Re: Barons of Fate, 15thC
Nice. And those sort of broadsheets go back a long way, even before printing was common. Rome had the Acta Diurna, a daily gazette that was carved on stone or metal and posted in public places to announce births, deaths, court news, etc. (That said, that particular example is well before the Prince of Fate is active, but you get the idea, I'm sure.)
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