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On June 24th, three Dutch settlers went on a mission to claim a piece of land for their own. They succeeded by taking over an abandoned village. After two days, six chunks had been claimed and the foundations of the first building, a church, had been laid. Only three days later, the town established first contact thanks to the visit of Novaiz from a distant island. | On June 24th, three Dutch settlers went on a mission to claim a piece of land for their own. They succeeded by taking over an abandoned village. After two days, six chunks had been claimed and the foundations of the first building, a church, had been laid. Only three days later, the town established first contact thanks to the visit of Novaiz, a friendly player from a distant island. | ||
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New-Amsterdam is a small town located in the north of South America. Its settlers are Dutch. The town was founded on top of an abandoned village that was inhabited by English speaking folk.
History
On June 24th, three Dutch settlers went on a mission to claim a piece of land for their own. They succeeded by taking over an abandoned village. After two days, six chunks had been claimed and the foundations of the first building, a church, had been laid. Only three days later, the town established first contact thanks to the visit of Novaiz, a friendly player from a distant island.
Buildings
At the center of town, a church is being built by JuztinVestigium. The estimated time of completion is still unknown.
Expansion
The town of New-Amsterdam is looking to expand. They are happy to join a nation or have people join in. Despite some rumors, they are not trying to expand by conquest or usurpation. On the contrary, the settlers of New-Amsterdam consider themselves guests on the continent of Latin America and they wish to diplomatically blend into its socio-political structure.