Grand Hamlet Keep was a keep owned by Edmond of House Isenhammer, son of Davel Isenhammer. Edmond was the Duke of Duskwood, and Lord of Grand Hamlet Keep. It was the main building in the town of Grand Hamlet, which was destroyed in the First war, then rebuilt and remaned Darkshire, the keep however was not rebuilt. Back in its days before the First War it was a truly beutiful Castle. Its tall towers reflectng the light, its blue roof adding colour to the castle. When the Dukes son, Edmond Isenhammer II died at age 5 from an accident, Duke Edmond Isenhammer went mad. His estate fell into ruin and he forced his two remaining children to mate together to reproduce a pure blood heir. Later after that act he had commited suicide by jumping off a cliff outside the Keep. Davel II and his siter we
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| - Grand Hamlet Keep was a keep owned by Edmond of House Isenhammer, son of Davel Isenhammer. Edmond was the Duke of Duskwood, and Lord of Grand Hamlet Keep. It was the main building in the town of Grand Hamlet, which was destroyed in the First war, then rebuilt and remaned Darkshire, the keep however was not rebuilt. Back in its days before the First War it was a truly beutiful Castle. Its tall towers reflectng the light, its blue roof adding colour to the castle. When the Dukes son, Edmond Isenhammer II died at age 5 from an accident, Duke Edmond Isenhammer went mad. His estate fell into ruin and he forced his two remaining children to mate together to reproduce a pure blood heir. Later after that act he had commited suicide by jumping off a cliff outside the Keep. Davel II and his siter we
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| - Dirty and rundown but still walkable and visible
- Undead and Human
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| - Ruins
- Ruined, Cannot be found.
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| - Edmond Isenhammer II - Deaceased
- Ruined, Cannot be found.
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| - Ruined, can be seen, possibly haunted
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| - Tower and Graveyard.
- Ruined, Can be seen. It is commonly know as Beggars Haunt.
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| - Watch Tower
- Visible Ruins
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| - Ruined, Cannot be found.
- What would presently be called Beggars Haunt
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| - Grand Hamlet Keep
- Sections of the Castle
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| - Grand Hamlet Keep was a keep owned by Edmond of House Isenhammer, son of Davel Isenhammer. Edmond was the Duke of Duskwood, and Lord of Grand Hamlet Keep. It was the main building in the town of Grand Hamlet, which was destroyed in the First war, then rebuilt and remaned Darkshire, the keep however was not rebuilt. Back in its days before the First War it was a truly beutiful Castle. Its tall towers reflectng the light, its blue roof adding colour to the castle. When the Dukes son, Edmond Isenhammer II died at age 5 from an accident, Duke Edmond Isenhammer went mad. His estate fell into ruin and he forced his two remaining children to mate together to reproduce a pure blood heir. Later after that act he had commited suicide by jumping off a cliff outside the Keep. Davel II and his siter were left with the Keep. It was not well taken care of but they managed to turn it around. It looked better than it did, but it never returned to its former glory. When the Orcs advanced through Grand Hamlet they destroyed the keep and killed everyone inside it, including Lord Davel Isenhammer II and Lady Catherine Isenhmmer were killed as well, their inbred son had fled before the Orcs could get him. Since he was the only heir to the head of the family, the leadership went to his Uncle, Lord Dagrin Isenhammer II, Earl of Redridge. The Orcs destroyed the Keep and it is hard to make it out now adays. You can however see a few landmarks that are in ruin that once showed the existance of this great keep.
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