Plot Hooks

More than one farm has been swallowed up by a sinkhole in the area. Someone needs to find out what is going on.

It's believed by Anya Brocksby that giant worms are to blame.

After ingesting a strange plant, an elf has turned invisible.

Luna Briggs thinks the invisible elf has been stealing things from people.

Snoe creatures have formed an army and are sweeping across the frozen landscape.

Katya Masak is putting together a group of hunters.

A wrecked warship has washed up on the beach. Problem is, it's a ship that hasn't even been launched yet from the nearby port.

Jonas Shadowcloak is supposed to work on the ship during its maiden voyage.

A young boy went missing years ago, and his spirit has been haunting his poor mother and father since. They need help finding what they need to do to get their son to pass on from this world, so they can try to find peace themselves.

Eldar Vonner thinks that the boy was kidnapped and killed, while Carys Watson believes the boy never left the farm...

You are on a ship crossing the sea. On board is your party, a nobleman and his wife, a known rake, a beautiful young debutante, the ship's captain, a well known adventurer and a famous detective. One morning, the nobleman is murdered and you were the last one to see him alive.

Rowan Crump swears they saw you with the nobleman last night. Roger Schmidt wishes to call everyone together to find the killer.

The citizens of a coastal town have been cursed by a witch. Now they've all turned into merfolk, and are forced to leave their homes to live in the ocean.

Zaeim Moonstone thinks the witch is going to ransack the town once everyone has been forced to abandon it.

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

Corinna Haggard can't blame them, gravy is delicious.

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.

Avery Harad suggests you don't wear the helmet until you have it inspected by a wizard. Bart Deakin says a wizard will just try to take it, might as well wear it.