Plot Hooks

A troll has been terrorizing nearby villages.

Kathryn Alhara saw the troll speaking to a man who looked like a wizard.

There's a hole in the middle of the forest that seems to move around at night. It's never in the same place twice, but sometimes there's music and voices coming out of it.

Enzo Lachlan knows a man who went into the hole and never came out.

A company of twelve warriors is searching for a thirteenth. It turns out you have been nominated.

One of the twelve, named Dana Wilbur, seems to make many significant glances at Jon Bowes.

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.

Keeley Mervor believes the offerings of food were wasteful, and that the monument is a more permanent showing of their devotion. Weyland Sams fears the monument was a mistake, and now a larger show of devotion is necessary.

Someone in town wants to hire adventurers to escort them to a location said to have a lot of treasure, at least based on this old map they found.

Altes Mehmed believe the treasure is real, while Blake Broadbent does not.

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.

Peter Lucas drank from the water and is now getting a divorce.

Some folks in town swear they've been attacked by carrots.

Seymor Gleeson says they survived an attack by biting the carrots back.

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.

Brianna Lighthands is rooting for the woman.

Goblins are in the middle of the city! A series of caves have opened up in the sewers and streets and the city is under attack from within!

Alaya Mervor doesn't believe goblins could have done this on their own. Liberty Mulgrew requests the adventurers helps his family at a local Inn