Plot Hooks

For generations, the people of this valley have given an offering to a local deity on a hill, and a good harvest and prosperity have followed. Recently, the locals erected a monument at the place of offering. Since then, their crops have begun to fail.

Jasper Poots believes the offerings of food were wasteful, and that the monument is a more permanent showing of their devotion. Brenda Shad fears the monument was a mistake, and now a larger show of devotion is necessary.

The winds have changed and risen to a gale, a freezing rain begins to fall and a road cuts across the harbour. You think you hear the beat of massive wings. A lightning strike reveals a massive beast soaring above the clouds.

Doran Mehmed believes dragons are just a myth. Charlie Masak is afraid of thunder.

A mountain tourist town is empty. It was just filled to capacity the night before.

The only person in the town is Claire Hamid and they don't remember a thing.

An old woman has died, and townsfolk are cleaning out her home when they find a strange and grotesque painting of a thin man covered in a black veil. The veil was removed, but the painting is stuck on the wall. That same night, someone was murdered.

Vivi Scott saw a thin man fleeing the scene of the crime.

A caravan of tax collectors from the nearby city was attacked and robbed on its way to town.

Nalgar Michaels seems happy that the tax collectors lost everything.

A princess is said to disappear once a month, and no one can find her. It may be related to the bodies around town that spring up that same night.

Lena Dempsy feels crazy for being the only person to realize the princess is a werewolf.

A legendary blacksmith has set up in a nearby village. She has heard that a star of metal fell in the nearby hills, and offers to make a weapon of magnificence for any who bring her the metal.

Trixie Donovan can guide you to the location where the star fell. Amaya Huon noticed more goblins and orcs in the hills nearby to the fallen star.

The townskeeper's wife has been seen out and about with another man. This is a problem, because the townskeeper is a crazy person.

Katherine Barrow thinks everyone needs to not say a thing to the townskeeper.

More than one adventuring group has been lost in a nearby dungeon.

Franklin Adir managed to return from the dungeon, and swears that the walls shift and move.