Cowardice

Admit it - sometimes in a multiplayer match, you just feel like hiding. The nonstop frenzy of bullets and trash talk can get to even the most elite player and, when you figure in Shadowrun♌ 's one-life-per♏-round policy, the pressure really begins to build.

But there are many, many different ways to approach and enjoy Shadowrun - i🍎ncluding the coward's way. On the ꧑losing end of a battle? Well, you COULD stand your ground and die fighting like a hero. Or just cast Smoke and retreat calmly in the form of invincible mist. The ammunition will pass right through you, though the verbal taunts might still hurt.

Anothe🌳r option: Summon a monster to do all the dirty work for you. You can even direct the shimmering ghost of a beast to attack specific players or guard specific spots, as you would in a squad-based tactical shooter. We enjoy combining this power with the teleport to execute incredibly irritating hit-and-run tactics on our o🔯pponents.

Another option: Summon a monster to do all the dirty work for you. You can even direct the shimmering ghost of a beastꦰ to attack specific players or guard specific spots, as you would in a squad-based tactical shooter. We enjoy combining this power with the teleport to exe🦋cute incredibly irritating hit-and-run tactics on our opponents.