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- THE - AND THE INVESTITURE OF ALBERIC I “I remain part of the same river as you. A drop among many, bound to these waters.” Sir Therin Thelonius | 190 A.R.P. Issued and averred by Their Highnesses & Published 20th of Harren's Folley Atstana de Regne Petrère, 228. Long has the cold of winter’s snow and spring’s morning chill had their grasp upon us, in a manner beyond simple patterns of the weather. The stability of a people does not always equal their success, and though the Commonwealth has long been secure, the frost of stagnation is ever our greatest foe. Fortunately, it is best beaten by those very traits and talents the Petran people embody most– Creativity, individuality, and collaboration. Thus, the Autumn Courts and the throne it serves has vowed to do all in its power to reward and promote those unique cultures and individuals that make our Commonwealth what it is. We shall break from the hungers of winter and the labors of spring, and embrace the great changes of summer with great vigor. To open this new season for both the people and their leaders, the Crown wishes to first give back in gratitude to all who call the meadows home. This shall take the form of a grand celebration, open to Petran people of any class, age, and profession, where food and drink shall flow freely from Palais Madelaine. A traditional festival held to welcome the onset of summer and highlight Petran individuality, known in common tongue as THE MEADOW FAIRE. “Early summer is when the fields of the meadows are at their brightest, the sprawling grasslands and flower fields that make up the majority of the Commonwealth’s geography being in the peak of bloom. When the weather in the Pétrine lowlands is turning from moderate sun to deep warmth, these fields come alive for the summer festival of Blumenfest, also known as the Meadow Faire. Blumenfest celebrations tend to vary across the years, often reflective of what hardships the Pétrine people may have had to face in the winter and spring months. Times of food scarcity will be compensated for with grand feasts within the fairgrounds, while war and violent conflict is considered reason for prayer, and reflection before the festivities.” – Pétrine Seasons Of Tradition | 148 A.R.P. The Faire shall be sprawling in its scope, incorporating each Petran house and institution into a two month showcase of skill, creativity, and revelry. All who reside within the Commonwealth are welcome to use the faire as an opportunity to showcase the fruits of their year’s labors, whether that be by selling wares and showcasing their skills of craftsmanship in the tour of the fairgrounds, or by demonstrating their martial prowess in the hastilude. Upon the second day of the celebrations, after careful contemplation upon his newfound leadership, the official INVESTITURE OF ALBÉRIC I shall take place in the early morning. The Archduke shall spend two days before the grand faire sequestered within the Memory Pleasance, receiving no visitors and conducting no business. He shall fast, breaking this only with water of the holy Aldtree’s pond and a small serving of bread each evening, and occupy himself solely with prayer and reflection. Upon the first day of the grand faire Alberic I may return to the city, but will not end his fast until the day of his investiture. He and the Archduchess Estera will sit awake in vigil at the Aldtree the full night before his crowning, a tradition carried from the days of Venerable Adalia I. Once the investiture has concluded, a great hastilude shall be held in the fairgrounds to conclude the celebrations. Traditional Pétrine wrestling, known as Padagne, shall serve as a precursor to the main joust. A mina prize shall be offered to the winner of the tourney, as well as a ceremonial title to honor their victory. [SATURDAY JUNE 6TH, 2:00PM EST] “[...] the Commonwealth’s families, academic institutions, and merchant collectives often take it upon themselves to each host an attraction that exemplifies their place in the community, or individual culture. This may be anything from games, to foods and fine handcrafts, to auctions and plays.” – Pétrine Seasons Of Tradition | 148 A.R.P. The first day of festivities shall be spent entirely within the fairgrounds, with Commonwealth citizens and visitors alike welcome to roam the various tents and stalls. Each of Petra’s noble households shall display their individual cultures, achievements, or skills through various mediums of entertainment and exhibition. The various institutions of the capital city shall be invited to do the same, inviting all to experience a rounded perspective of all the unique people, trades, and businesses which call Riviènse home. In addition to these grand delights, a special performance by LANDSKAR will entertain fairgoers throughout the afternoon. To sign up for a stall or tent in the fairgrounds, send a letter to the office of the Grand Chamberlain containing the following information. Houses and institutions already contacted by the Autumn Courts need not fill out the form. [SUNDAY JUNE 7TH, 1:00PM EST] “Dame Catherine claimed that she had been told by St. Juli’el – again, of all people, that we would be offered redemption as a realm, through reclaiming one of GOD’s great wonders from the pagans and beasts which inhabited Aevos. That we were to drive them from a tree blessed by the saints, a sapling born of the waters of Gamesh that had been planted by the sons of Saint Godwin, and that we would become its stewards!” – Queen Renilde I, as quoted in ‘On the Covenant of Casica’ | 114 A.R.P. On the morning of the Investiture, Archduke Albéric and Archduchess Estera – having concluded their vigil at first light – shall be joined at the Memory Pond by the peers of the Commonwealth and their families, delegates of greater Idunia, and citizens of the Autumnlands. Albéric and Estera shall stand within the shrine of Saint Juli’el in simple garb, carrying no heirlooms, nor bearing any armor. They approach the congregation not as Prince and Princess, nor as Archduke and Archduchess, but as mere citizens of the Commonwealth. A representative of the Holy Mother Church shall officiate the ceremony, where water shall be drawn from the Memory Pond into a wooden bowl to anoint their brows. The Covenant shall then be spoken: “Before GOD and to St. Juli’el, we vow to defend this blessed tree from corruption and false gods. We swear to remember Venerable Dame Catherine’s witness, and to teach it to our children.” “As Petra keeps the Aldtree and all that it symbolizes, so does St. Juli’el provide. Under GOD, I bind my house, Temesch of the Petra, to this covenant.” After the oath, Albéric will give a ring of his choice to the Aldtree’s tender, who will fasten it to the tree on a limb of his choosing, akin to how the original ring of the previous Archduke Joseph I had been fastened with twine and beeswax. He shall then be presented with the Sword of the Commonwealth, but may not yet grasp it– Before the Grand Speaker, His Highness shall swear to all his people that he shall uphold the Catherinian Code, maintain the integrity of the Commonwealth, and to honor its culture and heritage. Only then will the Archduke be presented with the Archducal signet ring and the Sword of the Commonwealth, and claim both as his right. Peers of the Realm shall be received in the order of their precedence, each in turn approaching the Archduke and Archduchess with their present kin, and declaring their continued fealty to the Commonwealth. [SUNDAY JUNE 7TH, 3:00PM EST] “Contests will begin with both competitors taking one end of a piece of cloth, usually some sort of sheepskin, and shaking hands. Then, when the match begins, the combatants will attempt to grapple the skin away from each other as they wrestle. Only one competitor must be holding the skin by the end of the match, and whoever manages to pin down the other contestant first while holding the sheepskin is deemed the winner. After the match is called by a third party, it is considered traditional for the winner to help pat dirt off the loser’s clothing, as a show of good sportsmanship. [...] This sport is most typically worked in as part of other festivals and hastiludes, often serving as precursor to a joust.” – Pétrine Seasons Of Tradition | 148 A.R.P. The hastilude shall open with several rounds of Padagne, which shall be run by members of the local Ox clan. The sport of Padagne is believed to have originated from Ox goblins who settled in the Commonwealth blending Petran traditions of chivalry with their native traditions of bare-handed combat, making it a unique and intriguing contest. Once the Padagne matches have concluded, knights and soldiers alike shall assemble in the jousting grounds for a traditional tourney. Spectators shall be served drink and food by palace servantry, and will be encouraged to gift tokens of favor to their competitors of choice. The winner of the tournament shall be rewarded a prize of two-hundred minae, and the title Champion of the Meadows. To sign up for either of the day’s martial sports, send a letter to the office of the Grand Chamberlain containing the following information. HIS ROYAL MAJESTY, Tar-Pharazôn Arthalion High King of Idunia, and his Royal Pedigree HER GRACE, Duchess Karla von Theonus Duchess of Vohenheim, and her Noble Pedigree THE MOST HONORABLE, Margravine Alma Reinhold Margravine of Abhmòine, and her Noble Pedigree THE HONORABLE, Viscount Jean-Baptise Viscount of Joyeuse, and his Noble Pedigree HIS LORDSHIP, Baron Cassian Valkonen Baron of Valkenfeldt, and his Noble Pedigree HER LADYSHIP, Baroness Anna-Marie Carnelle Baroness of Rosalervo, and her Noble Pedigree HER EXCELLENCY, Countess Nuvilta Whitewood-Blaxton Countess of Silasia, and her Noble Pedigree HER HIGHNESS, Princess Sascha Glennmaer Princess of Tir-Glas, and her Noble Pedigree 𝐇ER GRACE, Dame Saelind Vourkehardt Duchy of Ardrossil, and her Noble Pedigree HER LADYSHIP, Lady Elise Callaghan Lady of Dûncoed, and her Noble Pedigree HIS HIGHNESS, Prince Aegir Colborn Prince of Slesvik, and his Noble Pedigree HIS GRACE, Duke Milos Sarkozic Duke of Adria, Count of Aldersburg, and his Noble Pedigree HIS LORDSHIP, Adelbert Wick Baron of the Wickwald, and his Noble Pedigree HIS LORDSHIP, Castille Fontaine Baron of Montereine, and his Noble Pedigree HIS LORDSHIP, Lady Sloane Pachakutiq Lady-Paramount of Virú, and her Noble Pedigree HER LADYSHIP, Lady Evangeline Salazar Baroness of Salazar, and her Noble Pedigree HIS LORDSHIP, Lord Bârathân d’Artagnan Baron of Castelmere, and his Noble Pedigree HIS LORDSHIP, Lord Calthunor O’Rourke Lord of Ildon, and his Noble Pedigree HER LADYSHIP, Lady Azruphêl Mithrenion Lady of Angrenost, and her Noble Pedigree HIS LORDSHIP, Lord Arthur Marsyr, Lord of Cartref Mor, and his Noble Pedigree HIS LORDSHIP, Alistair Armand Reinhold, Headmaster of the People’s University of Venerable Dame Catherine, Archivist of the Pétrine Court of Autumn HER EXCELLENCY, Mattea Asadha Temesch of the Petra, Countess of the Phoenixsphere, Grand Chamberlain of the Pétrine Court of Autumn HIS HIGHNESS, Albéric Ètienne Temesch of the Petra, Archduke of the Petran Commonwealth, Prince of Riviènse, Duke of Seviel, Marquis de Val d’Estenou, Count of Moere, Neraquelles, Temesch, Torm Marian, and Vallagne, Viscount of Mies, Baron of Eagles Peak, Garmont, Hrenthorne, and Resmore, Protector of the Meadows. HER HIGHNESS, Estera Sofija Temesch of the Petra, Archduchess of the Petran Commonwealth, Princess of Riviènse, Duchess of Seviel, Marquise de Val d’Estenou, Countess of Moere, Neraquelles, Temesch, Torm Marian, and Vallagne, Viscountess of Mies, Baroness of Eagles Peak, Garmont, Hrenthorne, and Resmore, Protector of the Meadows.

AVERRED BY HEADMASTER OF THE UNIVERSITY 228 A.R.P hen the People’s University of Venerable Dame Catherine was founded, there was particular thought put into its naming. The implication of public access, the dedication to a great scholar of the Commonwealth, and even the word University itself. How an institution titles itself says much about its purpose, and why this term was chosen over ‘Academy’ or ‘College’ comes down to scope. To call ourselves a University implies that our interests are not limited to lectures and debates, extending to the pursuit of new research, the sharing of knowledge, and contributions to the overall academic community. Indeed this has always been the intention, one that shall now be acted upon with the official formation of our first wholly research-focused program. In honor of a notable researcher and natural scientist who served the Commonwealth for over seventy years, the program’s full name has been formalized as the Sir Wilford A. Reinhold Department of Archeology and Geographic Studies. Or, for short, the Geographic Studies Program. As the name implies, this division of faculty and students shall be primarily focused on locating, cataloguing, and analyzing the various sites of interest and phenomena found upon our continent, manmade or otherwise. Leadership of this program has been handed off to two promising young researchers, by the names of Mister Vojtech Mladan Kopýšsky and Mister Carlo Vausifus. A talented academic writer and an astute explorer respectively, they shall be tasked with scouting locations or occurrences of interest, and leading out groups of researchers to investigate. Their findings shall be published in formal reports open to the greater academic world. As navigating the wilds of the continent can be a risky endeavor at times, participation in these research trips will be limited to students of the University classified as Étudiant– Those who are seventeen years of age or older and pursuing advanced education– as well as faculty. Researchers and academics from outside the University shall be welcomed as well, and these scholars are encouraged to consult our yearly academic calendar in Riviènse to see when the future expeditions shall be scheduled. Directions to the exact location of this public calendar have been included within this missive. HIS LORDSHIP, Alistair Armand Reinhold, Headmaster of the People’s University of Venerable Dame Catherine, Chief Archivist of the Pétrine Court of Autumn MISTER, Vojtech Mladan Kopýšsky, Head Researcher of the Department of Archeology and Geographic Studies MISTER, Carlo Vausifus, Head Researcher of the Department of Archeology and Geographic Studies, Chief Cartographer of the Pétrine Court of Autumn

Morgana Helga of the Petra smacks a chubby arm into her twin brother's face as one of her first actions being alive.

+1 i’ve been running a bookshop on here for like 2 years and only recently acquired a printing mod for the purpose of quickly fixing typos/formatting errors, it baffled me when i realized just how quickly and efficiently a person could use it to steal other people’s writing. at the very LEAST make it punishable to use printing mods on locked bookshelves, you should have to physically acquire a book to reprint it

if i'm doing something menial like paying taxes or restocking my shops i soulstone, if i'm actually looking for roleplay or travelling to an event i use the roads

yay food expiry gone!! is there any word on the shop plugin being fixed or is that still being worked on?

Alistair finds himself somewhere between bewildered and resigned as he reads over the missive that had found itself on his desk. There’s a light exhale. “And here I was hoping attempts on your life were a thing of the past, doctor.” That said, he hardly disapproved of bringing justice to anyone who made a habit of… Threatening nuns, apparently. He pens a swift response. Doctor Ana’halrae, I appreciate your mindfulness when it comes to the University’s status. Though I am frankly unconcerned about the accusations levied against you, I will respect wholly the time you must take to handle this dispute. I wish you safety, and encourage you to contact local authorities if any attempts are made upon your life. I am willing to speak on your behalf that you have done no physical harm to others, which apparently cannot be said for the one who has placed a price upon you. As a man of faith, I only hope this criminal is soon brought to justice. I look forward to your future lessons, and to seeing you within our halls once more. Sincerely, Headmaster Alistair Armand Reinhold

this is so beautiful and goddamn inspiring

as someone who’s done a lot of scholarly rp on lotc, what do you think makes academic/learning/teaching rp good or bad? (totally not fishing for advice…)

Despite the grim confirmation the missive provides, Alistair finds a some consolation in the High Pontiff’s words. “Progress. Never enough made, but it is progress.”

i for one am supportive of the appointment

AVERRED BY HEADMASTER OF THE UNIVERSITY 218 A.R.P Within the lands of our great Commonwealth, there has always existed a hunger for knowledge that permeates every level of society. In my time studying the vast stores of history and culture our state holds, this is one of our few collective traits which never seems to fade away regardless of era or monarch. Like any ambition, the desire to satiate the mind and strip back the mysteries of our world can be in equal parts corrupting and enlightening– We are, if nothing else, a curious people. The scholars of our history stand famous or infamous, but every one nonetheless known. Perhaps this was engrained within us from the start. It is inarguable that early Petrine culture was shaped deeply by the Venerable Dame Catherine, a founder of the Commonwealth second-only in her influence to the first Archduke Paul Salvian himself. Before she was a knight grandmaster or a High Chancellor, Dame Catherine was first and foremost a scientist, doctor, philosopher, and poet. Even in her days before the fall of Oren as an Imperial Princess, it was the pursuit of knowledge she valued over the lure of power. Her true passions lay in these fields of art and exploration, and she spent many years between her tenures as an influential stateswoman studying the ways of the natural world. There’s little doubt this love of scholarship influenced those around her, and bled into all her other life’s works. Though she may have planted the seeds, the great Dame Catherine cannot be credited for all the scholarly endeavors which succeeded her. That honor goes to the constantly re-emerging spirit of Petrine curiosity and ingenuity, the generations of teachers and students who have driven forth the development of science, literature, and the arts. It is seen time and again that the greatest minds who emerge from the Riverlands have no common background to unite them. This spirit of discovery does not discriminate between young and old, impoverished and wealthy, titled or commonfolk. However, access to scholarship often does. Since the landing of the Petrine people upon Azura and the rebuilding of our society, responsibility of education has fallen upon the individual. Private tutelage has become the way of our people’s schooling, and for those who cannot buy it, they must rely on disparate and scattered public lessons. This is not the way our great hunger for knowledge should be fed, served only to the few and not the many. Too often do members of the commonfolk reach adulthood having never received the teaching they desire, and even the children of our peerage must rely on the narrow expertise of individual tutors, neither portion of our people satisfied. If we wish to see the next great Petrine mind emerge to shape our state’s future, then all must be offered the wisdom to become a great mind. To this end, I have combined the efforts of myself, the Autumn Courts, and many existing Petrine scholars to build an academy that reflects the needs of our people. Together we strive for this institution to be as inventive, as upstanding, and as occasionally unconventional as the minds it serves. Emblematic of these hopes is the name we choose to represent ourselves, reflecting both the past and future of Petrine academia. The needs of the Petrine people are varying, and to serve them all equally requires creativity– The schedule which suits a young Lady of the peerage, who may attend lessons throughout her day but must be home before dusk, will not likewise suit a young woman of the commonfolk, who must work through the day and only finds time for schooling in the evening. Similarly, the lessons which suit a young boy learning basic spelling will not be of interest to an adult soldier, who wishes to improve his formal penmanship in pursuit of squirehood. Yet, all these individuals must be taught, and to exclude any one of them goes against our most basic principles. With this in mind, enrollment, lessons, and graduation requirements have been tailored for both thoroughness and adaptability. Those seeking to enroll in the People’s University formally may do so under one of two overarching classes, Élève or Étudiant. This distinction is solely to ensure students can easily find lessons which best align with their skill level, age group, and purpose for attending the University. A large portion of the lessons held shall be open to both classes, but some will be tailored specifically for one or the other based on the difficulty or simplicity of the subject. Students who are enrolled to learn a set of fundamental subjects which form the base of one’s knowledge, including reading, writing, arithmetic, etiquette, theology, geography, and so on. Intended for students between the ages of eight and sixteen, but undereducated or illiterate adults may attend Élève lessons relevant to their needs. Élève will not be barred from attending Étudiant lessons that may interest them, but if the content of the lesson involves possible injury or fright (Such as a lesson on combat skills, or a demonstration of surgical practices), the student must have written permission from a caretaker. Students who attend for the attainment of advanced knowledge and new skills, which may assist in the development of their professions or personal interests. Intended for students above the age of sixteen who have already received a formal or informal basic education, with no maximum age limit for enrollment. Instead of being entered into a set of required lessons like the Élève, Étudiant may choose which subjects will interest and benefit them. The scope is broad, but some subjects Étudiant may encounter are advanced natural sciences, foreign histories, philosophy, psychological studies, and more. It should be noted that although the People’s University is a Petrine school, one need not be Petrine to enroll, and students from greater Idunia and the realms of Man beyond are surely welcomed. Enrollment is also not required if one wishes to attend lessons simply out of interest or leisure, but non-enrolled individuals will not be able to graduate and gain a diploma, and may be barred from events that are exclusive to students and faculty. The People’s University shall distribute diplomas to mark the graduation of students who complete the required number of full terms, and who present an exhibition which demonstrates the knowledge they have gained during those terms. These exhibitions may take the form of a written paper, a spoken lecture, a visual demonstration, or any other approved format which thoroughly conveys the student’s competency. The requirements for graduation differ between the two classes, but students of either must display consistent attendance Élève shall base their exhibition around any or multiple of the subjects they have taken as part of their required curriculum, and present it to a professor of their choosing within the subject. They shall receive a diploma which affirms they have completed a formal primary and secondary education. Étudiant shall choose a single area of focus– The degrees that the school offers at its time of opening are Mastery of the Natural Sciences, Mastery of the Fine Arts, Mastery of Historical and Cultural Studies, or Mastery of Diplomacy and Law. However, if an Étudiant desires a degree which is not officially listed, they may petition the Headmaster for a specialized certification. They must display excellent attendance for classes within their area of focus, and present an exhibition to one of the professors within their focus that shall be assessed at a high standard to ensure competency. [OOC NOTE: Good attendance is just considered attending at least 4-5 RP classes total. If you have a schedule that doesn’t allow you to catch many of them, contact me and we’ll work something out!] The People’s University is proud to offer a wide array of subjects upon its opening, thanks to the scholars who have so far offered their skills to the endeavor of public education. The following curriculum only covers which courses the University shall offer in its opening months, and is sure to expand as attendance grows. PETRINE HISTORY AND CULTURE An overview of the tumultuous and defining two centuries since the Commonwealth’s founding, alongside an examination of Petra’s most important cultural features and artifacts. Taught by Headmaster Alistair Reinhold Historical and Cultural Studies WORLD HISTORY Exploring and analyzing various periods of history and key events throughout the past millennium. Taught by Headmaster Alistair Reinhold and Professor Lukas von Theonus Historical and Cultural Studies | Diplomacy and Law CULTURES OF AZURA An exploration of the many peoples and places which make up our continent– Their traditions, their histories, and their lifestyles. Taught by Professor Bojangles and Professor Lukas von Theonus Historical and Cultural Studies | Diplomacy and Law FOREIGN LANGUAGES Alternating lessons on various non-Common languages, from Auvergnian to Oyashiman. Taught by Professor Bojangles Historical and Cultural Studies | Diplomacy and Law LITERARY TECHNIQUE Instruction on essential skills for any writer of fiction or fact, including topics such as narrative structure, prose, and sentence mechanics. Taught by Headmaster Alistair Reinhold Fine Arts INTRODUCTION TO THE ARTS Hands-on and beginner friendly lessons covering many different mediums of art, including painting, sketching, and pottery. Taught by Sir Rowan Tsecsar Fine Arts COMMON LANGUAGE SKILLS Teaching the fundamentals of reading, writing, and pronunciation in Common. Taught by Professor Bojangles Fundamental Skills ETIQUETTE A study of the rules, language, and skills one requires to function in polite society. Taught by Headmaster Alistair Reinhold Fundamental Skills DEFENSE PRINCIPLES Learning and practicing various methods of defensive combat, from basic self-defense strategies to anti-magic techniques. Taught by Professor Bojangles Fundamental Skills NATURAL SCIENCE Examining and studying the mechanics of our world, from botany and herbology to the behaviors of animal species. Taught by Professor Lukas von Theonus and Professor Bojangles Natural Sciences FUNDAMENTAL MEDICINE A study on cornerstone medical skills, such as emergency first aid, triage, and basic diagnosis. Taught by Professor Silvya Valkonen and Professor Bojangles Natural Sciences ARCANE BASICS AND PHILOSOPHY Explaining the scientific fundamentals behind wizardly magic, and analyzing how to approach its many physical and moral risks. Taught by Sir Rowan Tsecsar and Professor Bojangles Natural Sciences MECHANICS OF THE MIND An overview of the physiology of the brain, and how its physical state can affect thought and feeling. Taught by Doctor Emrys Ana’halrae Natural Sciences PSYCHOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR Exploring the rarely-taught field of psychology, the study of emotion and how behaviors can be intentionally influenced. Taught by Doctor Emrys Ana’halrae Natural Sciences INTRODUCTION TO DIPLOMACY A close look at the nature of diplomacy– Including the evolution of its use, notable events in history, and the techniques it requires. Taught by Headmaster Alistair Reinhold Diplomacy and Law The People’s University still seeks to fill the gaps which exist in its curriculum, and to that end, all scholars of good character are welcome to apply for professorship. Any interested individuals should send a letter to Headmaster Alistair Reinhold to arrange a formal interview. In addition, those who do not seek a full-time position but have knowledge they wish to share may request to schedule a guest lecture within the People’s University campus. Guest lecturers do not have official affiliation with the university, but may use its facilities upon approval. To mark the official opening of the People’s University, an open house shall be held upon the 14th of Sun’s Smile, 219 A.R.P. Students and scholars alike are welcome to visit the campus, mingle with other academics, and meet the current faculty. We hope to foster collaboration with other educational institutions, and encourage the trading of knowledge and goodwill with the continent’s existing academic community. Refreshments shall be provided. [SUNDAY MARCH 29TH, 2:00PM EST] FORMAL INVITATIONS EXTENDED TO: The Leal Peers of the Commonwealth of the Petra The Leal Peers of the High Kingdom of Idunia The Scholarium of Alduun ( @smiski ) The Northern Geographic Society ( @esotericas ) The Prince’s Institution ( @Kabaffahp) [Our Discord! Enrollment information within] [Plain Text]