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

A halfling woman, dressed in purple and maroon finery can be seen meeting with Winthrop in the Candlekeep Inn. Those paying close attention would note that a lengthy business-like chat was had before the pair would shake hands and part amicably.

A courier would have arrived, leaving a sealed parchment with one of the guards for the attention of Guide Villame, upon the parchment would be the seal of Mystra.

With a brisk step the hin named Batibat would take some light steps into Candlekeep after being surveyed by the wary eye of the guards for any weaponry. Without wasting any time she would take to the stairs and into the library spending the whole evening inside looking for a very particular topic.

On the 10th of Mitrul a familiar Elf loitering outside the keep was joined by the Hin Batibat. Some time after her departure Sirion left two scrolls with a guard, "one for the Guide and one for the Edelguide."

In the early hours of the evening, Flamerule 23, a semi-frequent visitor to the Keep, a slender formed male wearing a blue-hooded cloak, would be seen lazily making his way through the grounds towards the potion shop. The visitor, presumably an elf, would be seen by the various inhabitants to also briefly visit the book and scroll keeper in the main building before strolling back out towards the Lions Way.

Any who entered afterward would likely notice a small note pinned to the pedestal outside the main gate to the Keep, the contents of which would be easy enough to read if looked at closely...


((A physical copy was deposited in-game))

A young but frail looking elven woman dressed in grey, robe and hood, would be seen departing Candlekeep in haste after a conversation with a woman dressed in a blue gown.

A young, greenish-haired human girl in simple attire has been chatting up some of the Avowed in Sylvan. After spending a night at Winthrop's, the cheerful, energetic woman went out into the Keep for a second conversation, soaked in water, smelling strongly of honey and grapes, and seemingly oblivious to the amount of water dripping off her.

She has also been observed casting eldritch fey spells, and seems virtually incapable of speaking Common.

The warlock girl could be observed chasing a waterlogged, panicking, pink-haired young elf out of Winthrop's - and soon Candlekeep itself. If there was any danger to either of them, she was cheerfully oblivious to it... but an inspection of the third floor, the hallway on the second floor, and the warlock's room, would have revealed that the washbasins from both of the common rooms have been stolen, and the whole area is covered in water - especially the warlock's room. One of the buckets would be found outside her room, and the other inside it; both would be empty.

This morning, a small symbol would be visible in the dirt underneath the stand opposite Winthrop's front door. Although the drawing is crude - likely traced with a finger - some may be able to recognize it as the emblem of Talona.

DaloLorn wrote: ↑Sun Sep 20, 2020 2:37 am This morning, a small symbol would be visible in the dirt underneath the stand opposite Winthrop's front door. Although the drawing is crude - likely traced with a finger - some may be able to recognize it as the emblem of Talona.

A guard quickly removes the symbol and is quick to forbid and call others that such symbol isn't welcome in the keep.

"People is so stupid" the guard mutters as she continues to patrol tke keep.

A young and frail looking elven woman draped in grey would be seen in Candlekeep entering the Temple of Oghma. She would look to the banners of The Wise God, bow her head, and silently mouth a prayer before entering the temple.


She would be seen speaking with Priest Kivas Ulbright, seeking his council for a lengthy period of time...

The young and frail looking elven woman shrouded in grey would be seen listening to Priest Kivas Ulbright's sermon with a singularly devoted focus.


Afterwards, when the crowd had ebbed, she would be noticed speaking with the priest in hushed tones.