Plot Hooks

A tribe of dark elves have been banished from their home, and are looking for a new one.

Steven Marid doesn't trust the elves.

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

Zayne Timber thinks the village militia should just kill the bandits.

During his crowning ceremony, the Prince is struck in the head by a stone thrown from the crowd, his wound is great and falls into coma.

Marge Donovan, the King's brother, immediately claims the throne as his nephew is no longer capable of ruling. Joel Dresdain claims there is civil war on the horizon unless someone can heal the boy's wounds and prove the Uncle's involvement.

You enter a village and realize it looks exactly the same as the village you grew up in. In fact, you see a child who looks strikingly similar to you playing in the fields.

Eve Windrunner does not recognize you. River Hemlock does not trust outsiders.

No one may exit town, there's a n invisible barrier holding everyone back.

Roan Wrynn is going to go crazy if they can't leave soon.

An old man is said to be a war criminal in the last great war and has been hiding out and posing as the innkeep for the last fifty years. Now people are closing in, and he doesn't know what he should do.

Ember Kaye thinks everyone should just leave the old guy alone.

A puppeteer has lost control of his puppets. He didn't even know they were alive.

Nathaniel Hamlin is creeped out by the puppets.

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

Garry Nighy is a little peeved the Queen hasn't attempted to take them yet.

The sky turned purple for a short moment, and everyone in town has suddenly lost their hair.

Hugo Amal thinks they look better bald.