Plot Hooks

Every year on the night before your birthday, you dream that you are murdered by a man in black armour. You find yourself in an inn, the innkeeper is an old man. On the mantle is a wicked looking sword and familiar black armour...

Gowen Wrynn says the innkeeper used to be an infamous adventurer many decades before. Bundringo Wood says the innkeeper's exploits are mostly unknown, as is where he got his armour.

A travelling wizard needs helps gathering supplies for his potions.

Don Adir seems to think the wizard is a fake, and may be leading the party toward doom.

Everyone is turning into cats when the moon rises.

Sandra Daeren is the only person who is seemingly immune.

A tavern has become quite well known for having delicious food. Problem is, the food is made up of humanoids.

Indra Barrow bit into their meatloaf and pulled out a ring.

Goblins are in the middle of the city! A series of caves have opened up in the sewers and streets and the city is under attack from within!

Riley Hume doesn't believe goblins could have done this on their own. Sahin Deakin requests the adventurers helps his family at a local Inn

The prince has uncovered a plot to assassinate his father, and needs help getting to the bottom of it.

Aura Enola has learned that a lot of the King's own men are in on the plot, and that's why the prince is quietly looking for help.

A small water based parasite has been attaching itself to people who swim in a nearby lake. Once attached, they can control the bodies of their hosts.

Tenjon Terryn is convinced they're the only person in town not possessed.

Snoe creatures have formed an army and are sweeping across the frozen landscape.

Olivier Fae is putting together a group of hunters.

A friend has come down with a strange illness. It is killing him, and your only lead to a cure is a powerful elven healer who lives deep in the western woods.

Arthur Mulgrew met with the elven sage last spring at a shrine in the mountains. Sibylle Ali believes the sickness is a curse and must be broken through action, rather than salves and herbs.