STAR CITY SNOOPER:
SOIL PROCESSING
FACILITY
CREATED BY:
DAVE WOODRUM
STAR CITY SNOOPER:
SOIL PROCESSING FACILITY
Designed, Written, and Maps By: Dave Woodrum
Art By: Luna Glass, Techna Arts, Dave Woodrum
Copyright 2023, Fishwife Games
Contact: Fishwifegames@gmail.com
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TABLE OF CONTENTS:
INTRODUCTION PAGE 5
ABOUT THE SERIES PAGE 5
FLOOR PLAN LOCATIONS PAGE 6
1. Front Lobby PAGE 6
2. Visitor Restroom PAGE 6
3. Hallway PAGE 6
4. Accounting Office PAGE 6
5. Personnel Manager’s Office: PAGE 6
6. Purchasing Manager’s Office PAGE 6
7. Break Room PAGE 7
8. Meeting Room PAGE 7
9. Scientist Staff Room PAGE 7
10. Restroom PAGE 7
11. Equipment Engineer Office PAGE 7
12. Building Engineer Office PAGE 7
13. IT Manager Office PAGE 7
14. Facility Owner/Plant Manager PAGE 7
15. Restroom PAGE 8
16, Hallway Area PAGE 8
17. Restroom PAGE 8
18. Restroom PAGE 8
19. Uniform Laundry Service PAGE 8
20. Uniform Racks PAGE 8
21. Hallway PAGE 8
22. Restroom PAGE 8
23. Restroom PAGE 8
24. Employee Locker Room PAGE 8
25. Employee Locker Room PAGE 8
26. Shop Supervisor Office PAGE 9
27. Warehouse Floor PAGE 9
28. Lead Scientist Office PAGE 9
29. Test Lab PAGE 9
30. Connecting Hallway PAGE 9
31. Shipping Containers PAGE 9
32. Metal Drums PAGE 9
33. Maintenance Shop PAGE 10
34. Tool Crib PAGE 10
35. Restroom PAGE 10
36. Restroom PAGE 10
37. Soil Bins PAGE 10
38. Hallway PAGE 10
39. Tumbler Room PAGE 11
40. Sterilizing Room PAGE 11
41. Nurse’s Station PAGE 11
42. Nurse’s Station Bathroom PAGE 12
43. Shipping Area PAGE 12
44. Warehouse Storage PAGE 12
45. Warehouse Storage PAGE 12
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TABLE OF CONTENTS CONTINUED:
46. Warehouse Office PAGE 12
47. Restroom PAGE 13
48. Loading Zone PAGE 13
49. Loading Zone PAGE 13
50. Power Station PAGE 13
51. Repair Room PAGE 13
52. Storage Area PAGE 14
53. Interior Control Equipment PAGE 14
54. Dirt Pile PAGE 14
55. Shipped Dirt PAGE 14
56. Landing Pad PAGE 14
57. Dirt Pile PAGE 15
58. Shipped Dirt PAGE 15
59. Employee/Visitor Parking PAGE 15
60. Vending Machines PAGE 15
61. Facility Vehicles PAGE 15
62. Auxiliary Generator PAGE 16
63. Dirt Pile/Empty Bins PAGE 16
64. Loading Dock PAGE 16
65. Shipping Crates PAGE 16
66. Air Scrubbers PAGE 16
67. Dumpsters/Storage Bins PAGE 16
GAME MASTER NUMBERED MAP PAGE 17
PLAYER MAP (NO NUMBERED AREAS) PAGE 18
GAME MASTER NOTES
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INTRODUCTION
This sixteenth release of Star City Snooper features a sprawling industrial facility that
processes dirt into fertile, ready to use soil for growing plants, crops, etc. Once free of
toxins, unwanted organisms, and other contaminants, such soil is heavily sought after,
especially by the citizens living on orbital stations and colonies where the planetary dirt
is incompatible with plant life.
This complex is rather large, featuring over 60 detailed map locations.
ABOUT THE SERIES
The Star City Snooper is an ongoing series of small products that detail the interiors
and descriptions of various shops, dwellings, etc. that you would find in a futuristic star
faring city. This product line serves space opera/star faring campaigns in the same
manner that the Village Snooper line serves fantasy settings. The feel of these prod-
ucts is a mixture of futuristic and familiar elements.
Currency Conversion Note: Some editions of Star City Snooper may mention cost of a
good or service. This will be listed in “credits”. For conversion purposes, treat 1 credit
as being roughly the equivalent of 1 banknote of common currency such as 1 U.S. dol-
lar, 1 Euro, etc.
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FLOOR PLAN LOCATIONS
The following entries detail the numbered locations of the building’s floor plan. The
Game Master (GM) is encouraged to add, modify, or remove any elements that do not
fit their plan.
1. Front Lobby: This small front lobby features a few visitor chairs and a computerized
desk with a comfortable rolling chair. A bipedal receptionist bot sits at this desk.
2. Visitor Restroom: This small restroom features a toilet, sink, mirror, and hand
dryer. There’s also a small cabinet of supplies.
3. Hallway: This hallway provides access to a number of different rooms (mostly of-
fices). One of the facility's security bots regulary patrols this area after hours.
4. Accounting Office: This office space is used by the facility's accountant/payroll offi-
cer. The area features a desk with built in computer and padded office chair. There's
also a multi-media player at the desk that is set on a popular music broadcast channel.
5. Personnel Manager's Office: This office space is used by the facility's personnell
manager. Here you'll find a desk with built in computer and padded office chair. There's
two additional chairs in case the manager needs to meet with someone to settle a
workplace related concern or dispute. You'll also find business related equipment
(printing device, etc.), cabinets and shelves full of documents, supplies, etc.
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6. Purchasing Manager's Office: This office space is used by the facility's purchasing
manager. Here you'll find a desk with built in computer and padded office chair. You'll
also find cabinets and shelves full of documents, supplies, etc.
7. Break Room: This location is the employee break room. Here you'll find a couple of
tables with a dozen chairs. This room also has some kitchen related appliances, sink,
and a couple of vending machines (one for snacks and one for drinks).
8. Meeting Room: This location is used by the employees as a meeting room. Here
you'll find a table, several chairs, and a large wall mounted monitor screen.
9. Scientist Staff Room: This room features three computerized desks that are used
by some of the facility's scientists. You will also find some reader tablets here that are
loaded with various soil related research.
10. Restroom: This employee restroom features a toilet, sink, wall mounted mirror,
and hand dryer.
11. Equipment Engineer Office: This office space is used by the facility's equipment
engineer. Here you'll find a desk with built in computer, padded chair, and an assort-
ment of various tools and measuring devices. There's also a personal electronic tablet
here as well as cabinets and shelves full of
documents.
12. Building Engineer Office: This office
space is used by the facility's building engi-
neer. Here you'll find a desk with built in
computer, padded chair, and an assortment
of various tools and measuring devices.
There's also a personal electronic tablet
here as well as cabinets and shelves full of
documents.
13. IT Manager Office: This office space is
used by the facility's IT manager. Here
you'll find a desk with built in computer,
padded chair, and a shelf full of various
electronic parts and supplies.
14. Facility Owner/Plant Manager: This
office is used by the facility's owner (or
plant manager- GM's choice). Here you'll
find a computer desk, cabinets, shelves,
and comfortable padded chairs.
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15. Restroom: This employee restroom features a toilet,
sink, wall mounted mirror, and hand dryer.
16. Hallway Area: This hallway section connects the
front offices to the employee locker areas and ware-
house/shop floor portions of the facility. One of the facil-
ity's security bots regularly patrols this area after hours.
17. Restroom: This employee restroom features a toilet,
sink, wall mounted mirror, and hand dryer.
18. Restroom: This employee restroom features a toilet,
sink, wall mounted mirror, and hand dryer.
19. Uniform Laundry Service: This area features indus-
trial grade appliances used to quickly clean and dry loads
of dirty work uniforms. A couple of labor bots can be
found working in this area.
20. Uniform Racks: This area features racks of recently
cleaned work uniforms.
21. Hallway: This hallway provides connecting passage
to the employee locker rooms (Areas 24 and 25). A
cleaning bot can often be found roaming through this
area.
22. Restroom: This area features two toilet stalls, sink, wall mounted mirror, and hand
dryer.
23. Restroom: This area features two toilet stalls, sink, wall mounted mirror, and hand
dryer.
24. Employee Locker Room: This area has small (but
sufficient) assigned storage lockers for employees as
well as benches to sit on while changing. You will also
find a couple of shower unit stalls in this area as well as a
cabinet with towels, etc.
25. Employee Locker Room: This area has small (but
sufficient) assigned storage lockers for employees as
well as benches to sit on while changing. You will also
find a couple of shower unit stalls in this area as well as a
cabinet with towels, etc.
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26. Shop Supervisor Office: This area is used by the shop supervisor. Here you'll find
a computer desk, chair, shelves of tools and records, storage cabinet, and electronic
tablet. There's also extra safety gear (hard hats, etc.) at this location as well as a first
aid kit.
27. Warehouse Floor: Numerous large shipping containers can be found at this ware-
house storage area. Some of these containers are filled with soil (some processed,
some not) while others are empty. During working hours this place is alive with activity
as employees and bipedal bots on grav-lifters move containers in and out of the loca-
tion.
You'll also find a waste dumpster here (next to Area 26) as well as a couple of first aid
kits and fire extinguishers mounted to the wall. There are also a few plug in stations for
the labor bots to recharge during downtime.
28. Lead Scientist Office: This office space is used by the facility's lead scientist.
Here you'll find a computer desk, chair, shelves of tools and records, storage cabinet,
and electronic tablet. There's also extra safety gear (hard hats, etc.) at this location as
well as a first aid kit.
29. Test Lab: This area is used by the facility scientists as a lab to test various soil and
mineral samples. Here you'll find workspace tables, lab equipment, storage shelves
and cabinets, lab coats, etc. A bipedal tech bot (nicknamed "Dexi") can be found at this
area.
The GM is encouraged to add whatever they wish to this space.
30. Connecting Hallway: This wide connecting hallway features a dumpster and auto-
matic bay doors that connect to dirt piles outside (Areas 54 and 63). You will also find
some fire extinguishers mounted to the walls as well as a first aid kit.
31. Shipping Containers: At this location are a bunch (15 currently) of the shorter,
square shaped shipping containers that the facility uses to ship out bulk amounts of
processed soil. All of these containers are loaded down with such soil, and most are
blended for typical plant assortments. Employees and bots on grav-lifters tend to come
and go through this area during regular business hours.
32. Metal Drums: In this area you'll find numerous (16 on the map) metal drums.
These drums contain various additives that are used to help enrich the dirt that the fa-
cility processes into fertile soil.
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33. Maintenance Shop: This area serves as the main shop area for the facility's main-
tenance crew. Here you'll find work benches, shelves and cabinets full of tools and
supplies, charging stations for various bots, fire extinguishers, and a first aid kit. The
maintenance shop also has a couple of small portable welders and a few hand held
cutting torches. A utility bot stays in this area most of the time. The GM is encouraged
to drop whatever else they like into this area.
34. Tool Crib: This area is filled with a wide array of different tools and supplies. A bi-
pedal labor bot issues out and receives various tools and such when needed. The GM
is encouraged to drop whatever else they like into this area.
35. Restroom: This area features two toilet stalls, sink, wall mounted mirror, first aid
kit, and hand dryer.
36. Restroom: This area features two toilet stalls, sink, wall mounted mirror, first aid
kit, and hand dryer.
37. Soil Bins: This area features four massive metal bins that are used to store proc-
essed soil that is waiting to be packed into cargo containers for shipment. There’s also
four grav-dozers in this area.
38. Hallway: This area offers passage outside to a debris storage location (Area 67).
There’s a dumpster located along the edge of this hallway as well as a couple of fire
extinguishers and a first aid kit.
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39. Tumbler Room: This area features three large mixing tumblers that are used to
process dirt. You’ll also find a grav-lifter or two, a grav-dozer, and one or more shipping
containers.
40. Sterilizing Room: This area features two large metal alloy beds filled with dirt and
a huge piece of machinery that heats up the temperature of the room and sprays a
chemical mist with anti-fungal and anti-microbe properties. There are controls from out-
side this room (Area 39) as being inside this area during the equipment’s operation can
be extremely hazardous to your health (both heat and vaporous chemicals). Next to
such controls is a small first aid kit, two extinguisher units, and a couple of chemical
neutralizing sprayer units.
41. Nurse’s Station: This room contains a medical bed, decontamination supplies,
first aid crash cart, and sink with eye wash supplies. You’ll also find a desk computer
and chair that’s used by the facility’s nurse.
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42. Nurse’s Station Bathroom: This area contains an emergency shower with decon-
tamination and special burn treatment settings, sink, and toilet. Steps on how to use
the special settings of the shower are listed on a sign hanging on the wall.
43. Shipping Area: At this shipping area you’ll find a grav-lifter or two being operated
by one of the facility’s warehouse employees or by a bipedal robot. There are numer-
ous containers full of treated soil to be shipped out at this location. Many of these con-
tainers have been capped off with sealed lids.
44. Warehouse Storage: This section of the shipping area contains a number of differ-
ent containers that have either come in or are getting ready to go out. Here you’ll find
capped off containers of processed soil, alloy drums filled with various soil additives,
sterilizing chemicals (some for the misting in Area 40), crates of parts and supplies,
etc. A roaming inventory boat regularly makes rounds through this area.
The GM is encouraged to add whatever they like to this area.
45. Warehouse Storage: This section of the shipping area contains a number of differ-
ent containers that have been brought in and are being stored until further use. Most of
this stuff is related to the additives and chemicals needed to treat raw dirt. You’ll also
find crates full of various supplies. A roaming inventory boat regularly makes rounds
through this area. The GM is encouraged to further add whatever they wish to this area
of the warehouse.
46. Warehouse Office: This area is used by the shipping clerk employees and other
warehouse workers, including the warehouse manager. Here you’ll find a couple of
desk computers, comfortable chairs, cabinets full of documents and supplies, and
small business related equipment (printing devices, etc.). There’s also a couple of elec-
tronic tablets used for the signing off of shipping documents.
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47. Restroom: This employee restroom features a toilet, sink, wall mounted mirror,
first aid kit, and hand dryer. Next to the sink is a small kit containing emergency eye
wash supplies.
48. Loading Zone: This area is used for the loading and unloading of transports with
side access panels. There are a number of grav-lifters here at any given time as well
as some sealed crates of processed soil waiting to be loaded on to a transport. You’ll
also find a first aid kit and fire extinguishers at this location.
49. Loading Zone: This area is used for the loading and unloading of transports with
side access panels. There are a number of grav-lifters here at any given time as well
as some sealed crates of processed soil waiting to be loaded on to a transport. You’ll
also find a first aid kit and fire extinguishers at this location.
50. Power Station: This large outbuilding room houses the primary power generator
for the facility. At this location you will find a couple of utility bots and a bipedal mainte-
nance bot. There’s also shelves of parts and supplies as well as a first aid kit and a
couple of fire extinguishers.
51. Repair Room: This open room is typically used to make repairs. A small tool kit is
mounted on the wall as well as a fire extinguisher. Markings and stains on the floor in-
dicate that this room has been used quite a bit in the past. The GM is encouraged to
add whatever else they wish to this area.
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52. Storage Area: This room is used to store a variety of parts, tools, etc. The GM is
encouraged to put whatever they like in this area.
53. Interior Control Equipment: Behind the building you find pieces of equipment
used to regulate air quality and building temperature. There’s also some sealed crates
of processed soil here. The markings on the lids of these crates indicate that the soil
was received but shipped back due to customer concerns (contamination issues or
wrong additives).
54. Dirt Pile: A large pile of unprocessed dirt can be found at this location as well as a
grav-dozer being operated by one of the facility’s employees. This dirt was obtained
from the leftovers of a regional development operation (GM’s choice of where) and is
full of debris and impurities.
55. Shipped Dirt: Long storage bins contain a variety of dirt that has been shipped in
from different areas. The facility uses a variety of different sources of dirt to make spe-
cialized blends at the request of certain customers.
56. Landing Pad: This massive landing pad is used by transport shuttles carrying in
cargo that is not otherwise handled at the loading dock (Area 64). There are two ro-
botic crane units on hand to unload such cargo.
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57. Dirt Pile: A large pile of unprocessed dirt
can be found at this location as well as a
couple of grav-dozers being operated by the
facility’s employees. This dirt is regularly
dropped off by an air transport and has an
average degree of expected impurities and
debris.
58. Shipped Dirt: Long storage bins contain
a variety of dirt that has been shipped in from
different areas. The facility uses a variety of
different sources of dirt to make specialized
blends at the request of certain customers.
59. Employee/Visitor Parking: This area
features a number of grav-vehicles and other
transports owned by employees and visitors.
One of the facility’s security bots regularly
patrols this area.
60. Vending Machines: Three vending ma-
chines sit outside of the building. Two of
these machines dispense drinks while the third dispenses a variety of snacks.
61. Facility Vehicles: This area contains a number of transport vehicles that are
owned by the facility. The GM is encouraged to stat these however they like, and de-
termine whether these are grav/land vessels, air transports, or a mixture of both.
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62. Auxiliary Generator: The facility added this second generator after having issues
due to the amount of power required by the equipment in the sterilizing room (Area 40).
This generator can also provide electricity for the rest of the facility whenever needed.
Near the generator are some scrap pallets that were used to haul in metal drums to the
facility.
63. Dirt Pile/Empty Bins: A large pile of unprocessed dirt can be found at this location
as well as a couple of grav-dozers being operated by the facility’s employees. This dirt
is regularly dropped off (carefully) by an air transport and has an average degree of ex-
pected impurities and debris. There is also a number of empty shipping bins being
stored at this location.
64. Loading Dock: This area serves as a loading dock for transports. Three large bay
doors provide rear and side access.
65. Shipping Crates: These sealed shipping crates are filled with processed soil and
awaiting pick up. The facility has moved these crates to an outdoor location due to lim-
ited space.
66. Air Scrubbers: The facility installed these extra air scrubbers to handle the exces-
sive dust caused by the tumbler units (Area 39).
67. Dumpsters/Storage Bins: This area outside the building is used to store dumpster
and bins full of debris.
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STAR CITY SNOOPER: SOIL PROCESSING FACILITY
(NUMBERED GAME MASTER COPY)
1 square equals 1.5 meters (or 5 feet)
GAME NOTES
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STAR CITY SNOOPER: SOIL PROCESSING FACILITY
(PLAYER COPY)
1 square equals 1.5 meters (or 5 feet)
GAME NOTES
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STAR CITY SNOOPER SERIES
Collect Them All!
Star City Snooper 01: The Fixer
Star City Snooper 02: Bot Trader
Star City Snooper 03: Transport Sales and Service
Star City Snooper 04: Medical Clinic
Star City Snooper 05: Grocery and Goods Store
Star City Snooper 06: Bio-Lab
Star City Snooper 07: Fix-It Shop
Star City Snooper 08: Chemical Depot
Star City Snooper 09: Surplus Store
Star City Snooper 10: Food Production Facility
Star City Snooper 11: Botanical Research Center
Star City Snooper 12: Settlement Market
Star City Snooper 13: Data Center
Star City Snooper 14: Defense Cannon Tower
Star City Snooper 15: Colony Recruitment Center
Star City Snooper 16: Soil Processing Facility
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