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| - Dunstan was an apparent former inhabitant of the town of Mordavia or at least friends or relative of one of its citizens. He sent a painting (perhaps actually a postcard) from Simaria wishing they were with him. The painting and message was put up in the Mordavia Adventurer's guild.
- Dunstan is the solution to the medium anagram clue: Sand Nut. His challenge scroll answer is 8.
- Dunstan is located in Mrala province, in the west of Koridan. Located on the northern shores of Mrala Bay, it is a busy port town and distribution center for goods traveling north. The road west leads to Hurn; the road north leads to Lycia; the road east leads to Teese. A ferry heads south across the bay to Mrala.
- Dunstan is featured in several quests: Death Plateau, Troll Stronghold, Troll Romance and Desert Treasure. During Death Plateau, Dunstan respikes Freda's climbing boots. In Troll Stronghold, his son, Godric, a member of the Burthorpe Imperial Guard, is taken captive by Mountain Trolls and must be rescued. During Troll Romance the player requires Dunstan's help in making a sled which is used to access Trollweiss mountain. During the Desert Treasure quest, Dunstan requires an iron bar and a pair of climbing boots to make a pair of spiked boots, which are needed to traverse the Ice Path.
- Voor spelers die de Troll Stronghold quest voltooid hebben voor de update over de beloningen van het Law talisman, kregen de mogelijkheid om een beloning op te halen bij Dunstan. Spelers die na de update de quest hebben voltooid, kunnen geen beloning bij hem ophalen, omdat zij de beloning al kregen door het voltooien van de quest.
- Dunstan is a character featured in Might & Magic X: Legacy.
- Dunstanilla on rooli muutamissa tehtävissä: Death Plateau, Troll Stronghold, Troll Romance ja Desert Treasure. Tehtävässä Death Plateau hän korjaa Fredan climbing bootsit. Troll Strongholdissa vuoristopeikot vievät hänen poikansa Godricin ja Burthorpe Imperial Guardin. Tehtävässä Troll Romance pelaaja tarvitsee Dunstanin apua sledin teossa. Sitä käytetään Trollweiss mountainin luo pääsemiseen. Tehtävässä Desert Treasure Dunstan takoo pelaajalle iron barista ja climbing bootseista spiked bootsit. Niitä käytetään jäiset reitin ylittämiseen.
- [[Bestand:Dunstan and the Devil - Project Gutenberg eText 13978.png|thumb|200px|Dunstan en de duivel.]] Dunstan (Baltonsborough, Somerset, 909? – Canterbury, 19 mei 988) was een Britse (rooms-katholieke) geestelijke van Angelsaksische afkomst. Hij was van 960 tot 988 de aartsbisschop van Canterbury. Hij werd in 1029 heilig verklaard en wordt herdacht op 19 mei. [[Bestand:Stdunstan.jpg|thumb|left|Dunstan en de duivel, ook een hoefijzer (zie bijgeloof)]] Dunstan werd geboren in een adellijke familie uit Wessex. Hij werd door Alphege, bisschop van Winchester, overgehaald monnik te worden toen hij door koning Athelstan van het hof was verwijderd omdat hij zich zou hebben ingelaten met zwarte kunst. Hierover deden in zijn tijd en later vele fameuze verhalen de ronde.
- When Dunstan was living high in the mountains of the Hibestian Range when he met Kuzgu who pretended to be his friend and lead him to and invited him live in Sorrowing Court and to keep it as his own. While Dunstan lived at the court he began to feel much sadness, and Kuzgu tricked Dunstan into imprisoning Ahi'aorina in the castle as he was told it would help bring happiness to Dunstan and the court. This resulted in unbalance in nature causing winter to continue in the land. Both Dunstan and Ahi'aorina's energy was being fed upon by Kuzgu, causing a deep melancholy in Dunstan, and almost killing Ahi'aorina. Later he learned about Kuzgu's treachery and that Karn Megiddo was behind the plot, and was collecting their energy so that he could become the most powerful wizard in the world. The Q
- Dunstan (c. 909 – 19 May 988) was an Abbot of Glastonbury, a Bishop of Worcester, a Bishop of London, and an Archbishop of Canterbury, later canonised as a saint. His work restored monastic life in England and reformed the English Church. His 11th-century biographer, Osbern, himself an artist and scribe, states that Dunstan was skilled in "making a picture and forming letters", as were other clergy of his age who reached senior rank.
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