Welcome to Reviewing the Little Boot Icon, an unfortunately named series of reviews for Reboot-modified cards. Today's review: Patent Acquisition, Archer, but you can hit undo and it's just super Eli 1.0.

• Changes: Injunction strength 4<5.

• Pros: Super good ice. Injunction is good against every fracter. (Even D4v1d.)

• Cons: Knifed and Parasite will undo all your work. 3/1 problems.

6/10 Best Weyland 3/1.

Welcome to Reviewing the Little Boot Icon, an unfortunately named series of reviews for Reboot-modified cards. Today's review: Dark Pool, the best code gate after Wormhole Weyland is allowed to have.

• Changes: Credits to end the run 25>20.

• Pros: Get money for free!* If you're super rich Yog.0 needs sucker tokens. Very good against aggro runners who don't have the setup time to install a decoder against Weyland.

• Cons: Low strength. Competes with Datapike, Enigma, and Quandary. 2nd sub doesn't fire.**

6/10 Better than you think.

*You have to pay to rez this, so the first trigger of this will just trash a Hedge Fund from R&D to do nothing.

** If you're Blue Sun you might.

Welcome to Reviewing the Little Boot Icon, an unfortunately named series of reviews for Reboot-modified cards. Today's review: Chronicle, Sonia Nahar's console.

• Changes: Install cost 1>0. This was having trouble competing with 4 Ubax and lately Astrolabe.

• Pros: Costs nothing and saves quite a bit of money out of Sonia Nahar: Steadfast Salvager and Exile: Streethawk. Also combos with Same Old Thing, which Exile really likes. Hayley Kaplan: Universal Scholar likes 0 things a bit.

• Cons: Astrolabe exists. Ubax exists. Kate "Mac" McCaffrey: Digital Tinker has a tiny nonbo.

6/10 Free .

Welcome to Reviewing the Little Boot Icon, an unfortunately named series of reviews for Reboot-modified cards. Today's review: Trojan Stable, at one point the centerpiece of the most broken Noise deck in Reboot before the Progenitor nerf.

• Install cost 5<6.

• Pros: By itself, this is 6 to gain 9, with a mill if you're Noise. Aesop's Pawnshop or Grimoire allow you to profit 6, and with both you'll make 9. If you're Exile: Streethawk with Grimiore, you can cycle this to make 6 and 2 cards over and over again. The Corp will often want to purge this, but 6 to make the Corp lose their turn is pretty good and eating Cyberdex Virus Suite on your terms is super important to a virus deck.

• Cons: Huge initial investment for Noise, who is famously broke. 2 is a lot. Mise En Place makes you very sad. Also takes a long time to pay out.

6/10 Orange Cache.

Welcome to Reviewing the Little Boot Icon, an unfortunately named series of reviews for Reboot-modified cards. Today's review: Human Rights Riot: Humanity's Hammer.

• Changes: Install cost 1<2. This is absurdly good out of any Anarch that trashes things. It has also recently been nerfed again so that the discarded card is now chosen by the Corp instead of RNG.

• Pros: It's almost literally Maw. Gives you 1 which is nice. Combos with Glee and For the Laughs.

• Cons: Trashing things can be hard. Anarchs don't have slots.

7/10 Every Kim and Whizzard deck should be on this.