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Xaviera, walking from the docks toward the Commonwealth Centre, comes across a poster that appears to have been recently put up on a wall across from Pinky's Pawn Shop, just up the road from the south Cordor guard tower.

As she reads the poster, entitled "The Hole", a young, hooded man with black pants and an off-white shirt and cowl of the same colour approaches and reads it with her.

"Seen this before?" she asks him.

"Nope," is his curt reply.

"Hmph," she opines. "Sounds like some sort of Sharran propaganda."

"Hmm," he murmurs, peering at it. "Not quite sure what it is yet," he comments.

"Whatever it is," she replies, "it doesn't sound like the sort of thing that should be encouraged." She frowns. "If not Sharrans, it's Banites, Cyricists or cultists, most of whom are banned from Cordor as it is." She moves to tear the poster from the wall, crumpling it up and shoving it into her shoulder bag. "If you happen to see anyone else putting these up, citizen, please report them to the guard, hm?"

"Could be right," he says, nodding. "Has that Sharran feel to it. And for all I know you could have put it up."

Xaviera laughs. "Unlikely. Possible, I suppose, but unlikely. In fact, I shall report it to the guard right now."

She walks down the street to the guard tower, the young man trailing her. She hands the guard the crumpled poster, showing her citizenship papers and identifying herself. She asks the young man to do so as well, and he gives his name as 'Leon'.

"Thank you, citizen," she says to him, nodding politely as she retrieves her identification from the guard. "A good evening to you."

"To you as well," he replies. "I hope that's the only one posted around town."

"As do I," she says. "We don't need lunatics making things difficult. We have enough trouble with the plague." She nods again and heads off toward the center of town.

A few days later, Xaviera spots two more signs, one at the same place in south Cordor and one on the bridge in the eastern part of the city. She angrily tears them down, wondering how they came to be put up practically in sight of guard posts. Stalking north, she hands them to the guards at the northern gate, requesting that they be alert for further postings. The guard confirms that others have been seen around town. Xaviera resolves to report the repeat occurrences to Captain Tarvencia as well.

A walk around town turns up another, on a wall across from Furth's old store. This is torn down and reported to the guards as well.

Private Loynis Griffonheart goes around the city on his regular patrols removing each sign and placing it into a bag for further studies later on.....

"Bloody vandals" *he mutters as he tucks the first sign away, the rest are removed quickly and in silent contemplation*

::Vindel would be walking just outside the inner gates of Cordor, when he stummbled apon one of the imfamous signs. He would read over it carefully before tucking it away into one of his bags::

*Sanna comes across one of the signs at the bridge in Cordor east. She reads it, cursorily at first and carefully the second time, and then walks away, leaving the sign intact. Nevertheless, she reports it to the first guard she meets.*

Ezri happens across a sign in the central district of Cordor, finds it entirely confusing, and frowns at it in bafflement for a moment. By the time she's ten steps away, she's forgotten that it exists.

Kurchin comes across one of them on the Cordor East Bridge... when no one's looking, the kobold paints a large yellow smiley face on it, wearing a green jester's hat. It's a quickly done and cartoony addition, though likely more amusing to passer by's than it was before.

A dusky aasimar girl, in red and black and bearing a symbol of the Red Knight, finds one of the placards just across from the shady thieves' store. In disgust, she tears it into bits and dumps them into the sea.

"We may never win...but that's not for anyone but the Gamesmistress to decide."

A blue robed wizard wanders past one in the Central District of Cordor on way to the Market Hall. Pausing to read it over, he simply snorts and shakes his head, going about his business as he mutters something about cretins.

*wandering through Cordor South a posting is noticed outside Pinky's. Turning to his travelling companion Geinoln smirks and spins the posting upside down and skips down the cobblestone street whistling a tune horribly off key*

Shrakk comes across one in the outskirts of Bendir.

He reads the part of it that he manages to and murmurs to himself in his native tongue. "The one who fears the machinations of his own mind is truly blind. Far greater is the beeing who knows the truths of his inner mind, for it has true strength and will never loose itself to the machinations of others."

Marcus comes across two again. The first on the bridge over the waterway in East Cordor, which was removed by another man reading it, and the next just past the gate-bridge in Cordor North. The second wasn't so lucky.

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// FYI, the attack from Marcus is just to symbolize Archimedes setting fire to it. Since you can't target PLCs apparently haha

Another Marcus entirely finally comes across one of the postings at the Cordor Bridge. After giving it a read, at which he simply shakes his head, he takes down the notice and packs it away in his satchel. " If these delusional creatures would simply adhere to the teachings of their dark goddess, skulk into a cave and await their death. It would spare those of good health of mind so much nonsense."

One of the signs/paintings in South Cordor, just on the border to East Cordor, has a clown-face painted on it. The clown-face has a mostly white face, red hair, blue lips, and a black 'cross' for eyes. It looks rather cartoony and somewhat hastily done, though still done with a reasonable amount of skill.
The kobold that painted it on, apparently, considers the whole thing a big joke. Or maybe he thought he was funny. Either or really.

Coming upon one in central Cordor, Rente comments, "Everyone has their own beliefs, to each their own I guess.". after a second he writes this down and tags it on at the bottom.

Marcus has taken to gathering up the signs and papers he finds and leaving them with the collection points for the dead, infected animals in Cordor. To be burned along with the rest of the filth.

[Cordor] A sign on a wall: "The Hole"

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