Plot Hooks

You booked passage on a ship. Midway through the voyage, you awaken to find only you and your companions on board. The ship is anchored beside a small island and a Siren's song fills the air...

Beatrix Karim warns of danger on the seas. Cathleen Roberts believes she met a creature of the sea with an entrancing singing voice.

The wind lately is so severe it's almost impossible to walk in.

Tanis Mulgrew blew away yesterday.

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.

Skylar Crewe is supposed to work on the ship during its maiden voyage.

An old mirror is found in the abandoned tower of a wizard. While looking into the mirror, your reflection gives you a grave look and speaks: "I have come to warn you... something is coming and your world is not prepared."

Shangela Harber says this wizard used to be a kind old man, but something changed in him making him paranoid. Sawyer Kensley is the grandchild of the late wizard.

You enter a city for the first time, and after a few hours wandering about you see a man carrying a particular sword. You recognize it, as it was your father's (or mother's) sword.

Charlie Ferrier has no idea who you are or what you are talking about. Gwen Thom has seen that man before, wearing that sword.

An archery contest is being held in the capital. The reward is a reasonable favour from the King.

Makayla Hawkwing is a renowned archer and the expected winner of the. Lydia Hynes can't wait for the festival markets to open.

Two armies have begun a war with one another, but they don't know that they actually serve the same trickster god.

Alendra Ellis is die hard in their resolve that they worship the best god.

A fleet of pirates have descended upon the city and are putting a famous pirate captain on trial.

Pascal Ashbringer has gone to each day of the trial.

A man was attacked and left for dead on the side of the road. Now he's looking for help when it comes to getting revenge.

Euphy Thorn is letting the man stay at their house.