Plot Hooks

A woman in town believes she can become the god of the sea if she drowns herself, and then kills the actual god of the sea.

Elana Cruise is rooting for the woman.

The weather has taken an inexplicable turn toward the hot, and the snow and ice are melting. So to, are those who live here in the tundra. A foul magic is at play, and it's a race against time to save everyone as they slowly turn to slush.

Stella Clarke thinks the answer lies at the peak of a nearby mountain.

A long abandoned fortress to the north has been seen lit up at night by floating blue lights. A foul air permeates the nearby land.

Bundringo Donovan warns that odd fey creatures live in the region. Teresa Mervor wouldn't go near the fortress if you paid them.

Anyone who gets too close to a mysterious castle that's risen up overnight swaps bodies with whoever is closest to them at the moment.

Mercy Rowan swapped bodies with Brian Potter and they both kind of like it.

A funnyman was recently hired by a prince. Bad news is the funnyman turned out to be an evil funnyman, and he's killed the prince and gone on the run.

Torek Crewe used to date the jester.

There's a mysterious spring in the forest that seems in force those who drink from it tell the truth for a day or so.

Bundringo Broadbent drank from the water and is now getting a divorce.

A tsunami is quickly approaching the coast. It will hit landfall within the hour!

Joseph Gleeson thinks everyone should try to evacuate.

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

Preston Mervor is a little peeved the Queen hasn't attempted to take them yet.

A town of peaceful goblin's needs help to protect themselves from humans intent on killing them all.

Sarab Alma doesn't believe the goblins are peaceful. Robert Broadbent does, and is trying to stop the others from attacking.