Notice Board

==History==
One of the more civilian relics from the pre-rift era during the wars, these notice boards were once used to quickly and efficiently communicate rallying and emergency communications in cities as well as military camps. Their historical development was due primarily to keeping pace with the technological developments of other kingdoms and potentially unsurprising benefits that ease of mass communication can bring.
In more modern years, this has developed into being developed away from military usages in favor of more communal and mercantile purposes. Now used as a source of community information in addition to various requests from local parties that post their own rewards. Further encouraging the development of young adventurers and overall ease of civilian lifestyle.
==Description==
These boards are not identical, but they obviously share a common blueprint. Each board is made of a frame approximately 5 feet tall and 10 feet wide. Over this frame is stretched a canvas made from some form of hide. Most are composed of wooden frames, but some are made of bone or stone. Those made of wood or bone often can be collapsed for easier transportation. Countless boards have been artfully carved with religious iconography, or arcane designs. A number of them have detailed poems about the esoteric tradition.
What they all do have in common though are two powerful abilities. The first is where these boards get their namesake. Any message pinned to one board appear on all other boards within the city, although others are more wide-spread than that. This is how news and job postings manage to get spread to the other boards. The second ability is much more subtle, and not nearly as well known.
Each board works as a beacon for teleportation magic. When teleportation spells are cast with a universal notice board as the target destination, they never fail. Instead of the normal chance that teleportation spells have to miss their target, they will always send the caster to within a few feet of the board. The one exception to this is when multiple boards are within the same general area. Instead, the spellcaster just ends up somewhere in the area of the boards.
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