The Nautilus Ark: A Johnson Corp Odyssey | Ashley's One-Shot

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🗓️ 16 September 2021

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When the last of humanity is in cryostasis on the Ark, it’s up to the intrepid crew of the Nautilus to ferry them to a fresh start on a new planet… If they can make it. The Nautilus Ark takes inspiration from many sci-fi survival horror films, and as such, contains darker themes of isolation, body horror, and self-harm. Practice self-care and use your best judgment to step away if needed. Your health and well-being is important to us and Psycom has a great list of international mental health resources, in case it’s useful: http://bit.ly/PsycomResources The Nautilus Ark: A Johnson Corp Odyssey is a homebrew mashup of Mothership by Tuesday Knight Games and Alien RPG by Free League with original goodness crafted by our team made special for this one-shot. Check the systems out below below:Mothership: https://www.mothershiprpg.comAlien RPG: https://www.alien-rpg.com Thank you to all of the incredible Kickstarter backers who unlocked this adventure as part of The Legend of Vox Machina Kickstarter Campaign! For the latest updates on The Legend of Vox Machina, check out https://critrole.com/animated

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Nautilus Arc, a Johnson Corp Odyssey. This is Ashley Johnson, the GM of
0:07.8	the Sci-Fi Survival Horror One Shot in space. If you'd like a weekly heads up on what content
0:14.1	we have coming up over here at Critical Role Land, be sure to check out our programming
0:18.3	schedule posted to critroll.com every Monday at 10 a.m. Pacific. Without further ado, let's
0:24.9	set sail through the stars with the Nautilus Arc, a Johnson Corp Odyssey. Oh, hello and welcome
0:34.5	to tonight's episode of Critical Role. We're a bunch of us nerdy-ass voice actors sit here
0:39.8	and play whatever this is going to be. So tonight we will be playing the Nautilus Arc, a
0:49.4	Johnson Corp Odyssey, a home-brew Sci-Fi Survival Horror One Shot. So just so you guys know, I'm going
0:59.1	off script your guys, do not panic. This is a bit of a love letter to all of the movies that I
1:07.0	loved growing up. So some of you may find some things that little things that you can pick from
1:13.7	certain different little movies. Anyway, announcements. Okay, for Ashley, here we go. It's just me doing
1:21.9	announcements. It's hot. So thank you so much for joining us live on Twitch and YouTube and to
1:29.9	join in our, to join in our, in our live. Oh boy, this is going well. And moderated community chat,
1:40.6	please head on over to our Twitch channel. This one shot was unlocked as part of the Legend of
1:47.6	Vox Machina Kickstarter campaign. This is your fault. Thank you all to the incredible backers who
1:54.5	made this a reality for the most recent updates on the Legend of Vox Machina checkout. critroll.com
2:00.7	slash animated. And finally, this one shot is being pre-recorded. Thank God. I'm sure all of you who
2:12.6	have done this for the first time, I would suggest not doing it on camera. I'm sure you all can
2:18.8	attest to this. Previous. Okay, anyway. Hey, we're going to throw it to the future for some announcements.
2:25.4	Tatyay Future. Thank you. Past Ashley. Before we get into tonight's one shot, we have a very special
2:35.1	announcement. The Critical Role Foundation has partnered with Shanti Boven, a wonderful school in
2:40.6	India that's dedicated to building an enriched life for students from India's lowest socio-economic class
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