Synopsis: The PCs are presented with a series of clues tattooed on a corpse. When solved, these clues lead the PCs to an antidote to the poison that they, and the townsfolk, ingested the night before.
Setting: The village of Ehrtzhofen.
Game Time: 24 hours.
Real Time: One or two sessions.
Party Restrictions: None. Suitable for 3-6 PCs of any level of experience.
Consequences: Failing to find the antidote results in illness for the PCs and villagers, and the deaths of Ehrtzhofen's Elder's Council.
Tone: Grim, but with some dark humor.

Synopsis: Stuck in a time loop with an army of beastmen and a dodgy Ulrican templar, can the PCs change history?
Game Time: It all takes place in a single night.
Real Time: Two or three four-hour sessions.
Party Restrictions: None. The emphasis is on puzzle solving.
Consequences: The PCs receive some insanity points. They will find a magical artifact. Ulric may favour them.
Emphasis / Tone: Grim tone. Emphasis on gathering information and puzzle-solving. Violence is an important part of the game, but PCs won't solve the scenario by combat.

Synopsis: The party becomes entangled in a plot involving travel, Tileans, nobles and fragrant cultists.
Setting: Wissenland, from Kreutzhofen to Nuln.
Game Time: About 3 weeks.
Real Time: 6-8 hours.
Party Restrictions: Late first or second careers advised. Some warrior types are recommended.
Consequeneces: The party might get a chance to meet some of the Empire's elites, run afoul of town guards, and make a mysterious friend in a high place.
Emphasis / Tone: Serious and mysterious, but with some levity. The plot has both "Brains" and "Bash" solutions.

Synopsis: While travelling the PCs are joined by an uncanny Ogre heading in the same direction. They later encounter a merchant who has been robbed of valuables. As the Ogre accidentally torches an inn, the PCs must find this gold as compensation.
Setting: Any rural part of the Empire.
Game Time: A few days, probably 5-7.
Real Time: One session.
Party Restrictions: The party need not be particularly experienced. Some combat is inevitable. PCs must not be too opposed to Ogres or hedge wizardry.
Consequences: PCs may become outlaws (though potentially rich ones).
Tone: Humorous. Includes plenty of violence.

Synopsis: A PC seeking medical attention discovers a malady that will kill him soon. A cure is at Wolingwut House, a nearby sanatorium. Here the PCs may solve a curious plot, battle nefarious creatures and defend their peers in a siege.
Setting: Any rural area in the Empire.
Game Time: 2 days.
Real Time: A session or two.
Party Restrictions: First or second careers.
Consequences: PCs may save or destroy innocent lives and realise or contain a Chaos plot.
Tone: Dark and grim with a spattering of humour.