Burning Witch Adventure Hooks

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 Currently, the adventurers from the Burning Witch have five potential adventure hooks in front of them. Most of them require me to build them out a little before they are pursued. If you all could take a gander and let me know either in the comments or in the Burning Witch channel on Discord which ones you are all most interested in pursuing, it would be a great help. Listed below are the threads stumbled upon from recent adventures:


1. Treasure Map- GaWoosh, Fancy Jean-Yves Beauvollier, Journeyman Crannoc, and Phasmo have a treasure map that leads to a cache worth 18,000gp that they retrieved from the backpack of a skeleton their last delve. The quartet may be protective of allowing others to join this adventure.


2. Back to the Cave Elves of the Twilight Shores- PakPak and Wolfgang want to return to the liar of the cave elves over in the Twilight Shore to recover the magical weapons stolen from them.


3. Soot Hill Road Trip- Glow Pit agreed to round up a party to travel north to the gnome village of Soot Hill (where GaWoosh's folk are from). The village has been having a problem with ghosts attacking travelers and merchants. Soot Hill is in Hex #0804.


4. Wolves Den Squatters- The Rashers are now squatting in the Wolves Den. Word is that Lady Elyn Hiley is a hostage within. Wolfgang has previously stated he is more interested in retrieving his magic sword.


5. Portal to Another World- From a session not yet recapped, Dogmouth has discovered how to activate the portal in Room #7 in on Level 3 of the Complex. It leads to a cavern in a realm of red sand or dust.


6. The Great Cavern- There always is Scamandros' ongoing mission of exploring the Great Cavern to find a way to return the flow of psylirium back to the spire of the Imperial Mother.

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  1. SkullboyFebruary 19, 2021 at 1:04 PM

    Dogmouth is VERY into the idea of opening the portal to the Realm of Red Dust

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