Plot Hooks

Everyone in town is JUST SO FREAKING MAD

Galen Pierre-Dupois is totally the most mad.

You find a beautifully crafted helmet. You put it on and after a few moments you hear a voice, "Yes... let the slaughter begin...". You are unable to remove the helmet.

Sawyer Colman suggests you don't wear the helmet until you have it inspected by a wizard. Parker Joybrook says a wizard will just try to take it, might as well wear it.

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.

Levi Brocksby, the elderly shopkeeper, says the sword has been in this shop for as long as he can remember. Bernie Masak recognizes you, but cannot quite place where from.

A man in town can kill anyone by looking into their eyes.

Christopher Morningstar has taken to wearing a blindfold.

Ever since you looted an ancient burial site, you have dreamt of a strange creature. You have now started seeing it while awake.

Kashida Nozzlenuck cannot see the creature you describe. Eden Simpson has started to treat you strangely after you confide your fears.

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

Galen Shadepelt bit into their meatloaf and pulled out a ring.

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

Fribbington Hasan assures you this is an easy job.

A man has attempted to kill the king, failed, and then made a daring escape from the castle. It's likely he's going to try again.

Reynald Belet saw River Simpson speaking with the man in the days leading to the attack.

The Queen has gone insane, and bathes in the blood of attractive people in an effort to keep herself youthful.

Lariat Frost is a little peeved the Queen hasn't attempted to take them yet.