Plot Hooks

A ship has been spotted off the coast which appears to be void of a crew, and able to transform itself to somewhat resemble a shark, it's massive mouth biting into other ships and dragging them under the waves.

Tom Wynne is too afraid to go into the water now.

A pack of demon worshipping gnolls have been abducting people to use in sacrifice.

Sawyer Mehmed is willing to do anything to help stop the gnolls.

A severe winter storm has hit, and it's going to take skill and luck to survive the deep freeze.

Raed Bozier is worried that they won't make it through the storm.

A warning cry echoes across the fields surrounding the village, looking toward the forest's edge you see a large band of orcs come charging out. Drawing your weapons, you realize the orcs are not attacking, they are fleeing from something else.

Arios Bladefist believes the orcs are dangerous and should not be allowed into the town. Bundringo Barlow believes working with the orcs is best for all involved

Everyone in town can't stop crying.

Jimbo Greene hasn't cried in years until now.

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.

Kerry Frost is rooting for the woman.

You awaken to the sound of a bell tolling. You are laying down in the dark, surrounded by stone. Understanding is quickly follow by panic as you have been entombed alive.

Cora Brightstar, the priest in this town, never warmed to you while you were in town. Metjen Pierre-Dupois doesn't trust the priest.

A man has attempted to kill the king, failed, and then made a daring escape from the castle. It's likely he's going to try again.

Lydia Autumn saw Aptal Zantus speaking with the man in the days leading to the attack.

The Great Council of Wizards is to meet in the capital. There is a festival coinciding with the meeting and great throngs of people come from far and wide to take part. During the meeting, a massive explosion rocks the great tower where the meeting takes place. Chaos ensues.

Sylvia Joybrook believes a meeting like this is just a political stunt by the cities elite to show their dominance over the poor. Kasandra Davis don't trust magic, never will.