Plot Hooks

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

It's said that Parker Knight knows exactly where the dungeon is.

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

Roxy Zaros assures you this is an easy job.

You are given a gold coin for your service to a strange old man. Everytime you open your coin purse, you find only that coin, even if you place other coins in with it.

Monica Hawkwing offers you a magic item for your service to him. Rowan Greentree warns that greed consumes all.

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.

Dustin Sweeny that bag of holding is ancient, must be one of the earliest of its kind,

There's nothing to do today! Absolutely nothing!

Oliver Laroque said something, but you don't even need to listen!

Though the temperature has not changed, a thick layer of ice has covered everything within miles.

Bernie Wazels fell and broke their leg.

A famous adventure writer wishes to be brought on a quest with your party. You are to show her the ropes and keep her safe. Her publisher is not happy about it.

Jody Stormrage, the writer's agent, threatens you with legal action if any harm comes to the writer. Charlie Everett is the writer's #1 fan and offers to pay for the expedition if you let them come along.

An old mirror is found in the abandoned tower of a wizard. While looking into the mirror, your reflection gives you a grave look and speaks: "I have come to warn you... something is coming and your world is not prepared."

Eden Lesley says this wizard used to be a kind old man, but something changed in him making him paranoid. Gert Anwen is the grandchild of the late wizard.

A well known Paladin has been found guilty of a gruesome murder. You know, however, he is innocent because you were with him during that time.

Christopher Enola and Gert Pierce claim to have seen the murder occur.