The Netrunner Reboot Project

This is a reboot of the Netrunner card-pool from the original Core Set through Data and Destiny. 

We have rebalanced a large number of cards, using a modern understanding of the game and the power of hindsight to create a version of Netrunner that is in the greatest form that could have been.

You can explore all of the changes and read some FAQ on the Master Spreadsheet.

You can explore the card-pool, look up individual cards, and browse published decks on our NetrunnerDB Mirror Site.

You can play games with the Reboot card-pool on reteki.fun.

If you want to play with physical cards, use this site to generate proxies from a decklist.

To discuss the project, find games, or participate in events, join our discord server. 

The Netrunner Reboot Project is in no way associated with NISEI/NSG.

There are 4 main ways that people play games using the Reboot card-pool.

1. Reboot Constructed: Build a deck using all of the legal FFG sets (Sets through Data and Destiny, meaning Core 1, Genesis, Creation and Control, Spin, Honor and Profit, Lunar, Order and Chaos, Sansan, and Data and Destiny), plus Reboot Boosters. There is no MWL/Ban-list. Most published decks on nrdb are for this format. Particularly Recommended for: Competitive or Experienced Players.

2. Preconstructed: A format for those who want the feel of a constructed match, but without the deckbuilding. Each player chooses ready-to-play decks from this list. Particularly Recommended for: Newer players or players who don't enjoy deckbuilding. 

3. Jumpstart: Select 'Jumpstart' on reteki.fun and receive an algorithmically-generated, never-before-seen deck. Our guided, semi-random process will give you a deck that is guaranteed to both function and be a bit silly. This is a perfect format for exploring the card-pool for the 1st time since it requires absolutely 0 preparation, although to be quite honest, the novelty never really runs out. Even very experienced players can enjoy Jumpstart. Particularly Recommended for: Players who like messing around with silly cards or players who have experience with the FFG game but are new to the Reboot cardpool and want to experience the changes as a surprise. 

4. LCG-Style: For newer players with a bit more time, you can begin by making decks for the Core Set only, and then add cycles/boxes in chronological order as your playgroup is ready. The card-pool has been balanced so that at any point in the chronology, the runner/corp side-balance should be good, but at the game's earliest points, some factions definitely have a bit of catching up to do. Once you get to around the end of Spin Cycle, every faction should feel viable. Particularly Recommended for: Players with a steady partner/playgroup who want to experience the game as a slow burn.