Plot Hooks

One of the wagons you are escorting suspiciously loses a wheel in the middle of a forest road. The other guards whisper to one another and ready their weapons.

The caravan master was convinced to hire these guards in the previous town. Doran Laroque mistrusts the new guards.

People are going missing, and a wendigo just might be to blame.

Lois Ashbringer is leaving town.

A race of warriors, not known to these lands, has landed on the shores of the kingdom and displaced several villages and farms. They are not just raiders, and have already begun to establish settlement.

Rolf Turner watched the invaders burn a village. Arianna Wright wants revenge and is gathering a host to attack the invaders.

The party is flagged down by a boy who is soaking wet. He leads the party to a nearby pond and dives under with them, leading everyone to an underground cave. The boy says his friend was taken while they were exploring.

The cave wall has three names carved into it. Cain Weatherby, Deimos Harber, and Marcel Quietfoot.

The King has come down with a case of the ol' werewolf-itis. The Queen would prefer no one know.

Balur Hadwell has their suspicions that the King might be a werewolf.

You notice there are no birds singing this morning. As you travel, you also notice there are no insects or animals of any kind in this part of the land.

Jevon Enola, a druid, is gravely concerned about the forest along the northern road.

The torches, candles and all non-magical fires are burning low and weakly in the city. A dense fog slowly settles over the city. Movement in the fog occasionally shows ghostly humanoid forms moving about.

Tarc Bladefist last time this happened the youngest children from each family went missing. Karakta Meadowbrook says you must always keep the fire burning when the fog rolls in

The winds have changed and risen to a gale, a freezing rain begins to fall and a road cuts across the harbour. You think you hear the beat of massive wings. A lightning strike reveals a massive beast soaring above the clouds.

Emily Potter believes dragons are just a myth. Beatrix Moonblossom is afraid of thunder.

Everyone who gets within fifty feet of a tree that seems to be burning, but never burns away loses their voice forever.

Etienne Thom went to the tree as a child and hasn't spoken since.