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	~~<span class="DROPCAP">T</span>he~~ Forsaken Isles can be found between [[Mistone]] and [[Dregar]]. These islands have suffered from an energy-draining force ever since [[Sinthar Bloodstone]] returned with his armies. However, as of approximately 1410, due to the actions of a company of heroes, the energy-draining force no longer seems to be expanding and it is hoped the islands can return to their former state.		The Forsaken Isles can be found between [[Mistone]] and [[Dregar]]. These islands have suffered from an energy-draining force ever since [[Sinthar Bloodstone]] returned with his armies. However, as of approximately 1410, due to the actions of a company of heroes, the energy-draining force no longer seems to be expanding and it is hoped the islands can return to their former state.

	Before they were known as the Forsaken Isles, these islands were known as the Islands of the Dawn. From north to south, the names of the bigger isles in this chain are: Prajanas, Loama, Pamalita, Rie, Soralis, Xoroma, Quoa, Janipola, and Rulipanas.		Before they were known as the Forsaken Isles, these islands were known as the Islands of the Dawn. From north to south, the names of the bigger isles in this chain are: Prajanas, Loama, Pamalita, Rie, Soralis, Xoroma, Quoa, Janipola, and Rulipanas.