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− | Jake Armitage was a courier who was shot by assassins and left for dead in [[2050]] in [[Seattle]]. However his life was saved by a shapeshifting lupine figure named [[ |
+ | Jake Armitage was a courier who was shot by assassins and left for dead in [[2050]] in [[Seattle]]. However his life was saved by a shapeshifting lupine figure named [[Kitsune]]. He awoke in a morgue with amnesia. |
Trying to piece together his memories and determine who wanted him dead, he began to work as a [[shadowrunner]]. Jake is a rare [[shaman]] with [[cyberware]], because he had it implanted before discovering his calling as a [[Dog Shaman]]. |
Trying to piece together his memories and determine who wanted him dead, he began to work as a [[shadowrunner]]. Jake is a rare [[shaman]] with [[cyberware]], because he had it implanted before discovering his calling as a [[Dog Shaman]]. |
Revision as of 06:29, 18 May 2014
Jake Armitage was a shadowrunner and data courier in Seattle in the 2040s and 50s.
Biography
Jake Armitage was a courier who was shot by assassins and left for dead in 2050 in Seattle. However his life was saved by a shapeshifting lupine figure named Kitsune. He awoke in a morgue with amnesia.
Trying to piece together his memories and determine who wanted him dead, he began to work as a shadowrunner. Jake is a rare shaman with cyberware, because he had it implanted before discovering his calling as a Dog Shaman.
He discovered that his head not only contained a bomb, but also crucial data he carried as a courier without his knowledge. This data was a program designed to kill a malevolent artificial intelligence created and protected by Drake and Aneki Corporation.
In 2054, he assisted a fellow shadowrunner in investigating the Ripper killings in Seattle.
E-ghost
As a side effect of Jake Armitage's confrontation with this artificial intelligence a copy of his personality accidentally was uploaded into the matrix. - This copied personality became one of an unknown number of e-ghost fragments, that took possession of the FBI agent Seth Dietrich in 2075. [1]
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Namesake
While the plot of the video game he appeared in was loosely adapted from Robert Charrette's novel Never Deal With a Dragon, the name "Armitage" is a reference to a character from William Gibson's novel, Neuromancer; written in 1981 and possibly the most influential book in the Cyberpunk genre. However, Jake Armitage more closely resembles the main protagonist in Neuromancer: Henry Case.
Index
- Shadowrun (SNES)
- Shadowrun Returns
- Shadowrun Returns Anthology