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| name = To Lord Haverford Gist | | name = To Lord Haverford Gist | ||
| image = Book Note V Image.png | | image = Book Note V Image.png | ||
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| icon = Book Note V Item Icon.png | | icon = Book Note V Item Icon.png | ||
| description = A letter, in which a scribe pleads to Lord Haverford Gist for assistance to enter [[Baldur's Gate]]. | | description = A letter, in which a scribe pleads to Lord Haverford Gist for assistance to enter [[Baldur's Gate]]. | ||
| quote = A plain, unadorned note. | | quote = A plain, unadorned note. | ||
| book author = Gallaher Brym | |||
| book text = To the Honourable Lord Haverford Gist,<br> | | book text = To the Honourable Lord Haverford Gist,<br> | ||
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Scribe Gallaher Brym, in Rivington | Scribe Gallaher Brym, in Rivington | ||
| where to find = * Second floor of [[Sword Coast Couriers]] {{coords|29|18}} | | where to find = * Second floor of [[Sword Coast Couriers]] {{coords|29|18}} | ||
| uid = BOOK_UNI_WYR_PleadingToPatriars | |||
| uuid = 673935a8-1592-40f8-af94-0bce23c84e37 | |||
| type = Notes | | type = Notes | ||
| rarity = common | | rarity = common | ||
Latest revision as of 22:06, 17 September 2024
A letter, in which a scribe pleads to Lord Haverford Gist for assistance to enter Baldur's Gate.
A plain, unadorned note.
Properties
Notes
Author: Gallaher Brym
Rarity: Common
Weight: 0.05 kg / 0.1 lb
Price: 14 gp 
UID
BOOK_UNI_WYR_PleadingToPatriarsUUID
673935a8-1592-40f8-af94-0bce23c84e37
Where to find
- Second floor of Sword Coast Couriers X: 29 Y: 18
Text
To the Honourable Lord Haverford Gist,
Your reputation as a charitable nobleman is renowned far beyond the walls of Baldur's Gate - those walls that would preserve my family from the rage of the Absolute cult, could we but gain admittance. However, the Flaming Fist atthe South Span of Wyrm's Crossing are adamant in their refusalto let us in. I beg you to please use your influence to send a message to them allowing our passage. We would owe you our undying gratitude - and if you were in need of an experienced scribe, I would be willing to work for only the most nominal wages.
Scribe Gallaher Brym, in Rivington