Plot Hooks

Various normal beings have transformed into gods. Some claim it's magic, some claim they were always gods in hiding.

Deilos Joygrove is upset they didn't turn into a god.

A hauntingly scary phantom horse is frightening people at night.

Lincoln Sams is wondering if the horse is a warning.

Everytime a young girl in town has a bad dream, a structure is lit on fire. She can't control it, but having her around is dangerous.

Fribbington Barrow wants to banish the child, while Jasmine Duval thinks maybe something worse is in order.

You have been tasked by a local council of halflings to solve a dispute before the different tribes go to war with one another. There was no clear winner in this year's brewing and weed growing competition, and it is up to you, as unbiased outsiders, to judge the competition.

Ember Wolfbrother invites you for tea, and speaks to you about how talented her son is at brewing and offers you a taste of his latest batch. Monica Wright offers to escort you around the village so that you might avoid the unsavoury areas which happen to be the breweries not run by his cousin.

A young boy is being sought out. It is believed he is the only one who can destroy a great evil.

Karen Stone worked with a group to hide the boy so none could find him.

The Queen snuck out of the castle in the dead of night. She was seen entering a nearby mine, and has been lost among the maze like tunnels. It's up to a party of adventurers to find her.

Elias Miller thinks the Queen may be under hypnosis.

There is a magical tree which grows in the forest that has been targeted by drow.

The drow wish to remove the tree in an effort to weaken the beings who live in the forest. River Poots needs help stopping them.

The Townmaster is putting on a horse race. The winner wins big.

Karen Ironbolt has never ridden before, but is joining up all the same.

Those who have died in the last decade have risen from the graves, most no more than skeletons. They're not evil though, they're looking to pick up their lives right where they left off.

Marilyn Duval is less than pleased to see their old romantic partner eight years after they died.