Pretty self-explanatory. I just played through SR Returns: Dragonfall, and I'd like something similar in tone.

Supporting this. Dragonfall was quite awesome.

Come on chums, the shadows aren't going to run themselves.

I, too, would be interested in being a player in such a campaign.

Bump.

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If a game can be found, I'm down.

By my count, that makes five of us.  A decent-sized party ... if only a GM would step out of the mists ... :)

Correction, six players if we find a GM :-D

Seriously you guys? You're telling me that there's not ONE GM willing to run this game? I refuse to believe that.

My job eats up loads of my time. I can manage as a player but wouldn't have time to GM a game to a decent standard.

I enjoyed Shadowrun Returns.

I'm looking at trying to get the rulebook atm, so I'd like to play as well :)

If you want it in hardcopy, you're going to pay through the nose for a positively massive tome.  Sixty dollars (US), and it has to weigh ten or fifteen pounds by itself.  It's a very nice tome, mind, and if "dead tree editions" are still you're thing, you'll get your moneys' worth for sure.

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OTOH, if a PDF copy is fine for your needs, it's only $20 on Catalyst's own BattleShop.
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I haven't played Dragonfall yet so I am not familiar with its tone.

I can sum it up easily: CLASSIC OLD-SCHOOL SHADOWRUN AWESOMENESS.

Seriously.  It is that good.

I've got it.  Just have not had the time to give it a serious go.  I enjoyed DMS even with the Paco continuity error.  Without having completed Dragonfall though I don't know if anything I currently have matches what was found there and I don't want to read any of the overviews on wiki to ruin it.

After I have finished it though.

I'd also like to find an active game of SR5 to play in.