Plot Hooks

There is an old, forgotten and sealed tomb that the local children like to visit. After the thaw of winter the tomb is left open and empty... broken from the inside.

Sibylle Reece often reminds children not to go near the tomb. Metjen Winter has seen the ghost of an old man near the tomb.

Everyone in town can't stop crying.

Elise Shadowcloak hasn't cried in years until now.

A travelling band is looking for help. They sold their souls to a demon in exchange for talent and fame, and now that demon has come to collect.

Frederick Enola used to be in the band, but left because they refused to sign the deal.

A man accused of stealing horses insists that he's being framed.

Daphne Korsk thinks that Olivier Aquilegia might be the real horse thief.

The Great Council of Wizards is to meet in the capital. There is a festival coinciding with the meeting and great throngs of people come from far and wide to take part. During the meeting, a massive explosion rocks the great tower where the meeting takes place. Chaos ensues.

Sahin Rana believes a meeting like this is just a political stunt by the cities elite to show their dominance over the poor. River Dalton don't trust magic, never will.

One of the wagons you are escorting suspiciously loses a wheel in the middle of a forest road. The other guards whisper to one another and ready their weapons.

The caravan master was convinced to hire these guards in the previous town. Theodora Everett mistrusts the new guards.

A massive gray stormcloud has appeared in the sky. Everyone's mood seems negatively affected by the cloud, and it's leading to trouble.

Alia Darwin hasn't stopped crying in a week.

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.

Riley Roderick is rooting for the woman.

While travelling, you pass a crossroad with a small cemetery. A few hours later, you pass by the same crossroads, although you have not changed your direction.

Felicity Knight tells you not to go down that road. Bundringo Donovan smiles slightly too wide when talking to you.