Plot Hooks

You reach into your bag of holding and draw out an unfamiliar relic. It is a small doll-like figure, carved from bone. "Help me..." it cries, and small beads of water begin to drip from its carved eyes.

Virginia Brocksby that bag of holding is ancient, must be one of the earliest of its kind,

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.

Munir Weston, the priest in this town, never warmed to you while you were in town. Alys Enola doesn't trust the priest.

While resting under an ancient standing stone, you feel a sudden rumbling, and a spark of light. After it passes there is a bipedal being lying unconscious at the base of the stone wearing strange clothing. She is unconscious.

Eden Ferrier has always believed the ancient way stones are more than just travel markers

A warning cry echoes across the fields surrounding the village, looking toward the forest's edge you see a large band of orcs come charging out. Drawing your weapons, you realize the orcs are not attacking, they are fleeing from something else.

Sadie Hamlin believes the orcs are dangerous and should not be allowed into the town. Lance Rana believes working with the orcs is best for all involved

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

Brittany Wilton is going to go crazy if they can't leave soon.

You are to meet an old mentor from your past at an old ruin in the wilds. You arrive early and wait for them. You know them to be punctual, always. They never arrive.

Simon Belet has never reached out to you like this, you fear their concerns are grave.

A new ancient dungeon has been discovered, and the walls are covered in carved runes from a dead language no one can speak or read. At least, until a small boy in a nearby town begins scratching the same runes into his own home.

Reynald Miller is afraid of the boy, and wonders if the right thing to do is to simply eliminate him.

A woman in town believes she can become the god of the sea if she drowns herself, and then kills the actual god of the sea.

Sadie Portman is rooting for the woman.

A new religion has swept the area, and those who believe are starting to round up and kill those who do not.

Wendall Echols thinks that Zyra Marid is only pretending to be in the religion in order to survive.