Of all the airships well known, the Tesseract has historically been the most elusive to get an invitation to voyage on. Under Captain Jeremiah Hex, the Tesseract brought many unknowns and well know explorers alike home with wondrous inventions, strange tales, and outlandish trophies. Who was chosen and how has always been a mystery, but a source of much envy.

Rumors have abound since the Tesseract returned a year ago, its passengers somber, revealing that the captain had been lost on the voyage, and only his daughter’s skill at piloting brought them home safely but little else. Some say the Tesseract will not move without it’s captain, some wonder if there was debt that keeps the ship in dock.

For you, you came across a small ad and for whatever reason answered it:

IN SEARCH OF
Adventurers, scientists, daydreamers, gentlemen, ladies, those who hear the aether and those that hear darker voices. The Tesseract seeks passengers brave and curious. Plead your case c/o Cpt. Merritt Hex at the following address

In your possession you now have an elegant invitation to board the mysterious Tesseract at dawn, tomorrow, at Skyport Bay 17.