Alternate rules for Enforcers.
Generally I think Jervis Johnson did a decent job of updating Andy Chambers original rules, but there are still a lot of rule and fluff problems. The biggest fluff issue was the idea Jervis introduced that enforcers are responsible for policing the Underhive, despite it practically being impossible, it being economically of no importance to Helmawr in comparison to Hive City and somewhat goes against the whole mentality of the Underhive being a lawless environment. To me it makes far more sense that enforcers are reposonsible for policing and maintaining the stability of Hive City (which is how they are portrayed in every Necro novel). Since the boundary between Hive City and the Underhive is constantly in flux, enforcers would still constantly tangle with the Underhive gangs and they would lead a constant campaign against smugglers and looters.
Generally I think Jervis Johnson did a decent job of updating Andy Chambers original rules, but there are still a lot of rule and fluff problems. The biggest fluff issue was the idea Jervis introduced that enforcers are responsible for policing the Underhive, despite it practically being impossible, it being economically of no importance to Helmawr in comparison to Hive City and somewhat goes against the whole mentality of the Underhive being a lawless environment. To me it makes far more sense that enforcers are reposonsible for policing and maintaining the stability of Hive City (which is how they are portrayed in every Necro novel). Since the boundary between Hive City and the Underhive is constantly in flux, enforcers would still constantly tangle with the Underhive gangs and they would lead a constant campaign against smugglers and looters.