<div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Mechanics</div><div class="spoiler_body">Boost: 'James Yao, Triad Negotiator'<br/>Boost: Triad Intel<br/>Scene Aspect: Overwatch (2 Free Invokes)<br/>Scene Aspect: Subverted Panopticon (2 Free Invokes)<br/></div></div><br/><br/><hr/><br/><strong>Tagging </strong>Antimony, Drop<br/><br/>Antimony's work grants you access to all of the unsecured/public/poorly secured sensors in the area, and a few of the more well secured ones in the blind spots. The data is worked into your tacnet, and the software filters out low-quality and redundant feeds. You now have a limited ability to see through walls and cover.<br/><br/><hr/><br/><strong>Tagging </strong>Mark 22, Forklift<br/><br/>The creatively named 'Red Shanghai Dragons' Triad is little more than a gang of wannabe thugs. It's mostly composed of poor, recently released indents sleeved in rusters and worker pods. Like many minor criminal enterprises, it initially formed in response to synthetic competition in the labor market. The group has a strong anti-AGI/synth/uplift bias. The RSD are beneath the interest of larger Triads, and their interest in sempai noticing them means they will likely not know how to deal with an established Triad member contacting them.<br/><br/>The current leader of the group is Fen Xiao Long, an infugee turned indent turned criminal sleeved a worker pod morph. He was recently in contact with Franc Burke, a member of the Moderates.<br/><br/>The Red Shanghai Dragons are likely poorly armed, but numerous. Expect unarmored combatants armed with cheap heavy pistols. The group has civilian/consumer grade mesh and nano capabilities. They've currently amassed less then a dozen morphs.<br/><br/>Despite their amateur status, the group has been around for some time. Statistical analysis suggests they are likely a group of useful idiots for a third party.