Total Cost: 26 RP
Total Space: 8 (8 used)
The Reeling, IL office of Post-Atlantic Acquisitions is housed in an office building off of 42nd Street, and is equipped with modern telecommunications equipment, including a copier, fax machine, top-of-the-line computer workstation, break room, and paper shredder. It also has basic office space for its front operation, real estate management.
Cost: 5 RP
Space Used: 1
The PAA mainframe connects to Post-Atlantic Acquisitions' home base, and processes unthinkable amounts of data in seconds. It is insanely powerful by the standards of the time, and runs entirely on a foreign operating system with a number of safeguards to prevent intrusion or reverse-engineering. Curious agents be forewarned.
Cost: 2 RP
Space Used: 1
This is a secured (-3 to Lockpicking), airtight, radiation-proofed, steel-walled storage facility with approximately eight cubic yards of storage space for temporarily keeping dangerous or sensitive materials.
Cost: 2 RP
Space Used: 2
PAA agents are expected to remain physically fit and train or practice in their spare time, and as such a gym suitable for practicing Acrobatics, Brawling, Climbing, Hand Weapon, Martial Arts, Running, and Sports specialties has been provided.
Cost: 2 RP
Space Used: 2
This is a concealed area with minimal on-site quarters for up to ten people, including five double bunks, lockers, showers, and lavatories.
Cost: 2 RP
Space Used: 2
This area in the once allows two people at once to freely work on various occult-related studies without interference or penalties, including a variety of standard reference texts, tomes and materials for study, and access to the PAA computerized database.
Cost: 2 RP (Academic)
Currently, the only non-agent staff assigned to PAA is Lindsey Grey, a college graduate with a Bachelor of Science degree in paranormal studies from who mans the office's phones and collates research data as opposed to being a field operative.
While the Agent's Code is to utilize weaponry only when other tactics have failed, the PAA office includes a locked storage closet that contains an assortment of basic weapons:
The facility is also supplied with some advanced equipment from the home office:
This set of four cameras is a technological marvel by 80s standards; cameras that take digital pictures or video, and that can be connected with the office workstation or mainframe to download their contents.
These lockpick guns (four on hand) have an effective Lockpicking skill of 5, and are usually found in the possession of police forces. While the home office keeps them readily available, they advise you not have them on your person if you expect to be searched, as law enforcement tends to frown on people who own such things.
This is a set of six walkie-talkie-style radios that can communicate with each other from a range of up to a mile. They include a scrambler device built in to mask communications.