Plot Hooks

You arrive at the gates of an ancient elven city. The gates of the city are unbarred, and the streets empty. The city has been abandoned.

Vetack Brightstar has been to this city before and found the elves to be very welcoming.

A company of twelve warriors is searching for a thirteenth. It turns out you have been nominated.

One of the twelve, named Alexandra Ironbrow, seems to make many significant glances at Alan Black.

On the last day of each month, someone in the city vanishes. It's been going on for almost a decade, but the city is so wealthy and safe that few who live there are concerned, and simply hope they are not the ones that end u missing.

When Lariat Alard was a child, their father went missing.

A scream shatters the silence of the early morning. A woman stands beside town's well, horror-stricken, as blood drips from the water pail in her hands. There is a crack of thunder and the heavy clouds above release their deluge. The town's streets run red with blood.

Lana Pierce is losing their mind, the end has come. Sisco Lledrod this must be punishment for allowing that warlock to practice his dark arts in town.

You are hired by a well-to-do merchant to protect his warehouse. Suddenly the warehouse is swarming with guards and you are arrested for stealing the very artifact you were hired to protect.

River Bluepetal believes this easy money. Dwyer Maelor has a bad feeling about this.

The Townmaster is putting on a horse race. The winner wins big.

Julia Loch has never ridden before, but is joining up all the same.

Everyone in the city has fallen asleep, and no one knows why or how.

Dael Carter talks in their sleep.

A travelling band is looking for help. They sold their souls to a demon in exchange for talent and fame, and now that demon has come to collect.

Bundringo Wolfbrother used to be in the band, but left because they refused to sign the deal.

An old man is said to be a war criminal in the last great war and has been hiding out and posing as the innkeep for the last fifty years. Now people are closing in, and he doesn't know what he should do.

Reuben Spall thinks everyone should just leave the old guy alone.