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News from and around [[Atamara]], the second oldest BattleMaster world. Atamara has had a long history of religious newspapers, unfortunately they've all become defunct in more recent times. | News from and around [[Atamara]], the second oldest BattleMaster world. Atamara has had a long history of religious newspapers(begun by the [[Naicato Herald]]), unfortunately they've all become defunct in more recent times. It has even had a magazine for artists, [[Dafayo Today-o]], but it too has gone defunct. | ||
==Active Realm Newspapers== | ==Active Realm Newspapers== | ||
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* [[Carelian Times]] | * [[Carelian Times]] | ||
* [[Chocxal News]] | * [[Chocxal News]] | ||
* [[Dafayo Today-o]] | |||
* [[The Daily Estonite]] | * [[The Daily Estonite]] | ||
* [[Eston Tribune]] | * [[Eston Tribune]] | ||
Revision as of 08:27, 24 December 2008
News from and around Atamara, the second oldest BattleMaster world. Atamara has had a long history of religious newspapers(begun by the Naicato Herald), unfortunately they've all become defunct in more recent times. It has even had a magazine for artists, Dafayo Today-o, but it too has gone defunct.
Active Realm Newspapers
Other
- Fox Talks - dedicated to reporting on the Atamaran tournaments
- Game Generated Ticker News
- Current Political Map
Defunct Newspapers
- Abington Account
- Abington First! Newsletter
- Ash Sea Chronicle
- The Ash Sea Islands Times
- Asgard Informer
- Atamara Times
- Atamaran Advocate
- Atamaran Writers Association
- The Blackest Word
- The Blue and Gold
- Book of the Atamaran Undead - those who witness the undead in Atamara
- The Caergoth Chronicle Hreysti! Drengskapr! Orka!
- Cagilan Citizen
- Cagilan Chronicle
- Carelia Times
- Carelian Times
- Chocxal News
- Dafayo Today-o
- The Daily Estonite
- Eston Tribune
- Falasan Inquirer
- Minas Ithil Messenger
- Naicato Herald
- Norland News
- RedSpan Revealer
- As Told By Benny --Closed as of May 2nd, 2007
- The Tai Lo Monthly
- Tara Times
- Volcanic Hot Newsletter
- Worav Weekly