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| description = | | aetheryte1 = {{map icon|aetheryte}}[[The Macarenses Angle]] (18.6, 25.8) | ||
| description = A simple aetheryte plaza, the name of which essentially translates as "the land of happiness.” In the days of old, Amaurotines would meet visiting or returning colleagues here, and it was common to see groups lingering in the square, engaged in lively debates. | |||
| description-source = Encyclopaedia Eorzea Volume III, p. 119 | |||
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==Landmarks== | |||
==={{map icon|aetheryte}}[[The Macarenses Angle]]=== | |||
==Facilities== | |||
*{{map icon|aetheryte}} [[Aetheryte]] | |||
*{{map icon|mender}} [[Bureau Reconditioner|Mender]] | |||
*{{map icon|merchant}} [[Bureau Provisioner|Merchant]] | |||
==Trivia== | |||
*[[The Macarenses Angle]] takes its name from the location ''Macarenses'' in [[wikipedia:Thomas More|Thomas More]]'s book [[wikipedia:Utopia (book)|''Utopia'']]. | |||
{{The Tempest areas}} | |||
Latest revision as of 20:12, 6 August 2024
The Macarenses Angle
- Type
- Area
- Zone
- The Tempest
(Norvrandt) - Aetherytes
- The Macarenses Angle (18.6, 25.8)
The Macarenses Angle
“A simple aetheryte plaza, the name of which essentially translates as "the land of happiness.” In the days of old, Amaurotines would meet visiting or returning colleagues here, and it was common to see groups lingering in the square, engaged in lively debates.
— Encyclopaedia Eorzea Volume III, p. 119
The Macarenses Angle is an area in The Tempest, Norvrandt.
Landmarks
The Macarenses Angle
Facilities
Trivia
- The Macarenses Angle takes its name from the location Macarenses in Thomas More's book Utopia.