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Can castles be in the water?

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Anonymous

13y ago
Updated: 8/17/2019

castles cant be in water although the closeest thing for it to be in water is with a moat around it and if you dont know what a moat is a moat is a place where the castle is surround with water and somethimes filled with crocdiles to help keep intruders at bay

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