Baldur's Gate : The Sword Coast Chronicles : NWN2 Persistent World

I am uplifed by your enjoyability, complimentary Layla. I just would like to thank the staff for staying involved in the acquired subject of politics and articlecraft which can be more difficult to write than novel format, editor Endelyon for giving me room to write the article I had in mind, Jon for those pointedly great questions even if he didn't get much out of them, and lastly the DM Team for making this possible; specifically DM Dialectic for opening the opportunity to write some authentic mud rakin'.

*Turns the trophy over a bit in the light for bragging right purposes*

Town criers begin to spread the word that the fourth issue of the Herald has been released. Young boys and girls stand on street corners, waving one newspaper with a bundle of more at their feet and shout out the front page news in the hopes it will catch the attention of passersby. Those who pay for the issue (or steal it, or pick it up later where some have been discarded in the gutters) would notice it is the longest issue yet and has a new Editor-in-chief.

Some messengers carry a copy of the Herald to a few organizations around - specifically the Church of Mystra, the Church of Ilmater, the Sword Coast Commercial Exchange, the Order of the Lions, The White Mask Theater, the Order of the Radiant Heart, the Order of the Silver Rose, Candlekeep, Doron Amar (to Councillor Alasarias Lythar) and one messenger has been instructed to make sure a copy is left at the makeshift shrine to the Morninglord in the Palace District in Baldur's Gate.


//OOC: Issues are always on the first page of the thread//

(( Made some minor corrections to issue 4. There was a "T" missing on the 4th page, and a sentence got cut off in the last page. Revisions up. ))

(( Vol 1 Issue 5 released. Check the first post for links. Enjoy! ))

There seem to have been some uncertainties with the Herald publishing this month. Nearly a tenday later though, issue five is being distributed in Baldur's Gate and sent further across the Heartlands with merchants and messengers.


The follow organizations are sent one free copy each: Church of Ilmater, Church of Helm (in both Baldur's Gate and Naskhel), Order of the Lions, Sword Coast Commercial Exchange and Foreign Exchange Committee.

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There seem to have been some uncertainties with the Herald publishing this month. Nearly a tenday later though, issue five is being distributed in Baldur's Gate and sent further across the Heartlands with merchants and messengers.


The follow organizations are sent one free copy each: Church of Ilmater, Church of Helm (in both Baldur's Gate and Naskhel), Order of the Lions, Sword Coast Commercial Exchange and Foreign Exchange Committee.

(((OOC once again, very nice!

A new issue of the Herald is released in Baldur's Gate with the front news detailing events in Kheldrivver. Some runners are seen making their way to Beregost and Nashkel with copies of the newspaper and distributing some extra ones on the way, for a fee.


The follow organizations are sent one free copy each: Church of Ilmater, Church of Helm (in both Baldur's Gate and Naskhel), Sword Coast Commercial Exchange, Foreign Exchange Committee and Song of the Morning Temple in Beregost.



//OOC: Please see the first page for issue 6!

Rumours is that issue seven of the Herald is available, for a fee as always. Like the last issue, Kheldrivver is on the front page. A ship heading far north, the destination said to be Neverwinter, is seen taking a special delivery.


The following organizations are sent one free copy each: Church of Ilmater, Sword Coast Commercial Exchange, Foreign Exchange Committee and Song of the Morning Temple in Beregost.



//OOC: Herald Issue 7 can be read on the first page.

The latest issue of the Herald has become available. Some readers may notice that the previous issues have featured more pages. Perhaps this may be because the Editor-in-chief is rumoured to not be present in the city.


The following organizations are sent one free copy each: The New Dawn army in Scornubel.



//OOC: Herald Issue 8 can be read on the first page.

As the sun rose on 4 Eleint, 1351, the ninth issue of the Herald became available for purchase. Street urchins working corners in the Harbor as well as various vendors around the city would have copies available for purchase.

(( Issue 9 is out! Check the first post for links. ))

The Editor-in-chief, Telia Santraeger, has been seen around in Baldur's Gate again and being quite busy the days prior to the release of the tenth issue of the Herald. The release is said to be filled with details of more joyous occasions along the Coast.


The following organizations are sent one free copy each: The Song of the Morning Temple in Beregost.



//OOC: Herald Issue 10 can be read on the first page.

A new issue of the Herald is released and it is noted that the Herald has now been in print - or rather copied by wizards apprentices - for a full year.


The following organizations are sent one free copy each: The Song of the Morning Temple in Beregost.



//OOC: Herald Issue 11 can be read on the first page.

A letter is left at the Shelf of Many Books in Baldur's Gate.
The seal is unmarked and the writing within is terrible. The author obviously having learned their letters but had very little practice since.

Fifth Day of Uktar Year of the Crown
The riters of the Herald
Shelf of Many Buks
Balder's Gate

Greetings,
It is stranj you wuld rite about me without once speaking too me.
What you have ritten is rong on many counts. In futur avoid riting such untruths, it is a diservise to all.

Street criers pick up a bundle of Herald papers and begin to wave with them and call out the latest news at street corners and town squares.


The following organizations are sent one free copy each: The White Mask Theater, The Ebon Blade, the En Dharasha Everae



//OOC: Herald Issue 12 can be read on the first page.

A new issue of the Herald is released a few days later than the usual publishing day. If any were to ask why, it would be revealed that the Editor-in-Chief has been quite busy. The Herald focuses much on the events of the siege in this issue but also on the aftermath and restoration projects. More positive things can be read about as well, such as festivities and celebrations.


The following organizations are sent one free copy each: The Song of the Morning Temple in Beregost, every organization in the Foreign Exchange Committee, the Church of Jergal



//OOC: Herald Issue Vol 2 Issue 1 can be read on the first page.