Welcome to Reviewing the Little Boot Icon, an unfortunately named series of reviews for Reboot-modified cards. Today's review: Net Celebrity, the best Shaper current.

• Changes: Play cost 1>0.

• Pros: Once a turn pseudo bad-pub! Great out of Nasir Meidan: Cyber Explorer, as he cannot lose it and now doesn't lose to Pop-up Window. Free to play current. Only 1 influence, could see play in Criminal.

• Cons: You can't play Employee Strike. Only 1, so if you aren't making a run once a turn, another econ card would be better.

6/10 Nice Nasir toy.

Welcome to Reviewing the Little Boot Icon, an unfortunately named series of reviews for Reboot-modified cards. Today's review: LLDS Energy Regulator, the best way to tech against tech against tech against Scorched Earth.

• Changes: 1>0.

• Pros: Keep your Plascrete Carapace or Desperado alive. Save your P4inappl3 to trigger again. Cheap, this is basically Easy Mark in an Aesop's Pawnshop deck, Hayley Kaplan: Universal Scholar can piggy-back this off another program.

• Cons: The P4inappl3 combo is pretty bad. There are plenty of cheap programs with good effects for Aesop's. And finally, when was the last time you had a piece of hardware trashed?

4/10 Tech within tech within tech.

Welcome to Reviewing the Little Boot Icon, an unfortunately named series of reviews for Reboot-modified cards. Today's review: Lag Time, Haas-Bioroid: Stronger Together for every ice.

• Changes: Play cost 2>0.

• Pros: Annoy the heck out of fixed-strength breakers. Free to play out of any deck.

• Cons: You can't have another current active at the same time. NBN prefers Predictive Algorithm, HB prefers Enhanced Login Protocol or just no currents. RP prefers ELP also, and the other Jinteki decks either are taxing cards instead of credits, or don't have time or slots for this. Weyland is way too busy to play this.

6/10 Fix your Anarch matchup today!

Welcome to Reviewing the Little Boot Icon, an unfortunately named series of reviews for Reboot-modified cards. Today's review: Heinlein Grid, the best way to screw over Adam: Compulsive Hacker, besides killing him with the combo between Snare!, Hostile Infrastructure, and Neutralize All Threats.

• Changes: Rez cost 3>1.

• Pros: Force the Runner not to click through bioroid ice. Make Hourglass super scary. The Runner can get around this by running last click, but then you can use Strongbox with Red Herrings for a guaranteed lock. You can use False Lead to forcibly trigger this, also turning on Chronal Retrofitting. This is really fun out of Haas-Bioroid: Stronger Together.

• Cons: Whizzard: Master Gamer can trash this and never feel it. Film Critic running last click defuses this very well, requiring Caprice Nisei to be added to the equation. Regions cannot be stacked with each other, so no Breaker Bay Grid, Crisium Grid, or SanSan City Grid.

7/10 Fun alternative to Breaker Bay Grid

Welcome to Reviewing the Little Boot Icon, an unfortunately named series of reviews for Reboot-modified cards. Today's review: Encrypted Portals, part of a cycle of ice-centered 3/1 agendas for each faction. Weyland gets Superior Cyberwalls, NBN gets Improved Tracers, HB gets the Reboot-exclusive Chronal Retrofitting, and Jinteki gets this.

• Changes: 1<2 gained.

• Pros: Ramp up all your code gates and beat up Yog.0 with a 5-strength Lotus Field. Get cash for having rezzed your code gates already. Jinteki: Personal Evolution loves 1-pointers.

• Cons: Be sad that Rielle "Kit" Peddler: Transhuman is breaking all your code gates anyway, and that this is a 3/1 taking up tons of space in your deck. Also be sad that you aren't playing Gila Hands Arcology, Clone Retirement or House of Knives instead. Heck, Unorthodox Predictions is better.