All published quests

At true equinox noon, every scale in town tips toward perfect fairness—debts halve, feuds even, and one party member's luck becomes average forever unless the balance is broken. Guard the ceremonial s…

On the eve of equal day and night, reflections peel off mirrors and march to claim equal rights. Some reflections are kinder; some want the originals gone. Mediate the parade, seal the glass without t…

Abandoned electives form a library between walls: Dropped Alchemy, Forgotten Fencing, Never-Taken Ethics. Students who enter graduate from courses they never signed up for—with side effects. Rescue a…

Whispers travel the corn silk like telegraph wire—every secret in the county arrives at one abandoned silo by midnight. Spies pay; farmers listen. Tap the network, plant a false rumor that saves a lif…

A weather witch sells frost forecasts that come true only if buyers believe them—skeptics wake frostbitten for free. Panic buying empties the markets. Debunk the forecast without killing the crops, st…

A night market of autumn fungi opens under the pier—some mushrooms cure, some argue, some open doors to places that should stay closed. Buyers disappear between stalls. Retrieve a missing cook, identi…

Two rival farmhouses claim the same threshing floor; whoever loses a ritual duel loses their entire harvest to the winner's silos. Champions keep dying of polite accidents. Survive as a hired champion…

The harvest moon arrives early, sticky with honey, and refuses to set until someone pays last year's overdue sweetness tax. Bees riot; lovers cannot sleep. Climb the sticky sky, settle the ledger with…

The academy bell rings reverse, sending classes into yesterday and trapping seniors in first-day nerves. Schedules unravel; lunch repeats. Climb the tower, reverse the reverse, or ride one wrong perio…

Fallen leaves arrive addressed like mail—each one a letter from autumn itself, some invitations, some threats. Postmasters cannot keep up; one leaf names the party. Deliver the dangerous correspondenc…

Naturalists counting migrating owls discover each bird carries a missing person's face in its eyes. The census numbers keep climbing; the missing list shrinks. Track a familiar face into the roost, br…

At the vineyard crush, stompers sink into wine that ages them a year per minute. The vintage improves; the workers do not. Pull the trapped from the vat, find who spiked the grapes with time, or bottl…

Assigned essays animate after dark, grading their authors and correcting mistakes with sharp quills. Students vanish into footnotes; parents find blank pages smelling of ink. Destroy the master rubric…

Field scarecrows organize overnight and refuse to frighten crows until paid in dry clothes and stories. Crows feast; crops vanish. Broker a contract, break the strike without burning the fields, or si…

Anyone who drinks the new press confesses a secret they have never spoken—then forgets they confessed while everyone else remembers. Blackmail thrives in the tasting room. Sabotage the fermentation, p…

A week before the equinox, day and night put equal hours up for bid. Bidders offer blood, memories, and harvest shares; the winner tilts the season. Rig the auction for balance, steal the gavel of dus…

September mornings bring a fog that whispers the true names of anyone who walks through it—then sells those names to the highest bidder by noon. Spies prosper; parents panic. Escort a VIP through mute…

A cartographer hitchhikes with the geese, redrawing borders wherever the flock lands overnight. Villages wake in the wrong county; toll roads appear across kitchens. Catch the mapmaker mid-migration,…

Windfall apples roll into town demanding payment for years of free cider samples—each fruit holds a ledger entry and a tiny voice. Orchardists barricade their presses; children hide pockets of unpaid…

On the first morning of term, every student wakes in a classmate's body—and the teachers in each other's. Grades transfer with the flesh; detention follows the wrong face. Restore the roster before mi…

A holiday meant to rest the fields instead binds every worker to one unfinished task that regenerates each dawn. The last sheaf walks the roads hiring heroes to finish what it cannot. Break the loop,…

On the last night of August, a gate appears at every town border collecting memories of summer as toll—pay or forget why you came. Travelers queue with empty eyes; merchants price goods in nostalgia.…

Monarch butterflies mass for migration, but their path crosses a battlefield where both armies have sworn not to sheathe swords until first frost. The swarm will be slaughtered; a druid asks for escor…

A magic shop holds a summer clearance: cursed items at honest prices, discontinued spells in bargain bins, wands that only work in August. The proprietor vows to close forever at midnight and means it…

Hailstones fall with documents frozen inside—old deeds, love letters, unsigned warrants. The storm is archiving the town's secrets on front lawns. Melt the evidence safely, return papers to rightful o…

The county record watermelon splits open during weighing, revealing a map to a buried courthouse time capsule—and a live badger wearing a judge's wig. Officials want the capsule; the badger wants prec…

Neighborhood porch lights negotiate a treaty: off by ten means monsters may cross sidewalks; on means hospitality oaths bind the house. Someone is switching bulbs to rewrite borders. Map the light net…

A retired astronomer's backyard observatory is stolen whole—dome, telescope, and lawn chairs—leaving a neat circular crater and a note demanding star charts for a constellation that should not exist.…

The lake lifeguard works their final shift before autumn closure, but the beach refuses to empty—sunbathers freeze at noon, stuck mid-tan until someone drowns symbolically. Break the season's bargain,…

Storm chasers auction bottled heat lightning on the ridge; buyers bid with years of sleep or the memory of their first kiss. A drought lord buys the lot. Outbid the lord without going insomniac, free…

An orchard's oldest tree bears one perfect fruit that grants the bite to whoever the last picker loved—and this year the fruit looks like someone the party buried. Pickers duel with ladders; crows not…

The royal census sends agents to count fireflies, granting citizenship to each light that answers a name. Poachers net voters; farmers lose crop guides. Protect the insects, expose ballot stuffing in…

A partial eclipse turns every signature witnessed during totality into a binding geas—the notary's queue wraps around the courthouse. Forgers thrive; lovers accidentally marry the crown. Catch a forge…

A suburban wizard's lawn regrows the instant it is mowed, inching toward the house with each pass. Homeowners' associations fine the mage; the grass whispers property law. Discover what seed was sown,…

After seventeen years underground, cicadas emerge singing a funeral dirge for someone who is still alive. The honored guest's shadow flickers at dusk. Find why the swarm chose them, delay the burial s…

The state fair's Ferris wheel stops only when every rider has sworn an oath aloud—and this year the operator demands oaths of fealty to a name no one recognizes. Children cheer; knights bristle. Ident…

A masked duelist challenges passersby to split a watermelon with one stroke; losers owe a summer memory, winners gain the fruit's knowledge of local aquifers. The line stretches around the square. Unm…

Dragonfly couriers refuse to deliver letters until their wings are insured against August crosswinds, stranding love notes, summons, and plague warnings in the same sack. The postmaster arm-wrestles a…

Vacation gear must be returned by sunset—boats, tents, enchanted coolers—or the rental shop opens a portal that deposits borrowers on the lender's front lawn mid-bath. Late fees are teleportation. Hun…

Beekeepers harvest honey that glows under moonlight and stores vows—couples who taste it cannot lie to each other for a week. Divorce lawyers swarm; the queen bee demands escrow fees in pollen. Recove…