Tangora for Minecraft

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Tangora

A visual map – a small vanilla-style town built of quartz and other snow-white blocks. The buildings aren’t particularly elaborated or detailed, but such a town will perfectly fit into any survival mode, but for its color palette.

The town is rather large and with a claim to uniqueness. Despite being hardly detailed, the buildings still look pretty, and most importantly – they perfectly fit into the surrounding landscape, not overwhelming with their monumental size and contrasts. It is easy to imagine it full of peasants doing their usual routine, golems, and cats. Most of the buildings are absolutely functional, as in any vanilla village. The town has stables, farms, vegetable gardens with seedlings, and many profession blocks. As well as ordinary houses for residents with beds and chests.

The only thing that makes the town really unique is its color palette. Here, you can see shades of white in literally every detail, because, according to the author of the map, this town was initially created for elves from a particular book universe. However, the process went wrong, and the author was disappointed in his work, but decided to keep its name.

Unlike similar visual maps, this map is peculiar due to the inner decorations of the buildings. No, you won’t find anything super unique – just a couple of functional blocks, chests, beds, and a couple of paintings. But this is already much more than just empty buildings, and you can feel free to accommodate any residents you need in the town if you want. There’s more than enough space for this, as well as initial resources for survival.

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