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==== '''''Bunkeren''''' ==== | ==== '''''Bunkeren''''' ==== | ||
Although the interior of the bunker | Although the interior of the bunker seems very unappealing, it was designated the protected site status by the town of Kalmar for its symbolism of the strength, humility and resilience of all Kalmarians, past, current and future. It represents a beacon of hope for the revitalisation for the Kalmar Union and the end to all wanton foreign aggression towards the union. | ||
Bunkeren was constructed in the era of | Bunkeren was constructed in the era of | ||
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The Kalmar Museet was repurposed from the dilapidated towers of Kalmar, which was raided and pillaged by individuals from various nations during the fall of Kalmar on the 4th of February 2020. The pillaging of the towers also unveiled a lost storage room (which was raided of its valuables). The internal structure of the tower is reconstructed to fit the needs of the Kalmar Museet. The first level of the Kalmar Museet contains artefacts from the different periods of Kalmar’s existence since the 9th of January 2020, as well as a brief history of Kalmar. | The Kalmar Museet was repurposed from the dilapidated towers of Kalmar, which was raided and pillaged by individuals from various nations during the fall of Kalmar on the 4th of February 2020. The pillaging of the towers also unveiled a lost storage room (which was raided of its valuables). The internal structure of the tower is reconstructed to fit the needs of the Kalmar Museet. The first level of the Kalmar Museet contains artefacts from the different periods of Kalmar’s existence since the 9th of January 2020, as well as a brief history of Kalmar. | ||
The second level of the Kalmar Museet contains a small dining table, however plans are made to change the second level of the tower into a regional museum. | The second level of the Kalmar Museet contains a small dining table, however, plans are made to change the second level of the tower into a regional museum. | ||
The second level of the Kalmar Museet now houses the original banners of the NUGGET64 shop (demolished), which was graciously donated to the town of Kalmar by MaxFI of Finland. | The second level of the Kalmar Museet now houses the original banners of the NUGGET64 shop (demolished), which was graciously donated to the town of Kalmar by MaxFI of Finland. | ||
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==== '''''Katedralen av Kalmar''''' ==== | ==== '''''Katedralen av Kalmar''''' ==== | ||
The Kalmarian Cathedral was constructed in the early days of Kalmar, a period before May of 2019 by Oiad, the first mayor of Kalmar. Since the building was mostly left unmodified for a period of 9 months or so, some blocks inside Katedralen av Kalmar is glitched, such as the torch found at the entrance of the Kalmarian Cathedral. The architecture had sustained minor damage during the pillage of Kalmar during its fall, however most traces of damage has been restored. | The Kalmarian Cathedral was constructed in the early days of Kalmar, a period before May of 2019 by Oiad, the first mayor of Kalmar. Since the building was mostly left unmodified for a period of 9 months or so, some blocks inside Katedralen av Kalmar is glitched, such as the torch found at the entrance of the Kalmarian Cathedral. The architecture had sustained minor damage during the pillage of Kalmar during its fall, however, most traces of damage has been restored. | ||
A new bell hangs above the stand located at the end of the Cathedral. On the bell imprints the names of the Kalmarians who made Kalmar (or the Kalmar Union), what it is today. Moreover, items from several of these individuals are hanged on the bell. | A new bell hangs above the stand located at the end of the Cathedral. On the bell imprints the names of the Kalmarians who made Kalmar (or the Kalmar Union), what it is today. Moreover, items from several of these individuals are hanged on the bell. | ||
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[[ENLS]], the second Prime Minister of the Kalmar Union | [[ENLS]], the second Prime Minister of the Kalmar Union | ||
• | • ENLS' S.S. Atlantic is on display on the bell of the Kalmar Cathedral | ||
[[_CrA6914]], the third Prime Minister of the Kalmar Union | [[_CrA6914]], the third Prime Minister of the Kalmar Union | ||
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==== '''''Lagringssted''''' ==== | ==== '''''Lagringssted''''' ==== | ||
Arguably one of the largest storage in the whole of Scandinavia, it holds an impressive 190 double chests and 24 barrels. It is fit into a housing unit on land. It is built as a replacement for the now defunct and demolished automated sorting machine constructed by Oiad. During its construction, the Bunker was also uncovered tucked away underneath the architecture. This structure was completed on the 7th of March 2020 under the second administration of Kalmar. | Arguably one of the largest storage in the whole of Scandinavia, it holds an impressive 190 double chests and 24 barrels. It is fit into a housing unit on land. It is built as a replacement for the now-defunct and demolished automated sorting machine constructed by Oiad. During its construction, the Bunker was also uncovered tucked away underneath the architecture. This structure was completed on the 7th of March 2020 under the second administration of Kalmar. | ||
== Notable People == | == Notable People == | ||
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==== '''''RockonJerry''''' ==== | ==== '''''RockonJerry''''' ==== | ||
RockonJerry is considered to be the official architect of Kalmar and the first builder of Kalmar during the administration of Oiad, and is credited to have constructed the town centre and | RockonJerry is considered to be the official architect of Kalmar and the first builder of Kalmar during the administration of Oiad, and is credited to have constructed the town centre and is the first builder of Kalmar. Although he is unknown to many including those in the town of Kalmar, his name lives on in the Names of the Righteous in the Kathedral av Kalmar. | ||
== Declassified Materials / Archive == | == Declassified Materials / Archive == | ||
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''Article 1:'' | ''Article 1:'' | ||
This article stipulates that in the event the town of Kalmar is being sieged, all forms of gold and other precious materials found in the town ( | This article stipulates that in the event the town of Kalmar is being sieged, all forms of gold and other precious materials found in the town (regardless of possession; civilians or regional government) will be relocated and stored in the safe vault located in the Kalmar Subway Station for no minimum duration, and can be withdrawn when: | ||
# The siege of Kalmar tilts in the favour of the aggressor, and the gold will be bound for an uncaptured allied town, where it is stored temporarily until Kalmar is liberated. | # The siege of Kalmar tilts in the favour of the aggressor, and the gold will be bound for an uncaptured allied town, where it is stored temporarily until Kalmar is liberated. | ||
# The siege of Kalmar ends in favour of Kalmar and her allies. | # The siege of Kalmar ends in favour of Kalmar and her allies. | ||
The power, bestowed by the article in the defence statement, has to be ratified by at least three- | The power, bestowed by the article in the defence statement, has to be ratified by at least three-fourths of the council of Kalmar to be in effect. | ||
''Article 2:'' | ''Article 2:'' | ||
This article stipulates that in the event of a failure to defend Kalmar from a siege, and occupation is imminent, the following actions are advised to be taken: | This article stipulates that in the event of a failure to defend Kalmar from a siege, and occupation is imminent, the following actions are advised to be taken: | ||
# Destruction of the Kalmar Government Hall and bridges to deny | # Destruction of the Kalmar Government Hall and bridges to deny Siegers access from key infrastructure remaining (to disconnect the reinforced Borgholm Castle from the mainland). | ||
# After Kalmar’s gold is successfully relocated, the immediate and total destruction of railways leading to other towns. | # After Kalmar’s gold is successfully relocated, the immediate and total destruction of railways leading to other towns. | ||
# Destruction of farms and resources. | # Destruction of farms and resources. | ||
# Destruction of city reinforced walls (excluding the reinforced walls of Borgholm Castle). | # Destruction of the city reinforced walls (excluding the reinforced walls of Borgholm Castle). | ||
# Relocation of official (governmental) records/agreements to an underground facility. | # Relocation of the official (governmental) records/agreements to an underground facility. | ||
''The Kalmar Forsvar Erklæring has been shelved on the 14th of March 2020 by the then administration of Kalmar for the confirmation of no war plugins by Felix months back.'' | ''The Kalmar Forsvar Erklæring has been shelved on the 14th of March 2020 by the then administration of Kalmar for the confirmation of no war plugins by Felix months back.'' | ||
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== Factions == | == Factions == | ||
The town of Kalmar owns the faction of 'Norway' in the factions | The town of Kalmar owns the faction of 'Norway' in the factions server. The faction is currently highly inactive and there are no plans to revive the faction on the server. Kalmar has constructed two bases, once which has since been raided since its conception while the other remains undamaged. The faction of Norway has been left inactive as its members, after the 19th of June 2019, decided to create a Minecraft Realms server and play on there instead. | ||
==== '''History''' ==== | ==== '''History''' ==== | ||
''<nowiki/>'With the opening of factions, several of Kalmar’s most active residents moved over to start anew in factions (as by this time, Fix mentioned that a war plugin was not going to be introduced for fear of ‘boxed towns’, which refers to a traditional factions base without any houses or facilities a town would possess). Norway then became one of the most successful factions on the server (early days) before being relentlessly raided by another faction known as Sidorak, led by Taiihou. They made use of nether portals and minecarts in TNT to barge into the Manchurian base of Norway, essentially destroying many of Norway’s chests and supplies. This caused Norway to decide to shift to far-east Siberia, to get far away from Sidorak, which was at the other side of the world (off the world map off Hawaii). Remnants of the first base of Norway can be found in Manchuria, China (refer below for image), where a large stone wall, about five | ''<nowiki/>'With the opening of factions, several of Kalmar’s most active residents moved over to start anew in factions (as by this time, Fix mentioned that a war plugin was not going to be introduced for fear of ‘boxed towns’, which refers to a traditional factions base without any houses or facilities a town would possess). Norway then became one of the most successful factions on the server (early days) before being relentlessly raided by another faction known as Sidorak, led by Taiihou. They made use of nether portals and minecarts in TNT to barge into the Manchurian base of Norway, essentially destroying many of Norway’s chests and supplies. This caused Norway to decide to shift to far-east Siberia, to get far away from Sidorak, which was at the other side of the world (off the world map off Hawaii). Remnants of the first base of Norway can be found in Manchuria, China (refer below for image), where a large stone wall, about five blocks thick, surrounds a small obsidian base.' [This excerpt is adapted from 'The History of Kalmar, Volume 1' that can be found in the Kalmar Museet in Towny]'' | ||
After the shift to far-east Siberia, Norway invented a simple device that permanently prevented the random spawning of Nether Portals, by resetting the portal blocks when it is destroyed by TNT minecarts in order to ward off Sidorak. However, around this time, most of Norway’s faction members decided to play on a private Minecraft Realms server, leaving the faction of Norway inactive and deserted. As of the 21st of March 2020, no other faction has managed to break into Norway’s far-east Siberia base. | After the shift to far-east Siberia, Norway invented a simple device that permanently prevented the random spawning of Nether Portals, by resetting the portal blocks when it is destroyed by TNT minecarts in order to ward off Sidorak. However, around this time, most of Norway’s faction members decided to play on a private Minecraft Realms server, leaving the faction of Norway inactive and deserted. As of the 21st of March 2020, no other faction has managed to break into Norway’s far-east Siberia base. | ||
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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
↣ Kalmar owns a faction under the name ‘Norway’ on the factions | ↣ Kalmar owns a faction under the name ‘Norway’ on the factions server. It was led by DittyDitto, before the faction became inactive and leadership was transferred to Dalalius. It is located in far-east Siberia, with its first base found in Manchuria. | ||
[[File:BAADD1C9-3EC9-4EC0-8769-665CEFCE2DC7.jpeg|thumb|269x269px|Aerial view of the Manchurian base built by Norway in Factions, dated 13 March 2020.]] | [[File:BAADD1C9-3EC9-4EC0-8769-665CEFCE2DC7.jpeg|thumb|269x269px|Aerial view of the Manchurian base built by Norway in Factions, dated 13 March 2020.]] | ||
<gallery></gallery>↣ Kalmar was in possession of 501G before it fell on the 4th of February 2020. | <gallery></gallery>↣ Kalmar was in possession of 501G before it fell on the 4th of February 2020. | ||