Plot Hooks

Ghosts of the dead start walking the streets of the city, not hurting anyone, just going about their business. At the rising sun, they all walk back to the crypt.

Luna Quinn saw his mother last night, she came to check on him but she died the winter before. Galen Masak saw a woman, not a ghost, walking the streets with the ghosts chanting to herself.

You find a beautifully crafted helmet. You put it on and after a few moments you hear a voice, "Yes... let the slaughter begin...". You are unable to remove the helmet.

Frank Briggs suggests you don't wear the helmet until you have it inspected by a wizard. Cathleen Terryn says a wizard will just try to take it, might as well wear it.

A disease has been slowly spreading throughout the city. It appears to be undetected by Detect Poison or Disease. Half-Orcs are not affected by the disease.

Sarab Cunningham thinks the orc tribes must have done this. Simone Todd refuses to let you leave the city, to prevent any spread.

A loud ticking, like from a clock, can be heard coming from the forest.

Marcellus Moran wonders what will happen if the ticking stops.

A foreigner is looking for translators on his journey to a mysterious land.

Paddy Stormrage almost decided to go with the foreigner.

A roving band of creatures no one has ever seen before attacks towns and villages at night, killing all those within.

Mary Erwin thinks a militia should be formed to protect their hometown.

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.

Jen Black that bag of holding is ancient, must be one of the earliest of its kind,

Two men are going to duel to the death for the hand of a woman. Neither know the woman has secretly married the person she really loves.

Martha Rowanfang is the one who married the woman.

A group of bandits have been breaking into taverns and stealing gravy.

Jago Dresdain can't blame them, gravy is delicious.