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The IT team of adventurers is running on coffee and overtime, but not a single printer, laptop or server in sight is working correctly. And while every SysAdmin is familiar with Murphy’s Law, it’s almost like someone – or something – is intentionally sabotaging all the IT equipment in the company. Can the party find the source before they find themselves working even later than usual on a Friday?  \nCreating Your Heroes  \nWhatever tabletop RPG system you and your friends have been using – D&D, FATE Accelerated, Call of Cthulhu, etc. ,– can be used in this adventure. Players can create a Level 1 character of their choosing for quick gameplay. Although this adventure is set in a world similar to ours, encourage players to be creative in their character choices. Players partial to offensive classes can equip themselves with a baseball bat to fight monsters a la Office Space. Defensive players might choose to cast Firewall Spells or give themselves the ability to hack one monster remotely. Dungeons & Data Centers is a heightened version of our reality! If players are stuck on their own characters, they are welcome to use one of ours:  \n\n| TICKET SMASHER barbarian, destroyer\u003Cbr>of long ticket queues | | \u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>CLOUD\u003Cbr>CALMER mage, keeps multicloud environments\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>running smoothly\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>|\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| SYS SOOTHSAYER bard, charms end users by\u003Cbr>easily solving their problems\u003Cbr>|  | PHISHBANE rogue, sniffs out sneak cyberattacks before they happen\u003Cbr>|\n\nWe’ll also use this guide to give Game Masters a sense of how strong each opponent should be, but don’t expect exact values or stats. You can adapt this adventure to whatever style of gameplay suits your party best.  \n3 Dungeons & Data Centers: Players Manual  \n4 Dungeons & Data Centers: Players Manual  \nOFFICE SUPPLY ROOM  \nTHE CONFERENCE ROOM  \nTHE EXECUTIVE OFFICE  \nTHE ELEVATORS  \nThe Breakroom  \nOur adventure starts with a coffee break. The party of SysAdmins at The Company Inc. has been working nonstop all morning, and that breakneck pace has been going on nearly all week. They’re trying to get a moment’s peace, or at least a fresh cup of coffee, but they can’t help but notice that everybody and their uncle isin the break room, complaining about how all of their technology is breaking.  \nAs the party listens into these conversations or asks around for more information, they start to realize that nothing is working as expected. Cheryl in HR alludes to candidate interviews that never happened due to faulty Wi-Fi in the Conference Room. The party may overhear a conversation about laptops that have taken days to update. The Vice President of The Company Inc. , John N. Epotism Jr., will complain that he lost the key to his Executive Office because the Printer in the Office Supply Room “ate it.” If that’s  \nnot bad, the vending machines are full of energy drinks, but none will dispense.  \nIt’s quickly apparent that break time is over and it’s up to the players to try to getto the bottom of why absolutely nothing is working today. Players leaving the breakroom will find themselves in ...  \nThe Office Floor The Company Inc. uses your standard openoffice floor plan to encourage collaboration and puritanical judgment of those who spend their days on Twitter. There are three rows of desks, each leading to a door.  \nPlayers entering the first row will find Dan from Accounting staring blankly at his computer screen. If players ask, the unexcitable Dan will tell them that his operating system update has been stuck at 12% for days, which is translating into unaccountable losses for The Company Inc. , most of which will come out of payroll. Dan has, of course, tried everything (by which he means bashed his keyboard a few times) .  \nPlayers can attempt to force the system update to complete, but most actions will fail. Someone in IT had to have ","cbCaikXMOhhkFJgf","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikXMOhhkFJgf","pdf",2105686,"English","# Summary\n# Creating Your Heroes\n# Office Spaces and Scenes\n## Office Floor - The Company Inc.\n## Office Supply Room","[{\"question\":\"What is the premise of the adventure?\",\"answer\":\"An adventuring IT party finds that none of the office’s printers, laptops, or servers work correctly, as if something is deliberately sabotaging the company’s technology. 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