Plot Hooks

A dungeon is filled with nothing but mimics. That chest is a mimic, that torch is a mimic, the dungeons itself? Naaaah, couldn't be, right?

Indra Ruin was bitten by a mimic.

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.

Sigrid Wright has been to this city before and found the elves to be very welcoming.

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.

Roger Bozier is letting the man stay at their house.

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

Finley Weston thinks that Linda Scott is a servant of the necromancer.

You are being chased through the dungeon by a horde of monsters. You come to a final room with no exits but for one swirling red portal which leads to lands unknown.

Parker Mattell, your guide, does not wish to enter any unknown portals.

A new chef has been hired at the tavern. Unfortunately, he hasn't shown up for his first day.

Taylor Pierre-Dupois saw the chef drinking a bit too much the night before.

The constable needs help figuring out why all of the prisoners he locks up die in the middle of the night. And why they all seem to be there still the next morning.

Bart Whisperwind thinks the constable is a lot less innocent in the matter than he appears to be.

A traveling salesman claims he can get anything for anyone. For a price. He's set up shop just outside of town.

River Wright is wondering if the salesman can get his hands on a magical necklace.

You arrive back at the local inn, but the look on the Innkeeper's face when you walk in the front door sets you back. "But... you all just went upstairs to rest, mere moments ago", he says shakily.

Drangor Ironbrow won't look you in the eye. George Brown swears that you just spoke to him, and you looked angry