Plot Hooks

After a night of drinking and feasting in the town, you awaken to find the town empty of villagers and instead it is filled with hogs

Emily Shadowmourne says the town worships a respectable goddess of the land, harvest and charity. Clio Clarke only allows those who are strictly invited to the feats to participate.

A necromancer is bringing forth an army of undead, but there's a mystical sword called Dead Killer which may help turn the tide, if it can be found.

Mary Frida will outfit a parry interested in finding the sword.

A hauntingly scary phantom horse is frightening people at night.

Amira Marshall is wondering if the horse is a warning.

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.

Giselle Reece has always felt the wizard was dangerous, and this just proves he is also dumb. Kharda Anwen claims to have seen glowing lights coming from the tower the previous night.

A puppeteer has lost control of his puppets. He didn't even know they were alive.

Jenny Marshall is creeped out by the puppets.

While travelling, you pass a crossroad with a small cemetery. A few hours later, you pass by the same crossroads, although you have not changed your direction.

Leo Hogan tells you not to go down that road. Lisa Carter smiles slightly too wide when talking to you.

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

Dag Jones hasn't stopped crying in a week.

The Queen has gone insane, and bathes in the blood of attractive people in an effort to keep herself youthful.

Blake Hamid is a little peeved the Queen hasn't attempted to take them yet.

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.

Zie Roderick believe the treasure is real, while Jasper Clarke does not.