Cinfras And Ragni Are Opposites?

Am I the only one that has noticed that Cinfras and Ragni look very alike? First off, Cinfras and Ragni have almost an identical setup. Light Forest and Nilva Woods look VERY much identical. Llevigar seems like the opposite Alumj, considering it's white setup that looks very cold and snowy, while as in Alumj, it's in a desert. Olux seems like Rymek, considering the high mountains surrounding the area. Gelibord might be Detlas, as it is next to Light Forest. Lexdale might be Nemract, considering the two have a very beat-up tone to them and mysterious vibe. Dogovi and Molten Heights might be the Roots of Corruption, mainly because as the Roots of Corruptions leads to the nether, Dogovi and Molten Heights look like the nether, and they have a hellish landscape, also same to the Roots of Corruption. This next one is kind of a stretch, but I think that Sky Islands and Nesaak are the opposite. They're both in the same place, (Of course, oppositely, because Nessak is at the edge of the world while Sky Islands are near the middle of it.) And they look somewhat alike. Like I said, a stretch. And finally, Pigmen's Ravines and that gigantic place on the Wynncraft Map that doesn't have a name on it, they both and the opposite of Canyon of the Lost, Thesead, Eltom, Thanos, Rodoroc, etc, etc, I think you get my point. They're the opposite of the mountain landscape behind Cinfras and the Guild Hall. Those are all the connections I've made. What do you guys think?

 

Title: Cinfras and Ragni Are Opposites?
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Pretty sure Cinfras is the Detlas of Gavel, as stated by Grolan himself.

 

I don't know, it just seems like Ragni and Cinfras have very alike setups, their position, how they were built, and also Nivla Woods and Light Forest. It seemed like a match to me.

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I don't mean COMPLETE opposites, I mean like Link Between Worlds kinda stuff, they're different, yet built and made the same, just with different people, quests, etc etc.

 

Well I'd believe that Llevigar is more of a Ragni style, because there is a good open plain symbolizing the emerald trail, it is also the first city you start in when you enter Gavel (if you don't go through the Jofash Docks way) and the plains does lead to the light forest which as you said does show similarities to Nivla, but then again the swamp does contain a good few trees to be somewhat forest like but it doesn't seem to be possible. But if really thought about it Cinfras does show many similarities to Ragni, being it has a massive fort like structure surrounded by mountains and a short plain leading to a forest.

 

Er, I don't believe a lot of what you said makes sense. They seem more like somewhat stretched visual interpretations of what has been built in some places (e.g. Llevigar isn't snowy, as it's just made of quartz; the Nivla Woods and Light Forest look similar simply because they are both forests).

Some connections have been made before, though. Cinfras has been stated to be the "Detlas of Gavel," and Detlas has a sister city, Selchar, in the middle of the ocean. From examination of somewhat hidden details, it appears that Almuj and Nesaak have had a war before. Ragni and Troms are the two "strongholds" in Wynn. And I suppose you could compare things like the Light Forest and Dark Forest, but that's fairly self-explanatory.

You might be able to connect the Molten Heights with the Roots of Corruption, but only if the Molten Heights were created as a result of the Decay; otherwise, it's just appearance. On another note, if you're looking at city layout, Corkus would appear to have a similar one to Ragni and Cinfras.

If all of the interpretations you've made are meant to be based off of visual observations rather than lore or function-based observations, then that's fine; you can disregard this post. However, do note that visual observations often don't lead to anything significant in terms of storyline.

 

I mean... They're both half-circle walled cities, but that's about where the similarities end. Such cities are to be expected in the world of Wynn, because of monsters and such. Cinfras is a half circle to flow with the mountain formation, and Ragni is just like that because it looks nice

Except for the fact that they're completely different. Light Forest is about three times larger, much more open, more fantastical, and generally not really similar. Nivla's dark and cramped and messy.

I guess we're ignoring the fact that Nesaak exists and that Llevigar has nothing to do with being cold or snowy at all, and that white isn't the opposite of yellow. They're both large, rich cities, but that's hardly a connection.

Rymek is in a ravine. Olux is in a swamp near some mountains. This is the biggest stretch so far.

Already dispelled the Nivla = Light Forest thing, but these two are very, very different. Gelibord is practically a pit-stop village over a river. It's miniscule. Detlas is the hub of an entire province.

Really? "x tone, y vibe" is all you've got? That's really not a connection. Nemract is closer to Olux, since they're both in swampy areas.

Have you ever been to Dogovi? It doesn't look hellish itself, it's only the surroundings. As for Molten Heights: it's a bunch of volcanoes. Really though, the Roots of Corruption have more of a dark and corrupted feel than hellish. The only connection here is that they both have lava and red things.

Damn right this is a stretch. Sky Islands sure as hell aren't near the middle of the world. Ice and snow contrast Almuj far better than floating islands. The opposite of Sky Islands would be the Void Islands.

This is the only one that's really meaningful, and even then it's not really much. They're both confusing mazes of ravines, but the scale is completely different. Canyon of the Lost is massive, twisting, and confusing. On the other hand, Pigmen's Ravines have like 4 paths.

Not really

None of these are real connections. The closest you've gotten was still decently far apart, and the furthest was from one end of the universe to the other.

 

Look, I was just speculating on similarities. I wasn't trying to go complete specifics, like, "Light Forest is bigger than Nivla Woods!" Because they clearly have a similar set up. There isn't a reason to be rude about it either.

 

And I responded to that speculation.

You could say that any two forests have a similar setup, it's not really a connection.

Disproving speculation isn't rude.

 

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"None of these are real connections. The closest you've gotten was still decently far apart, and the furthest was from one end of the universe to the other."

 

That's sarcastic, not rude.

 

Sarcasm is rude. .-.

 

Not really ._.

Being sarcastic is to show to someone why this was not a very smart idea/move/... in an "humoristic" (Because not always) way.

Being rude is just saying that something/someone is useless/bad/... without giving any arguments.

 

Sarcasm can come off as rude, though, because when being sarcastic, you may be saying in a humorous way, yet it shows that you have no respect for what they said and that you're clearly making fun of it. That can make someone who said that, feel bad or useless.

 

Just answer back in a sarcastic way or do better next time, everybody do errors when it's their first time ^^

 

True. To be honest, I was really just going off what I saw in the map. I really hadn't been to ANY of those areas. .-.

 

As @<>Flip<> said, So If Cinfras to Ragni are opposites that makes Llevigar to Opposites, Which in both cases I disagree

 

I can see how you say that they are opposites building wise, I never thought about it, however people above see it as gameplay. Thanks for this! :D

 

They aren't that much alike

 

They aren't worlds, they are provinces. You don't need a portal to go to Cinfras to Ragni, like the nether