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Grandmill was a department store located in the City Center district of Central Night City.

Overview[]

Grandmill was an expensive department store catering to the wealthiest residents of Night City; an inevitable consequence of a society where jaded executives made too much money. The entire building was stocked with startlingly expensive and very unusual items for self-indulgency. Most of the stuff was not much more than stylized gizmos, but some of the items were truly novel and useful, even if weird sometimes. There was no organization in the store, as such, half the fun of shopping there was finding things you didn't know existed.

Grandmill also had a self-motivated computer system connected to the building speakers to help shoppers locate a specific item. The hyper-modern decor around the building, all sparkling white and mirrored with pointillist lighting, focused the shoppers attention on the merchandise.

Several of the floors in the middle of the building were ripped out to allow for more space to showcase a variety of items. Here, shoppers were able to find the vehicle department where items like mini-subs, helicopters and yachts lied suspended in acrylic over the heads of customers below. The vehicles on the ground were not entirely encased and customers were welcome to enter them. If someone purchased one of these, a freight elevator at the east end of the building would carry it to the roof, where a waiting cargo chopper would deliver it from the building's helipad to where the customer desired.[2][1]

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References[]

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 PONDSMITH, M. Cyberpunk 2020 Corebook. 2nd ed., Berkeley, CA, R. Talsorian Games, 1990. (p.218)
  2. PONDSMITH, M. Night City Sourcebook. Berkeley, CA, R. Talsorian Games, 1991. (pp.27,70)
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