Plot Hooks

A boy has vanished. They know where he is, he's invisible.

Elmo Bowes thinks the boy has been cursed.

The town is protected by a magic crystal which is situated at its center. Last night, something stole the crystal. The town is now vulnerable to the evils which reside in the nearby lake and forests.

River Moran saw a great winged demon descent from the mountains and take the gem. Dottie Baznak fears the town is incapable of defending itself without the gem.

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.

Jericho Hogan will outfit a parry interested in finding the sword.

A painful screech went up from a nearby mountain a few days ago. Most think the dragon is dead, but no one is willing to go and investigate.

Jasper Darkwood would go, but they have a bum leg, or so they claim.

Half the population is blind suddenly.

Kiran Ali is thankful they can still see.

You have been tasked by a local council of halflings to solve a dispute before the different tribes go to war with one another. There was no clear winner in this year's brewing and weed growing competition, and it is up to you, as unbiased outsiders, to judge the competition.

Kyris Abbey invites you for tea, and speaks to you about how talented her son is at brewing and offers you a taste of his latest batch. Parker Clarke offers to escort you around the village so that you might avoid the unsavoury areas which happen to be the breweries not run by his cousin.

A massive swarm of insects is moving from town to town, eating everything, and everyone, they can find.

Avery Gale is horribly afraid of insects.

All druids have suddenly turned evil.

A militia led by Sapphire Brocksby are going to hunt down druids.

In the center of the village stands a beautifully carved statue of a woman in full battle armor, a hometown hero. A young adventuring Cleric, obsessed with the famed warrior, casts stone to flesh on the statue in a vain hope to be with her. It works.

Teyr Moonstone has loved the stories of the hero all his life, and just wants her to be real. Sazi Mowbry thinks the cleric has his head in the clouds. Harold Emberfoot says the circumstances around the heroes death were always strange.