Nate (mentioned)

Nate was someone with a notable following sometime after the Great War.
==Background==
A message that Nate was spreading was considered dangerous to associates of Richard Dunwich and Constance Blackhall, remarking that Nate "knows too much." Nate had developed a following based on his "word," which was described as convincing. Although much of this message was considered speculation, a messenger for Dunwich and Blackhall wrote that "a lot of it is based in collected facts," and believed it was good that the information did not leak before the bombs dropped. This same messenger believed that Nate's followers could be "converted" and would serve Dunwich and Blackhall's "cause" well, if they were not too dangerous.Urgent message for R. Dunwich and C. Blackhall
==Appearances==
Nate is mentioned .
==References==
Category:America's Playground mentioned-only characters