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Welcome to the second issue of the Bichon Chronicles, the official newsletter of Legend of Mir: The Three Heroes. We have some interesting news coming from a group of adventurers who had an unpleasant meeting in the streets of Bichon Wall. We are also starting recruiting new moderators for the official Forum, just read below for more details about how to apply for this position. Have a pleasant reading and see you all again on the next issue of the Bichon Chronicles!

NEWS
FEEDBACK POLL: We would like to remind you that the Feedback Poll is still running and we hope you can find 10 minutes of your time to reply to the questions to give us also your personal feedback on our services. You can find the poll on the first page of the Support website after you have logged in.

TEST SERVERS: We will keep the new servers available for public test until 13th December 2004 and we will shut them down on the following Monday morning. If you want to access New Dragon and New Phoenix servers you can refer to this thread on the Forum for the settings and modifications needed for your client. Please report us there any issue you might experience.

MODERATORS: As announced two weeks ago we are now ready to start selecting new moderators for the Legend of Mir Forum. To apply for the position you simply need to send us your application through the support website providing the following information: your forum alias, the average time you spend on the Forum and a few words about why you want to be a moderator. Please specify also which section of the Forum you would like to moderate (maximum 2 sections). In a couple of weeks we should be able to announce the new moderators.
A MESSAGE FROM THE MINOTAUR KING

We’ve been informed that a letter written in human blood as been found today on the body of a minotaur, leader of a small patron that has been ambushed and vanquished by a group of adventurers that were roaming the main streets of Bichon. The content of this letter was not in a perfect human language, but the meaning was very clear.
Here’s the content we readapted for you for a better reading: