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Crackpot Ideas Need Love Too

When developing Shadowrun, we come across all sorts of ideas. Good ideas. Crazy ideas. Ideas guaranteed to make us require yet more expensive psychotherapy bills. Yet we don’t believe there are bad ideas—only ideas that need the right outlet. Street Legends: Home Edition is our way of providing a place for those ideas that, in normal circumstances, leave us shaking our heads in confusion and/or despair.

Meet an ork in a sequined white jumpsuit, a ninja elf stripper, a set of triplets with an unusual bond, and the most enthusiastic, cheerful shadowrunner you’ll ever meet. They may not be you’re typical runners, but they’re all legends—in the sense of, if you met them, you’d still have trouble believing they existed.

Street Legends: Home Edition is for use with Shadowrun: Twentieth Anniversary Edition. If you must.

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David A.

March 26th, 2013

Ok, I know it's free and a joke, but the stat's for the female elf ninja stripper are the same as the ork Elvis.

Adrian S. [Featured Reviewer]

April 14th, 2012

It is good to see more gaming companies getting into the spirit of April 1st (and making the product free to all of us). For those familiar with the 'Street Legends' book, the basic premise is to cover, both narratively and mechanically, a wide range of N [...]

Rasmus N. W.

April 14th, 2012

As usual a fun 1st. aprils fool from Catalyst. Really worth a read and a laugh

Alexander L. [Featured Reviewer]

April 5th, 2012

Originally posted at: http://diehardgamefan.com/2012/04/05/tabletop-review-shadowrun-street-legends-home-edition/ Home Edition is the third entry in the Shadowrun: Street Legends line. These books contain bios and stat blocks of famous or infamous char [...]

Kyle W. [Featured Reviewer]

April 2nd, 2012

Street Legends: Home Edition is a little taste of Shadowrun goodness that presents "Street Legends" that most long-time Shadowrunners are familiar with; the characters that really shouldn't exist but yet they do. My favorite thing about it is its blunt [...]