Read the Public Notices
Public Notices are in-world records about Navarre. Read them as story material; their numbered headings are not your retry timer or a game-update schedule.
- Complete heading
- 442.184
- Then read the notice
- Find its subject
Keep the context
Where to find them
Start at the official Dragonkind experience. Public Notices is an option inside the site after entry, rather than a separate post you need to find on the author’s social profiles.
- Enter the official site using your own email code. Returning players can use the Already a rider option.
- Look for Public Notices once you are inside. Select a notice and keep its complete heading with your notes.
- Use the topic index below when you want a short reading aid. Keep it closed if you prefer to discover the lore yourself.
If entry is the problem, use the email-code help. For the Threshing choices themselves, return to how to play.
Notice numbers and reading order
Match the whole identifier, including the digits after the dot. A number alone does not tell you when the notice appeared on the real-world website. Do not turn it into a countdown or assume that the order you see is the order of the events.
A short topic index
This index covers four notices. It summarizes their subjects without reproducing the scrolls or predicting what they mean for the next book.
Open the notice topic index — story spoilers
The unnumbered Unification notice supplies a useful story anchor: the provinces’ agreement and a calendar beginning with the first year after unification. Read that alongside the numbered notices, while keeping an event’s fictional setting separate from its publication on Dragonkind.
| Heading | Subject | What to compare |
|---|---|---|
| Unification Unnumbered | The provinces’ agreement, fealty to King Reginald Navarrius and the beginning of a new calendar. | How Navarre and its calendar are introduced. |
| 210.183 | Provincial notices give way to regional notices supplied by local scribes, with curator approval before posting. | Who supplies information and who approves it. |
| 433.231 | A report of a repelled Poromish border breach near Athebyne. | How the notice describes the conflict and the parties involved. |
| 442.184 | An attack on Kyllendelle by raiders from the Emerald Sea, followed by a coastal vigilance and beacon warning. | The place names, reported threat and instructions to residents. |
- Unification Unnumbered
The provinces’ agreement, fealty to King Reginald Navarrius and the beginning of a new calendar.
Compare: How Navarre and its calendar are introduced.
- 210.183
Provincial notices give way to regional notices supplied by local scribes, with curator approval before posting.
Compare: Who supplies information and who approves it.
- 433.231
A report of a repelled Poromish border breach near Athebyne.
Compare: How the notice describes the conflict and the parties involved.
- 442.184
An attack on Kyllendelle by raiders from the Emerald Sea, followed by a coastal vigilance and beacon warning.
Compare: The place names, reported threat and instructions to residents.
Keep a notice separate from your rider result
A notice describes the fictional world. It does not assign your dragon, confirm a signet or change a wait shown on your screen. Use the bond notebook for your own result, and the retry reminder for a wait you enter yourself.
When discussing the lore, include the full notice heading and separate what its text says from your interpretation. That makes it easier for another reader to find the same passage without treating a theory as a confirmed answer.