The beginner class is indeed finishing up. The doors are open, but everything's not put away yet. Hell, for the AR stuff, nothing's put away at all, so it's pretty easy to see what this class was about. One of those simple, basics of basics that runners can't always take advange of, cover. In this case, it's slightly more advanced than such a basic description would bring to mind, but not a whole lot.<br/><br/>It's about good cover choices when you have options. So, say, don't go for a crate unless you know it's filled with something tough or solid. Cars and other vehicles tends to be worse than expected because there's not always something super-solid to hide behind (but if you know the thing well enough to get behind some solid part, go for it). That kind of thing. Next class is apparently about breaking line of sight.<br/><br/>And for so late, it's got a pretty good number of people. Mostly humans, because of weight of numbers, but there's also a sprinkling of dwarves, elves, and an ork or two. This instructor looks to have hit the bio-ware, or else naturally lacks a sense of pain given the darts sticking out of her arms. She's addressing the crowd, but quietly enough that it'd take some active listening to really make out over the approach and 'cargo' movement of the drones.