henrythemad
Artisan
There was a situation this past weekend in Fairdale regarding a Charlatan who impersonated our beloved first Duke of Ashbury, Oliver Songbringer. Likely you will get a much better understanding of the situation through conversations and letters from others present. Recording what I know here would take longer than I have at present. The Pretender was a necromancer who emotionally tortured Dame Gwendolyn and attempted to defame the good name of Duke Oliver Songbringer. He was somehow able to use magic which brought him out of time - and it is the belief of those gathered that he permanently died many years ago and this was some sort of spectre, the last will and effort of a being which is long dead.
Being long dead, we are unable to meet out a punishment for his heinous crimes. He was a bard and as a bard, it would likely be his wish to have his name remembered be for good or ill as those types typically seek either fame or infamy above all else and care little for which it is. It is not our policy to revise history but here and now we choose to leave his name out. This man, this coward, this charlatan who sang with not his voice but the voice of Duke Songbringer, and showed not his face, but the face of another, will not have his face nor name remembered.
With the confirmation of his Grace Duke Frost I hereby sentence this Pretender to never have his name recorded publicly.
This information is held by the nobles and sages who were present, as well as by the Ashbury Sage's Guild, and the staff of the Ashbury Times, in case it becomes pertinent in the future. A Noble order will be required to obtain this informatin.
The gathered adventurers and nobles present brought me no protest when I pronounced this sentence. I request that you honor this noble decree here in the dreaming realm as well - and take care that your words here do not accidentally make his name public.
In Service
Sir Harrison Ryatt
Baron, Nordenn
Being long dead, we are unable to meet out a punishment for his heinous crimes. He was a bard and as a bard, it would likely be his wish to have his name remembered be for good or ill as those types typically seek either fame or infamy above all else and care little for which it is. It is not our policy to revise history but here and now we choose to leave his name out. This man, this coward, this charlatan who sang with not his voice but the voice of Duke Songbringer, and showed not his face, but the face of another, will not have his face nor name remembered.
With the confirmation of his Grace Duke Frost I hereby sentence this Pretender to never have his name recorded publicly.
This information is held by the nobles and sages who were present, as well as by the Ashbury Sage's Guild, and the staff of the Ashbury Times, in case it becomes pertinent in the future. A Noble order will be required to obtain this informatin.
The gathered adventurers and nobles present brought me no protest when I pronounced this sentence. I request that you honor this noble decree here in the dreaming realm as well - and take care that your words here do not accidentally make his name public.
In Service
Sir Harrison Ryatt
Baron, Nordenn