Plot Hooks

A dark lord who has been waging war against the kingdom for years turns out to be a fake. The real villain is a weakling human with a grudge.

Katrina Kelshall swears they always knew something was up.

Your party has been travelling for days through unknown territory. Someone spots a large host of riders off in the distance. The riders change direction and begin to ride directly at you.

Talwyn Mattell warns that the riders to the west are not to be trusted. Karakta Sweeny once traded with the western folk, and found them to be reasonable.

The King has vanished. No one knows where he is.

Sarab Rowe was working with an underground group of rebels who wanted to depose the King.

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.

Misha Bladefist it told by the gods when the world will end. Gia Colman believes falling stars are natural phenomena and do not suggest the end of the world.

A riderless horse, with tack and saddle, approaches you and will not leave you alone. When you climb onto its back, it gallops to the west.

Natalie Abasi has been missing in this region for days.

Girls are going missing after visiting a popular tavern at night.

Forbes Mervor wants the tavern closed down until the girls are found.

A lonely old man is eager for company. He may not be who he says he is, however.

Harold Dalton warns everyone to stay away from the old man.

A local wizard is requesting assistance. He is embarrassed to admit he lost control of his nearby wizard tower to a tribe of goblins and it is only a matter of time until they accidentally tear a hole in reality.

Preston Nighy has always felt the wizard was dangerous, and this just proves he is also dumb. Ashet Hemlock claims to have seen glowing lights coming from the tower the previous night.

A travelling zoo has lost a few of their animals. It's up to you to find them!

Elliot Thorn saw one of the creatures run into the woods.