1 - The missing villagers of Tar

Indeed, she starts to answer they started tracking the raiders from the exact spot where our ranger was found. You're the first ones to come investigate the houses themselves and uncover information about their nature, you know? I'm sorry we had them cleaned, maybe we destroyed clues that could have proved useful...

Looking at the sky where the sun is approaching its zenith and observing the warm light wind that blows from the south, she adds: Weather have been merciful. Chauntea's fervor must have been appeased by the returning Tyr to give us a chance to seen justice done. There's been no rain or heavy weather since the events, you should be able to track both the attackers and adventurers that went after them.

The Old Lady of Tar calls a young man (no more than a boy, really) to show you the aforementioned village exit. She only asks you to summarize the information you are able to extract from all this and notify her before you go. Genryl will guide you to her when you need to.

When you reach it, you can tell that the village "exit" is there to let people know which way they should go, not to prevent anyone from getting in or out. In place of a full enclosure wall that would go around the village, you find a simple wooden fence that goes on 30 feet on each side of the large frame that they designate as a "door".
This... tells Genryl this is where Jahm... the village's ranger was found when he went after the raiders. Just there, near the door, when a spirit house was built. The boy shows you the small, colorful house build on a pedestal where the villagers come each day to put small offerings of food or craft.
He was found with... multiple woulds. A broken leg, for starters. Crushed, by the look of it said the Old Lady. He also had three narrow but deep wounds that looked like they had been caused by some kind of... pike. She said they were "clean" cuts, while I can't imagine how such a cut can seem clean to anyone...

The track that have been altered by the wind and passage of time in the last few days, that everyone would find relatively hard to track, appear to Malchuck as if they had signs attached to them. He might even find it strange that someone could even miss them.
They head north, following the road for as far as you can see from the village's gate. The group of attackers was made of three distinct types of creatures, just as you were suspecting from the marks found in the ranger's house, and they were... well, that part is odd. There clearly are three sets "clawed humanoids" tracks, and you can read their respective movements quite easily. So there was three of them. But the others are not as you might expect. There seem to be and equal number of "pointy" and "fingers" tracks, and they seem to act in pairs at all time. Nine of them. Such perfect coordination is completely inhuman, and honestly doubtful...