A ghost ship has been seen drifting near the Shattersea, its deck lights still burning though no crew is ever found aboard.
A merchant in Crownport claims he bought a map that shows an island which doesn’t appear on any official charts.
Someone has been stealing bodies from coastal graveyards, and the locals swear they’ve seen figures walking into the surf at night.
A storm has been circling the same patch of ocean for three weeks without moving, and ships that enter it never return.
A diver in Saltspire claims she found a statue underwater that was warm to the touch and whispered her name.
A pirate captain is offering a fortune for anyone who can retrieve a sealed chest he threw overboard during a mutiny.
Fishermen report catching strange silver-scaled fish that dissolve into mist when removed from the water.
A noble in Vardessa is secretly hiring adventurers to retrieve a family heirloom lost in a shipwreck he refuses to name.
A lighthouse keeper vanished, leaving behind a journal filled with sketches of an enormous eye staring up from the deep.
A Karthuun warband was found dead on the beach, their weapons rusted through as if aged a hundred years.
A child in a coastal village has begun speaking a language no one recognizes after being pulled from the water.
A strange metal shard washed ashore that no blacksmith can melt, bend, or scratch.
A reclusive scholar insists that the Black Meridian trench is growing wider every year.
A crew returned from a voyage with no memory of the past month and a cargo hold full of unfamiliar shells.
A tavern keeper swears a man paid with a coin stamped with a date from the future.
A stormcaller priest claims the Drowned Court is preparing to awaken something beneath the Endless Blue.
A series of identical messages in bottles have washed ashore across three continents, each containing a single word: “Run.”
A strange fog has been creeping inland at night, and people who walk into it return changed or not at all.
A legendary pirate’s treasure is said to be hidden on an island that only appears during the lowest tides of the year.