Dunn’s Hall

Dunn’s hall is built on the landmass of Seivens Ring proper overlooking the narrowest point of the strait of Dunn. It is one of the oldest buildings in Dunwall, created by the founder of the city: Dunn. It was used as a mead hall in the early days of the Time of Colonization. Over the Ages it has grown into a vast keep overlooking the strait of Dunn. Today the council of Dunwall meets here biweekly to discuss the affairs most important to the citizens of Dunwall. It is also here that the High Court of Dunwall convenes to try the most heinous crimes in Dunwall. Next to the keep the prison of Dunwall is located. Executions are held each month at the Mustering grounds in front of the keep.