Plot Hooks

For generations, the people of this valley have given an offering to a local deity on a hill, and a good harvest and prosperity have followed. Recently, the locals erected a monument at the place of offering. Since then, their crops have begun to fail.

Scarlett Marid believes the offerings of food were wasteful, and that the monument is a more permanent showing of their devotion. Katya Sams fears the monument was a mistake, and now a larger show of devotion is necessary.

A small water based parasite has been attaching itself to people who swim in a nearby lake. Once attached, they can control the bodies of their hosts.

Gwendolyn Abasi is convinced they're the only person in town not possessed.

While resting under an ancient standing stone, you feel a sudden rumbling, and a spark of light. After it passes there is a bipedal being lying unconscious at the base of the stone wearing strange clothing. She is unconscious.

Aptal Wright has always believed the ancient way stones are more than just travel markers

The wind lately is so severe it's almost impossible to walk in.

Riley Jones blew away yesterday.

You enter a city for the first time, and after a few hours wandering about you see a man carrying a particular sword. You recognize it, as it was your father's (or mother's) sword.

Otto Bradley has no idea who you are or what you are talking about. Neil Cruise has seen that man before, wearing that sword.

Everyone is turning into cats when the moon rises.

Athol Michaels is the only person who is seemingly immune.

Two men are going to duel to the death for the hand of a woman. Neither know the woman has secretly married the person she really loves.

Jago Ali is the one who married the woman.

Bandits have created a gate overnight and are insisting people pay a toll.

Frederick Sybil thinks the village militia should just kill the bandits.

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.

Tiffany Weston swears they always knew something was up.