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			The Island of Dorwall is an ancient island in the middle of the Narrow Sea, just east of the city of Redstonia, which was first discovered in the late First Era and has since been settled since the early Third Era. The most prominent settlement on the island is the City of Dorwall.

			=== History ===
			The Island of Dorwall has been seen ever since the first explorers moved into the Peninsula of Peril, and has been the only part of the Continent of Easteria seen by man before the Minecraftian Dark Ages.





	Dorwall is the oldest city in the Reich, It was originally settled from the Great Grief survivors from Blackwater Base, later it became one of the major cities for trade between Imperius and Kythira, Functioning as a trade hub of sorts.		Dorwall is the oldest city in the Reich, It was originally settled from the Great Grief survivors from Blackwater Base, later it became one of the major cities for trade between Imperius and Kythira, Functioning as a trade hub of sorts.

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Dorwall is the oldest city in the Reich, It was originally settled from the Great Grief survivors from Blackwater Base, later it became one of the major cities for trade between Imperius and Kythira, Functioning as a trade hub of sorts.

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Coetzeeclan at 14:43, 24 June 2023

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