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	~~<span class="DROPCAP">O</span>ff~~ the northwestern coast of [[Dregar]] is the icy island of Bastil. Formerly uninhabited, this was once the site of one of Blood's invasions from a rift in the southeast corner. Since then, the Black Ice Bay, a natural cove forming the southern center of the island, has become home to several bands of pirates. The island's [[cold]], always a natural deterrent to prying eyes, has become even more of a barrier since the climate changes brought about by Bloodstone made the island even more inhospitable.		Off the northwestern coast of [[Dregar]] is the icy island of Bastil. Formerly uninhabited, this was once the site of one of Blood's invasions from a rift in the southeast corner. Since then, the Black Ice Bay, a natural cove forming the southern center of the island, has become home to several bands of pirates. The island's [[cold]], always a natural deterrent to prying eyes, has become even more of a barrier since the climate changes brought about by Bloodstone made the island even more inhospitable.

	Landing in the cove is both difficult and dangerous, due to the ice floes that float in the bay. Only the most skillful captains can navigate through them safely. The cove itself shows no outward signs of life, but footprints, old fires, and corroborating statements from captured pirates clearly show that pirates reside there.		Landing in the cove is both difficult and dangerous, due to the ice floes that float in the bay. Only the most skillful captains can navigate through them safely. The cove itself shows no outward signs of life, but footprints, old fires, and corroborating statements from captured pirates clearly show that pirates reside there.