
Monster Hour is an narrative-driven actual play podcast that combines equal parts comedy and horror with crisp production value and original scoring. We are currently launching our third season playing City of Mist, by Son of Oak Games. Our season one campaign featured Monster of the Week, by Michael Sands, and our second season featured Absurdia, by Quinn Majeski.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 175 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GamesComedy FictionFictionLeisure | |||

The Onion Sack has long been a haven for people of all stripes looking for a good meal and a good time. But those furless bipeds have grown soft and complacent in their luxury. The Age of Men is over. The Time of the Rat has come!
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The gang returns to some familiar ground. Duff rows a boat, Bo takes a swim, Archie zigs and zags.
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City of Mist by Son of Oak Games
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Seems like we've been here before. Bo meets some old friends, Archie eats a cookie, Duff hosts in his mind palace.
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City of Mist by Son of Oak Games
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If their sister podcast Shrimp & Crits is like spending the evening hanging out with your hilarious best friends playing music and telling tall tales, Monster Hour is like curling up with a Stephen King novel in your favorite armchair.
The cast's chemistry dovetails slickly with the show's NPCs to create a vivid ensemble of characters, playing off each other with quippy dialogue, impassioned speeches, and strategy huddles worthy of IT, The Stand, or The Dark Tower.
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A narrative- and character-driven actual play podcast that is focused on collaborative storytelling, rather than just wacky improv hijinks. It is often funny but not at the expense of the story, and I love that. Quinn's descriptive writing to set up the scenes is gorgeous and the players are fun and interesting (except when Hannah whines, which is often enough to be noticeable but not often enough to spoil the fun). Also if you're interested in learning to be MOTW Keeper, the first seasons of th... more
Love this podcast! All the NPCs are so vibrant and the scenarios are so tense and exciting! Alvin is so funny, Constance is so inventive, and JR is such a scamp! I'm only on episode 38 but I'm loving it so much i wanted to come give a shout-out now! Thank you for saying where to rate this btw, i use a weird pod catcher so i didn't have a good way to rate it til you suggested pod chaser in ep 38
This is such an amazing podcast that deserves so much love- easily the best role playing podcast I have ever listened to. I would wish for quicker uploads, but what is there is absolutely amazing!!! Good luck in the new campaign!
PS Some minor rules examination could be handy with Change The Game.
I really like this series and the audio quality and lack of ads make each listening experience fantastic! and I will always be a Dorian hater
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Narrative-driven actual-play with a strong blend of humor, horror, and mythic storytelling. The show emphasizes collaborative worldbuilding, character-driven banter, and imaginative combat across seasons that span MOTW, a City of Mist arc, and a rotating cast guiding the narrative with crisp production and original scoring. Episodes spotlight clever mechanics, memorable NPCs, and ongoing mysteries in a shared universe, making it engaging for fans of storytelling, tabletop RPG systems, and high-energy group dynamics. A standout feature is the consistent, ensemble-driven hosting style paired with a capable Keeper and a rotating cast, plus cross-podcast community ties that boost engagement and discoverability for new listeners and sponsors ali... more
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Recent guests on Monster Hour include:
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2. Finn Gardner
3. Sebastian Strange
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