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Roll Imitative-Break ties with ERIC (Edge, Reaction, Intuition, coin flip) & Determine surprise with Reaction + Intuition (3) modified test \tn 
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Attacker uses {[}weapon skill{]} + Agility & Defender uses Reaction + Intuition and modifies for Surprise, damage, and so forth \tn 
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Compare the Attack Rating of the weapon to the Defense Rating & If either is 4 or more, the bigger value gets an Edge Second, look at the situation Compare and toss an Edge to whoever has the advantage Limit 2 per round. \tn 
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Spend Edge & Roll Dice-ties go to attacker \tn 
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Defender rolls their Body attribute & Apply the damage to the appropriate Condition Monitor \tn 
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\mymulticolumn{1}{x{5.377cm}}{Off-Hand Attacks-Every shadowrunner has a preferred hand to use in attacks (except those with the Ambidextrous quality, p. 70), but sometimes that hand isn't available. Maybe your preferred hand is damaged, or cuffed, or holding something really important, so you have to attack with a weapon in your off-hand. When attacking with your offhand, you can neither gain nor use Edge. If you're attacking with two hands, the attack from your primary hand can still gain and spend Edge; for other rules, see Multiple Attacks below.} \tn 
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\mymulticolumn{1}{x{5.377cm}}{Knockdown-Sometimes you want to knock an opponent on their hoop—and sometimes you do that without meaning to. Whenever a character is damaged, if the amount of damage left after their Damage Resistance test is greater than their Body rank, then they are knocked down and gain the Prone status. They'll have to use a Stand Up action if they want to remove the effects of the Prone status.} \tn 
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\mymulticolumn{1}{x{5.377cm}}{Multiple Attacks-Whether it's shooting a bunch of bullets at multiple people, throwing shuriken at a marauding group, or using a sword in each hand, there may be times you want to deliver multiple attacks at once. This can be against multiple targets, or you could attempt two attacks against the same target. Whatever the case, to make multiple attacks, divide your attacking dice pool by the number of attacks made as evenly as possible, then make the rolls. If you are making two different kinds of attack (like, say, a gun in one hand, a knife in the other) divide each of your normal dice pools by two, rounded down. Defenders will defend as normal; if the multiple attacks are made against a single target, they only have to roll once, and their hits will be compared to all of the attacker's rolls to determine success.} \tn 
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\mymulticolumn{1}{x{5.377cm}}{If you want to grapple with an opponent, inform your gamemaster what you're doing, then make an unarmed Close Combat + Agility test. Instead of making the net hits into damage, the attacker rolls Strength + net hits vs. opponent's Strength. If they succeed in this test, they have wrapped up and restrained the opponent. The only physical actions the opponent can take are attempts to break out of the grapple, though spellcasters and technomancers can use their Magic and Resonance abilities, respectively. All attackers, including the grappler, automatically gains Edge on a restrained defender, and the defender also experiences a –4 dice pool penalty on their Defense test. Note, however, that any missed attack on the restrained individual may hit the grappler instead. Have the grappler make a Defense test against the same attack roll, as if they were the intended target.} \tn 
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SS: You fire a single bullet. & No change \tn 
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