Plot Hooks

Everyone in town can't stop crying.

Sarab Hillard hasn't cried in years until now.

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.

Jade Alard last time this happened the youngest children from each family went missing. Parker Rook says you must always keep the fire burning when the fog rolls in

The pub is offering up a series of tournaments: cards, drinking, darts and music. Prizes include magic items and treasure.

Steven Ashbringer challenges you to a drinking game. Calla Pyre is collecting bets on the games.

While perusing a local shop, you are drawn to an old, rusty sword. It feels familiar in your hand and when you turn it over you find your name engraved on the blade.

Jill Huon, the elderly shopkeeper, says the sword has been in this shop for as long as he can remember. Vidar Shad recognizes you, but cannot quite place where from.

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.

Riley Wright watched the invaders burn a village. Lulu Enola wants revenge and is gathering a host to attack the invaders.

You reach into your bag of holding and draw out an unfamiliar relic. It is a small doll-like figure, carved from bone. "Help me..." it cries, and small beads of water begin to drip from its carved eyes.

Yasmeen Winterheart that bag of holding is ancient, must be one of the earliest of its kind,

A dark lord who has been waging war against the kingdom for years turns out to be a fake. The real villain is a weakling human with a grudge.

Olivia Weatherby swears they always knew something was up.

In the center of the village stands a beautifully carved statue of a woman in full battle armor, a hometown hero. A young adventuring Cleric, obsessed with the famed warrior, casts stone to flesh on the statue in a vain hope to be with her. It works.

Elevrir Karim has loved the stories of the hero all his life, and just wants her to be real. Bernie Quicktongue thinks the cleric has his head in the clouds. Eden Cunningham says the circumstances around the heroes death were always strange.

A man is found passed out by the road. A manacle hangs off one wrist, and his clad in only dirty trousers. He claims he has no memory of where he's come from.

Charlie Darwin first saw the man while heading back to town.