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{{Town|title1 = Varna|image1 = 2019- | {{Town|title1 = Varna|image1 = 2019-03-27 21.06.47.png|caption1 = Varna as seen from the road from Turnovo|mayor = Diamond191 (since April 2019) , Cheeseknife (Nov-Apr, 2018-19)|nation = Bulgaria|founder(s) = Bulgarian, English|religion = Orthodoxy|foundation_date = November 14th, 2018|chunks_(town_area) = November 14th, 2018|population = <10}} | ||
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Varna is notable for its uniform rustic style of buildings, pastoral fields of crops, its proximity to the Black Sea, and the presence of several 1:1 scale builds of real life buildings and warships | Varna is notable for its uniform rustic style of buildings, pastoral fields of crops, its proximity to the Black Sea, and the presence of several 1:1 scale builds of real life buildings and warships | ||
== History == | |||
Varna was first settled in the early days of the Bulgarian empire, with its first manmade structure being the neo-Byzantine styled Varna Orthodox Church. It has undergone slow expansion since then, gradually increasing in size and population, thanks to there being few conflicts taking place in the area. | |||
The only notable battles that have taken place in the vicinity of Varna were an ISIS incursion into the Dobruja region in February, north of Varna, which was eventually driven back with Byzantine aid, as well as the multiple sieges of Constantinople. Although the sieges were generally destructive, fighting rarely spilled over into Varna due to Bulgaria's absolute neutral position in the conflict | |||
[[File:2019-03-27 21.06.00.png|thumb|290x290px|Aerial view of Varna Square]] | |||
To the immediate north of Varna is Romanian land, and a border line has been agreed upon, based on the real Bulgaria-Romania border, adjusted to fit into map chunks | |||
As of recently, Varna (and Bulgaria) has entered a period of inactivity, due to many of its older members emigrating to new regions. Varna was turned over to its second mayor, Diamond191 in April 2019, after a period of training as the town's counsillor. In a departure from traditions, the town is currently being renovated to a more modern appearance. | |||
== Notable sights and buildings == | |||
A prominent structure in Varna is the Bulgarian Navy Headquarters building, seen on the town square. It is based on the real building of the same name, found on Preslavski Street #16, Varna. Also on the square is a small dome shaped gazebo, a replica of the old nation center of Bulgaria, made of some of the original materials. At one point, this structure was the oldest structure in the entire Balkan area. Finally, to the south of the town is a 1:1 scale Sierra-I class nuclear attack submarine. | |||
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Description
Varna was founded in November 14, 2018 by Cheeseknife, with financial help from SimonthecrafterI and Habstrakkt. The town's objective was to secure Bulgaria's coastline on the Black Sea, to link up with Turnovo, as well as to expand to Bulgaria's modern national borders, with the possibility of including the Silistra and Burgas areas in the future
Varna is notable for its uniform rustic style of buildings, pastoral fields of crops, its proximity to the Black Sea, and the presence of several 1:1 scale builds of real life buildings and warships
History
Varna was first settled in the early days of the Bulgarian empire, with its first manmade structure being the neo-Byzantine styled Varna Orthodox Church. It has undergone slow expansion since then, gradually increasing in size and population, thanks to there being few conflicts taking place in the area.
The only notable battles that have taken place in the vicinity of Varna were an ISIS incursion into the Dobruja region in February, north of Varna, which was eventually driven back with Byzantine aid, as well as the multiple sieges of Constantinople. Although the sieges were generally destructive, fighting rarely spilled over into Varna due to Bulgaria's absolute neutral position in the conflict
To the immediate north of Varna is Romanian land, and a border line has been agreed upon, based on the real Bulgaria-Romania border, adjusted to fit into map chunks
As of recently, Varna (and Bulgaria) has entered a period of inactivity, due to many of its older members emigrating to new regions. Varna was turned over to its second mayor, Diamond191 in April 2019, after a period of training as the town's counsillor. In a departure from traditions, the town is currently being renovated to a more modern appearance.
Notable sights and buildings
A prominent structure in Varna is the Bulgarian Navy Headquarters building, seen on the town square. It is based on the real building of the same name, found on Preslavski Street #16, Varna. Also on the square is a small dome shaped gazebo, a replica of the old nation center of Bulgaria, made of some of the original materials. At one point, this structure was the oldest structure in the entire Balkan area. Finally, to the south of the town is a 1:1 scale Sierra-I class nuclear attack submarine.