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In this episode of Nat1 Presents, the Nates and Chris return to the world of Roleplay for One and Call of Cthulhu with some new and old faces. Rusty, the former security guard at the Arkham Museum of Arkham, has finally retired and left behind his days of adventuring with Harry. They part ways, only for Rusty to have a vision in connection to that fated night back at the museum. It's all hands on deck as a motley crew of retirees uncover something foul at the retirement home.
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In this episode of Nat1 Presents, the Nates and Chris return to the world of Roleplay for One and Call of Cthulhu with some new and old faces. Rusty, the former security guard at the Arkham Museum of Arkham, has finally retired and left behind his days of adventuring with Harry. They part ways, only for Rusty to have a vision in connection to that fated night back at the museum. It's all hands on deck as a motley crew of retirees uncover something foul at the retirement home.
Support the show
Listen to our new show, the Daft Monks podcast, for ongoing content featuring the same ridiculous hosts and an ongoing campaign, now with significantly better audio quality and added sound effects.
New podcast
The story, all names, characters, and incidents portrayed in Daft Monks are fictitious. No identification with actual persons (living or deceased), places, buildings, characters and products is intended or should be inferred.