Miragel
Newbie
Citizens of New Acarthia,
I bid you warm winter tidings from Tiatar! While I have returned to the more typical activities of maintaining the Barony, I have not forgotten what I might call the "extended family" north of my borders. I hope that your winters feasts and festivals fare well, and that there have been considerably less in the way of unpleasantness from the undead and Orcs in your various native homes. Should you be in need of a location to rest up for the Spring, I would invite you to Sapphire Keep or Icen in Tiatar.
I hope to travel when the snows let up to some of the other Baronies, but that will be as time allows.
In addition to the cheer, I had an unusual question that is best answered by those who have adventured more than I - has anyone else suffered from unusual dreams of far off lands? I was struck a few nights past with a most curious dream and had heard legends of the mists and a dreaming of sorts, but had no experience with them.
May your season of snow and ice be safe, and filled with warm hearths.
Kindly,
Baroness Elavir
I bid you warm winter tidings from Tiatar! While I have returned to the more typical activities of maintaining the Barony, I have not forgotten what I might call the "extended family" north of my borders. I hope that your winters feasts and festivals fare well, and that there have been considerably less in the way of unpleasantness from the undead and Orcs in your various native homes. Should you be in need of a location to rest up for the Spring, I would invite you to Sapphire Keep or Icen in Tiatar.
I hope to travel when the snows let up to some of the other Baronies, but that will be as time allows.
In addition to the cheer, I had an unusual question that is best answered by those who have adventured more than I - has anyone else suffered from unusual dreams of far off lands? I was struck a few nights past with a most curious dream and had heard legends of the mists and a dreaming of sorts, but had no experience with them.
May your season of snow and ice be safe, and filled with warm hearths.
Kindly,
Baroness Elavir