Dunbarton

An overview of Dunbarton.

Description and Geography

Full-size map, including the environs.

Minimap focused on the city.

The easternmost city of the Uladh kingdom. An important city in terms of industry and business, Dunbarton connects the northern & southern kingdoms of Uladh.
The city of Dunbarton is enclosed on all sides by walls, which in turn is surrounded by sprawling farmlands. The Town Hall is renowned for its hospitality to travelers, and Dunbarton is also famous for its Restaurant, Bookstore, School and Weapons Shop.^[1]

Dunbarton is a city built on highlands east of Antrim Mountains. Bridging the northern and southern halves of Uladh continent, the city has developed into a center of trade and commerce and thence flourished.

Dunbarton (pronounced /dʌnˈbɑːrtən/) is located at a crossroads between various other towns and cities. The climate is comparatively chilly and high in precipitation, due to the cold wind from the north and moist sea air from the east. Drinking water is facilitated by a well, as no streams or rivers run through Dunbarton. The surrounding countryside is part of Dunbarton's territory, predominantly used for agriculture.

The unicorn statue is a well-known location within the city, overlooking a small stage. Concerts and meetings are held here.

Lord Fordyce of Dunbarton rarely makes public appearances, so the Town Office is the main point of contact for official business such as Guild creation and management, and the Dungeon Guide and Daily Quests. The city also has its own church, healer house, restaurant, general store, bookstore, clothing shop, and weapons shop, as well as a large school containing a library. The local Trading Post is outside the northern gate, and the royal astronomy society have set up by the western gate.

Due to its central position in Uladh, the way Moon Gates used to function, and Continent Warp, Dunbarton flourished and has maintained its reputation as a high player populated town for many years.
Player Shops can be found spanning from the town square to the moongate, and event NPCs are frequently placed in Dunbarton.

A mysterious rock theorized to be a remnant of the First Battle of Mag Tuireadh is being excavated to the west. The stone acts as a means to teleport directly to Uladh Dungeon altars.

History

Areas of Interest

Resources

Animal/Crop/Monster Source
Resource	Obtained From	Location
Wool Fine Wool	Sheep	West of the city walls
Cobweb	Spiders	West of the city walls
Egg	Hen	North of the city walls
Milk	Cow	South-West of the city walls
Potato Bean	Potato Field	Town outskirts

Trees/Fruit
Resource	Obtained From	Location
Apple Branches	Tree hitting (Apple Tree)	Town outskirts
Berry Branches	Tree hitting (Cedar Tree)	Inside the town
Firewood (Tree)	(Gathering Axe equipped) from Trees	Any tree

Other
Resource	Obtained From	Location
Water	Well or other source	Behind Weapons Shop behind Healer's House behind Grocery store near Bell Tower
Base Herb	Herb Patch	Along the southern part of the map, near the forest
Large Nail Small Gem Colored Small Gems	Hitting man-made objects	Pathways Inside the town

Facilities

Bank
Bookstore
Church
Clothing Shop
General Shop
Grocery Store
Healer's House
Mailbox
Quest Board
Royal Society of Astronomy Outpost
School
Housing Board
Trading Post
Town Office
Weapons Shop

Amenities

Wells
Cooking Oven (Behind Grocery Store)
Upgrade Anvil (South of Dunbarton Square)
Loom (Near Tailoring Shop)
Spinning Wheel (Near Tailoring Shop)

Local NPCs

Monsters

Areas Connected

Scary Library (using a Pass at the School)
Dugald Aisle (North)
Abb Neagh (North-West)
Gairech Hills (South)
Osna Sail (West)
Port Cobh (East)
Rabbie Dungeon (North-West)
Math Dungeon (North-East)
Alban Knights Training Grounds (Emblem behind the Weapons Shop)

Music

Track	Title
	An Old, Reliable Road Sign Dugald Aisle and Dunbarton Fields
	An Old, Reliable Road Sign (Orchestra) (Prague FILMHarmonic Orchestra Version) Dugald Aisle and Dunbarton Fields
	An Old, Reliable Road Sign (Kor. Orchestra) (Korean Symphony Orchestra Version) Dugald Aisle and Dunbarton Fields
	A New Town Dunbarton Town
	A New Town (Orchestra) (Prague FILMHarmonic Orchestra Version) Dunbarton Town
	A New Town (Kor. Orchestra) (Korean Symphony Orchestra Version) Dunbarton Town

Trivia

In contrast to every other location in Uladh and the nearby Antrim Mountains named in The Dunbarton Environs, Dunbarton is of Scottish origin and not Irish.
- Dunbarton comes from dún (meaning fort) while barton refers to Breton or Briton.
- The heavy reliance on the unicorn as an emblem for Dunbarton also references this, as the unicorn is a national symbol of Scotland.
Before the Trading Post was implemented in the Generation 15, Season 1 Update, there was once an additional Potato Field that players could gather Potatoes from. If one clicks in certain spots of the dirt field in front of the Trading Post, it is possible to unearth potatoes.
The Bell Tower used to found on the south-east corner of the Square.
Eavan used to maintain the Lost and Found service.
One of the Harvest Song basic melodies uses Dunbarton's theme.
The Square used to be a "square" shape.
According to the book Animal-loving Healer, Dunbarton has a Sales tax.
The Practice Scarecrows that can be found near Aranwen will give skill training for basic requirements that do not require Combat Power. These include the early ranks of skills such as Combat Mastery, Magic Weapon Mastery, and Axe Mastery.
- Hitting the Scarecrows will reveal dialogue. See here for more info.