Welcome to Reviewing the Little Boot Icon, an unfortunately named series of reviews for Reboot-modified cards. Today's review: Karim Hamdan, turning every deck into FCC Exile.

• Changes: Install cost 1<2.

• Pros: Turn unwanted hardware and programs into money and draw! You can stuff a bunch of duplicates into your deck and sell them, sell your late Self-modifying Codes that have nothing left to tutor, redundant copies of your console, etc. Exile: Streethawk and Sonia Nahar: Steadfast Salvager really like this guy, or any deck that would be happy to see Chronicle. He is also good in The Professor: Keeper of Knowledge decks with lots of matchup-dependent cards.

• Cons: Jinteki: Personal Evolution.

7/10 Who needs Professional Contacts? (Proco goes well with Karim, though, you can have both.)

Welcome to Reviewing the Little Boot Icon, an unfortunately named series of reviews for Reboot-modified cards. Today's review: Engagement Metrics, the only card in Equity & Eternity (besides the collaboration agendas.)

• Changes: Trash cost 2<3.

• Pros: It's a slower Launch Campaign that gives a tag and has 3 trash cost! SYNC and Spark rejoice! SYNC has wanted remote bait for a long time.

• Cons: Spark tag decks are very unexplored. Slower than Launch Campaign, don't play this in a deck without tag punishment. The tag takes forever and is very telegraphed. NBN has trouble defending assets.

7/10 Put this in your SYNC today!

Welcome to Reviewing the Little Boot Icon, an unfortunately named series of reviews for Reboot-modified cards. Today's review: Nootropics Campaign, an HB card that is bad out of Haas-Bioroid: Engineering the Future without being junk!

• Changes: Rez cost 1>0.

• Pros: If you are Echo Memvaults: Reality Reimagined or Cerebral Imaging: Infinite Frontiers, this is a PAD Campaign that costs 0 to rez and may possibly give you cards.

• Cons: If you are against Adam: Compulsive Hacker, this will not work for long as he will install Brain Chip and get a huge hand. Requires you to have more cards than the Runner, watch out for Vigil.

7/10 Excellent piece of design.

Welcome to Reviewing the Little Boot Icon, an unfortunately named series of reviews for Reboot-modified cards. Today's review: Progenitor, a card on which the community's evaluation recently went from "meh" to "OP, best deck in the game."

• Changes: of hosted programs cannot exceed 1. @zailey made a broken deck with this for Trojan Stable spam.

• Pros: Free to install, good MU solution for everything except Trojan Stable and Hivemind. Also saves a virus counter on purges, which is very nice for lots of different viruses.

• Cons: Not a virus, has to be drawn before whatever you want to put on it. Small nonbo with Scheherazade. Weak to Marcus Batty, though rigshooter is weak these days. Power Shutdown is a good card.

6/10 Underplayed card.

Welcome to Reviewing the Little Boot Icon, an unfortunately named series of reviews for Reboot-modified cards. Today's review: Keegan Lane, who just got nerfed today!

• Changes: Limit 1 per deck.

• Pros: Absolutely ruin Crims that aren't on Clone Chip, Femme Fatale or duplicate breakers. Data Raven is really good with this guy, and Bandwidth is playable now.

• Cons: Limit 1 per deck, single-use only, and requires a tag during a run on his server. Femme Fatale ruins the Data Raven combo.

6/10 Program trashing fun.