Wynncraft Trivia Thread

Today I was going about my business until I remembered the necklace Tenuto exists. I don't do much class building so I don't know lots of gear names, but it sounds vaguely familiar from back when I played an instrument. So I search it up and voila:

A tenuto in music is an indicator that a note should be held for full time or slightly more. This makes sense because as an item, Tenuto has -tiers on it, holding your attack out for longer.

This might be very well known, but I still enjoyed finding it, like a mini easter egg of sorts. What are some fun little bits of Wynn trivia you can find? I'm really curious, so feel free to search for little tidbits like this one if you have some free time.

 

Staccato is another necklace with a similar naming etymology (staccato notes are played short and succinctly)

 

Wealth or Knowledge is based on human decision. People either choose wealth, or use those resources for knowledge

 

Photon (projector) is a massless particle that carries light (I'm sure most people probs know this).
Neutrino is an almost massless particle that is a lepton, just like an electron (or tau or muon).

 

There is sea skipper dialogue referencing "Misadventure on the sea", a short Minecraft series that stars Crafted Movie, Sethbling, and Bashurvekrse, Slamacow, and many other old Minecraft youtubers

The Corkus trailer music is titled "Comedy Pets Electro Swing", and it has been used in other media outside of wynncraft

Maxie's husband is canonically named Moaba according to a forums comment by a builder

 

Pip is a reference to dogs, which exist in the real world

 

What has he done

 

It was a while since i saw it but some mobs have swedish names? And maybe french?

Maybe not trivia but it's fun.

 

Mr Moaba get down!

 

Yes! And although I don't know if it still exists in-game, there is a white (I think) horse in or next to a river in COTL named "Bäckahästen" or something similar. It went really well with the whole 'lost' theme the place has what with the Bäckahäst originating from Scandinavian folklore as a beautiful horse (the horse shape of 'Näcken' who'd lure people in with enchanting music and subsequently drown them) that lured children to ride on it's back into the treacherous water. I remember seeing it once (in-game) and thinking it was just so cool seeing a piece of Scandinavian folklore in a game like Wynncraft!

 

Selchar means villager in Russian - came across this randomly.
It also sounds like sell-car, which is an IRL action consisting of selling a car.

A Gavel is also something from real life - it's the hammer a Judge carries in court.

 

Photons are also one of the only subatomic particles without a separate anti-particle (A particle with the same mass, but opposite charge)

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Selchar is also an anagram of Charles, which I think is Grian's name

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And according to Google Translate, Aseado (Leaf) means neat or tidy in Spanish

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Alkevö (the boss for floor 6 on ToA) is Hungarian for alchemy (Google Translate)

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Edit: Google translate was wrong, and Alkevö does not mean alchemy in Hungarian

 

everyones favorite spear
this is from merriam webster btw

 

that is actually pretty interesting. dual meaning!

Efteling is an amusement park in the Netherlands.

 

@yuuenchi2 boutta spit out the darkest trivia of wynns I swear

 

It’s not actually in hungarian, becouse it would be alkímia. Google translate sadly often struggles with hungarian language.

 

Ok that's nice to know

 

Well they have no charge so they're like neutrons in that case

 

Actually neutrons are made up of two down quarks and one up quark. A photon is a fundamental particle