Plot Hooks

A massive storm has been raging for a month. There is no let up, and it appears to stretch across the continent.

Amelia Ali seems to think the storm is magical in origin while Sarab Weston thinks it's the work of the gods.

Tornado after tornado pummels the city at night.

Marek Hamlin believes the tornados are the work of a 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.

Joel Vonner and Bodwyn Poots claim to have seen the murder occur.

More than one farm has been swallowed up by a sinkhole in the area. Someone needs to find out what is going on.

It's believed by Jax Karim that giant worms are to blame.

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.

Aela Norman swears they always knew something was up.

You are awoken in the middle of the night by the Innkeeper. He is pale and shaking. He leads you to a large metal door in the basement. He swears on his life that this door was not there yesterday.

Josh Reedwater has owned the inn for years and lived here all his life. He has never seen this door.

Hundreds of years ago an Elvish tribe vanished from the forest in which they lived. Now, they're back, and no time at all has seemed to pass for them.

Dora Quaresh was the one who discovered the tribe.

A man has attempted to kill the king, failed, and then made a daring escape from the castle. It's likely he's going to try again.

Gwendolyn Anwen saw Ruther Faelyn speaking with the man in the days leading to the attack.

In the center of the village stands a beautifully carved statue of a woman in full battle armor, a hometown hero. A young adventuring Cleric, obsessed with the famed warrior, casts stone to flesh on the statue in a vain hope to be with her. It works.

Kasper Zaki has loved the stories of the hero all his life, and just wants her to be real. Emily Barlow thinks the cleric has his head in the clouds. Simone Tathdel says the circumstances around the heroes death were always strange.