Plot Hooks

A man accused of stealing horses insists that he's being framed.

Sarab Simpson thinks that Sumesh Ashfield might be the real horse thief.

Everyone in town wakes up the size of bugs.

Giselle Bryce is thinking of ending it all.

Everyone in the city has fallen asleep, and no one knows why or how.

Laurel Poots talks in their sleep.

The local barkeep needs his monthly shipment of ale, but the brewer is too scared to bring it because of reports of a nearby dragon.

Marion Poots says they saw the dragon just yesterday.

A dormant volcano is suddenly not as dormant as those who live nearby would like.

Joseph Watson thinks magic may be the cause of the upcoming eruption, and not nature.

A crazed murderer has escaped and fled the night before his planned execution.

Nathalie Enola thinks the man is innocent.

Every year on the night before your birthday, you dream that you are murdered by a man in black armour. You find yourself in an inn, the innkeeper is an old man. On the mantle is a wicked looking sword and familiar black armour...

Luce Jones says the innkeeper used to be an infamous adventurer many decades before. Clark Tinkereye says the innkeeper's exploits are mostly unknown, as is where he got his armour.

A large mound of slime is making its way through the dungeon, eating everything in its path.

Cathleen Hasan barely escaped the dungeon with their life.

There's a mysterious spring in the forest that seems in force those who drink from it tell the truth for a day or so.

Fribbington Turner drank from the water and is now getting a divorce.