Dwarven Realm

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The Dwarven Realm is the region of the mainland continent on Gielinor controlled by the dwarven race.

History

The dwarves, since they were forced to live underground during the cataclysmic God Wars, have created a massive underground network of mines, cities, camps, and tunnel systems. All of these areas are considered to be part of the Dwarven Realm. During the Fourth and early Fifth Ages, most dwarves were hostile towards those races on the surface, and denied them access to virtually any land under their control.

The progression of the Fifth Age has gradually seen an increase in openness between the Dwarven Realm and other nations. The Fremennik Runecrafting Crusades of 42 to 62 caused some halt in diplomacy, particularly following the slaughter of the Imcando Dwarves. In 169, the Dorgesh-Kaan–Keldagrim train system was established, allowing for new trade between the Dorgeshuun and the dwarves. Today the Dwarven Realm and its neighbours are, for the most part, very open with each other, although some groups such as Humans Against Monsters and The Red Axe oppose this.

Locations

At this time, the following areas are available:

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