Plot Hooks

Those who have died in the last decade have risen from the graves, most no more than skeletons. They're not evil though, they're looking to pick up their lives right where they left off.

River Oaktree is less than pleased to see their old romantic partner eight years after they died.

A kraken has been attacking the town. The problem is, this is a farming town, hundreds of miles from the nearest coast.

Frederick Quaresh thinks the kraken can teleport.

The obvious path to your goal is blocked. There is a side route however, but it is far more dangerous.

Simon Monroe feels the path was blocked on purpose. Taylor Boone is comfortable going underground.

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.

Marilyn Breezehollow is rooting for the woman.

As spring arrives in the valley, the winter thaw never occurs. The river stays frozen and a chill wind blows in from the mountain pass in the north.

Sandra Nighy fears they will run out of wood. Joanna Poots cannot get out onto the lake to fish.

A town has been taken over by children, and all the adults have been slain.

Emily Marshall managed to escape from the town.

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.

Helena Rook believes a meeting like this is just a political stunt by the cities elite to show their dominance over the poor. Bob Hadwell don't trust magic, never will.

A new religion has swept the area, and those who believe are starting to round up and kill those who do not.

Clark Dempsy thinks that Balian Hillard is only pretending to be in the religion in order to survive.

Sharks. With legs. Need we say more?

Lucy Gleeson thinks a mad mage has created these abominations.