Location from Berserk by Kentaro Miura
The impregnable border fortress — held by Tudor for a hundred years until Griffith took it with a handful of Hawks and changed the course of history.
Doldrey was the symbol of Midland's shame — a border fortress seized by Tudor early in the Hundred-Year War and held for the entire conflict despite multiple Midland attempts to reclaim it. Its capture by the Band of the Hawk was the military feat that ended the war and elevated Griffith to nobility. The battle for Doldrey was Griffith's masterpiece — a combination of tactical brilliance, personal combat prowess, and Guts' one-man-army capability that broke a fortress considered unbreakable. It was the moment the Band of the Hawk went from mercenary band to political force, and the beginning of the end that led to the Eclipse.
A massive stone fortress commanding a strategic border position between Midland and Tudor. Built for defense — thick walls, narrow approaches, elevated positions. The kind of castle that armies break themselves against. The surrounding terrain is harsh and open, offering no cover for attackers.
Also known as: Fortress Doldrey