Plot Hooks

A travelling zoo has set up in a nearby town. You have been asked to investigate rumours that the prize attraction is an intelligent being, enslaved.

Farquesh Mournhell wants to go see the new creature. Monty Ward considers what the zookeeper does to be slavery and he should be held accountable.

It is midday and the sea suddenly pulls back from the shore, leaving docked ships stranded and tidal creatures scuttling for cover. A few moments later, skeletal figures rise from the receding tide and an unearthly bellow shatters the quiet.

Kasandra Dunstan says the sea is acting strange this morning. Elias Silvermoon remarks that tide is all wrong.

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.

Jimbo Bryce saw his mother last night, she came to check on him but she died the winter before. Dianne Sorra saw a woman, not a ghost, walking the streets with the ghosts chanting to herself.

You are told to meet a potential quest-giver in a nearby cemetery. Upon arrival, it is clear this person is a vampire...

Kendra Nighy warns you that Jaden Poots, the quest giver, is strange and potentially dangerous.

There is a magical tree which grows in the forest that has been targeted by drow.

The drow wish to remove the tree in an effort to weaken the beings who live in the forest. Riley Reddy needs help stopping them.

A famous pugilist is looking for one last fight.

Clark Alhara is interested in taking up the challenge.

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

Sophie Zantus wonders what will happen if the ticking stops.

A nearby town has gone dark. When investigated, it turns out everyone in the town is dead, but their spirits are trapped there.

Hanks Willow was the first to die. Corinna Shadowmourne is the one who killed them.

A massive storm has been raging for a month. There is no let up, and it appears to stretch across the continent.

Michael Oaktree seems to think the storm is magical in origin while Brienna Mossrock thinks it's the work of the gods.