Plot Hooks

The village is quick to welcome you to their food and fire. In the evening, a dense fog rolls in and surrounds the village. The villagers begin to don armour and weapons, and you hear the unearthly shriek echoes out of the fog.

Mia Cunningham believes the fog creatures to be the dead, having risen from the barrow lands to the east. John Carter apologizes for tricking you, but explains that they desperately need your help.

A horde of undead are making their way for town. Nothing has been able to stand in their way.

Peter Maelor thinks the gods are punishing everyone for their sins.

After a night of drinking and feasting in the town, you awaken to find the town empty of villagers and instead it is filled with hogs

Daisy Moran says the town worships a respectable goddess of the land, harvest and charity. Yoko Roundtree only allows those who are strictly invited to the feats to participate.

An ancient dragon has eaten the rightful King and all of his heirs. He now lives in the throne room and is demanding to be called King.

Turok Miller doesn't really care who the king is.

A large city has taken to the air overnight. The ground it rests on has pulled up from the rest of the earth and streaked skyward, leaving the city floating a mile above where it should be.

Valeria Abbey was overheard talking about the city floating a week before it actually did.

An elf named Raven is the lone survivor of an attack by a goblin horde. Someone needs to convince her she shouldn't stay alone in the forest.

Elias Erwin says Raven is standoffish and rude.

A tavern has become quite well known for having delicious food. Problem is, the food is made up of humanoids.

Morwen Kensley bit into their meatloaf and pulled out a ring.

A travelling zoo has set up in a nearby town. You have been asked to investigate rumours that the prize attraction is an intelligent being, enslaved.

Gwendolyn Cruise wants to go see the new creature. Cain Dunstan considers what the zookeeper does to be slavery and he should be held accountable.

The townskeeper's wife has been seen out and about with another man. This is a problem, because the townskeeper is a crazy person.

Eden Ashbringer thinks everyone needs to not say a thing to the townskeeper.