Plot Hooks

The King and Queen are throwing a ball. ATTENDANCE IS MANDATORY

Richard Rook might shave their legs.

A cornfield at a nearby farm lets people in, but does not let them out.

Cathleen Wazels's brother went into the corn last week, and hasn't been seen since.

You are part of a fleet of colony ships. Struck by a storm the fleet was scattered, and your ship makes landing on an unknown shore. The other ships are lost and the inhabitants are unhappy that you are here.

Eve Chainbreaker is concerned about the gathering storm clouds. Kasim Elonil expects the the land to be empty of intelligent beings.

The sky turned purple for a short moment, and everyone in town has suddenly lost their hair.

Eden Ashig thinks they look better bald.

The Great Council of Wizards is to meet in the capital. There is a festival coinciding with the meeting and great throngs of people come from far and wide to take part. During the meeting, a massive explosion rocks the great tower where the meeting takes place. Chaos ensues.

Riley Wolfbrother believes a meeting like this is just a political stunt by the cities elite to show their dominance over the poor. Cloee Whisperwind don't trust magic, never will.

As spring arrives in the valley, the winter thaw never occurs. The river stays frozen and a chill wind blows in from the mountain pass in the north.

Linda Blackaxe fears they will run out of wood. Kathryn Walker cannot get out onto the lake to fish.

No one may exit town, there's a n invisible barrier holding everyone back.

Sarab Weston is going to go crazy if they can't leave soon.

A massive, miles high clocktower has sprung up in the middle of the continent. No one knows what awaits adventurers at the top.

Giselle Laroque was first into the clocktower, but has not come back.

A famous wizard was meant to meet you, but never arrived. Rumours has it that the wizard went to the southern coast in search of an artifact, and never returned.

Paddy Weston thinks you should go look for him. The wizard is well-known for absentmindedness, and pursuing his research despite dangers or other concerns