One day you are surfing the web using your new Webtronic box. The webtronic box hooks you up to the internet at speeds of up to 250 k a second download time. A very nice thing for research and illegal mp3 downloads. Anyway there is a message box l c d readout on the device that gives error messages , alerts about upgrades , and gives local temperatures. One day while downloading a long porn video the message screen says "Help me" ( consult picture one)A chill goes down your spine is this the work of hackers? Have player(s) make a computer use roll the default is 20 %. Success means you have hacked into the line and found out where the message came from.
The message came from the Webtronic's building. There's one such building in every major city , this is where the beams are sent out that the home devices pick up. The building where you send your fifty dollar , box retail , web service check to. The building is located in the business area down town , where all the big over one hundred year old buildings are.
The building is three storeys high with a deep scary basement. A security guard hangs out just inside the door , the entry hall. He has a handgun and club at his hips , he is big and mean looking. If characters enter he will give a cold murderous look and say "Hello".
If players chill and see what else happens with the webtronic box , another message shows up "I'm am a slave". Another computer roll can retrieve the area of the building message came from (basement) if the first roll was successful , if not it tells one of the webtronic location. The building has a small parking garage to shield the employee cars fro vandalism and theft. A general parking lot that can hold ten cars and has 1d10 parked there is for the non employee types. Security cameras watch both parking lots and have a 20 % chance of security noticing any suspicious behaviour. There is a guard in the parking garage as well , and a trap door that blocks entry until guard pushes the button to let you in. If cops are called they arrive in 1d10plus 1d4 minutes as they are paid to have a fast response time and are usually in the area.