Nova:Iceland: Difference between revisions

>ItsUlok
No edit summary
>ItsUlok
Line 96: Line 96:


===[[File:iconpapiroca.png]] <u>Papiroca</u>===
===[[File:iconpapiroca.png]] <u>Papiroca</u>===
'''Legendary builder.'''
This player founded the legendary Icelandic fortress - Hoffel. The fortress became the de facto capital of Iceland for a long time. However, as is often the case, almost nothing is known about the reign of this king, whose merits have been imprinted on the history of Iceland for a long time. He became king due to Toadally's inactivity. We can definitely say that Papiroca did not plan to become king. When he became one, his interest in the server had already faded. Despite the enormous influence on the island, the fortress did not compete in spheres of influence with Reykjavik. On the contrary, the economic and transport links between the two towns were extremely close. However, it should be borne in mind that these were still two different towns, both in mentality and in architecture. Hoffel achieved such successes that almost no other town on the Iceland has achieved after it. Hoffel had a large number of inhabitants for that time, about 30-40 people. Absolutely every chunk of the town was explored and built up. The colossal structure of the central tower (we assume that it served as a lighthouse) leaves no one indifferent to this day. The architecture of the Hoffel has given the appearance of Iceland for many years after itself.
This player founded the legendary Icelandic fortress - Hoffel. The fortress became the de facto capital of Iceland for a long time. However, as is often the case, almost nothing is known about the reign of this king, whose merits have been imprinted on the history of Iceland for a long time. He became king due to Toadally's inactivity. We can definitely say that Papiroca did not plan to become king. When he became one, his interest in the server had already faded. Despite the enormous influence on the island, the fortress did not compete in spheres of influence with Reykjavik. On the contrary, the economic and transport links between the two towns were extremely close. However, it should be borne in mind that these were still two different towns, both in mentality and in architecture. Hoffel achieved such successes that almost no other town on the Iceland has achieved after it. Hoffel had a large number of inhabitants for that time, about 30-40 people. Absolutely every chunk of the town was explored and built up. The colossal structure of the central tower (we assume that it served as a lighthouse) leaves no one indifferent to this day. The architecture of the Hoffel has given the appearance of Iceland for many years after itself.