We are pleased to announce that Game 7 of A Life on the Edge will feature at Dropzone 2025 (23/5 - 26/5 2025), in the Sunday afternoon and evening slot.
The 'double slot' format was well received at Dropzone 2024 so we're doing another longer episode.
Once booking opens we'll share the links and start talking to returning players about downtimes and so on. New players always welcome too.
Still reeling from being driven out of the Cybar, the Operators had recovered Adam from Maelstrom but were yet to find a new place to call home and are working out of a shack in Nomad territory.
Maelstrom have issued a ‘pogrom’ against Adam and the Cybar regulars meaning lots of their usual contacts and suppliers had been avoiding them.
This also means Maelstrom are in conflict with Scars Alice and her Nomad group meaning they are overextended.
Madusa had been investigating Maelstrom even prior to the recent clash and had a couple of options to hit them where it hurts.
Linears and Events of note
Grab the Guns
Low on cash and armaments the Operators raided a Maelstrom safe house, retrieving a much needed quantity of cash and guns.
They also picked up a video message in a courier package meant for WarCrimes. Here Carlos DeVega offers Project Waterfall Assassin drones to WarCrimes for hire.
Whats your best price?
Anton, who'd previously been notable by his absence since the loss of the Cybar, appeared on the scene with ZeroDay.
ZeroDay has come to call in the favour the Operators owe the Cybermancers from Game #5 for helping them recue Adam.
Anton had some information on a Maelstrom Ripperdoc location that could be raided or perhaps somewhere WarCrimes was right now and could perhaps be taken down if they hurried.
Opting to take a shot at the Maelstrom BossMan unfortunately the Operators were spotted and he escaped.
Quid Pro Quo
Having reluctantly given the Operators time to take a shot at WarCrimes, ZeroDay accompanied the Operators on a hacking raid against a Server Farm recently acquired by Architec. Due to a byzantine contractual dispute it is currently much less guarded than usual.
Things got difficult and several Operators were captured by Corporate Police but most got away with the data.
