Adam Smasher is clearly one of the most recognizable and fearsome characters in the franchise. He can put up a tough fight against even the most prepared edgerunners.
But I have a question... has your GM ever introduced their own version of Adam Smasher? A character who's just built different, covered head to toe in chrome, with psychotic tendencies.
If so, who were they? How would you describe them?
Hello everyone, i've started my 2nd CBRED campaign and i have a problem, i use too much time creating the stats for NPC.
I know that some people in this community use JonJonTheWise rules to keep NPC creation fast, but i don't want to use that. The main reason is that i would love to create some homebrew content to share with this community, i want to make practice so i can create proper stat blocks.
So the question is: how do you make the creation fast while keeping the depth offered by Cyberpunk Red? Do you have any tool or useful tip?
I recently started a new CBRED campaign, i hope it can last a few years, so i'm organizing all my templates and notes to keep track of everything (sort of like a personal wiki of the world).
I wanted to know how do you keep tracks of a large cast of npcs, like a spreadsheet on excel or a lot of tabs god knows where. If you have links or images of examples/templates i would appreciate so much.
Right now i am using a single page with photos of different types of npcs/factions, when i click on the image onenote shows me the list of npcs.
I am soon starting a campaign online with some friends and i wanted to ask some suggestions.
First, i love using physical maps, and they help incentivize the tactic side of Cyberpunk RED. I'm not really a "theater of the mind guy" when it comes to combat, and i think it's extra difficult with CPRED. I wanted to use a VTT or something like that, in my little experience i've only used Owlbear Rodeo for D&D.
Do you have any suggestion on how to run combat online and with which tools?
And after this, any tips or tools that come handy with an online campaign?
