Daft Monks
A Breakdown in Commute-ication
Campaign/Session zero starts at (38:11). We're back! I said Monday and we delivered, albeit late Monday evening. Anywho, welcome to a new story with the same shitty hosts. In this episode, the Nates recap their experience at Phoenix Fan Fusion, discuss their hyper-rivalry with Statefarm Insurance, and explain why druid is the worst class in Diablo 4. For the campaign, we'll kick off a session zero with some history, the goal for this campaign, and some intro roleplay to warm you up to the new characters.
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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.
Campaign/Session zero starts at (38:11). We're back! I said Monday and we delivered, albeit late Monday evening. Anywho, welcome to a new story with the same shitty hosts. In this episode, the Nates recap their experience at Phoenix Fan Fusion, discuss their hyper-rivalry with Statefarm Insurance, and explain why druid is the worst class in Diablo 4. For the campaign, we'll kick off a session zero with some history, the goal for this campaign, and some intro roleplay to warm you up to the new characters.
Want even more content? If you can stomache poor audio quality, check out our first iteration of the podcast for 50+ episodes of weekly antics and one shot adventures:
Listen to the Prequel Podcast.
Follow us on your preferred social platform for daily clips from the show and other social media antics:
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.