mouse Program-Detection-1 MU	2		: Expose a card installed inside a data fort.
				Cannot expose ice cards, which are installed on forts, not in forts.(–Official Netrunner Rulings)
43	Mystery Box Program-1 MU	3		[0]: Show the top five cards of your stack to the Corp. If any of those cards are programs, trash Mystery Box and then install one of those programs, at no cost. Shuffle your stack afterwards. Use this ability only during a run and only once each run.
				Joan of Arc can prevent the trashing of Mystery Box, and the new program will still be installed.(–Wendy Wallace, Netrunner-L)
44	Netspace Inverter Program-1 MU	0		Reverse a fort's ice cards so that the outermost piece of ice becomes the innermost piece of ice, and so forth. Use this ability only immediately after a successful run on that data fort.
45	Newsgroup Filter Program-2 MU	5		: Gain [2].
46	Pattel's Virus Program-Virus-1 MU	1		Whenever you make a successful run, put a Pattel counter on a piece of ice that had all its subroutines broken during that run. Each Pattel counter on a piece of ice reduces its strength by 1.
				For notes on Virus programs, see Boardwalk.
				You cannot use Pattel's Virus after using Dropp to break the subroutines of a piece of ice because Dropp ends the run before it can be considered successful.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				Read it like this "Whenever you make successful run, put ONE Pattel counter on ONE piece of ice that had all its subroutines broken during that run. Each Pattel counter on a piece of ice reduces its strength by 1."(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				Ice with no subroutines on it (e.g., Hunting Pack as the only ice on a fort) can be considered to have had all of its subroutines broken.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
47	Pile Driver Program-Icebreaker-Noisy-1 MU	1	7	[3]: Break up to four wall subroutines on a single piece of ice. [1]: +1 strength. Whenever you use Pile Driver's break-walls subroutine, lose a total of [3], from stealth cards.
				See Hammer for notes on Noisy cards.
				Crystal Palace Station Grid will force you to pay an extra bit to break each subroutine on a piece of ice. Since you pay to break "up to four" subroutines at a time, you can choose to pay only for those subroutines you wish to break.(–Netrunner FAQ v.1.0)
48	Poltergeist Program-1 MU	0		Put [2] on Poltergeist when it is installed. Use these bits only to pay for trashing nodes. If you use any of these bits, replace them at the start of your next turn.
				ERRATA Should say, "Put [2] from the bank on Poltergeist..." and "If you use any of these bits, replace them from the bank at the start of your next turn."(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
49	Pox Program-Virus-1 MU	0		Whenever you make a successful run, put a Pox counter in the fort that was run. Every two Pox counters in a fort require the Corp to pay [1], in addition to any other costs, to install a card inside or on that fort.
				For notes on Virus programs, see Boardwalk.
				Counters of any kind, including virus counters, are not sufficient to maintain a subsidiary data fort. When the last card in or on the fort is removed, the fort collapses. When that happens, the counters no longer exist.(–Wendy Wallace, Netrunner-L)
50	R&D-Protocol Files Program-1 MU	0		: Make a run on R&D, but instead of accessing cards, look at the top five cards of R&D.
51	Rabbit Program-1 MU	0		Ice that attempts to trace you has its trace limit reduced by 1.
				Note that Rabbit reduces the trace limit, not the trace, so Rabbit merely limits how much the Corp can spend. Barring other effects, the trace value will always be at least 0.(–Official Netrunner Rulings)
52	Raffles Program-Icebreaker-1 MU	7	4	[1]: Break code gate subroutine. [2]: +1 strength
53	Ramming Piston Program-Icebreaker-Noisy-1 MU	4	5	[2]: Break wall subroutine. [1]: +1 strength Whenever you break a wall subroutine with Ramming Piston, lose a total of [2] from stealth cards.
				See Hammer for notes on Noisy cards.
54	Raptor Program-Icebreaker-Killer-1 MU	1	1	[2]: Break sentry subroutine. [1]: +1 strength
55	Reflector Program-Icebreaker-1 MU	2	4	[0]: Break stun, hellbolt, or knockout subroutine.
56	Replicator Program-Icebreaker-1 MU	5	2	[0]: Break ice subroutine that traces. [1]: +1 strength
57	Scatter Shot Program-1 MU	0		Put [2] from the bank on Scatter Shot when it is installed. Use these bits only to pay for trashing upgrades. If you use any of these bits, replace them at the start of your next turn.
				ERRATA Should say, "If you use any of these bits, replace them from the bank at the start of your next turn."(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
58	SeeYa Program-Detection-1 MU	3		, [1]: Expose an installed card.
				Cards in the draw pile of R&D, the HQ hand, and the Archives are not installed.(–Netrunner FAQ v.1.0)
59	Self-Modifying Code Program-2 MU	2		: Search your stack for a program and install that program, if you can. Shuffle your stack afterwards. Use this ability only during a run.
				ERRATA Should say, "You may use this ability during an encounter with a piece of ice."(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				You must pay the program's installation cost.(–Wendy Wallace, Netrunner-L)
				If you can't install the program, it remains in your stack (unlike other search cards, it never states, "bring it into your hand"); note that MU will never prohibit you from installing a program, but sometimes you'll have to trash something else in play to do so. (–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
60	Shaka Program-Icebreaker-Killer-1 MU	4	2	[1]: Break sentry subroutine. [2]: +1 strength
61	Shield Program-1 MU	0		Prevents up to 2 Net damage each turn.
62	Shredder Uplink Protocol Program-2 MU	4		: Make a run on the Archives. If run is successful, do not access cards from the Archives; instead, treat run as a successful run on HQ.
				With Shredder Uplink Protocol, you access upgrades in HQ. (–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				Note that you are treating the run as a successful run on HQ for all intents and purposes, not simply accessing cards stored in HQ.(–Official Netrunner Rulings)
63	Signpost Program-1 MU	2		[1]: +2 link. Use this ability only once during each trace attempt, and only after you and the Corp have revealed how much each of you spent.
				You have to use bits you haven't allocated in the trace/link auction.(–Charles Keith-Stanley, Netrunner-L)
				You can use Signpost even if you do not have a Base Link card in play (the Runner always starts with a base link of zero).(–Netrunner FAQ v.1.0)
64	Skivviss Program-Virus-1 MU	3		Whenever you make a successful run on R&D, give the Corp a Skivviss counter. Each Skivviss counter requires the Corp to draw one extra card at the start of each of its turns.
				For notes on Virus programs, see Boardwalk.
				Being required to draw additional cards via Skiviss, does not use up any of the Corp's normal 3 actions per turn; it is a start-of-turn effect.(–Charles Keith-Stanley, Netrunner-L)
65	Smarteye Program-Detection-1 MU	2		Once during each run, you may expose a piece of unrezzed ice as you approach it. You may then jack out before the Corp decides whether to rez the ice.
				If some effect prevents you from jacking out (e.g., Jack Attack), you lose the ability granted by Smarteye to jack out early.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				The Corp can use Omni Kismet, Ph.D to switch the exposed ice for a piece of concealed ice, which the Runner cannot expose (since he or she no longer has the opportunity to use special effects before the ice is rezzed).(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
66	Snowball Program-Icebreaker-Killer-1 MU	10	0	Snowball has +1 strength for each subroutine it has broken during a run, until the end of that run. [1]: Break sentry subroutine. [1]: +1 strength
67	Speed Trap Program-Detection-1 MU	0		[0]: Jack out before an upgrade or node takes effect. Use this ability only immediately after the Corp has rezzed that upgrade or node.
				The run is considered successful if the Runner activates Speed Trap after passing the last piece of ice on the fort, but the Runner does not access cards.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				You can only activate Speed Trap in response to the Corp rezzing an upgrade or a node. Ambush agenda (e.g., Marked Accounts) cannot be avoided with Speed Trap. Virus Test Site does not have to be rezzed, even if it is installed, so Speed Trap doesn't work against it. When the Runner accesses other Ambush nodes from R&D or HQ and the node specifies that it takes effect "even when it is not installed" (e.g., Speed Trap or Doppelganger Antibody), it cannot be avoided with Speed Trap, since the Corp does not rez those cards; however, if they are installed, then the Corp does have to rez them for their punitive effects to take place, and thus Speed Trap can be successfully activated.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
68	Startup Immolator Program-1 MU	0		: Pay the rez cost of a piece of ice to trash that piece of ice. Use this ability only if you have just broken all the subroutines of that piece of ice.
				ERRATA Should say, "Use this ability after passing that piece of ice, if you broke all the subroutines of that ice."(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				You cannot use Startup Immolator after using Dropp to break the subroutines of a piece of ice because Dropp ends the run before the Runner can choose to use Startup Immolator.(–Netrunner FAQ v.1.0)
				Contrary to Netrunner FAQ v.1.0, if you use Joan of Arc to prevent the trashing of Startup Immolator, the piece of ice will not be trashed (REVERSEs a previous ruling).(–Skipper Pickle, Netrunner-L)
				You can only use Startup Immolator during a run.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				Ice with no subroutines on it (e.g., Hunting Pack as the only ice on a fort) can be considered to have had all of its subroutines broken.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
69	Succubus Program-Daemon-1 MU	3		Succubus can have up to 3 MU of programs installed in it. If Succubus leaves play, trash all programs installed in it.
				See Afreet for notes on Daemons.
70	Tinweasel Program-Icebreaker-1 MU	5	3	[0]: Break code gate subroutine.
71	Vewy Vewy Quiet Program-Stealth-1 MU	4		Put [2] from the bank on Vewy Vewy Quiet when it is installed. Use these bits only to pay for using icebreakers during runs, but not for using noisy icebreakers. If you use any of these bits, replace them at the start of your next turn.
				ERRATA Should say, "If you use any of these bits, replace them from the bank...." (–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				See Cloak for notes on Stealth cards.
72	Wild Card Program-Icebreaker-Killer-1 MU	0	0	[0]: Break sentry subroutine. [3]: +1 strength
73	Wizard's Book Program-Icebreaker-1 MU	5	2	[0]: Break code gate subroutine. [2]: +1 strength
74	Worm Program-Icebreaker-Worm-1 MU	4	2	[0]: Break wall subroutine. [3]: +1 strength
75	Zetatech Software Installer Program-1 MU	0		Put [2] on Software Installer when it is installed. Use these bits only to pay for installing programs. You may use these bits to install a program overwriting Software Installer itself. If you use any of these bits, replace them at the start of your next turn.
				ERRATA Should say, "Put [2] from the bank on Software Installer ..." and "If you use any of these bits, replace them from the bank at the start of your next turn."(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
76	All-Nighter Prep	0		Make a run; whether or not that run is successful, you may then make another run.
77	Anonymous Tip Prep-Sabotage	3		Derez a piece of black ice of your choice.
78	Arasaka Owns You Prep	0		Do not play Arasaka Owns You as a normal action; instead, play it when you would suffer enough damage to flatline you. Prevent all of that damage, trash Arasaka Owns You, remove any brain damage you have suffered, and then refresh your hand to its maximum size. Gain [10] and remove all tags, at no cost. You forgo your next four actions, and you forfeit the next 3 agenda points you score.
				Playing Arasaka Owns You during a run does not end the run.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				Any prevention effect is also a condition for play.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				If you are flatlined by unpreventable damage, you cannot play Arasaka Owns You.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
79	Bodyweight™ Synthetic Blood Prep	2		Draw five cards.
80	Core Command: Jettison Ice Prep-Sabotage	0		Play only if you made a successful run on HQ this turn. Pay the rez cost of a piece of rezzed ice to trash it.
81	Custodial Position Prep	2		Make a run on R&D. If run is successful, access two additional cards from R&D.
				The additional cards accessed do not include cards installed in R&D.(–JD Wiker, Netrunner-L)
82	Deal with Militech Prep	0		Play only if you liberated any Research agendas this turn. Put a Militech counter on each of your icebreakers. A Militech counter gives the icebreaker it is on +1 strength.
83	Desperate Competitor Prep	0		Play only if you liberated any Gray Ops agendas this turn. Score 1 agenda point.
84	Edited Shipping Manifests Prep-Sabotage	1		Make a run on HQ. If run is successful, and the Corp has any bits when you would access HQ, do not access cards from HQ; instead, the Corp loses [1] and gives you a tag, and you gain [10].
				If you want to prevent the tag given by Edited Shipping Manifests, you cannot pay for the tag prevention effect (e.g., Nasuko Cycle) using the bits from that Edited Shipping Manifests. Since the Runner must process a card's effects in order, he or she does not get the ten bits until after the tag is given.(–Netrunner FAQ v.1.0)
				If the run is successful and the Corp has no bits, the Runner accesses cards as normal.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
85	Executive Wiretaps Prep	2		Make a run on HQ. If run is successful, access two additional cards from HQ.
				The additional cards accessed do not include cards installed in HQ.(–JD Wiker, Netrunner-L)
86	Forged Activation Orders Prep-Sabotage	1		Choose a piece of ice. The Corp either rezzes that piece of ice or trashes it.
				ERRATA Forged Activation Orders has no effect on a piece of rezzed ice; the card should say "Choose an unrezzed piece of ice."(–Official Netrunner Rulings)
87	Forgotten Backup Chip Prep	0		Search your trash for a program and bring it into your hand.
88	Fortress Respecification Prep-Sabotage	0		Play only if you made a successful run this turn. Rearrange the ice installed on the last fort on which you made a successful run. This does not expose any concealed ice.
89	Gideon's Pawnshop Prep	2		Search your trash for a card and bring it into your hand.
90	Hot Tip for WNS Prep	0		Score 1 agenda point if you liberated any Black Ops agendas this turn.
91	Hunt Club BBS Prep-BBS	1		Expose up to three installed cards.
				All choices about which and how many cards will be exposed are made before any of them are exposed.(–Netrunner FAQ v.1.0)
92	Ice and Data's Guide to the Net Prep	0		Expose the outermost ice of each data fort.
93	If You Want It Done Right... Prep	0		Look through the top five cards of your stack. Bring one of those cards into your hand, and arrange the rest in any order you choose.
94	Inside Job Prep	2		Make a run. You automatically pass the first piece of ice you encounter during that run.
95	Jack 'n' Joe Prep	0		Draw three cards.
96	Kilroy Was Here Prep-Sabotage	0		Make a run on R&D; you may trash, at no cost, any cards you access that were stored in R&D, even if the cards cannot normally be trashed.
				You may trash agendas even if an effect prevents you from scoring those agendas (e.g., Red Herrings).(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
97	Livewire's Contacts Prep	0		Gain [3].
98	Lucidrine™ Booster Drug Prep	0		Make a run, and gain [9], which you may use only during that run. After that run is completed, suffer 1 brain damage; this damage cannot be prevented. Then, return to the bank any of the [9] not spent.
				You may use the bits from Lucidrine Booster Drug to pay for trashing nodes and upgrades accessed during that run. (–Wendy Wallace, Netrunner-L)
				Preps and Operations go to the trash after they're fully declared (i.e., after all decisions are made) but before they're resolved; Lucidrine Booster Drug goes into the trash before any cards trashed as a result of the run and before the card you lose to the brain damage caused by Lucidrine Booster Drug.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				You don't take the brain damage until after the run is complete, so if you score enough agenda to win (or meet another winning condition such as trashing Nevinyrral), you never suffer the damage.(–Official Netrunner Rulings)
99	Mantis, Fixer-at-Large Prep	3		Search your stack for a card, and bring it into your hand. Reshuffle your stack afterwards.
100	misc.for-sale Prep-BBS	0		Trash any number of your installed cards. Gain [3] for each card trashed in this way.
				misc.for-sale no longer has an erratum that inserts the word "successfully" before the word "trashed." But you still can't get bits from misc.for-sale if you use Joan of Arc to prevent programs from being trashed.(–Skipper Pickle, Netrunner-L)
101	MIT West Tier Prep	3		Shuffle your hand, trash, and stack together, and then draw five cards. When you play MIT West Tier, remove it from the game instead of trashing it.
102	Open-Ended® Mileage Program Prep	0		Remove a tag, at no cost. You may pay [1] when you play Open-Ended® Mileage Program to take it back into your hand instead of trashing it.
103	Organ Donor Prep	0		Trash up to five cards from your hand. Gain [2] for each card trashed in this way.
				Preps and Operations go to the trash after they're fully declared (i.e., after all decisions are made) but before they're resolved; Organ Donor goes into the trash before any cards are trashed from your hand.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
104	Playful AI Prep-AI-Random	1		Roll a die. On a 1, 2, or 3, gain that many bits, set aside that many dice to roll again, or choose some combination thereof. Repeat until you have rolled all the dice you set aside.
105	Priority Wreck Prep-Sabotage	0		Make a run on HQ. If run is successful, do not access cards from HQ; instead, pay any number of bits to force the Corp to lose that many bits.
106	Private LDL Access Prep	0		Make a run on HQ. If run is successful, do not access cards from HQ; instead, treat run as a successful run on R&D.
107	Romp through HQ Prep-Sabotage	2		Make a run on HQ; you may trash, at no cost, any cards you access that were stored in HQ, even if the cards cannot normally be trashed.
108	Score! Prep	5		Gain [9]
109	Security Code WORM Chip Prep-Sabotage	0		Play only if you made a successful run on HQ this turn. Trash a piece of unrezzed ice.
110	Sneak Preview Prep	3		Choose a program from your trash or search your stack for a program. Install that program, at no cost. Shuffle your stack afterwards. At the end of the turn, take the program into your hand.
				If you use Sneak Preview to install a program, then later trash that program, it will not return to your hand. (–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				If the program ends up on a Microtech Backup Drive, or leaves play for any other reason, it won't return to your hand.(–Tom Wylie)
111	Social Engineering Prep	1		Hide at least 2 from your pool in your hand; the Corp then guesses how many bits you hid. If the Corp guesses correctly, lose that many bits. Otherwise, choose a data fort and a piece of ice on that fort. Then make a run on that fort, during which you automatically pass that piece of ice.
				The Corp has the right to count the Runner's bits before the effect starts, but not once the guessing game begins.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				You must encounter a piece of ice before you pass it. If the Runner chooses an unrezzed piece of ice, the Corp has a chance to rez that ice.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				Social Engineering only allows you to pass that piece of ice one time during that run.(–Skipper Pickle, Netrunner-L)
112	Stumble through Wilderspace Prep	2		Make a run. You have +9 link for every trace attempt made during that run.
113	Synchronized Attack on HQ Prep	4		Play only if you made a successful run on HQ this turn. The Corp discards all cards. The Corp can retain cards by paying [2] for each card not discarded.
				Each card for which the Corp pays 2 bits is no longer available to be discarded. Essentially, effects that force the Corp's discards to be random (e.g., Cockroach) are worthless when combined with Synchronized Attack.(–Tom Wylie via Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				Unofficial Errata Sparky says, "To make the function of [Synchronized Attack on HQ] more clear, we're CONSIDERING 'For each card stored in HQ, Corp either pays[2] or discards that card.' This better explains why the card interacts the way it does with discard modifiers, like Cockroach counters."(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
114	Temple Microcode Outlet Prep-BBS	1		Search your stack for a program. Show that program to the Corp, and then bring it into your hand. Reshuffle your stack afterwards.
115	Terrorist Reprisal Prep	2		Play only if the Corp scored any Black Ops agendas during its last turn. The Corp discards five cards at random.
116	Total Genetic Retrofit Prep	3		Remove all tags, at no cost, and automatically avoid receiving your next tag.
				If multiple Total Genetic Retrofits are played, their effects are cumulative i.e., if you play two Retrofits, you avoid your next two tags) (REVERSEs a previous ruling).(–Skipper Pickle, Netrunner-L)
117	Valu-Pak Software Bundle Prep	0		Gain up to five consecutive actions, which you may use only to install programs, and gain [1]. If you do not spend the bit during these actions, return it to the bank afterwards.
				You get 5 actions and 1 bit, not 5 actions and 1 bit per action.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				You must use the actions you gain from Valu-Pak Software Bundle before any other action or forfeit them. (–JD Wiker, Netrunner-L)
				The bit must be spent "during" one of the actions gained from Valu-Pak Software Bundle--you cannot use it on special effects that occur between those actions. (–Skipper Pickle, Netrunner-L)
118	Weather-to-Finance Pipe Prep-Sabotage	0		Make a run on HQ. If run is successful, do not access cards from HQ; instead, the Corp loses [4].
119	Arasaka Portable Prototype Hardware-Deck	11		Provides +3 MU. Installing Arasaka Portable Prototype costs 1 agenda point, in addition to the normal cost. Put [3] from the bank on Arasaka Portable Prototype when it is installed. Use these bits only to pay for using icebreakers during runs. If you use any of these bits, replace them at the start of your next turn.
				ERRATA Should say, "If you use any of the bits, replace them from the bank at the start of your next turn."(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
120	"Armadillo" Armored Road Home Hardware-Vehicle	2		Put [2] from the bank on Armored Road Home when it is installed. Use these bits only to pay for removing tags. If you use any of these bits, replace them at the start of your next turn. : Prevent up to 3 meat damage.
				ERRATA Should say, "If you use any of the bits, replace them from the bank at the start of your next turn."(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
121	Armored Fridge Hardware	3		Put seven Ablative counters on Armored Fridge when it is installed. When the last Ablative counter has been removed, trash Armored Fridge. Ablative counter: Prevent 1 meat damage.
122	Artemis 2020 Hardware-Deck	10		Provides +2 MU. Put [2] from the bank on Artemis 2020 when it is installed. Use these bits only to pay for using icebreakers during runs. If you use any of these bits, replace them at the start of your next turn.
				ERRATA Should say, "If you use any of the bits, replace them from the bank at the start of your next turn."(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
123	Bodyweight™ Data Crèche Hardware-Deck	3		Provides +1 MU. Once per turn, right after making a successful run, you can choose to make another run without taking an action to do so.
				You may make the extra run after a successful run using the extra action provided by Wilson, Weeflerunner Apprentice; there is no limit on the number of bits you can use during the Bodyweight Data Creche run.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				Since, the bonus run granted by Bodyweight Data Creche does not happen in the context of an action, it does not occur "during" an action and is not prohibited by the first subroutine on Haunting Inquisition. This means that you could use the bonus run right after a (successful) run in which you become Haunted.(–Skipper Pickle, Netrunner-L)
124	Corolla Speed Chip Hardware-Chip	1		Put [1] from the bank on Corolla Speed Chip when it is installed. Use this bit only to pay for using killers during runs. If you use the bit, replace it at the start of your next turn.
				ERRATA Should say, "If you use the bit, replace it from the bank at the start of your next turn."(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
125	Dermatech Bodyplating Hardware-Cybernetics	0		Prevents 1 meat damage each turn.
				ERRATA Should say "Prevent up to 1 meat damage each turn."(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
126	"Drifter" Mobile Environment Hardware-Vehicle	0		Put [2] from the bank on Mobile Environment when it is installed. Use these bits only to pay for removing tags. If you use any of these bits, replace them at the start of your next turn.
				ERRATA Should say, "If you use any of these bits, replace them from the bank...." (–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				You can use the bits only for tag removal, not for activating card effects that result in tag removal (e.g., you can't use these bits to activate Nomad Allies).(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
127	Full Body Conversion Hardware-Cybernetics	0		Prevents all meat damage. For each [1] the Corp pays when meat damage is done, 1 point of meat damage is not prevented by this card.
128	"Green Knight" Surge Buffers Hardware	0		Prevents 1 Net damage each turn.
				ERRATA Should say "Prevents up to 1 Net damage each turn."(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
129	HQ Interface Hardware	4		Whenever you access cards from HQ, access an additional card from HQ.
				Multiple HQ Interfaces provide cumulative effects.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				The additional cards accessed do not include cards installed in HQ. (–JD Wiker, Netrunner-L)
130	Lifesaver™ Nanosurgeons Hardware-Cybernetics	1		: Draw two cards. Use this ability only if you were damaged during any of your last three actions. : Prevent 1 brain damage.
				If some effect prevents the damage (e.g., Shield), you cannot use Lifesaver Nanosurgeons to draw cards.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				The damage must happen DURING one of your last three actions; you can't activate the drawing effect of Lifesaver Nanosurgeons using damage that occurs between actions or as a start-of-turn or end-of-turn effect to fulfill the prerequisite condition.(–JD Wiker, Netrunner-L)
				Lifesaver Nanosurgeons no longer has an erratum that inserts the word "successfully" before the word "damaged."(–Skipper Pickle, Netrunner-L)
131	Microtech Backup Drive Hardware	0		Whenever one or more installed programs are being sent to the trash at the same time, you may instead choose to put any or all of the programs on top of Microtech Backup Drive in any order you choose. If Backup Drive is removed from play, trash any cards on it. : Bring the top card on Backup Drive into your hand.
				Cards placed on Microtech Backup Drive go faceup.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				A program that goes to a Microtech Backup Drive can be considered trashed and out of play (REVERSEs a previous ruling).(–Skipper Pickle, Netrunner-L)
132	Microtech 'Trode Set Hardware	1		Pay [1], in addition to the normal cost, to break each ice subroutine. Ignore all AP subroutines except those that trace, or that do Net damage. Prevents all but 1 Net damage from each AP subroutine you do not break.
				"Ignoring" a subroutine means that you don't even get a chance to break it, not that you just ignore its effect. (–Official Netrunner Rulings)
133	Militech MRAM Chip Hardware-Chip-Cybernetics	2		Hand size +3
134	MRAM Chip Hardware-Chip-Cybernetics	1		Hand size +2
135	Nasuko Cycle Hardware-Vehicle	1		[3]: Avoid receiving a tag.
136	Pandora's Deck Hardware-Deck	6		Provides +2 MU. Put [3] from the bank on Pandora's Deck when it is installed. Use these bits only to pay for increasing your link. If you use any of these bits, replace them at the start of your next turn.
				ERRATA Should say, "If you use any of the bits, replace them from the bank at the start of your next turn." (–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				These bits cannot be used for SETTING a base link--only for using effects that modify a base link (e.g., these bits could not be used to pay for Access through Alpha, since Alpha only sets a base link, but does not allow you to increase your link).(–JD Wiker, Netrunner-L)
137	Parraline 5750 Hardware-Deck	5		Provides +1 MU. Put [1] from the bank on Parraline 5750 when it is installed. Use this bit only to pay for using icebreakers during runs. If you use the bit, replace it at the start of your next turn.
138	PK-6089a Hardware-Deck	4		Provides +1 MU. Put [3] from the bank on PK-6089a when it is installed. Use these bits only to pay for increasing your link. If you use any of these btis, replace them at the start of your next turn.
				ERRATA Should say, "If you use any of the bits, replace them from the bank at the start of your next turn."(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				These bits cannot be used for SETTING a base link--only for using effects that modify a base link (e.g., these bits could not be used to pay for Access through Alpha, since Alpha only sets a base link, but does not allow you to increase your link).(–JD Wiker, Netrunner-L)
139	R&D Interface Hardware	4		Whenever you access cards from R&D, access an additional card from R&D.
				Multiple R&D Interfaces provide cumulative effects.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				The additional cards accessed do not include cards installed in R&D.(–JD Wiker, Netrunner-L)
140	Raven Microcyb Eagle Hardware-Deck	6		Provides +1 MU. Prevents 1 Net damage each turn. Put [1] from the bank on Microcyb Eagle when it is installed. Use this bit only to pay for using icebreakers during runs. If you use the bit, replace it at the start of your next turn.
				ERRATA Should say, "Prevents up to 1 Net damage each turn," and "If you use any of these bits, replace them from the bank at the start of your next turn."(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
141	Raven Microcyb Owl Hardware-Deck-Stealth	11		Provides +1 MU. Put [3] from the bank on Microcyb Owl when it is installed. Use these bits only to pay for using icebreakers during runs, but not for using noisy icebreakers. If you use any of these bits, replace them at the start of your next turn.
				ERRATA Should say, "If you use any of these bits, replace them from the bank at the start of your next turn." (–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				See Cloak for notes on Stealth cards.
142	Record Reconstructor Hardware	0		: Make a run on the Archives. If run is successful, do not access cards from the Archives; instead, shuffle the face-up pile of the Archives and then put the top two cards from that pile on R&D.
143	Techtronica™ Utility Suit Hardware-Deck	6		Provides +1 MU. Prevents 1 meat damage each turn. Put [5] on Techtronica™ Utility Suit when it is installed. Use these bits only to pay for increasing your link. If you use any of these bits, replace them at the start of your next turn.
				ERRATA Should say, "Put [5] from the bank on Techtronica Utility Suit ..." and "If you use any of these bits, replace them from the bank at the start of your next turn." Should say "Prevents up to 1 meat damage each turn"(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				These bits cannot be used for SETTING a base link--only for using effects that modify a base link (e.g., these bits could not be used to pay for Access through Alpha, since Alpha only sets a base link, but does not allow you to increase your link).(–JD Wiker, Netrunner-L)
144	Tycho Mem Chip Hardware-Chip	5		Provides +3 MU.
145	WuTech Mem Chip Hardware-Chip	1		Provides +1 MU.
146	Zetatech Mem Chip Hardware-Chip	3		Provides +2 MU.
147	ZZ22 Speed Chip Hardware-Chip	5		Put [2] from the bank on ZZ22 Speed Chip when it is installed. Use these bits only to pay for using killers during runs. If you use any of these bits, replace them at the start of your next turn.
				ERRATA Should say, "If you use any of these bits, replace them from the bank...." (–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
148	Access Through Alpha Resource-Base Link	9		[1]: Base link 9
				You must establish a base link value by paying the base link cost on whatever gives you link, before you can pay to increase the link. You can only use a single source for base link, and if that source also allows you to increase your link, you may use that source as much as you can afford. If you have other means to increase your link besides another base link, you may use that as well. (–Charles Keith-Stanley, Netrunner-L)
149	Access to Arasaka Resource-Base Link	2		[2]: Base link 4 [2]: +1 link
				See Access through Alpha for notes on base links.
150	Access to Kiribati Resource-Base Link	1		[1]: Base link 1 [1]: +1 link
				See Access through Alpha for notes on base links.
151	Aujourd'Oui Resource-BBS	0		: Look at the top five cards of your stack. You may bring any program cards among them into your hand. Pay [1] for each card taken in this way, and show those cards to the Corp. Shuffle your stack.
				When City Surveillance is in play, you don't have to take a tag because Aujourd'Oui doesn't say draw.(–Wendy Wallace on Ronin Around, Netrunner-L)
				See N.E.T.O. for Rulings on costs.
152	Back Door to Hilliard Resource-Base Link	0		[0]: Base link 2 [3]: +1 link
				See Access through Alpha for notes on base links.
153	Back Door to Orbital Air Resource-Base Link	0		[1]: Base link 2 [2]: +1 link
				See Access through Alpha for notes on base links.
154	Broker Resource-Connection	3		Each of your turns, you may take only one action to use Broker. : Put [3] from the bank on Broker. : Take all the bits from Broker.
				If you have multiple Brokers out, you can use each one during a turn. Each Broker refers only to itself.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
155	Code Viral Cache Resource	1		Play only if you made a successful run on HQ this turn. If the Corp forgoes actions to lose Virus counters, two counters of your choice are not removed. The Corp may trash Viral Cache by taking an action to pay [5].
				Add the text "This trashing can not be prevented." to the end of the card's text.(–Fabian Fritzer, Netrunner-L)
156	Corporate Ally Resource-Connection-Unique	3		Installing Corporate Ally costs 1 agenda point, in addition to the normal cost. The difficulty of all agendas is +1.
157	Crash Everett, Inventive Fixer Resource-Connection-Unique	2		Whenever you draw one or more cards from your stack, draw an extra card; then choose one of the cards drawn and either trash it or return it to the top of your stack.
				When City Surveillance is in play, you must take a tag or pay [1] for the additional card you draw.(–Wendy Wallace, Netrunner-L)
				If you trash the extra card, you can't put it on Microtech Backup Drive, because the card is not installed (as specified by Microtech Backup Drive).(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
158	Danshi's Second ID Resource	0		, : Remove up to three tags, at no cost.
159	Databroker Resource-Connection	0		, , 1 agenda point: Gain [10].
160	Diplomatic Immunity Resource-Unique	1		Prevents all meat damage. The Corp may pay 1 agenda point to cancel this effect until end of turn.
161	Fall Guy Resource	0		: Avoid receiving a tag.
162	Field Reporter for Ice and Data Resource-Position	0		At the end of each of your turns, gain [1] for each piece of ice the Corp rezzed during that turn.
163	Floating Runner BBS Resource-BBS	6		Gain [1] at the start of each of your turns.
164	Hell's Run Resource	0		Put [1] from the bank on Hell's Run when it is installed. Use this bit only to pay for increasing your link. If you use the bit, replace it at the start of your next turn.
				ERRATA Should say, "If you use the bit, replace it from the bank at the start of your next turn."(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
165	Junkyard BBS Resource-BBS	1		, [1]: Bring the top card from your trash into your hand.
166	Karl de Veres, Corporate Stooge Resource-Connection-Unique	2		Gain [1] each time you make a successful run.
				ERRATA "Gain 1 bit after each successful run." The bit is gained as an "end-of-run" effect.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
167	Leland, Corporate Bodyguard Resource	2		[1]: Prevent 1 meat damage. : Avoid receiving a tag.
168	Loan from Chiba Resource	0		Gain [12] when Loan from Chiba is installed. At the start of each of your turns, lose [1]. If Loan from Chiba leaves play, pay [10] or lose the game. You may trash Loan from Chiba at the end of any of your turns.
				If you start the turn with no bits, there is no effect; this is a penalty you cannot pay.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				If an effect causes Loan from Chiba to leave play during the Corp's turn, you can pay the 10 bits to avoid losing the game, since this does not require an action.(–Wendy Wallace, Netrunner-L)
				A player can choose the order in which start-of-turn effects generated by his or her cards occur; you can choose to lose the bit from Loan from Chiba before gaining bits from a start-of-turn effect.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				If you trash Loan from Chiba with misc.for-sale, the bits earned cannot be used to pay off the Loan. (–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
169	N.E.T.O. Resource-BBS	0		: Look at the top four cards of your stack. You may bring any prep or resource cards among them into your hand. Pay [1] for each card taken in this way, and show those cards to the Corp. Shuffle the rest back into your stack.
				When City Surveillance is in play, you don't have to take a tag because N.E.T.O. doesn't say draw.(–Wendy Wallace on Ronin Around, Netrunner-L)
				Referring to the rulebook on page 31 (« If a player can't meet the cost, or any other requirement stated on the card, to perform a function or play a card, the player cannot perform that function or play that card »), you must pay for the cards. If you cannot pay, you cannot take them into your hand.(–Tom Wylie)
170	Nomad Allies Resource-Conncetion	2		, [1]: Remove a tag, at no cost. : Avoid receiving a tag.
171	Preying Mantis Resource-Connection	0		Each of your turns, you may choose to gain an action. If you do, suffer 1 brain damage at the end of the turn. This damage cannot be prevented.
				You have to declare each Preying Mantis one at a time, and at the end of the turn you take damage one at a time. (–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				The action gained from Preying Mantis may be forgone to fulfill a penalty.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				As I recall, Netrunner operates on the 'destroying the source doesn't end the effect' principle. Choosing to use Preying Mantis launches an effect that does 2 things : immediate action-gain, delayed brain damage.(–Tom Wylie)
172	Quest for Cattekin Resource-Sabotage	4		At the start of each of your turns, roll a die. On a 6, trash Quest for Cattekin, and you gain an action on each of your turns for the remainder of the game. On a 1, suffer 1 brain damage. On a 2, suffer 1 Net damage. Damage from Quest for Cattekin cannot be prevented.
				If you use a start-of-turn effect to trash Quest for Cattekin before activating it, you can't use it; if you roll for Quest, you deal with the results before you can trash it.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				The action gained from Quest for Cattekin may be forgone to fulfill a penalty.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
173	Restrictive Net Zoning Resource	1		Choose a data fort when Restrictive Net Zoning is installed. The Corp must pay [2], in addition to the normal cost, to install ice on that fort.
174	Rigged Investments Resource	4		Put [12] from the bank on Rigged Investments when it is installed. At the start of each of your turns, take [1] from Rigged Investments. When all the bits have been removed, trash Rigged Investments.
175	Ronin Around Resource-BBS	3		: Look at the top five cards of your stack. You may bring any hardware cards among them into your hand. Pay [1] for each card taken in this way, and show those cards to the Corp. Shuffle the rest back into your stack. , [2]: Expose any card.
				When City Surveillance is in play, you don't have to take a tag because Ronin Around doesn't say draw.(–Wendy Wallace, Netrunner-L)
				Ronin Around can only expose installed cards.(–Wendy Wallace, Netrunner-L)
				See N.E.T.O. for Rulings in costs.
176	The Shell Traders Resource	0		: Choose a program or hardware card from your hand. Set that card aside, and put a number of Shell counters on it equal to its installation cost. When the last Shell counter on that card has been removed, install that card, at no cost. Remove one Shell counter from one card at the start of each of your turns. [1]: Remove one Shell counter from a card.
				ERRATA "A Choose a program or hardware card from your hand. Set that card aside face up, and put a number of Shell counters on it equal to its installation cost. When the last Shell counter on that card has been removed, install that card, at no cost. "1 Remove one Shell counter from a card. "Remove one Shell counter from one card at the start of each of your turns."(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				The removal of a Shell counter at the start of a turn is mandatory.(–Wendy Wallace, Netrunner-L)
				When the last Shell counter is removed, the program or hardware must be installed.(–Wendy Wallace, Netrunner-L)
				You can pay to remove Shell counters and install cards set aside by The Shell Traders in the middle of a run, whenever special effects may be used by the Runner. (–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				Remember that the Runner cannot react to the Corporation's rezzing of an ice card by using his or her own special effects.(–Netrunner FAQ v.1.0)
				At the start of a turn, each copy of The Shell Traders can remove one counter from any one card that has them.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				If Shell Traders is removed from play, any cards with Shell counters on them remain 'in limbo' and can have their counters removed by subsequent copies of Shell Traders. (–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				"At no cost" means the regular bit cost of a card. If a card states that it has additional installation costs, you must pay them. If another card indicates that additional costs must be paid to install the card being processed by Shell Traders, you must pay that cost.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				If you remove the last counter from a program and don't have any free MU, you MUST overwrite an existing program.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				If you remove the last counter from a card that has additional costs to install and you have those resources, you MUST spend them and install the card. (–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				If you CANNOT pay the additional costs, you lose the opportunity to install that card, and it slips into limbo permanently; remove it from the game.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				You cannot activate Shell Traders in response to the Corp's trashing it. (–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
177	The Short Circuit Resource-BBS	1		, [1]: Search your stack for a program. Show that program to the Corp, and then bring it into your hand. Reshuffle your stack afterwards.
178	Short-Term Contract Resource-Position	1		Put [12] from the bank on Short-Term Contract when it is installed. When all the bits have been removed, trash Short-Term Contract. : Take [2] from Short-Term Contract.
179	Silicon Saloon Franchise Resource-Position	8		: Gain [1] and draw one card.
180	Smith's Pawnshop Resource-Connection-Unique	0		At the start of each of your turns, you may trash one of your other installed cards to gain [2].
				You may only use Smith's Pawnshop's ability once per turn.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
181	The Springboard Resource-BBS	0		[1]: +1 link. Use this ability only once during each trace attempt, and only after you and the Corp have revealed how much each of you spent.
				You have to use bits you haven't allocated in the trace/link auction.(–Charles Keith-Stanley, Netrunner-L)
				You can use The Springboard even if you do not have a Base Link card in play (the Runner always starts with a base link of zero).(–Netrunner FAQ v.1.0)
182	Submarine Uplink Resource-Base Link	0		[0]: Base link 4 [1]: +1 link. You may use Submarine Uplink only during a run. Using Submarine Uplink forces you to jack out after the current encounter ends.
				ERRATA Should say, "Submarine Uplink ends your run after the current encounter."(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				See Access through Alpha for notes on base links.
				If you use Submarine Uplink, the run isn't over until the encounter with the current piece of ice ends. You still have to deal with all the other subroutines on the ice. Whether you successfully pass the ice depends on what happens with the rest of the subroutines, (i.e., using the Uplink doesn't stop you from having an encounter end in "successfully passed," but doesn't automatically mean that, either). (–Tom Wylie via JD Wiker, Netrunner-L)
183	Technician Lover Resource	2		: Look at the top card of R&D.
184	Top Runners' Conference Resource	0		Gain [2] at the start of each of your turns. Trash Top Runners' Conference when you make a run.
185	Trauma Team™ Resource	0		Put two Trauma counters on Trauma Team™ when it is installed. Trauma counter: Prevent 1 meat damage. : Put one Trauma counter on Trauma Team™.
186	Umbrella Policy Resource	0		: Prevent an installed program or hardware card from being trashed.
187	Wilson, Weeflerunner Apprentice Resource	4		Each of your turns, you may choose to gain an action, which you may use only to make a run. You cannot spend more than [3] during that run to pay for using icebreakers or increasing your link. Use this ability only once per turn and only during your turn. : Avoid receiving a tag. : Prevent any amount of meat damage.
				Wilson's ability allows you to make a run, not to use a prep card or the special function of another card.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				After declaring the end of his or her turn, the Runner cannot declare the use of the extra Wilson run in response to the Corp rezzing a card or using a special effect; the Runner gets to use special effects first, and the Corp gets to use them second.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				The action gained from Wilson, Weeflerunner Apprentice may be forgone to fulfill a penalty.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
188	AI Chief Financial Officer Agenda-Asset	5	2	: Shuffle cards stored in HQ and the Archives into R&D; then draw five cards.
				Though the card text is not specific, you shuffle into R&D all of the cards stored in HQ and the Archives.(–Official Netrunner Rulings)
189	Artificial Security Directors Agenda-Research	3	1	Difficulty of Black Ops agendas is reduced by 1.
				If the difficulty of an agenda is reduced to zero or less, it must still be installed to be scored.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				Scoring multiple Artificial Security Directors produces a cumulative effect (i.e., scoring two will reduce the difficulty of Black Ops agendas by 2). (–Sparky on Executive Extraction, Netrunner-L)
190	Bioweapons Engineering Agenda-Research	4	3	Each source of meat damage inflicts +1 meat damage.
191	Black Ice Quality Assurance Agenda-Research-Black Ops	5	2	All black ice has +2 strength.
192	Corporate Boon Agenda-Asset	6	2	Put four Boon counters on Corporate Boon when you score it. Boon counter: Gain an action. Use this ability only once per turn and only during your turn.
193	Corporate Coup Agenda-Black Ops	5	2	Put [15] from the bank on Corporate Coup when you score it. : Take [3] from Corporate Coup, if it has any bits.
194	Corporate Downsizing Agenda-Gray Ops	3	2	When you score Corporate Downsizing, show to Runner any number of agenda cards stored in HQ. Gain bits equal to twice the combined agenda points of these cards; then shuffle them into R&D.
195	Corporate Retreat Agenda-Gray Ops	4	3	You lose the following ability as soon as you rez or install any card. : Gain [2]
196	Corporate War Agenda-Black Ops	3	3	If you have [12] or more bits in your pool when you score Corporate War, gain [12]; otherwise lose all bits.
197	Data Fort Reclamation Agenda-Gray Ops	4	2	Gain [10] and choose up to four cards stored in HQ when you score Data Fort Reclamation. Create a new data fort using the cards chosen. Install the cards one at a time; you may rez them when you install them. Then, return to the bank any of the [10] not spent.
				You may use additional bits from your bit pool to rez and install the cards.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				Note that you are not gaining actions in order to construct the data fort, but simply constructing it as a result of scoring Data Fort Reclamation. So this card does not supply actions you can forgo in order to get rid of virus counters, for example.(–Official Netrunner Rulings)
198	Detroit Police Contract Agenda-Black Ops	4	1	Put [12] from the bank on Detroit Police Contract when you score it. Take [2] from Detroit Police Contract, if it has any bits, at the start of each of your turns.
199	Employee Empowerment Agenda-Gray Ops	4	3	Your may choose to draw an additional card at the start of each of your turns. : Draw two cards.
				The additional draw provided by Employee Empowerment is a start-of-turn effect separate from the normal draw; the Corp can draw one card and look at it before deciding whether or not to draw another card.(–JD Wiker, Netrunner-L)
200	Encryption Breakthrough Agenda-Research	5	2	All code gates have +1 strength. When you score Encryption Breakthrough, reveal as many code gates as you wish, Then, gain [1] for each revealed or rezzed code gates.
201	Executive Extraction Agenda-Black Ops	3	1	Difficulty of Gray Ops agendas is reduced by 1.
				See notes on Artificial Security Directors.
202	Genetics-Visionary Acquisition Agenda-Gray Ops	3	1	Difficulty of Research agendas is reduced by 1.
				See notes on Artificial Security Directors.
203	Hostile Takeover Agenda-Gray Ops	3	1	Gain [5] when you score Hostile Takeover.
204	Ice Transmutation Agenda-Research	5	3	Choose a piece of rezzed ice when you score Ice Transmutation. That ice now has +1 strength, and each subroutine on it is repeated once, Treat this as if each repeated subroutine appeared immediately after the original subroutine.
				If the Corporation scores Ice Transmutation and uses it on a piece of ice that is subsequently derezzed but not removed from play, the ice remembers that it was affected by Ice Transmutation. If that same card is uninstalled or trashed and later replayed, it does not remember the change.(–Netrunner FAQ v.1.0)
				This effect doubles all subroutines provided by the ice itself, even those that are generated after Ice Transmutation takes effect. It will not double subroutines provided by other abilities; for example, two Ice Transmutations don't double the subroutines the other Transmutation provides. However, it will double subroutines that are not actually printed on the card; for instance, Ice Transmutation will repeat the subroutines generated by the card text on Minotaur (note that this is a reversal of a previous ruling).(–Official Netrunner Rulings)
205	Main-Office Relocation Agenda-Gray Ops	4	3	Hand size +2
206	Marine Arcology Agenda-Asset	3	2	, : Gain [3]
				In order to get the benefit of Marine Arcology, you must have two actions immediately available to you; actions must be consecutive and they must all be spent on the same turn. (–Sparky on South African Mining Corp, Netrunner-L)
207	Netwatch Operations Office Agenda-Asset	5	2	: Trace²– If trace is successful, give Runner a tag.
208	On-Call Solo Team Agenda-Asset	4	3	: Do 1 meat damage. Use this ability only if the Runner is tagged.
209	Political Coup Agenda-Black Ops	4	2	Put [12] from the bank on Political Coup when you score it. : Take [3] from Political Coup, if it has any bits.
210	Political Overthrow Agenda-Black Ops	9	6	: Gain [3]
211	Polymer Breakthrough Agenda-Research	6	3	Gain [1] at the start of each of your turns.
212	Priority Requisition Agenda-Gray Ops	5	3	You may rez a piece of ice, at no cost, when you score Priority Requisition.
				"At no cost" does not cover additional "above the rez cost" costs (cf. Caryatid or Digiconda), since these are not part of the rez cost.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				"At no cost" means you waive the normal bit/action cost for whatever the action is, as well as any special costs listed in the text; all outside penalties still apply.(–Tom Wylie via Sparky, Netrunner-L)
213	Private Cybernet Police Agenda-Asset	7	2	: Trace⁵– If trace is successful, give Runner a tag.
214	Project Babylon Agenda-Black Ops	3	1	Score 1 additional agenda point for every two advancement counters over Project Babylon's difficulty that are on Project Babylon when you score it.
				The Runner only scores 1 agenda point for stealing Project Babylon, regardless of the number of advancement counters on it.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
215	Security Net Optimization Agenda-Gray Ops	5	3	Choose a fort when you score Security Net Optimization. That fort gives all ice installed on it +1 strength.
				The fort gives the bonus to ice installed on it before and after Security Net Optimization is scored.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
216	Security Purge Agenda-Gray Ops	3	2	Show the top three cards of R&D to Runner when you score Security Purge. If any of those cards are ice, insall and rez them, at no cost. Trash the rest of those cards.
				"At no cost" does not cover additional "above the rez cost" costs (cf. Caryatid or Digiconda), since these are not part of the rez cost.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				"At no cost" means you waive the normal bit/action cost for whatever the action is, as well as any special costs listed in the text. All outside penalties still apply, so the Purge still has to account for Restrictive Net Zoning and similar cards.(–Tom Wylie via Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				If the Corp scores Security Purge when there are fewer than three cards left in R&D, the Corp shows as many cards as there are in R&D to the Runner and fulfills as much of the Purge effects as possible; since the effects do not require the Corp to "draw" the cards, the Corp player cannot lose the game by scoring this agenda.(–Skipper Pickle, Netrunner-L)
				Security Purge says 'rez them, at no cost'. 'No cost' refers to the number in the upper right corner of a card. Security Purge doesn't let you get out of paying Glacier's agenda point cost. Note that Security Purge instructs you to install and rez the ice, which means you have to do so if possible. If there are additional costs to install + rez, and you can pay them, you have to install + rez and pay those costs. I.e, if you've scored any agenda, and Security Purge turns up Glacier, you have to install + rez Glacier, and therefore spend 1 of your agenda points.(–Tom Wylie)
217	Strike Force Kali Agenda-Asset	6	3	: Do 2 meat damage. Use this ability only if Runner is tagged.
218	Subsidiary Branch Agenda-Gray Ops	6	1	Gain an action during each of your turns.
				Barring interaction from other cards, the Corporation will have four actions per turn for the remainder of the game, including during the turn in which Subsidiary Branch is scored.(–Netrunner FAQ v.1.0)
219	Superior Net Barriers Agenda-Research	6	3	All walls have +1 strength. When you score Superior Net Barriers, reveal as many walls as you wish, then gain [1] for each revealed or rezzed wall.
220	Tycho Extension Agenda-Asset	4	4
221	Asp Ice-Sentry-Flatline	4	4	Trace⁵– If trace is successful, end the run, and Runner cannot run again until Runner takes an action to pay [1].
222	Ball and Chain Ice-Code Gate	2	5	For the remainder of the run, Runner must pay [2] when encountering a piece of ice, in addition to any other costs, or end the run.
				If the Corp subsequently rezzes a piece of ice, and the Runner refuses to pay the 2 bits, the Runner is not affected by the subroutines on that piece of ice.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				You only encounter rezzed ice, so the decision on whether or not to pay is made after the Corp has rezzed the ice. (–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
223	Banpei Ice-Sentry-Killer	4	0	Trash a program. End the run.
224	Bolter Cluster Ice-Sentry-AP-Hellbolt	7	4	Do 4 Net damage. Runner cannot break any subroutines of the next piece of ice encountered during the run.
225	Canis Major Ice-Sentry-Watchdog	0	4	For the remainder of the run, all further ice is encountered at +2 strength.
226	Canis Minor Ice-Sentry-Watchdog	0	5	For the remainder of the run, all further ice is encountered at +1 strength.
227	Cerberus Ice-Sentry-AP-Black Ice-Hellhound	11	5	Do 3 Net damage. Trace⁵– If trace is successful, give Runner a Cerberus counter. Each Cerberus counter does 2 Net damage at the start of each run. Runner may remove a Cerberus counter by taking an action to spend [4]. End the run.
228	Cinderella Ice-Sentry-AP-Black Ice-Firestarter	8	6	Trace⁶– If trace is successful, end the run, trash a piece of hardware, and do 2 meat damage. This damage cannot be prevented.
229	Code Corpse Ice-Sentry-AP-Black Ice	10	5	Do 1 brain damage. Do 1 brain damage.
230	Cortical Scanner Ice-Code Gate	7	3	End the run. End the run. End the run.
231	Cortical Scrub Ice-Sentry-AP-Black Ice-Brainwipe	7	3	Do 1 brain damage. End the run.
232	Crystal Wall Ice-Wall	4	3	End the run.
233	D' Arc Knight Ice-Sentry-Killer	6	2	Trash a program. End the run.
234	Data Darts Ice-Sentry-AP-Hellbolt	5	3	Do 3 Net damage. Runner cannot break any subroutines of the next piece of ice encountered during the run.
235	Data Naga Ice-Sentry-Killer	9	5	Trash a program. End the run.
236	Data Raven Ice-Sentry	5	5	Trace⁵– If trace is successful, give Runner a tag and a Data Raven counter. Each Data Raven counter gives Runner a tag at the start of each of his or her turns. Runner may remove a Data Raven counter by taking an action to pay [1].
237	Data Wall Ice-Wall	1	0	End the run.
238	Data Wall 2.0 Ice-Wall	2	1	End the run.
239	Endless Corridor Ice-Code Gate	4	2	End the run. End the run.
240	Fang Ice-Sentry-Pit Bull	5	4	Trace⁴– If trace is successful, end the run, and Runner cannot run again until Runner takes an action to pay [2].
241	Fang 2.0 Ice-Sentry-Pit Bull	6	5	Trace⁵– If trace is successful, end the run, and Runner cannot run again until Runner takes an action to pay [2].
242	Fatal Attractor Ice-Sentry-AP-Black Ice	1	4	The next time Runner encounters a piece of ice during the run, do 3 Net damage unless Runner breaks all subroutines of that piece of ice.
243	Fetch 4.0.1 Ice-Sentry-Bloodhound	0	3	Trace³– If trace is succesful, give Runner a tag.
244	Filter Ice-Code Gate	0	0	End the run.
245	Fire Wall Ice-Wall	5	4	End the run.
246	Fragmentation Storm Ice-Sentry-Flatline	6	4	Trace⁴– If trace is successful, end the run and trash a program, and Runner cannot run again until Runner takes an action to pay [1].
247	Haunting Inquisition Ice-Code Gate	8	6	Runner cannot make another run during his or her next six actions. End the run.
				If the Runner somehow suffers the first subroutine more than once (for example, it was doubled by Ice Transmutation), the effects apply in parallel, not serially. For example, running into a transmuted Inquisition only affects the Runner's next six actions, not her next twelve.(–Official Netrunner Rulings)
				The "six actions" to which Haunting Inquisition refers must consist of actions the Runner actually takes; they cannot be actions that were somehow gained but not taken nor actions that have been forgone.(–Skipper Pickle, Netrunner-L)
248	Homewrecker™ Ice-Sentry-AP-Black Ice-Firestarter	7	5	Trace⁵– If trace is successful, end the run, trash a piece of Hardware, and do 2 meat damage. This damage cannot be prevented.
249	Hunter Ice-Sentry-Bloodhound	2	5	Trace⁵– If trace is succesful, give Runner a tag.
250	Ice Pick Willie Ice-Sentry-Killer	5	1	Trash a program. End the run.
251	Jack Attack Ice-Sentry-AP	3	3	For the remainder of the run, Runner cannot jack out. Trace⁵– If trace is succesful, give Runner a tag.
				The Runner may no longer choose to jack out, but effects which end the run still work.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				As with any "you cannot do this" effect, this effect prohibits the Runner from jacking out at all, even through effects such as Smarteye or Speed Trap.(–Official Netrunner Rulings)
252	Keeper Ice-Code Gate	4	4	End the run.
253	Laser Wire Ice-Wall	4	2	Do 1 Net damage. End the run.
254	Liche Ice-Sentry-AP-Black Ice	14	6	Do 1 brain damage. Do 1 brain damage. Do 1 brain damage. End the run.
255	Mastiff Ice-Sentry-Black Ice-AP-Hellhound-Watchdog	12	5	Do 1 brain damage. Do 1 Net damage. For the remainder of the run, all ice is encountered at +1 strength. Trace⁵– If trace is successful, give Runner a Mastiff counter. Each Mastiff counter does 1 brain damage at the start of each run. Runner may remove a Mastiff counter by taking an action to spend [4]. End the run.
256	Mazer Ice-Code Gate	5	5	End the run.
257	Nerve Labyrinth Ice-Code Gate	6	4	Do 2 Net damage. End the run.
258	Neural Blade Ice-Sentry-AP	4	4	Do 1 Net damage. Runner cannot break any subroutines of the next piece of encountered during the run.
259	π in the 'Face Ice-Sentry-DecKrash	5	3	End the run.
260	Pocket Virtual Reality Ice-Sentry	7	4	Trace⁶– If trace is succesful, give Runner a tag. Trace⁶– If trace is succesful, give Runner a tag. Whenever Pocket Virtual Reality is encountered, gain [4]. Use these bits only to pay for the above traces. When the encounter ends, return to the bank any of the [4] you did not spend.
261	Quandary Ice-Code Gate	2	2	End the run.
262	Razor Wire Ice-Wall	6	3	Do 2 Net damage. End the run.
263	Reinforced Wall Ice-Wall	8	4	End the run. End the run.
264	Rex Ice-Sentry-Pit Bull	4	3	Trace³– If trace is succesful, end the run, and Runner cannopt run again until Runner takes an action to pay [2].
265	Rock Is Strong Ice-Wall	6	5	End the run
266	Scramble Ice-Code Gate	3	3	End the run.
267	Sentinels Prime Ice-Sentry-Killer	8	4	Trash a program. End the run.
268	Shock.r Ice-Sentry-AP-Stun	1	3	Runner cannot break any subroutines of the next piece of ice encountered during the run, and cannot jack out until after that encounter.
				The Runner may not choose to jack out, but effects which end the run still work.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				If the Runner does not encounter any more ice on the fort, the Runner may not jack out for the remainder of the run.(–Skipper Pickle, Netrunner-L)
269	Shotgun Wire Ice-Wall	8	5	Do 2 Net damage. End the run.
270	Sleeper Ice-Code Gate	1	1	End the run.
271	TKO 2.0 Ice-Sentry-AP-Knockout	7	4	End the run, and Runner forgoes his or her next action.
272	Too Many Doors Ice-Sentry	1	3	Secretly spend [0], [1], or [2]; Runner does the same. Then you and Runner reveal how much each of you spent. End the run unless you spent as many bits as Runner spent.
273	Triggerman Ice-Sentry-Killer	7	3	Trash a program. End the run.
274	Tutor Ice-Code Gate	4	5	For the remainder of the run, all ice encountered has an additional subroutine, " End the run," after all other subroutines.
				Tutor does not modify itself, unless the Runner encounters it again later in the run (cf. Vacuum Link). (–Netrunner FAQ v.1.0)
275	Vacuum Link Ice-Sentry-Random	3	5	Roll a die. If you roll a 1, 2, or 3, Runner resumes the run from that many pieces of rezzed ice back, or jacks out. If there are not that many pieces of ice, Runner returns to the first piece of ice.
				If there aren't enough pieces of ice on the fort, the Runner simply returns to the outermost piece of ice. This might be Vacuum Link itself.(–Official Netrunner Rulings)
276	Viral 15 Ice-Sentry	5	3	For the remainder of the run, Runner must pay [1] to jack out, in addition to any other costs. For the remainder of the run, Runner trashes an installed after passing each piece of rezzed ice, including Viral 15, unless Runner jacks out.
				The Runner chooses the program(s) to be trashed.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
277	Virizz Ice-Sentry	2	4	For the remainder of the run, Runner must pay an additional [1] to break each ice subroutine.
278	Wall of Ice Ice-Wall	13	6	Do 2 Net damage. Do 2 Net damage. End the run. End the run.
279	Wall of Static Ice-Wall	3	2	End the run.
280	Zombie Ice-Sentry-AP-Black Ice	9	4	Do 1 brain damage. Do 1 brain damage. End the run.
281	Accounts Receivable Operation-Transactions	5		Gain [9]
282	Annual Reviews Operation	0		Draw three cards.
283	Audit of Call Records Operation	0		Play only if Runner attempted two or more runs during his or her last turn. Trace⁵– If trace is successful, give Runner a tag.
284	Chance Observation Operation	2		Play only if Runner attempted a run during his or her last turn. Trace⁵– If trace is successful, give Runner a tag.
285	Closed Accounts Operation-Gray Ops	1		Play only if Runner is tagged. Runner loses all bits.
				The Runner only loses bits in his or her bit pool; bits stored on installed cards are not affected.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
286	Corporate Detective Agency Operation	1		Play only if Runner is tagged. Trash up to two resources, at no cost.
				If either one of the two resources is Time to Collect, the Runner can successfully use Time to Collect to prevent the trashing of the other resource. (–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
287	Datapool® by Zetatech Operation-Gray Ops	1		Play only if Runner is tagged. Give Runner two tags.
288	Day Shift Operation	0		Draw two cards and gain [1].
289	Edgerunner, Inc., Temps Operation	1		Gain three consecutive actions, which you may use only to install cards. You are not required to take all three of these actions.
				The actions gained from Edgerunner, Inc., Temps may be forgone to remove Virus counters. (–JD Wiker, Netrunner-L)
290	Efficiency Experts Operation-Transactions	0		Gain [3]
291	Falsified-Transactions Expert Operation	1		Move up to three advancement counters from one card to another installed card that can be advanced.
292	Management Shake-Up Operation	10		Add three advancement counters to any combination of installed cards that can be advanced.
				Yes, you can add all of the advancement counters to the same card.(–Wendy Wallace, Netrunner-L)
				The advancement counters do not come from your bit pool; bits and advancement counters are not the same. (–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
293	Netwatch Credit Voucher Operation-Gray Ops	0		Play only if Runner is tagged. Give Runner a tag, and gain [1].
294	New Blood Operation	0		Conceal all revealed but unrezzed ice; then rearrange your installed ice by swapping pairs of ice while Runner looks away.
295	Night Shift Operation	0		Gain [2] and draw one card.
296	Off-Site Backups Operation	0		Bring any card from Archives into HQ.
297	Overtime Incentives Operation	4		Gain two actions.
298	Planning Consultants Operation-Gray Ops	0		Look at the top five cards of R&D and arrange them in any order you choose.
299	Power Grid Overload Operation-Gray Ops	X		Play only if Runner is tagged. Trash X pieces of hardware, other than cybernetics.
				The Corporation chooses the order in which the Runner's hardware cards hit the Runner's trash pile. Any effects caused by the trashing of those cards (for example, the Runner's having to trash programs due to reduced MU after memory chips have been trashed) are handled only after all those cards are trashed.(–Netrunner FAQ v.1.0)
300	Project Consultants Operation	12		Add four advancement counters to any combination of installed cards that can be advanced.
				Yes, you can add all of the advancement counters to the same card.(–Wendy Wallace, Netrunner-L)
				The advancement counters do not come from your bit pool; bits and advancement counters are not the same.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
301	Punitive Counterstrike Operation-Black Ops	0		Play only if Runner is tagged. Do 2 meat damage.
302	Scorched Earth Operation-Black Ops	3		Play only if Runner is tagged. Do 4 meat damage.
303	Silver lining Recovery Protocol Operation	0		If any agendas were stolen during Runner's last turn, gain bits equil to three times the number of advancement counters those agendas had.
304	Systematic Layoffs Operation	5		Add two advancement counters to any combination of installed cards that can be advanced.
				Yes, you can add both advancement counters to the same card.(–Wendy Wallace, Netrunner-L)
				The advancement counters do not come from your bit pool; bits and advancement counters are not the same. (–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
305	Team Restructuring Operation	1		Add one advancement counter to each of up to two installed cards that can be advanced.
				When the Corporation plays Team Restructuring, we cannot put both advancement counters on one card.(–Netrunner FAQ v.1.0)
				The advancement counters do not come from your bit pool; bits and advancement counters are not the same. (–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
306	Trojan Horse Operation	2		Play only if Runner stole any agendas during his or her last turn. Give Runner a tag.
307	Urban Renewal Operation-Black Ops	6		Play only if Runner is tagged. Do 5 meat damage.
308	ACME Savings and Loan Node-Transaction	0	0	Rezzing ACME S&L costs 1 agenda point, in addition to the normal cost. When you rez ACME S&L, gain [12] and trash ACME S&L. For the remainder of the game, pay [1] at the end of each of your turns, or lose the game. You can remove this effect, and score 1 agenda point, by taking an action to pay [12].
309	BBS Whispering Campaign Node-Advertisment	0	4	Put [16] from the bank on BBS Whispering Campaign when you rez it. When all the bits have been removed, trash BBS Whispering Campaign. : Take [2] from BBS Whispering Campaign.
310	Blood Cat Node-AI	6	0	: Trace⁵– If trace is successful, give Runner a tag.
311	Braindance Campaign Node-Advertisment-Gray Ops	6	7	Put [12] from the bank on Braindance Campaign when you rez it. Take [2] from Braindance Campaign at the start of each of your turns. When all the bits have been removed, trash Braindance Campaign.
312	Chicago Branch Node-Asset	2	1	, [3]: Add two advancement counters to an installed card that can be advanced.
313	City Surveillance Node-Gray Ops	1	2	For each card Runner draws, give Runner a tag unless Runner pays [1], in addition to any other costs, to avoid receiving that tag. You may rez City Surveillance just before the card is drawn.
				When Crash Everett, Inventive Fixer is in play, you must take a tag or pay [1] for the additional card you draw.(–Wendy Wallace, Netrunner-L)
				When using Ronin Around, you don't have to pay because Ronin Around doesn't say draw.(–Wendy Wallace, Netrunner-L)
				If the Runner draws a card without announcing that action, the Corp can still respond by rezzing City Surveillance; "the fact that the Runner isn't being talkative doesn't allow him to get away with drawing without CS being rezzed." (–Tom Wylie via JD Wiker, Netrunner-L)
				Yes, we may interrupt the Runner's action to rez City Surveillance (e.g., if the Runner plays Jack 'n' Joe, we may rez City Surveillance to force the Runner to either take three tags or pay three bits or any combination thereof).(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				The Runner cannot decide not to complete an action because City Surveillance is rezzed during that action.(–Netrunner FAQ v.1.0)
314	Corporate Negotiating Center Node-Asset	0	3	At the start of each of your turns, gain [1] for each agenda card stored in HQ that you show to Runner.
				Multiple Corporate Negotiating Centers work independently of each other; process each one individually as a start-of-turn effect. (–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
315	Corprunner's Shattered Remains Node-Ambush	2	0	You may advance Shattered Remains before and after you rez it. When Runner accesses Shattered Remains, it destroys one piece of hardware for each advancement counter on it.
				ERRATA Should read, "When Runner accesses Shattered Remains, trash one piece...."(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
316	Cowboy Sysop Node	0	3	: Choose one of your installed cards to be uninstalled. Store it in HQ.
				Cowboy Sysop can uninstall itself.(–JD Wiker, Netrunner-L)
317	Data Masons Node	1	1	Cost to rez walls is reduced by [2]. All walls have +1 strength.
				This ability applies to any means of rezzing a piece of ice, not just the standard way of doing so; apply the Data Masons modification before implementing the rezzing effect (e.g., with a Data Masons in play, Olivia Salazar would rez ice for (X-1)/2).(–Official Netrunner Rulings)
				While the number of bits you pay to rez a piece of ice is reduced, its actual rez cost is considered unchanged. Thus, Startup Immolator must pay the normal rez cost, Dr. Dreff isn't helped out by this ability, and so on. (–Official Netrunner Rulings)
318	Department of Truth Enhancement Node-Gray Ops	2	1	: Put [3] from the bank on Department of Truth Enhancement. : Take all the bits from Department of Truth Enhancement.
319	Disinfectant, Inc. Node	0	4	You may pay [1] to avoid receiving a Virus counter. Use this ability only once each turn.
320	Encoder, Inc. Node	0	1	Cost to rez code gates is reduced by [1]. All code gates have an additional subroutine, "*End the run," after all other subroutines.
				See Data Masons for related rulings on effects that reduce rez costs.
321	ESA Contract Node	0	3	: Draw two cards.
322	Euromarket Consortium Node	2	4	Hand size +2 , [1]: Draw two cards.
				If a node that increases the Corp's hand size is trashed, the Corp's hand size is reduced immediately, but no discards are made until the end of the Corp's turn.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
323	Experimental AI Node-AI-Ambush	2	0	You may advance Experimental AI before and after you rez it. When Runner accesses Experimental AI, it destroys one program for each advancement counter on it.
				ERRATA Should read, "When Runner accesses Experimental AI, trash one program...."(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
324	Fortress Architects Node	0	3	Cost to install ice is reduced by [1].
				See notes on Chester Mix
325	Hacker Tracker Central Node-Asset	0	2	After each trace attempt, whether successful or not, put [1] from the bank on Hacker Tracker Central. During a trace attempt, each bit you spend from Hacker Tracker Central increases by 1 both your trace strength and your trace limit.
				ERRATA Should say "trace value," instead of "trace strength."(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
326	Holovid Campaign Node-Advertisment	4	7	Put [12] from the bank on Holovid Campaign when you rez it.Take [1] from Holovid Campaign at the start of each of your turns. When all the bits have been removed, trash Holovid Campaign.
327	I Got a Rock Node-Black Ops	3	2	, 3 Agenda points: Do 15 meat damage to Runner. Use this ability only if Runner has two or more tags.
328	Information Laundering Node-Transaction	0	1	You may advance Information Laundering before and after you rez it. , : Gain [4] for each advancement counter on Information Laundering.
329	Investment Firm Node-Transaction	1	2	Take [1] from Investment Firm, if it has any bits, at the start of each of your turns. Whenever [1] or more bits are added to your pool, you may put [2] from the bank on Investment Firm for each [1] you choose not to add to your pool. Effects that give you bits at the start of your turn cannot be used this way.
				You can put 2 bits on each Investment Firm for each bit that you choose not to add to your pool.(–JD Wiker, Netrunner-L)
				The bits may come from any source.(–JD Wiker, Netrunner-L)
				"Note that you don't spend bits to put bits on Investment Firm, but modify whatever effect is putting bits into your pool. So restrictions on spending those bits don't apply. Therefore, you can convert normally-specialized bits into Investment bits." (–Tom Wylie via JD Wiker, Netrunner-L)
330	Krumz Node-AI	0	2	Put [1] from the bank on Krumz when you rez it. Use this bit only to pay for traces. If you use this bit, replace it at the start of your next turn.
331	Nevinyrral Node-AI-Unique	3	5	Gain an action during each of your turns. If Nevinyrral leaves play while rezzed, you lose the game.
332	Newsgroup Taunting Node	1	0	At the start of each run, Runner must pay [1], in addition to any other costs, or end the run.
				The Corp cannot rez Newsgroup Taunting at the start of a run; to force the Runner to pay the extra bit, Newsgroup Taunting must already be rezzed when the Runner declares the run.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
333	Omniscience Foundation Node-Gray Ops	0	1	Give Runner a tag at the end of each turn during which Runner received a tag.
				The effect only occurs if Omniscience Foundation is in play at the end of the turn.(–Wendy Wallace, Netrunner-L)
334	Pacifica Regional AI Node-AI	0	0	You may advance Pacifica Regional AI before and after you rez it. Regional AI advancement counter: Gain an action.
				ERRATA Add to the ability line "Use this ability only during your turn." (–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				Neither player can use effects to gain actions during the other player's turn.(–Netrunner FAQ v.1.0)
335	Remote Facility Node-Asset	5	1	Gain an action during each of your turns.
				The action is gained immediately (e.g., if the Corp rezzes Remote Facility after its third action, it can take a fourth action).(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				If, during the Corp's turn, the Corp trashes Remote Facility prior to using the extra action it provides, the extra action is lost.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				When a card states that you will get an extra action per turn, you must declare when you use it. If something trashes a Remote Facility during the Corp's turn and the Corp has not declared that it had used the Remote Facility's extra action, the action is lost. In 'formal' play, it's not assumed that the first action taken is the bonus action.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
336	Rescheduler Node-Gray Ops	0	3	: Note the number of cards stored in HQ. Shuffle those cards into R&D, and then draw that many cards.
337	Rockerboy Promotion Node-Advertisment	4	3	Put [15] from the bank on Rockerboy Promotion when you rez it. When all the bits have been removed, trash Rockerboy Promotion. : Take [3] from Rockerboy Promotion.
338	Rustbelt HQ Branch Node-Asset	0	2	Hand size +2
				If a node that increases the Corp's hand size is trashed, the Corp's hand size is reduced immediately, but no discards are made until the end of the Corp's turn. (–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
339	Schlaghund Node-Random-Black Ops	2	4	: Roll a die. If you roll less than or equal to the number of tags Runner has, Schlaghund does 10 meat damage and you trash Schlaghund.
340	Setup! Node-Ambush	0	0	When Runner accesses Setup!, it does 2 Net damage, even if it is not installed. Ignore this effect if Runner accesses it from the Archives. If Setup! is accessed from R&D, Runner must show it to you.
				If Setup! has been installed and is accessed from a subsidiary data fort, the Corp must rez it for it to take effect (as a result, the Runner may activate Speed Trap in response and escape its effects).(–Tom Wylie, Pacificon)
341	Skälderviken SA Beta Test Site Node	0	2	Cost to rez black ice is reduced by [2].
				See notes on Data Masons.
342	Solo Squad Node	0	3	: Do 1 meat damage. Use this ability only if Runner is tagged.
343	South African Mining Corp Node-Transaction	0		, , : Gain [6].
				In order to get the benefit of South African Mining Corp, you must have three actions immediately available to you; actions must be consecutive and they must all be spent on the same turn.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
344	Spinn® Public Relations Node-Transactions	1	4	Take [1] from Spinn® Public Relations, if it has any bits, at the start of each of your turns. : put [3] from the bank on Spinn® Public Relations.
345	TRAP! Node-Ambush	0	0	If you pay [4] when Runner accesses TRAP!, it does 3 Net damage and gives Runner a tag, even if TRAP! is not installed. Ignore this effect if Runner accesses it from the Archives. If TRAP! is accessed from R&D, Runner must show it to you.
				If TRAP! has been installed and is accessed from a subsidiary data fort, the Corp must rez it for it to take effect (as a result, the Runner may activate Speed Trap in response and escape its effects). (–Tom Wylie, Pacificon)
				You can pay the 4 bits only once each time the Runner accesses TRAP! (–Sparky on Pattel Antibody, Netrunner-L)
346	Vacant Soulkiller Node-Ambush	2	0	You may advance Vacant Soulkiller before and after you rez it.When Runner accesses Vacant Soulkiller, it does 1 brain damage for each advancement counter on it.
347	Vapor Ops Node	0	1	You may advance Vapor Ops before and after you rez it. Vapor Ops advancement counter: Gain [1]. : Move any number of advancement counters from Vapor Ops to another installed card that can be advanced.
				The Corporation can use this special function at the same time it can rez a card.(–Netrunner FAQ v.1.0)
348	Virus Test Site Node-Ambush	0	0	You may advance Virus Test Site before and after you rez it. When Runner accesses Test Site, it does 2 Net damage per advancement counter on it, or 1 Net damage if it has no counters, even if it is not installed or rezzed. Ignore this effect if Runner accesses it from the Archives. If Test Site is accessed from R&D, Runner must show it to you.
				If it is installed and rezzed, Virus Test Site does 2 Net damage per advancement counter on it; if it has no advancement counters on it, it does 1 Net damage.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				It must be rezzed to do 2 Net damage per advancement counter; if it has advancement counters, but the Corp chooses not to rez it, it still does 1 Net damage.(–Official Netrunner Rulings)
349	Aardvark Upgrade	0	4	Runner cannot use worms during runs on this fort. If Runner uses a worm during a run on this fort before Aardvark is rezzed, you may rez Aardvark to trash that worm, and any bits spent using that worm on the current piece of ice are lost to no effect. Runner may then use further icebreakers to break the ice.
				Note that the card text explicitly breaks the rules by allowing you to rez this card in response to an action of the Runner's, namely using a worm.(–Official Netrunner Rulings)
				As with other "you cannot do this" effects, the Runner is flatly prohibited from using worms during runs on that fort, even if the worm would normally require the Runner to use it during that run.(–Official Netrunner Rulings)
350	Antiquated Interface Routines Upgrade	2	1	All ice on this fort has +1 strength.
351	Bizarre Encryption Scheme Upgrade	0	1	Runner does not score any agenda (or agendas) on a run during which Bizarre Encryption Scheme is accessed; return that agenda to the fort instead. Runner scores the agenda at the start of his or her next turn if neither you nor Runner has scored it by then. This does not affect any further runs.
				ERRATA Reword as follows "Bizarre Encryption Scheme may only be installed in a subsidiary data fort. Runner does not score any agenda (or agendas) that he or she accesses from this fort; return the agenda to the fort instead. Runner scores the agenda at the start of his or her next turn if it is still in the fort."(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				If you re-access Bizarre Encryption Scheme on a second run, the whole card text takes effect again and you can't score the agenda, but if you trash it, then run again, you can score the agenda.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				Under the errata, if the agenda leaves a Bizarrely-Encrypted fort, Bizarre Encryption Scheme loses track of the agenda, and the Runner does not score it.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				An agenda scored at the beginning of the Runner's turn in this way is considered neither stolen nor accessed. Thus, if the agenda is a Fetal AI, then, at the beginning of the Runner's next turn, the Runner will score the Fetal AI without any obligations--no Net damage, no 2 bits to pay. (–Skipper Pickle, Netrunner-L,)
352	Chester Mix Upgrade-Sysop	0	3	Cost to install ice on this fort is reduced by [2].
				This ability reduces additional costs imposed on installing the ice, such as by Jenny Jett or Restrictive Net Zoning.(–Official Netrunner Rulings)
353	Chimera Upgrade-Ambush	2	3	When Runner accesses Chimera, trash a daemon.
354	Crybaby Upgrade-Ambush	1	2	When Runner accesses Crybaby, give Runner a Crying counter. Each Crying counter reduces Runner's link by 2 during each trace attempt. Runner can remove a Crying counter by taking an action to pay [2].
355	Crystal Palace Station Grid Upgrade-Region	5	5	Runner must pay [1], in addition to the normal cost, to break each subroutine of each piece of ice encountered during runs on this fort.
				Since a Runner can use Pile Driver to break "up to four" subroutines on a piece of ice, the Runner may choose to pay the extra bit only for those subroutines he or she wishes to break.(–Netrunner FAQ v.1.0)
				Under Dropp's corrected wording (0 Break all subroutines...) the Runner cannot choose to break only some of the subroutines on a piece of ice. The additional one-bit payment must be made for all or none of the subroutines. (–Netrunner FAQ v.1.0)
356	Dedicated Response Team Upgrade-Ambush	1	2	When Runner accesses Dedicated Response Team, it does 3 meat damage. Ignore this effect unless Runner is tagged.
357	Dieter Esslin Upgrade-Sysop-Ambush	0	3	When Runner accesses Dieter Esslin, Dieter does 1 Net damage.
358	Dr. Dreff Upgrade-Sysop	0	3	Whenever Runner makes a successful run on this fort, you may choose an ice card stored in HQ. Pay half of that card's rez cost, rounded down, to force Runner to encounter it; the run is not considered successful unless Runner passes that piece of ice. Trash that ice after the encounter ends. Use this ability only once during each run on this fort.
				ERRATA Dr. Dreff should say "Whenever the Runner passes the last piece of ice on this fort or declares a run on it when it has no ice,...." rather than referring to "successful runs." (–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				If the run is being made on a fort other than the one from which cards are to be accessed, Dreff may be used if he is installed in the fort on which the run is being made. If Dreff were installed in the fort from which cards are to be accessed, he could not be used. So if you want Dreff to defend you from Shredder Uplink Protocol, you need to install in him in the Archives; Dreff in HQ can't help you against Shredder.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				If an effect can remove the ice from play before Dreff trashes the ice (e.g., Marionette), Dreff loses track of the ice and does not trash it.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				When Dr. Dreff forces the Runner to encounter ice, that ice is not considered "rezzed" (e.g., the Corp could not gain 3 bits by having Dreff force the Runner to encounter Misleading Access Menus).(–JD Wiker, Netrunner-L)
				Ice played via Dr. Dreff is not actually installed anywhere, so there's no such thing as other ice being "outside" it; for instance, if Dreff forces the Runner to encounter a Mastermind, the Mastermind will do zero brain damage and have a strength of zero (unless it is some other ice-strength modifier is in play), regardless of how many layers of ice are installed on this fort. (–Tom Wylie via JD Wiker, Netrunner-L)
				The Runner never approaches the ice but goes straight to encountering it, so she doesn't have the chance to play abilities before the encounter.(–Official Netrunner Rulings)
				If a card refers to the ice "on" the fort, it is referring to ice installed on the fort. Effects that modify or target ice "on" a fort cannot modify or target ice that Dr. Dreff forces the Runner to encounter.(–Skipper Pickle, Netrunner-L)
				The Sleepy Ice says '...the cost to rez is reduced by 5..'. Dr Dreff says '...pay half of that card rez cost...'. Since the rez cost is the number shown on top right of a card (as explained on pages 11-12 of the rulebook), and only that, rez cost differs from 'cost to rez' which means 'if you want to rez, do that'. With Dr Dreff, the ice is not rezzed (it is just encountered), so you don't trigger the reduction of rez cost. The Sleepy text just affects efforts to rez the Ice, not 'pay bits equal to card's rez cost' in general.(–Tom Wylie)
				You can dreff Dumpster on the archives because Dumpster's restriction is on 'installation' only, and Dr Dreff does not install the Ice.(–Tom Wylie)
359	Jenny Jett Upgrade-Sysop	1	1	Whenever Runner makes a successful run on this fort, you may choose an ice card stored in HQ. Install that piece of ice on this fort in the innermost position, paying an installation cost of [1] for each piece of ice already on the fort. Runner is now considered to be approaching that piece of ice. Use this ability only once during each run on this fort.
				ERRATA Jenny Jett should say "Whenever the Runner passes the last piece of ice on this fort or declares a run on it when it has no ice,..." rather than referring to "successful runs." (–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				If the run is being made on a fort other than the one from which cards are to be accessed, Jenny Jett may be used if she is installed in the fort on which the run is being made. If Jenny were installed in the fort from which cards are to be accessed, she could not be used. So if you want Jenny to defend you from Shredder Uplink Protocol, you need to install in her in the Archives; Jenny in HQ can't help you against Shredder.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				Since Jenny Jett "installs" ice, that ice is affected by effects which modify the normal cost(s) to install ice.(–JD Wiker, Netrunner-L)
360	Jerusalem City Grid Upgrade-Region	2	5	Cost to rez walls on this fort is reduced by [2]. All walls on this fort have +1 strength.
				See notes on Data Masons.
361	Namatoki Plaza Upgrade	3	1	Rez Namatoki Plaza when you install it. Install Namatoki Plaza only if you can pay to rez it. Install only inside a subsidiary data fort. That fort may have an additional agenda or node installed inside it. If Namatoki Plaza leaves play while installed, and this results in the fort having too many agendas and nodes installed inside it, trash one of those agendas or nodes.
				If Namatoki Plaza leaves play, deal with the effects immediately.(–Tom Wylie via JD Wiker, Netrunner-L)
				If this card is trashed, leaving the fort with too many nodes and/or agendas, the Corp chooses which of those cards are trashed.(–Official Netrunner Rulings)
362	New Galveston City Grid Upgrade-Region	1	4	All nodes and other upgrades installed inside this fort cost [2] to trash, in addition to the normal cost.
				When the Runner trashes multiple cards in a fort, all of them are trashed at the same time; thus, New Galveston City Grid still increases the cost of everything else being trashed. The only benefit of sequential trashing is that the Runner can determine the order in which the cards hit the Archives.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
363	Olivia Salazar Upgrade-Sysop	0	1	For half cost, rounded down, rez a piece of ice installed on this fort. Derez that ice at the end of the run. Use this ability only once during each run on this fort.
				Olivia cannot rez ice that Dr. Dreff causes the Runner to encounter, since Olivia only affects "installed" ice.(–JD Wiker, Netrunner-L)
				Multiple Olivia Salazars would enable the Corp to rez more than one piece of ice in a fort for half cost, but could not be used in multiples on the same piece of ice in the same run; the first Olivia would rez the ice, and the others would get there too late.(–JD Wiker, Netrunner-L)
364	Omni Kismet, Ph.D. Upgrade-Sysop	0	3	Swap a piece of unrezzed ice on this fort with an ice card stored in HQ. The new ice card comes into play concealed. Use this ability only once during each run on this fort.
				The Corp can use Omni Kismet, Ph.D.'s special effect after the Runner has activated Smarteye to expose a piece of ice, switching the exposed ice for a piece of concealed ice, which the Runner cannot expose.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
365	Paris City Grid Upgrade-Region	2	6	Put [3] from the bank on Paris City Grid when you rez it. Use these bits only to pay for traces made during runs on this fort. If you use any of these bits, replace them at the start of your next turn.
366	Red Herrings Upgrade	1	1	Runner must pay [5], in addition to any other costs, to steal agendas accessed from this fort, even on the run during which Runner trashes Red Herrings.
				If the Runner is using an effect that allows the trashing of any card (e.g., Kilroy Was Here), Red Herrings does not prohibit a Runner from trashing an agenda.(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
367	Rio de Janeiro City Grid Upgrade-Region-Random	1	6	Roll a die whenever Runner passes a piece of rezzed ice during a run on this fort. On a 1, end the run.
				The Corp still rolls for Rio even if effects allow the Runner to pass a piece of ice "automatically" (e.g., Inside Job).(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
368	Roving Submarine Upgrade-Region	3	0	Install only inside a subsidiary data fort. This fort may be run only if you installed or advanced a card inside or on this fort during your last turn.
				ERRATA "This fort may be run only if you installed a card or added an advancement counter to a card inside or on this fort during your last turn."(–Sparky, Netrunner-L)
				Cards installed during the Runner's last turn (e.g., with Pavit Bharat) do not allow the fort to be run.(–JD Wiker, Netrunner-L)
369	Singapore City Grid Upgrade-Region	0	5	Swap a piece of unrezzed ice on this fort with an ice card stored in HQ. The new ice card comes into play concealed. Use this ability only once during each run on this fort.
370	Tesseract Fort Construction Upgrade	2	3	All ice on this fort has an additional subroutine, " End the run unless Runner pays [1]" after all other subroutines.
371	Tokyo-Chiba Infighting Upgrade-Region	0	6	Gain [2] after each unsuccessful run on this fort.
372	Turbeau Delacroix Upgrade-Sysop-Ambush	1	2	Trace¹⁰– If trace is successful, give Runner a tag. Use this ability only when Runner accesses Turbeau Delacroix, and only once during each run on this fort.
373	Twenty-Four-Hour Surveillance Upgrade	1	2	During runs on this fort, Runner cannot use bits from stealth sources.
374	Washington, D.C., City Grid Upgrade-Region	7	6	The difficulty of agendas installed inside this fort is reduced by 1.
				See notes on Artificial Security Directors.

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