Critical hit Punch Hall Nazis takes place in the early days of World War II and combines

high adventure with cosmic horror.

All dates, locations, and historical events are thrown out the window in order to create

a fun story.

So don't put too much thought into historical inaccuracies.

All accents are done poorly, but with love and no disrespect is intended.

It's early afternoon by the time that you leave the burning wreckage behind of the black

sun camp, and you continue to make your way west from Cairo, following the directions

or the lines that you have pinpointed or picked up from the pyramids that point you

the way.

That is probably one clue that no one else has had is that you know that the pyramids

are pointing you in the right direction, because everyone else seems to be convinced that

Dr. Jacobs is the only one that would have the information on where to go.

And there has certainly been some confusion among everybody on exactly what is the city

that you are going to, right?

So Monty is convinced that the city is Zerzerah, and the black sun and LaZelle are convinced

that it's Amin Rahim.

The one thing that kind of tipped everything to maybe a clearer function was Monty finally

saying, look, everyone is reading the wrong version of Dr. Jacobs' journal.

The original journal talks about an oasis and turning southwest from there and then traveling

extra days.

And subsequent editions, the second edition that was printed, the exact route and location

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