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[[File:TabWaterfront.png|thumb|The Tabarcan Waterfront]] | [[File:TabWaterfront.png|thumb|The Tabarcan Waterfront]] | ||
Directly along the waterfront sits the town's shops, a small boats dock for easy access to the water and emergency access ladders in case someone falls off the unprotected coastline and into the water. These are dotted with relatively even spacing along the entire town's coastline. | Directly along the waterfront sits the town's shops, a small boats dock for easy access to the water and emergency access ladders in case someone falls off the unprotected coastline and into the water. These are dotted with relatively even spacing along the entire town's coastline. | ||
The Town's shops sell a variety of items, with some government run shops providing basic goods to the town's population. These include the Tabarcan Restaurant, which sells Baked Potatoes and Bread, both from the town's farms, and cooked rabbit, which is obtained from local wildlife. The General Store sells relatively small quantities of starting resources, including several wood types and materials often sought out by new players. Empty shops can also be rented, or purchased, by Tabarcan residents and contain a range of space to sell goods, as well as storage on the second floor. | The Town's shops sell a variety of items, with some government run shops providing basic goods to the town's population. These include the Tabarcan Restaurant, which sells Baked Potatoes and Bread, both from the town's farms, and cooked rabbit, which is obtained from local wildlife. The General Store sells relatively small quantities of starting resources, including several wood types and materials often sought out by new players. Empty shops can also be rented, or purchased, by Tabarcan residents and contain a range of space to sell goods, as well as storage on the second floor. | ||
Behind the town's shops lies the waterfront housing, which while it does not have immediate access to the coastline, is backed onto the stores (with covered alleys separating the two). They provide homes to residence wishing to live in prebuilt homes. | Behind the town's shops lies the waterfront housing, which while it does not have immediate access to the coastline, is backed onto the stores (with covered alleys separating the two). They provide homes to residence wishing to live in prebuilt homes. | ||
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==== The Border Regions ==== | ==== The Border Regions ==== | ||
The town has two primary border regions, with each of its neighbours. | The town has two primary border regions, with each of its neighbours. | ||
The border region with Carthage sees the ground gradually raise to match that of the hilly carthage, however due to incomplete terraforming this is not smooth or complete along the entire border. The flat section of the border region also hosts a large number of birch trees, which provide the town with its supply of birch wood. | The border region with Carthage sees the ground gradually raise to match that of the hilly carthage, however due to incomplete terraforming this is not smooth or complete along the entire border. The flat section of the border region also hosts a large number of birch trees, which provide the town with its supply of birch wood. | ||