Year 2 Winter Ambassador Laud

Ambassador Laud humbly suggests he is available (for a small fee) to bring the benefit of his wisdom and expertise in diplomacy and arbitration to Brockaerth. For just 5 BP +1 BP per year, Laud will travel the land and negotiate on your behalf with friends and enemies alike.














Two castles built this winter.

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