Public Notice from The Farriers Association

In response to recent requests from the public, The Farriers Association has decided to make used iron horseshoes and nails available to the public. These charms usually hung over doors and the nails driven into window frames have had an upsurge in popularity since the recent child-snatching spree in Laaksrad.

The iron from used shoes and nails is usually melted down for new ones, however TFA have allowed a temporary change in policy to help abate the public's concerns. TFA are keen to stress that they are making no assumptions about the cause of the missing children and are in no way endorsing the rumours that the Fae are to blame.

SECT SEES SUDDEN SURGE

Since the recent disappearances of children in Laaksrad, the small sect of Ranion, the goddess called upon by parents to protect their young children, has seen an upsurge in popularity.

Mothers are flocking to the small altars generally placed just outside of towns and villages, near rivers or bodies of water. The goddess is enjoying a massive increase in her flock and the offerings they bring. Mothers are hoping the goddess will take an interest in what is going on and protect their young from whatever is stealing them away in the night.

By Godiva Shrieve

CHILD SNATCHING EPIDEMIC CONTINUES

The town of Laaksrad, gripped by the dread hand of fear

An eighth child has been snatched from her home in the northern town of Laaksrad, authorities confirmed tonight.