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	* Rasmodel's diary blames a figure named Vulketra~~, referred to with male pronouns~~, along with his followers, as seekers of the Dreaming Stone's power. Whether this refers to the smith [[Dragonwilds:Sadia Vulketra]], a descendant, or a sect bearing her name is unstated.{{CiteText\|text=Rasmodel's Diary\|quote=Vulketra and his deranged fanatics need this stone for their schemes; need its power to turn against my forces. They need its strength to bind the demons to their wills and slaughter me and mine.}}		* Rasmodel's diary blames a figure named Vulketra, along with his followers, as seekers of the Dreaming Stone's power. Whether this refers to the smith [[Dragonwilds:Sadia Vulketra]], a descendant, or a sect bearing her name is unstated.{{CiteText\|text=Rasmodel's Diary\|quote=Vulketra and his deranged fanatics need this stone for their schemes; need its power to turn against my forces. They need its strength to bind the demons to their wills and slaughter me and mine.}}
	* Prior to the region's release, Mod Dutch stated that Dowdun Reach would have underground spaces to a greater degree than Fellhollow.{{CiteDiscord\|author=Mod Dutch\|url=https://discord.com/channels/1249729853096198236/1354747412119556189/1402710983356448858\|date=6 August 2025\|quote=Fellhollow will have underground spaces, Dowdun Reach especially so. More evolved plans will come for Umbral Sands and Scorned Wilderness.\|image=Mod Dutch Answer - Fellhollow underground and ravines.png\|ctximage=KytilSeren Question - Fellhollow underground and ravines.png\|ctxquote=...Will we eventually have underground areas/caves/ravines in a similar fashion like in Minecraft?\|name=Fellhollow - Underground and Ravine areas}}		* Prior to the region's release, Mod Dutch stated that Dowdun Reach would have underground spaces to a greater degree than Fellhollow.{{CiteDiscord\|author=Mod Dutch\|url=https://discord.com/channels/1249729853096198236/1354747412119556189/1402710983356448858\|date=6 August 2025\|quote=Fellhollow will have underground spaces, Dowdun Reach especially so. More evolved plans will come for Umbral Sands and Scorned Wilderness.\|image=Mod Dutch Answer - Fellhollow underground and ravines.png\|ctximage=KytilSeren Question - Fellhollow underground and ravines.png\|ctxquote=...Will we eventually have underground areas/caves/ravines in a similar fashion like in Minecraft?\|name=Fellhollow - Underground and Ravine areas}}

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	==== Fauna ====		==== Fauna ====
	* [[Dragonwilds:Hellhound]]		* [[Dragonwilds:Hellhound]]
			** [[Dragonwilds:Rufus]]
			** [[Dragonwilds:Lurch]]
			** [[Dragonwilds:Tiny]]
			** [[Dragonwilds:Gnasher]]
			** [[Dragonwilds:Fido]]
	* [[Dragonwilds:Hellrat]]		* [[Dragonwilds:Hellrat]]
			** [[Dragonwilds:Boggs]]
			** [[Dragonwilds:Curly]]
			** [[Dragonwilds:Nosey]]
			** [[Dragonwilds:Patch (Hellrat)]]
			** [[Dragonwilds:Pip]]
			** [[Dragonwilds:Reek]]
	* [[Dragonwilds:Carnivorous chinchompa]]		* [[Dragonwilds:Carnivorous chinchompa]]

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	~~[[File:~~Dowdun Reach.png\|~~thumb~~\|~~width~~=~~324x324~~\|~~The Region of~~ Dowdun Reach]]		{{Infobox Scenery
			\|name = Dowdun Reach
			\|image = Dowdun Reach.png
			\|imagesizeh = 300
			\|release = 31 March 2026
			\|update = 0.11 is live now! Enter Dowdun Reach...
			\|location = [[Dragonwilds:Ashenfall]]
			}}
	'''Dowdun Reach''' is a [[Dragonwilds:power level]] 6 mountainous region in [[Dragonwilds:Ashenfall]] located south of [[Dragonwilds:Silverthorn Keep]] in [[Dragonwilds:Fellhollow]], accessible through its gatehouse. [[Dragonwilds:Player Character\|Players]] must first complete [[Dragonwilds:Withering Heights]] to gain access to this region.		'''Dowdun Reach''' is a [[Dragonwilds:power level]] 6 mountainous region in [[Dragonwilds:Ashenfall]] located south of [[Dragonwilds:Silverthorn Keep]] in [[Dragonwilds:Fellhollow]], accessible through its gatehouse. [[Dragonwilds:Player Character\|Players]] must first complete [[Dragonwilds:Withering Heights]] to gain access to this region.

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	''Nothing discovered yet...''		''Nothing discovered yet...''

	== Music ==		==Music==
	~~''Nothing discovered yet...''~~		* [[Dragonwilds:Explore Dowdun Reach]]
			* [[Dragonwilds:Cairn Toul (Dowdun Reach)]]

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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	Dowdun Reach is a mountainous region of [[Dragonwilds:Ashenfall]], sitting at the summit of a dormant volcano with the keep itself built inside the caldera that forms the land's highest ground. During the {{RSL\|God Wars}} and the [[Dragonwilds:Human-Garou War]], [[Dragonwilds:the Rasmodels]], a noble house who migrated from the mainland, had arrived to Ashenfall and settled within [[Dragonwilds:Brynmoor]]. Around the same era, the [[Dragonwilds:Children of Shadows]] chose the mountains (then called the Dowdun Mountains) as their home.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Mithril Helmet\|quote=The Children Of Shadows were once little more than a disaffected rabble. They gathered with the purpose of plotting against Saradominists, but, in truth, most of their time was spent infighting. But even infighting demands a forum, and the Children of Shadows chose Fellhollow Mountains.}}		Dowdun Reach is a mountainous region of [[Dragonwilds:Ashenfall]], sitting at the summit of a dormant volcano with the keep itself built inside the caldera that forms the land's highest ground. During the {{RSL\|God Wars}} and the [[Dragonwilds:Human-Garou War]], [[Dragonwilds:the Rasmodels]], a noble house who migrated from the mainland, had arrived to Ashenfall and settled within [[Dragonwilds:Brynmoor]]. Around the same era, the [[Dragonwilds:Children of Shadows]] chose the mountains (then called the Dowdun Mountains) as their home.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Mithril Helmet\|quote=The Children Of Shadows were once little more than a disaffected rabble. They gathered with the purpose of plotting against Saradominists, but, in truth, most of their time was spent infighting. But even infighting demands a forum, and the Children of Shadows chose Fellhollow Mountains.}}

	The region's value was secured through an accidental finding. A young Zamorakian mining rock for a raven habitat struck a mithril seam and tried to conceal the discovery, but she was found out and killed. Mutiny followed until the order stabilized, at which point the Children of Shadows held the only known source of mithril on Ashenfall.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Mithril Helmet\|quote=The mithril in Fellhollow Mountains (known at the time as Dowdun Mountains) was discovered by a young Zamorakian who wanted to make a raven habitat, something similar to a dovecote. She mined rock and hit a mithril seam. She hid her discovery. We do not know why, but we can guess that greed played its part, as it is wont to do. Yet, her discovery was discovered, and the young Zamorakian was killed, left to be picked apart by her ravens. Mutiny followed, until the Zamorakian chaos subsided. The Children of Shadows now had mithril, a metal that was desired by many.}} Since the order believed manual ~~labor~~ was below them, goblins were press-ganged into hauling the ore out of the mountain in exchange for scraps of food.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Mithril Platebody\|quote=The Children of Shadows were no miners, so the extraction of mithril from the mountain was a slow process. Goblins were forcibly employed at the cost of a little food.}} Mithril itself was withheld from both arms and armour by strict policy. The Children deliberately kept the supply short to keep its value high, treating it as a bribery currency used to influence those who could further Zamorak's goals.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Mithril Platebody\|quote=Making mithril armour and weapons was not permitted, however. To do so would cheapen the metal, to make it seem widespread. Mithril, it was determined, would be a metal of bribery. It would only cross palms, not swords. By keeping it desirable in this way, the Children of Shadows could control its value, and that value would remain high. Only then could they lobby those who would further Zamorak's goals.}} The smiths within the order lived dual lives, openly forging deliberately dulled weapons to arm the Saradominists in Bramblemead while covertly delivering superior goods to their own pilgrims in the Dowdun Mountains.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Mithril Platebody\|quote=Among the order, however, the Children of Shadows had some smiths. These smiths lived dual lives: forging deliberately dull weapons to arm the Saradominists in Bramblemead, and scratching together time for pilgrimages to the Dowdun Mountains. There, they would deliver hardy weapons and armour in the name of Zamorak.}}		The region's value was secured through an accidental finding. A young Zamorakian mining rock for a raven habitat struck a mithril seam and tried to conceal the discovery, but she was found out and killed. Mutiny followed until the order stabilized, at which point the Children of Shadows held the only known source of mithril on Ashenfall.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Mithril Helmet\|quote=The mithril in Fellhollow Mountains (known at the time as Dowdun Mountains) was discovered by a young Zamorakian who wanted to make a raven habitat, something similar to a dovecote. She mined rock and hit a mithril seam. She hid her discovery. We do not know why, but we can guess that greed played its part, as it is wont to do. Yet, her discovery was discovered, and the young Zamorakian was killed, left to be picked apart by her ravens. Mutiny followed, until the Zamorakian chaos subsided. The Children of Shadows now had mithril, a metal that was desired by many.}} Since the order believed manual labour was below them, goblins were press-ganged into hauling the ore out of the mountain in exchange for scraps of food.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Mithril Platebody\|quote=The Children of Shadows were no miners, so the extraction of mithril from the mountain was a slow process. Goblins were forcibly employed at the cost of a little food.}} Mithril itself was withheld from both arms and armour by strict policy. The Children deliberately kept the supply short to keep its value high, treating it as a bribery currency used to influence those who could further Zamorak's goals.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Mithril Platebody\|quote=Making mithril armour and weapons was not permitted, however. To do so would cheapen the metal, to make it seem widespread. Mithril, it was determined, would be a metal of bribery. It would only cross palms, not swords. By keeping it desirable in this way, the Children of Shadows could control its value, and that value would remain high. Only then could they lobby those who would further Zamorak's goals.}} The smiths within the order lived dual lives, openly forging deliberately dulled weapons to arm the Saradominists in Bramblemead while covertly delivering superior goods to their own pilgrims in the Dowdun Mountains.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Mithril Platebody\|quote=Among the order, however, the Children of Shadows had some smiths. These smiths lived dual lives: forging deliberately dull weapons to arm the Saradominists in Bramblemead, and scratching together time for pilgrimages to the Dowdun Mountains. There, they would deliver hardy weapons and armour in the name of Zamorak.}}

	The Rasmodels did not originally live in Dowdun. The house operated within the [[Dragonwilds:Temple Woods]] and [[Dragonwilds:Bramblemead]]. The Children of Shadows saw opportunity in the family and infiltrated the household, with members of the order taking positions as personal bodyguards and expecting an easy mark.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Black Knight Helmet\|quote=Their scheming in Temple Woods and Bramblemead would lead to the odd fallout, and having bodyguards leant them legitimacy as well as protection. Some of the Children were assigned to the Rasmodel, and a different kind of seed was sown.}} The Rasmodels were not an easy mark, they moved deliberately into leadership seats within the Children's own circles until the two groups could no longer be told apart, and the family's reputation for poisoning their rivals grew alongside that influence.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Black Knight Helmet\|quote=The Children of Shadows made the mistake of seeing the Rasmodels as peacocks, preening and insufferable. As time passed, the Rasmodels exerted their influence over the Shadows. They moved into positions of leadership. Every pie had a Rasmodel finger in it, and suddenly the Children and the Rasmodels were synonymous.}} When one of the family was finally caught in the act, the whole house was banished north to Dowdun Reach, and they took their most loyal bodyguards with them.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Poisoned Mithril Arrow\|quote=The Rasmodels were notorious for their use of poison. When they lived to the south, in Temple Woods and Bramblemead, it was often said that you should cover your cup, mouth and ears around a Rasmodel. One of the family was finally caught red-handed (or green-handed, considering the poison used), and the rumour moved to certainty. They were banished to Dowdun.}} At Dowdun Reach, the Rasmodels moved freely through the region and continued operating as they had before. The takeover eventually overreached. The youngest Rasmodel was caught poisoning a sleeping official, and what remained of the family's standing collapsed overnight; they were barred from the rest of the Reach, restricted to a single part of the keep, and survived only because their bodyguards had grown loyal enough that moving against them was too dangerous.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Black Knight Platebody\|quote=Very suddenly, the Rasmodels fell back to the walls of Dowdun Reach. Their cover was blown: the youngest had been caught pouring tincture into the ears of a sleeping bailiff. Their entourage and influence no longer meant anything, and they were forced to live in the keep. A wing was allocated to them, mostly out of fear: the bodyguards were loyal to the Rasmodels, and the Children of Shadows wanted to wake up in the morning.}}		The Rasmodels did not originally live in Dowdun. The house operated within the [[Dragonwilds:Temple Woods]] and [[Dragonwilds:Bramblemead]]. The Children of Shadows saw opportunity in the family and infiltrated the household, with members of the order taking positions as personal bodyguards and expecting an easy mark.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Black Knight Helmet\|quote=Their scheming in Temple Woods and Bramblemead would lead to the odd fallout, and having bodyguards leant them legitimacy as well as protection. Some of the Children were assigned to the Rasmodel, and a different kind of seed was sown.}} The Rasmodels were not an easy mark, they moved deliberately into leadership seats within the Children's own circles until the two groups could no longer be told apart, and the family's reputation for poisoning their rivals grew alongside that influence.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Black Knight Helmet\|quote=The Children of Shadows made the mistake of seeing the Rasmodels as peacocks, preening and insufferable. As time passed, the Rasmodels exerted their influence over the Shadows. They moved into positions of leadership. Every pie had a Rasmodel finger in it, and suddenly the Children and the Rasmodels were synonymous.}} When one of the family was finally caught in the act, the whole house was banished north to Dowdun Reach, and they took their most loyal bodyguards with them.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Poisoned Mithril Arrow\|quote=The Rasmodels were notorious for their use of poison. When they lived to the south, in Temple Woods and Bramblemead, it was often said that you should cover your cup, mouth and ears around a Rasmodel. One of the family was finally caught red-handed (or green-handed, considering the poison used), and the rumour moved to certainty. They were banished to Dowdun.}} At Dowdun Reach, the Rasmodels moved freely through the region and continued operating as they had before. The takeover eventually overreached. The youngest Rasmodel was caught poisoning a sleeping official, and what remained of the family's standing collapsed overnight; they were barred from the rest of the Reach, restricted to a single part of the keep, and survived only because their bodyguards had grown loyal enough that moving against them was too dangerous.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Black Knight Platebody\|quote=Very suddenly, the Rasmodels fell back to the walls of Dowdun Reach. Their cover was blown: the youngest had been caught pouring tincture into the ears of a sleeping bailiff. Their entourage and influence no longer meant anything, and they were forced to live in the keep. A wing was allocated to them, mostly out of fear: the bodyguards were loyal to the Rasmodels, and the Children of Shadows wanted to wake up in the morning.}}
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	Alric refused to accept losing command of the Dreaming Stone. Denial is the first tenet of the [[Dragonwilds:The Gospel of Zamorak]], and Alric's faithful lived by it; they secretly redirected the stone's power so that its energy spread to every room of the keep instead of flowing along a single line. The rerouting coincided with a separate scheme of Alric's to capture demon souls in enormous numbers and use them to supercharge the demon portal. The scheme failed. Rather than powering a gateway, the stored demon souls bled into the walls of the keep, and demons could summon themselves anywhere within it. Alric claimed this outcome as his plan all along, warning his magi that nowhere in the Reach was private any longer and that an avernic would be listening whenever someone spoke against them. The rerouting caused other problems too. Overloaded energy tethers set off sudden fires and magical accidents, which the magi pinned on the Master and his knights.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Zamorak Robes\|quote=Alric was never going to accept this new status quo. His faithful began re-routing the power of the Dreaming Stone. Energy tethers from the Dreaming Stone passed through and round residences. The Library, which warded against magical overflows, had its power siphoned. Where the Dreaming Stone's energy-flows were once arterial, they were now like capillaries. The energy spread everywhere, a webbing throughout the Reach. Some of those consequences were explosive, sudden. The capillaries would overload, leading to fires and outbreaks. The magi would blame the Shadow Knights for these discharges, since Lord Rasmodel was now steward of the Dreaming Stone.}}{{CiteJournal\|journal=Alric's Plan (Part 2)\|quote=My infernal gateway is no longer a gateway. The tens of thousands of demon souls are no longer powering it. It seems that they have been quietly bleeding into the fortress itself. Each brick now whispers with the avernic. They are in the walls. Demons now summon themselves, at their own whims, from any room. I do not run from this. It was my intention. I claim it. This is what I tell my magi: there is no corner of Dowdun Reach that is safe from us now. If you connive against us magi, a demon may be listening. If you walk without a partner, an avernic may digest you. This is the rule of the keep now.}} Later effects were worse. With the altered flows now running through sleeping quarters, residents stopped dreaming properly, tempers grew short, and a sickness of voices spread outward from the magi wing. The afflicted either fell unconscious or heard competing voices fighting inside their own minds.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Zamorak Robe Legs\|quote=The flows ran through people's rooms as they slept. It pulsed and hummed and bled. People began to change. Dreams became rarities; nightmares the commonplace. People heard whispers in quiet moments. Through lack of both sleep and solace, the magi were frayed at the edges. They would be quick to anger. Then the infestation came. People fell sick; a great wave moved from the magi wing outwards. The lucky were feverish or comatose, left to die on stretchers. The unlucky carried battles in their heads. Voices warred within them, and they would buckle over in pain as screaming headaches took them.}}		Alric refused to accept losing command of the Dreaming Stone. Denial is the first tenet of the [[Dragonwilds:The Gospel of Zamorak]], and Alric's faithful lived by it; they secretly redirected the stone's power so that its energy spread to every room of the keep instead of flowing along a single line. The rerouting coincided with a separate scheme of Alric's to capture demon souls in enormous numbers and use them to supercharge the demon portal. The scheme failed. Rather than powering a gateway, the stored demon souls bled into the walls of the keep, and demons could summon themselves anywhere within it. Alric claimed this outcome as his plan all along, warning his magi that nowhere in the Reach was private any longer and that an avernic would be listening whenever someone spoke against them. The rerouting caused other problems too. Overloaded energy tethers set off sudden fires and magical accidents, which the magi pinned on the Master and his knights.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Zamorak Robes\|quote=Alric was never going to accept this new status quo. His faithful began re-routing the power of the Dreaming Stone. Energy tethers from the Dreaming Stone passed through and round residences. The Library, which warded against magical overflows, had its power siphoned. Where the Dreaming Stone's energy-flows were once arterial, they were now like capillaries. The energy spread everywhere, a webbing throughout the Reach. Some of those consequences were explosive, sudden. The capillaries would overload, leading to fires and outbreaks. The magi would blame the Shadow Knights for these discharges, since Lord Rasmodel was now steward of the Dreaming Stone.}}{{CiteJournal\|journal=Alric's Plan (Part 2)\|quote=My infernal gateway is no longer a gateway. The tens of thousands of demon souls are no longer powering it. It seems that they have been quietly bleeding into the fortress itself. Each brick now whispers with the avernic. They are in the walls. Demons now summon themselves, at their own whims, from any room. I do not run from this. It was my intention. I claim it. This is what I tell my magi: there is no corner of Dowdun Reach that is safe from us now. If you connive against us magi, a demon may be listening. If you walk without a partner, an avernic may digest you. This is the rule of the keep now.}} Later effects were worse. With the altered flows now running through sleeping quarters, residents stopped dreaming properly, tempers grew short, and a sickness of voices spread outward from the magi wing. The afflicted either fell unconscious or heard competing voices fighting inside their own minds.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Zamorak Robe Legs\|quote=The flows ran through people's rooms as they slept. It pulsed and hummed and bled. People began to change. Dreams became rarities; nightmares the commonplace. People heard whispers in quiet moments. Through lack of both sleep and solace, the magi were frayed at the edges. They would be quick to anger. Then the infestation came. People fell sick; a great wave moved from the magi wing outwards. The lucky were feverish or comatose, left to die on stretchers. The unlucky carried battles in their heads. Voices warred within them, and they would buckle over in pain as screaming headaches took them.}}

	It was Milliburn who had enough of the voices and destroyed the stone, putting an end to the whispers, but this only made things worse. The magic of the shards kept the keep's residents alive while destroying their sanity.{{CiteText\|source=Black Knight's Fortress (Quest) - Dreaming Stone\|quote=I am unsure of what happened next, but the powers involved, the sheer magic at work... it had a terrible effect on this fortress. Those who dwelled within became twisted and strange. Life prolonged, but cursed with madness.}} Groups of the afflicted would travel together and kill whoever they met, and the [[Dragonwilds:Elite Black Knight~~\|Elite Black Knights~~]] were deployed to put them down during the worst outbreaks.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Elite Black Knight\|quote=Latterly, they would deal with extreme epidemics of the madness. It was all too common for the voice-infected to move together in a chorus, a large group whose aim was to kill indiscriminately. Elites would quickly put a stop to them.}} Milliburn would remain in the top of the keep, where he guards the entrance of [[Dragonwilds:Umbral Sands]].		It was Milliburn who had enough of the voices and destroyed the stone, putting an end to the whispers, but this only made things worse. The magic of the shards kept the keep's residents alive while destroying their sanity.{{CiteText\|source=Black Knight's Fortress (Quest) - Dreaming Stone\|quote=I am unsure of what happened next, but the powers involved, the sheer magic at work... it had a terrible effect on this fortress. Those who dwelled within became twisted and strange. Life prolonged, but cursed with madness.}} Groups of the afflicted would travel together and kill whoever they met, and the [[Dragonwilds:Elite Black Knight]]s were deployed to put them down during the worst outbreaks.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Elite Black Knight\|quote=Latterly, they would deal with extreme epidemics of the madness. It was all too common for the voice-infected to move together in a chorus, a large group whose aim was to kill indiscriminately. Elites would quickly put a stop to them.}} Milliburn would remain in the top of the keep, where he guards the entrance of [[Dragonwilds:Umbral Sands]].

	In the [[Dragonwilds:Sixth Age]], a group of adventurers would make their way to Dowdun Reach, fighting against the region's threat in order to get to Umbral Sands.		In the [[Dragonwilds:Sixth Age]], a group of adventurers would make their way to Dowdun Reach, fighting against the region's threat in order to get to Umbral Sands.
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	=== Nodes ===		=== Nodes ===
	* [[Dragonwilds:Mithril Ore Node]]		* [[Dragonwilds:Mithril Ore Node]]
	* [[Dragonwilds:Anima Vent~~\|Anima Vents~~]]		* [[Dragonwilds:Anima Vent]]s
	* [[Dragonwilds:Coal Node]]		* [[Dragonwilds:Coal Node]]
	* [[Dragonwilds:Gold Ore Node]]		* [[Dragonwilds:Gold Ore Node]]
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	=== Trees ===		=== Trees ===
	* [[Dragonwilds:Maple Tree~~\|Maple Trees~~]]		* [[Dragonwilds:Maple Tree]]s
	* [[Dragonwilds:Dead Tree]]s		* [[Dragonwilds:Dead Tree]]s

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	** [[Dragonwilds:Skeletal Archer]]		** [[Dragonwilds:Skeletal Archer]]
	** [[Dragonwilds:Zogre]]		** [[Dragonwilds:Zogre]]
	* [[Dragonwilds:Demon~~\|Demons~~]]		* [[Dragonwilds:Demon]]s
	** [[Dragonwilds:Shardbound Lesser Demon]]		** [[Dragonwilds:Shardbound Lesser Demon]]
	** [[Dragonwilds:Lesser Demon]]		** [[Dragonwilds:Lesser Demon]]

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	[[File:Dowdun Reach.png\|thumb\|width=~~549x549~~\|The Region of Dowdun Reach]]		[[File:Dowdun Reach.png\|thumb\|width=324x324\|The Region of Dowdun Reach]]
	'''Dowdun Reach''' is a [[Dragonwilds:power level]] 6 mountainous region in [[Dragonwilds:Ashenfall]] located south of [[Dragonwilds:Silverthorn Keep]] in [[Dragonwilds:Fellhollow]], accessible through the ominous gatehouse. In order for [[Dragonwilds:Player Character\|Players]] to obtain access to this region, they must first complete [[Dragonwilds:Withering Heights]].		'''Dowdun Reach''' is a [[Dragonwilds:power level]] 6 mountainous region in [[Dragonwilds:Ashenfall]] located south of [[Dragonwilds:Silverthorn Keep]] in [[Dragonwilds:Fellhollow]], accessible through the ominous gatehouse. In order for [[Dragonwilds:Player Character\|Players]] to obtain access to this region, they must first complete [[Dragonwilds:Withering Heights]].

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	=== Trees ===		=== Trees ===
	* [[Dragonwilds:Ash Trees]]
	* [[Dragonwilds:Oak trees\|Oak Trees]]
	* [[Dragonwilds:Maple Tree\|Maple Trees]]		* [[Dragonwilds:Maple Tree\|Maple Trees]]
			* [[Dragonwilds:Dead Tree]]s

	=== Plants ===		=== Plants ===