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The Duvaille family originates from the Far East Island. The Duvaille mansion is located in the city of Remton in Arcaea. | The Duvaille family originates from the Far East Island. The Duvaille mansion is located in the city of Remton in Arcaea. | ||
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Francois | Francois | ||
Hector | Hector | ||
Bertrand | Bertrand | ||
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| + | The most notable buildings of the Duvaille family is the guildhouse of the Rangers' Guild, located in the city of Remton in the Far East Island. A construction of the guildhouse, funded by Lord Beauregard, the Duke of Remton and overseen by his knight Francois, was quite a unique effort. An effort, a result of which is a large, strange looking house somewhere in the back alleys of Remton. It is not known why this location was chosen for the guildhouse instead of some more accessible and pleasant neighborhood. It is speculated it may have to do with the appearance of the house. | ||
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| + | From the outside it looks like a cottage in the woods, taken away and installed into a city. It seems out of place even with its neighbors that are rugged, smelly and in a need of serious repairs. The guildhouse sports three floors, on top of which is a steep roof. | ||
Revision as of 12:47, 4 April 2007
The Duvaille family originates from the Far East Island. The Duvaille mansion is located in the city of Remton in Arcaea.
The Members of the Duvaille Family
Francois Hector Bertrand
Notable Buildings
The most notable buildings of the Duvaille family is the guildhouse of the Rangers' Guild, located in the city of Remton in the Far East Island. A construction of the guildhouse, funded by Lord Beauregard, the Duke of Remton and overseen by his knight Francois, was quite a unique effort. An effort, a result of which is a large, strange looking house somewhere in the back alleys of Remton. It is not known why this location was chosen for the guildhouse instead of some more accessible and pleasant neighborhood. It is speculated it may have to do with the appearance of the house.
From the outside it looks like a cottage in the woods, taken away and installed into a city. It seems out of place even with its neighbors that are rugged, smelly and in a need of serious repairs. The guildhouse sports three floors, on top of which is a steep roof.
