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

Various posters are placed around Nashkel and Beregost, and they soon find their way from there to the rest of the Coast.

"Know ye that the Coming Storm is upon us! Once again the wheel of the year turns half a round, and the spokes tell of the approaching winter. We shall announce the cold half of the year on the traditional night, and therefore summon all faithful of the lands to attend the ceremony. This is your final chance to appease the wrath of winter, lest she take both your crop and your children away come Deadwinter!

The Coming Storm will commence at the Aurilite temple, and from there spread throughout the lands. All adventurers and other travelers are invited to celebrate the annual festival, but be warned that there will be no tolerance for transgression or hostility."

On behalf of the Icebreaths of the Cold House
- High Hand of Ice Irini Valkyrian

/// OOC info: This event will take place on autumn equinox, that is, Sunday the 22nd. of September, a week from now. All non-Aurilites are welcome to join in as spectators/guests.
We commence at around 3-4 PM Euro time, and continue for some hours thereafter, culminating in the DM-assisted climax. ///

The autumnal equinox approaches fast. Dark clouds gather over the Cloud Peak mountains while all activity hush down into an ominous silence.
The silence before the Coming Storm.

// this Sunday, most of the day. Culminating at
* late afternoon/early evening EU time
*evening/early night aussie/asia/russia time
*early afternoon US time //

/// This begins 9 hours from now! ///

The Aurilites unleash the most raging and thundering Storm of the year over the Cloud Peaks, the cold gusts chilling the town of Nashkel in an early frost, and the cold winds and thunderheads carrying as far as Beregost and the southern Sword Coast.

For good or for worse, the dark half of the year has begun. And from this day on, the sun will wane even further as the colder half of the year takes over, and with that the dominion of the Winter Queen . . .