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  Feeling Lucky, Punk?
  Feeling Lucky, Punk?
  Feeling Lucky, Punk?
  Feeling Lucky, Punk?    
   
   
  After 10 (?!?!) years of playing this game I've noticed that many a player will never use those floating bonus 
  points provided by their luck stat they have during game play... At least, not until they get shot. Some 
  players will then use them all on their Death Save rolls, while others will allow their characters with Trauma 
  Team accounts to die and then spend all their luck on the resurrection roll. (Except for the character that 
  Trauma Team never showed up for...) 
   
  These rules provide for an excellent way to increase a player's willingness to use their luck points, as well as 
  forcing them not to use all of them on death saves. This system introduces a deck of pre-prepared Luck 
  Cards or a Luck Table. Each player draws one card at the beginning of a game session for every luck point 
  their character has (or rolls once on the table if you are not using the cards). These cards can only be used as 
  indicated, as many of these cards produce better effects than normal luck points, but can only be spent on 
  specific types of actions. 
   
  Of all the rules and stuff added on these pages, these rules produced the best reaction amongst the play 
  group they were introduced to (The Night City Cru), and have created spin-offs of this deck in other RPGs 
  run by members of the Night City Cru. I printed up the cards two to an index card and then cut the index 
  cards in half, producing a nice deck of 200 cards. If you just shrug at everything else on these pages, I truly 
  recommend you at least give these rules a play-test. 
   
  GMs not wishing to use the Campaign or Subplots may substitute them for a +2 on any roll, or make up 
  cards of their own, or allow players to reroll. 
  - 
  Hound 
   
  I wished to give a try to those rules since a long time, but I disliked the idea of just rolling on the table… So, 
  finally I overcame my own laziness, and created this deck. It contains all of the Hound’s cards, plus some 
  blank ones, so you could make your own cards. Also, there is a page with colored reverses for the card, 
  should you need something just like this. I hope they’ll fit exactly to the back of a card page, but I can’t 
  guarantee that (I’m doing this in Word, after all, and it’s by far not a graphic program). 
  I suggest you to buy some stiff paper to print those cards on: a few pages of paper used for namecards 
  should be exactly what you need. 
  - 
  senior officer Mikael van Atta 
   
  I have been curious about the luck deck for quite a while, so now, with Hound and Mikes permission I am 
  hosting them at Datafortress 2020, my only contribution was fixing the format so that the front and back of 
  the cards line up properly when printing. 
  - 
  Wisdom000 
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
  
   
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  Use this page as a back for your deck - if you feel you need one. 
   
  
   
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SOURCE: textdata/thevault/Cyberpunk/Unofficial/Datafortress 2020 Archives/Cyberpunk 2020 - Net - Rules - Luck Deck Illustrated by Hound and Van Atta.pdf