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	''Main page: [[Dragon Valley]]''		''Main page: [[Dragon Valley]]''

	The '''Lore of Dragon Valley''' details the origins of [[Dragon Valley\|the town]] and its surrounding area. At almost 8000 words, it is extensive and some of the longest text produced on the [[Dogcraft Server]]. It was written by a number of different authors who were also members of the project and finally compiled by {{Player\|~~Brogaman~~}}. On [[Survival 3]], much of the lore could be found through in-game books stored within the town. This page contains the lore, archived from the document where it was originally written.		The '''Lore of Dragon Valley''' details the origins of [[Dragon Valley\|the town]] and its surrounding area. At almost 8000 words, it is extensive and some of the longest text produced on the [[Dogcraft Server]]. It was written by a number of different authors who were also members of the project and finally compiled by {{Player\|Broga_}}. On [[Survival 3]], much of the lore could be found through in-game books stored within the town. This page contains the lore, archived from the document where it was originally written.

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William at 16:32, 29 November 2020

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	''Main page: [[Dragon Valley]]''		''Main page: [[Dragon Valley]]''

	The '''Lore of Dragon Valley''' details the origins of [[Dragon Valley\|the town]] and its surrounding area. At almost 8000 words, it is extensive and some of the longest text produced on the [[Dogcraft Server]]. ~~Much~~ of the lore could be found through in-game books stored within the town. This page contains ~~an archive of~~ the lore written.		The '''Lore of Dragon Valley''' details the origins of [[Dragon Valley\|the town]] and its surrounding area. At almost 8000 words, it is extensive and some of the longest text produced on the [[Dogcraft Server]]. It was written by a number of different authors who were also members of the project and finally compiled by {{Player\|Brogaman}}. On [[Survival 3]], much of the lore could be found through in-game books stored within the town. This page contains the lore, archived from the document where it was originally written.

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William at 16:28, 29 November 2020

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	The '''Lore of Dragon Valley''' details the origins of [[Dragon Valley\|the town]] and its surrounding area. At almost 8000 words, it is extensive and some of the longest text produced on the [[Dogcraft Server]]. Much of the lore could be found through in-game books stored within the town. This page contains an archive of the lore written.		The '''Lore of Dragon Valley''' details the origins of [[Dragon Valley\|the town]] and its surrounding area. At almost 8000 words, it is extensive and some of the longest text produced on the [[Dogcraft Server]]. Much of the lore could be found through in-game books stored within the town. This page contains an archive of the lore written.

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			= Lore =
	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==
	Welcome to Dragon Valley, a city on Dogcraft, with a medieval Nordic build style. We aim to develop a fun filled adventure where you, the player, explore and help build the city. Every citizen will be able to find and follow their own path of character growth. This will be achieved through the tokens earned during events and worship levels.		Welcome to Dragon Valley, a city on Dogcraft, with a medieval Nordic build style. We aim to develop a fun filled adventure where you, the player, explore and help build the city. Every citizen will be able to find and follow their own path of character growth. This will be achieved through the tokens earned during events and worship levels.

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	''Main page: [[Dragon Valley]]''		''Main page: [[Dragon Valley]]''


	The '''Lore of Dragon Valley''' details the origins of [[Dragon Valley\|the town]] and its surrounding area. At almost 8000 words, it is extensive and some of the longest text produced on the [[Dogcraft Server]]. Much of the lore could be found through in-game books stored within the town. This page contains an archive of the lore written.		The '''Lore of Dragon Valley''' details the origins of [[Dragon Valley\|the town]] and its surrounding area. At almost 8000 words, it is extensive and some of the longest text produced on the [[Dogcraft Server]]. Much of the lore could be found through in-game books stored within the town. This page contains an archive of the lore written.

William at 16:27, 29 November 2020

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			''Main page: [[Dragon Valley]]''


	~~''Main page: [[Dragon Valley]]''~~
	The '''Lore of Dragon Valley''' details the origins of [[Dragon Valley\|the town]] and its surrounding area. At almost 8000 words, it is extensive and some of the longest text produced on the [[Dogcraft Server]]. Much of the lore could be found through in-game books stored within the town. This page contains an archive of the lore written.		The '''Lore of Dragon Valley''' details the origins of [[Dragon Valley\|the town]] and its surrounding area. At almost 8000 words, it is extensive and some of the longest text produced on the [[Dogcraft Server]]. Much of the lore could be found through in-game books stored within the town. This page contains an archive of the lore written.

William at 16:27, 29 November 2020

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	''Main page: [[Dragon Valley]]''		''Main page: [[Dragon Valley]]''

	The '''Lore of Dragon Valley''' details the origins of [[Dragon Valley\|the town]] and its surrounding area. At almost 8000 words, it is extensive and some of the longest text produced on the [[Dogcraft Server]]. Much of the lore could be found through in-game books stored within the town. This page contains an archive of the lore written.		The '''Lore of Dragon Valley''' details the origins of [[Dragon Valley\|the town]] and its surrounding area. At almost 8000 words, it is extensive and some of the longest text produced on the [[Dogcraft Server]]. Much of the lore could be found through in-game books stored within the town. This page contains an archive of the lore written.

William at 16:26, 29 November 2020

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	[[File:Sur3-Dragon-Valley.png\|thumb\|Dragon Valley on the [[Survival 3]] world.]]		[[File:Sur3-Dragon-Valley.png\|thumb\|Dragon Valley on the [[Survival 3]] world.]]
			''Main page: [[Dragon Valley]]''

	~~''Main page: [[Dragon Valley]]''~~
	The '''Lore of Dragon Valley''' details the origins of [[Dragon Valley\|the town]] and its surrounding area. At almost 8000 words, it is extensive and some of the longest text produced on the [[Dogcraft Server]]. Much of the lore could be found through in-game books stored within the town. This page contains an archive of the lore written.		The '''Lore of Dragon Valley''' details the origins of [[Dragon Valley\|the town]] and its surrounding area. At almost 8000 words, it is extensive and some of the longest text produced on the [[Dogcraft Server]]. Much of the lore could be found through in-game books stored within the town. This page contains an archive of the lore written.

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	''Main page: [[Dragon Valley]]''		''Main page: [[Dragon Valley]]''
	The '''Lore of [[Dragon Valley]]''' details the origins of the town and its surrounding area. At almost 8000 words, it is extensive and some of the longest text produced on the Dogcraft Server. Much of the lore could be found through in-game books stored within the town. This page contains an archive of ~~this~~ lore.		The '''Lore of Dragon Valley''' details the origins of [[Dragon Valley\|the town]] and its surrounding area. At almost 8000 words, it is extensive and some of the longest text produced on the [[Dogcraft Server]]. Much of the lore could be found through in-game books stored within the town. This page contains an archive of the lore written.

	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==
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	At this point the three friends said their farewells and planned to read all about the history of the valley next chance they got. But before they left the Endertree spit out to them some New shiny green Robs, marking on the back of them, each robe had their respective cult marking with a new orange, red blue cross hearing on shoulders. They soon know this marker as the brotherhood symbol, and that Endertree’s have chosen their bright young minds to carry out the work of the gods.		At this point the three friends said their farewells and planned to read all about the history of the valley next chance they got. But before they left the Endertree spit out to them some New shiny green Robs, marking on the back of them, each robe had their respective cult marking with a new orange, red blue cross hearing on shoulders. They soon know this marker as the brotherhood symbol, and that Endertree’s have chosen their bright young minds to carry out the work of the gods.

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			[[File:Sur3-Dragon-Valley.png\|thumb\|Dragon Valley on the [[Survival 3]] world.]]
			''Main page: [[Dragon Valley]]''
	The '''Lore of [[Dragon Valley]]''' details the origins of the town and its surrounding area. At almost 8000 words, it is extensive and some of the longest text produced on the Dogcraft Server. Much of the lore could be found through in-game books stored within the town. This page contains an archive of this lore.		The '''Lore of [[Dragon Valley]]''' details the origins of the town and its surrounding area. At almost 8000 words, it is extensive and some of the longest text produced on the Dogcraft Server. Much of the lore could be found through in-game books stored within the town. This page contains an archive of this lore.

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	And then the Great Ram spoke unto the shepherdess: I will give you eleven rules to live by, so your flocks will prosper and your hearts will rejoice.” And so, the shepherdess was given these commandments;		And then the Great Ram spoke unto the shepherdess: I will give you eleven rules to live by, so your flocks will prosper and your hearts will rejoice.” And so, the shepherdess was given these commandments;

	# 1. Thou shalt not cause grief to come of thine actions (excluding bellyaches caused by laughter)		# Thou shalt not cause grief to come of thine actions (excluding bellyaches caused by laughter)
	#2. Act kindly unto my smaller kindred and their friends, even come mutton time		# Act kindly unto my smaller kindred and their friends, even come mutton time
	#3. Thou shalt bring merriment and laughter to those in this Valley		# Thou shalt bring merriment and laughter to those in this Valley
	#4. Unknown shalt thou be, whilst thou art doing my blessed work		# Unknown shalt thou be, whilst thou art doing my blessed work
	#5. Keep thine fleece shiny and thin tail clean		# Keep thine fleece shiny and thin tail clean
	#6. Appear benign in thine actions whatever shenanigans thou art planning		# Appear benign in thine actions whatever shenanigans thou art planning
	#7. Do not prank another out of spite for grudges have no place in a Ram’s heart		# Do not prank another out of spite for grudges have no place in a Ram’s heart
	#8. Thou shalt lead my kindred back to these fair lands should they be sent away		# Thou shalt lead my kindred back to these fair lands should they be sent away
	#9. Graze not on the roots of plants so you cud eat those plants again next season		# Graze not on the roots of plants so you cud eat those plants again next season
	#~~10.~~ BAAAH (bleated with such authority that it’s considered a commandment)		# BAAAH (bleated with such authority that it’s considered a commandment)
	#~~11.~~ Never Destroy out of the name of the Great Ram. Thine mischief should be funny and/or constructive		# Never Destroy out of the name of the Great Ram. Thine mischief should be funny and/or constructive

	She went to the shepherd and said to him that they must recruit people for their flock and bring merriment to the folks in their fair valley. The shepherd went a bit wild eyed at the thought, for he knew her reputation for randomness. After careful consideration he agreed on the condition that there would be at least a semblance of order in their flock.		She went to the shepherd and said to him that they must recruit people for their flock and bring merriment to the folks in their fair valley. The shepherd went a bit wild eyed at the thought, for he knew her reputation for randomness. After careful consideration he agreed on the condition that there would be at least a semblance of order in their flock.