Plot Hooks

A princess is said to be the only one powerful enough to defeat a reborn necromancer.

Turok Sebastian thinks that Hardwin Selentia is a servant of the necromancer.

After the torrential rains lately, thousands, if not millions, of earthworms are overrunning town.

Garry Hickory likes to fish, so they're not stressed about the worms.

A new ancient dungeon has been discovered, and the walls are covered in carved runes from a dead language no one can speak or read. At least, until a small boy in a nearby town begins scratching the same runes into his own home.

Maz Duval is afraid of the boy, and wonders if the right thing to do is to simply eliminate him.

A small group of travelling wanderers seem to not age.

Lucia Massa met the group as a child, and they're all the same age as they were back then.

The town's beggars are nowhere to be found. At least not until their shallow graves are discovered and exhumed.

Makayla Quaresh thinks that less beggars in town is a good thing.

More than one farm has been swallowed up by a sinkhole in the area. Someone needs to find out what is going on.

It's believed by Mica Turner that giant worms are to blame.

After ingesting a strange plant, an elf has turned invisible.

Avery Dalton thinks the invisible elf has been stealing things from people.

An ancient dragon has eaten the rightful King and all of his heirs. He now lives in the throne room and is demanding to be called King.

Jonas Hawkwing doesn't really care who the king is.

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.

Finley Scott fears they will run out of wood. Jen Cruise cannot get out onto the lake to fish.