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Latest revision as of 22:15, 17 June 2024
An Open Letter on Oppression and Peacocks contains a letter of complaint written by Pickens to a tabloid publication.
Baldur's Bash' is printed in bright, bold letters on the front cover followed by many exclamation marks. This copy is focused on letters to the editor.
Properties
Notes
Rarity: Common
Weight: .05 kg / 0.1 lb
Price: 14 gp 
UID
BOOK_GEN_World_BGPeacockLetterUUID
cf92871b-0d72-45f6-a976-608ffa73502a
Where to find
- Sold by Nansi Gretta
- Carried by a mangled corpse at The Risen RoadX: 8 Y: 547
- In a bookshelf on the lowest floor of Arcane Tower X: 157 Y: -415
Text
[Written in a furious, sloping hand, this is a letter to the editor of 'Baldur's Bash', a tabloid notorious for its controversial articles.]
Dear Editor,
I find it despicable, nay, diabolical, that you would defend Baldur's Gate's ridiculous restrictions regarding animals in the city. No animal larger than a peacock may gain entry? How archaic! My darling Giselle is the most well-behaved bear you'll ever meet, and yet to spend time with my child I must visit my summer home in Cormyr.
I call upon the Parliament of Peers to resolve this issue. Immediately. The emotional and psychological well-being of the people of Baldur's Gate is at stake, and I shall take this to the highest of authorities should it not be dealt with accordingly.
Right now, Giselle cries out for her father. This archaic policy has separated a child from their parent. I don't know how Grand Duke Ulder Ravengard lives with himself.
Yours faithfully,
Mr R Pickens