Plot Hooks

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.

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

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

Helena Spring barely escaped the dungeon with their life.

A tribe of dark elves have been banished from their home, and are looking for a new one.

Luce Alhara doesn't trust the elves.

The Townskeeper has been poisoned. The only cure is made by a strange old wizard who lives a days ride away.

Ui Potter is willing to let the party borrow horses.

A massive gray stormcloud has appeared in the sky. Everyone's mood seems negatively affected by the cloud, and it's leading to trouble.

Lucy Deakin hasn't stopped crying in a week.

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.

Talia Quinn it told by the gods when the world will end. Fletch Scott believes falling stars are natural phenomena and do not suggest the end of the world.

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.

Caroc Pegg wants to banish the child, while Lar Baggins thinks maybe something worse is in order.

For generations, the people of this valley have given an offering to a local deity on a hill, and a good harvest and prosperity have followed. Recently, the locals erected a monument at the place of offering. Since then, their crops have begun to fail.

Helena Faelyn believes the offerings of food were wasteful, and that the monument is a more permanent showing of their devotion. Laurie Orsan fears the monument was a mistake, and now a larger show of devotion is necessary.

A famous pugilist is looking for one last fight.

Madoc Kelshall is interested in taking up the challenge.