Plot Hooks

You awaken to the sound of a bell tolling. You are laying down in the dark, surrounded by stone. Understanding is quickly follow by panic as you have been entombed alive.

Eden Abbey, the priest in this town, never warmed to you while you were in town. Sebastian Loudbelly doesn't trust the priest.

A local doomsayer has been claiming the end is nigh. On the night of his 'coming doom', a red star streaks across the sigh and crashes into an old ruin in the nearby hills.

Sisco Dalton it told by the gods when the world will end. Shannon Baggins believes falling stars are natural phenomena and do not suggest the end of the world.

A ranger has found a spreading disease deep in the forest which is killing all the vegetation and turning the animals mad. The spread will soon reach the outskirts of a local city and the farms that feed it.

Emil Shad believes there is a druid who may be able to help. Timo Darwin last saw the druid more than a month before when they purchased potions from the druid.

The King has vanished. No one knows where he is.

Reiko Strongjaw was working with an underground group of rebels who wanted to depose the King.

A boy has vanished. They know where he is, he's invisible.

Wendall Todd thinks the boy has been cursed.

A man who recently lost his wife is said to be attempting to bring her back by putting her soul within a flesh golem.

Kylie Goldtree saw the widower digging up his wife's grave.

The constable needs help figuring out why all of the prisoners he locks up die in the middle of the night. And why they all seem to be there still the next morning.

Nina Selwyn thinks the constable is a lot less innocent in the matter than he appears to be.

You are told to meet a potential quest-giver in a nearby cemetery. Upon arrival, it is clear this person is a vampire...

Doran Crewe warns you that Kimberly Rucker, the quest giver, is strange and potentially dangerous.

Anyone who eats produce grown at the Big Steer Farm is transformed into raving lunatics intent on nothing but destruction and harm.

The farm was recently sold to Talia Fitzgerald.