Solo of Fortune
Solo of Fortune is a 1989 role-playing game supplement published by R. Talsorian Games for Cyberpunk.
Contents
Solo of Fortune is the first in a series of supplements, each highlighting a different character class.[1]
Reception
Solo of Fortune was reviewed in Space Gamer Vol. II No. 2.[1] The reviewer commented that "If your campaign uses Solos or vehicles to any extent, it'll be worth your while."[1]
gollark: You can already add more RAM through... adding extra RAM DIMMs to available RAM slots?
gollark: Or you can just add more CPU cores by... having swappable CPUs, and skip a ton of extremely difficult and problematic stuff.
gollark: If you have CPU, GPU and RAM in some monolithic device, you cannot really swap out each bit.
gollark: You get expandability out of having discrete stuff, because you can actually swap it out individually.
gollark: Moore's law stopped being accurate a few years ago.
References
- E.B. (October–November 1989). "Capsules". Space Gamer. World Wide Wargames. 2 (2): 56.
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