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Message: <blockquote data-quote="C. Baize" data-source="post: 1954042" data-attributes="member: 4571">With all due credit to Turanil for the concept (not to mention granted permission to use said concept), I'd like to kick off the D100 modern buildings ideas for modern urban gaming in your system of choice! Once this thread is complete, I'll turn it into a table, PDF it, and put it up for free download. So, as with Turanil's D100 ideas, I'm looking for input from anyone who wishes to contribute to this project.So... to kick it off... Here's a couple.01: 24-7 Convenience Store / Fuel Station. Owned and operated by Hiroshi (Harry) Zapata, he can be found there about 14 hours per day. Mr. Zapata is a short Fillipino man with salt and pepper hair, round rimmed glasses, and a pleasant demeanor. There are several employees, any 3 of which will be at the store at any given time.The convenience store has 6 double sided gas pumps in the lot, and is 40' by 30' in the store itself with a 15' by 40' employee area accessible via a door behind the register area. The employee area contains a desk with a computer, along with supplies for the fountain drink machine, condiments for the prepackaged hot dogs and hamburgers, and cleaning supplies. In the customer area, the front of the store is taken up with the cash register area (including the registers, automated safe set to open at the time of emptying by the armored car company, cigarettes, and fuel authorization machines), and magazine racks. The rest of the store consists of several racks of slightly overpriced products, a glass topped freezer with frozen confections and a few frozen dinners, and a cold box (refrigerated area with glass doors in which cold drinks are available on racks, and further back (accessible via the employee area) frozen hamburger patties, and hot dogs in various sizes and levels of spicyness. 2: Now! Fashions. This clothing / jewelry / accessories store is where you'll find what all the cool kids are wearing ... this week. This store is owned through a line of subsidiaries by a national department store chain. The manager is Sarey Dougherty, a tall thin blond young woman with various piercings and tattoos, and usually wearing the latest anti-authoritarian ripped up shirt over a brightly colored undershirt, and pants with meticulously placed rips and worn spots, along with lines of safety pins along the seams. The walls of the 20' by 30' store are lined with shirts depicting this week's favorite anti-authoritarian musical bands, various leather belts, and fashionable accoutrements in every imaginable style, as long as it includes leather... or vinyl... or metal studs... or all of the above. The open area of the store is filled with racks of chain decorated jackets, metal stud encrusted pants, piercing studs and jewelry, necklaces, bracelets, anklets and other body jewelry of every description. There is a small counter on one wall with a cash register and counter top area for customers to put their merchandise. At the back wall is an employee door, accessible with the magnetically striped employee ID, or a key (Disable Device check DC 15 to open without a proper card or key). Beyond this door is a small employee lounge, an office cubicle with a desktop computer and file cabinet, and dozens of boxes of excess merchandise.</blockquote>

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