Plot Hooks

A travelling acting troupe has come to town. They are doing a mystery play, which seems to come true the very night the perform it.

Nina Echols thinks the lead actor, an elf named Garson, may be killing people.

During his crowning ceremony, the Prince is struck in the head by a stone thrown from the crowd, his wound is great and falls into coma.

Chloe Duval, the King's brother, immediately claims the throne as his nephew is no longer capable of ruling. Hana Stormrage claims there is civil war on the horizon unless someone can heal the boy's wounds and prove the Uncle's involvement.

Whenever you sleep, you dream of being watched by an impossible creature with many eyes, torturing you for answers. After the latest dream you awaken with physical marks of your torture on your body.

Riley Huon cannot identify where the wounds come from. Charlie Mulgrew suggests you speak to the local seer.

Tornado after tornado pummels the city at night.

Gavril Bozier believes the tornados are the work of a wizard.

A long abandoned fortress to the north has been seen lit up at night by floating blue lights. A foul air permeates the nearby land.

Jonas Todd warns that odd fey creatures live in the region. Deimos Ironwill wouldn't go near the fortress if you paid them.

Ever since you looted an ancient burial site, you have dreamt of a strange creature. You have now started seeing it while awake.

Brom Mulgrew cannot see the creature you describe. Shangela Leaffall has started to treat you strangely after you confide your fears.

"Brokenstring" Barnaby Button, a gnome musician has been playing the local tavern for a few months now. This morning he is missing, and there's signs of struggle in his room.

Miriam Mervor saw Leo Ward having an argument with Barnaby last night.

A tribe of dark elves have been banished from their home, and are looking for a new one.

Baasim Wynne doesn't trust the elves.

Some folks in town swear they've been attacked by carrots.

Dustin Crewe says they survived an attack by biting the carrots back.