The Sentinel has always wondered who he was, his past covered in lies and deception, he wishes to seek the truth. But sometimes the truth is hard to take....

An area known for sweeping mountain vistas, and sleepy alpine hamlets has all but exploded with miners, adventurers, and thieves. Dwarves are showing up in troops, while orcs are churning towards the valley. The reason? Simple...

There's gold in them thar hills!

For years trading ships have come to the Islands of Teanoi seeking treasures of gold, pua shell, and exotic herbs and spices. Trade has dwindled, and ships vanish without a trace, but the trade is too valuable to give up, and thus the ships still come. The islands also lay close to a shipping lane, and are a regular stop for ships seeking only to take on fresh supplies of foodstuffs and water.

Soon merchants begin seeking outside aid to protect their ships from the unknown menace that the islanders call Teanoi...

The PCs are hired to remove splinters of discontent and desertion from the feet of the Prince's Army...

The tough, hardy adventurers equip up and go out to kill a pack of goblins terrorising the city. Of course, they succeed without trouble and make their way back but their first encounter with a guard patrol on the way back, tells them something is not right...

The unicorns are missing from the land of 'Magical Airs'. Are they lost? Strayed, or stolen?

What do you do if your employer begins to go mad? Particularly if you've managed to build up a long tradition of working for him.

Bandits from a manor overlooking a certain crucial trade pass are gaining power, and nobody knows how.

The empire of Madvar is ruled by a man who is slowly slipping into insanity. And now the gems of Madvar have been stolen.

The adventurers are called upon to help a lord aide a group of 'wild men' who are threatened by Bugbears and whoever is behind them. Most people seemed unconcerned with these savage people, but are they really so savage? This is a very fully described plot, a complete adventure.

A Castle or better a fortified tower is floating over the country side and being attacked by goblins (or other monsters, depending on PC strength)

People disappear under mysterious cicumstances, undead creatures are seen and the villain is 14 years old.

A great Evil has settled across the land. A sage of your acquaintance thinks he have a solution. He found several references to an older tome of healing that details such a crisis and gives a solution. The Tome of Klorak. However, all copies were destroyed a century ago, as the clerics call him a heretic. One copy might remain. It is in the royal library in the lost city of Asylum.

Silent voices in the catacombs of hush demand call out to the King in his sleep. He awakes, pale as bone, raving and delusional, whispering of the Retribution of the Charred Skulls. The servants look on horrified at their foaming lord...

A mad necromancer is bent on enslaving the world.

The Sword has returned from long and ancient exile. Can it's glory be kept from falling into the wrong hands?

Inspired by Ria Hawk's 'Lifecycle of the Dungeon' discussion.

The PC's come across a cave system that isn't on their map. The cave is in plain view and hard to miss. Once inside, several odd and unusual things are found.

To help someone is a good deed. Will you still help, if, well, it is a tribe of Orcs that asks for your help?

Another dirty job, this time heavily guarded weapon works have to be stopped.

Starts like a regular investigate/slay/recive reward adventure, but with a macabre twist in the end that should get your players thinking... a low level adventure