On the Subject of Gond and Progress

On the Subject of Gond and Progress was a piece of correspondence between Abigail, a follower of Gond at the High House of Wonders and her brother Benji, a member of the Emerald Enclave.

"Please, brother, I cannot bear the thought of coming home to find you picking berries out of a tree and arguing with Mother and Dad about whether or not their crops impede on fox territory."

- Excerpt of On the Subject of Gond and Progress.

Content
In the letter, Abigail told Benji she was sick and tired of hearing about the virtues of the Emerald Enclave. She believed they opposed cultural and societal progress, specifically that of technological advancement. She implored Benji to visit her at Gond's High House in Baldur's Gate and see the wonders her fellow clergy have manufactured.

Abigail closed with an appeal for Benji to write her back soon, and reminded him of their father's upcoming birthday.

History
Abigail printed several copies of this letter using the mechanical printing press in the High House of Wonders.

Appearances

 * Video Games
 * Baldur's Gate III