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[[File:Porthope.png|300px|thumbnail|center|Map of Town]]

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When the island was first sighted it was named Hode, ''pronounced "Hoad"'', and coming from the norse word ''"harðr"'', or ''"hard"'' in english. It was named this way because of the heavy resistance of natives resisting to let go of their home, so due to the hard circumstances for the settlers, the Island was named Hode Island or ''"hard/rough Island"'' and soon after the [[settlement]] was named Hode too.

The earliest historical records of Port hope dates back to May 2014, when the first settlers arrived  on what is today called Hope Island, or Hope Point. The Schooner "Thor", the original expedition ship used to find Hope island can still be found in the towns old harbour.

The first shop in Port Hope Opened late in the month and was to contest the already strongly established shops in the oceans, known as [[/warp Shop]] and [[/warp Skyshop]]. Port Hope did not yet have a [[/warp]] making it harder to compeed with the much larger shops, but against the odds the shop opened and started selling basic materials and minerals to travellers passing by the little port.

Following the growth of the settlement there was great will into developing it into a triving merchant port. The founder of the settlement and only merchant residing, called Bislo1, had a wish in turning the city into a town full of trade with many different shops that sold all kinds of different goods from all the corners of the sea. With much time and resources spent on building house to accomodate all of the potential new merchants, [[Bislo1]] now stood ready to open the flow of trade into the settlement and developing it into an actual town. /warp trade was aquired, making the settlement a very interesting place to move into, as there was profit to be made in a place everyone had access to.  

Crime had always been a problem in Port Hope, with pirates lurking in the dark waiting for potential victims to rob, as they arrived into the port to trade. What happened around nov. 2014 took merchants around the seas by surprise, as they could clearly see how more and more people visiting trade towns got robbed each day. In Port Hope the situation turned into a stand still of goods moving in and out of the town every day during peak hours, which was a problem since this was the hours that most of the money were usually made.