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To the west of the town lies the Genoese town of Annaba, which was formally the capital of a nation of the same name. The two are connected via an underground tunnel that starts in the Tabarcan town hall and ends near Annaba's town spawn. | To the west of the town lies the Genoese town of Annaba, which was formally the capital of a nation of the same name. The two are connected via an underground tunnel that starts in the Tabarcan town hall and ends near Annaba's town spawn. | ||
The town itself sits on a moulded plain before rising into the desert that dominates much of North Africa. Along the coast, the town sits above sea level with deepslate sea walls protecting the coastline. | The town itself sits on a moulded plain before rising into the desert that dominates much of North Africa. Along the coast, the town sits above sea level with deepslate sea walls protecting the coastline. | ||
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==== Town Square ==== | ==== Town Square ==== | ||
[[File:TabEntrance.png|thumb|Main Entrance to Tabarca's Town Square]] | |||
The town square hosts a fountain in the center, and is surrounded by buildings on all sides, with two archways allowing entry and exit. The buildings on the vertical rows host homes, some vacant and some occupied, as well as an enchantment room. All these buildings can be accessed from the town square or from its exterior. There are four larger buildings along the town square, all of which are accessible via doors in the archways. | The town square hosts a fountain in the center, and is surrounded by buildings on all sides, with two archways allowing entry and exit. The buildings on the vertical rows host homes, some vacant and some occupied, as well as an enchantment room. All these buildings can be accessed from the town square or from its exterior. There are four larger buildings along the town square, all of which are accessible via doors in the archways. | ||