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2. The "chosen one" has gone missing
Recently, the Evokados Ceremony has taken place and the new spiritual leader, said to bring about a golden age in the kingdom, was chosen by a set of symbolic trials. However, this new leader is a young child who is now nowhere to be seen. The first step will be to talk to the aging spiritual leader, said to be a great seer, or to talk to the child's parents. I imagine this one to be a bit of a cat-and-mouse game filled with puzzles and tough decision-making, ultimately making the party wonder what is the right course of action for this child and whether or not the child should be found or is even still alive.
5. Night has come to a kingdom that only experiences day...what or who comes with it?
The Ghrian Kingdom has only known day for centuries. The Time of Night is an ancient tale meant to scare the kingdom's children. However, it begins to get less bright and less bright and less bright. Much of the kingdom evacuates to a nearby island where the sun does not seem to be setting, but not all make the boats and the party has been hired to stay behind and investigate what happens. I imagine there will be some horror elements to this and a mystery vibe to it. The question will be what does happen with night and what should, if anything, be done about it.
8. The party is caught in a time loop leading to a mine explosion
The adventuring party, all natives to a mining town known to worship a time god, already knows each other and is a few drinks deep at their favorite local tavern when it explodes. Suddenly, they are walking through the door again, roughly two hours earlier. No one else seems effected, but, if they do nothing, two hours later, the explosion happens again and yet again they return to the entrance to the tavern. Ultimately, the party must figure out what is causing the time loop and how to break it without the mining town being obliterated.
10. Faeries have begun stealing children at a rapid pace
Faeries have always stolen children. This is known. But their demands are rapidly increasing. It used to be just at the change of seasons, the faeries would take a few for their own or, at least, for their own purposes. However, leading up to this fall equinox, children have been disappearing at least once per week. Parents cling to their remaining children, but this does not seem to prevent the stealing. First steps will include interrogating a believed changeling in town.
13. A new family member from an estranged side of the family has shown up at the door, asking for aid
(Prompt by me)
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