Plot Hooks

Gravity in the forest has changed. People are able to jump nearly a mile.

Candice Alard claims they saw someone float away.

You follow the directions to the quest location, only to find yourself surrounded by slavers!

Bundringo Hamid assures you this is an easy job.

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.

Olivia Zaki can guide you to the location where the star fell. Arabella Schmidt noticed more goblins and orcs in the hills nearby to the fallen star.

A man who recently lost his wife is said to be attempting to bring her back by putting her soul within a flesh golem.

Manuel Ironbar saw the widower digging up his wife's grave.

There's nothing to do today! Absolutely nothing!

Luce Tawnyspots said something, but you don't even need to listen!

A local noble has entrusted you to find his poor missing cat, Tabitha. The cat is actually a tabaxi who has run away from her slave owner.

Sahin Rucker needs someone to find his lovely cat, he speaks of the beauty of his can. Storm Wilbur saw someone sneaking out of the manor at night and rushing out toward the nearby woods.

A sword said to be able to easily kill dragons has been lost in a dungeon and must be recovered.

It's said that Sahin Duval knows exactly where the dungeon is.

A warning cry echoes across the fields surrounding the village, looking toward the forest's edge you see a large band of orcs come charging out. Drawing your weapons, you realize the orcs are not attacking, they are fleeing from something else.

Dov Daeren believes the orcs are dangerous and should not be allowed into the town. Liberty Brocksby believes working with the orcs is best for all involved

While resting under an ancient standing stone, you feel a sudden rumbling, and a spark of light. After it passes there is a bipedal being lying unconscious at the base of the stone wearing strange clothing. She is unconscious.

Sisco Darwin has always believed the ancient way stones are more than just travel markers