Is Wynncraft's Story Worth Paying Attention To?

I recently started playing wynncraft and up until now I never paid any attention to the story, and now I'm wondering if it's worth paying attention to.

 

It’s very worth it

 

Yes, it is the best part of Wynncraft

 

Yes, it is very interesting and worth it

 

The story/lore is the most intresting part of the game to me, while it can be a bit confusing it's definitely pretty cool.

 

I think it's subjective - in contrast to a lot of other people on this thread, it's one of the parts of the game I care about the least. Like any story, it's up to you whether or not you like it. But I'd definitely at least give it a try, looking for Secret Discoveries and doing quests (especially ones related to dungeons) should give you a good idea of whether or not it interests you.

 

Yes, it’s a good story

 

You should at least pay attention to the lore revealed in quests; served discoveries also give decent xp making them a reasonable levelling choice instead of grinding.

 

The story is a bit confusing but it's so interesting!! Some of the side-quests have quite funny storylines too and they're very enjoyable to play through:)

After dungeon runs with friends, quests are the best thing in the game in my opinion!

Is there like a megathread or something about the story/lore of the provinces?

 

You can find a lot of lore in Nemract's Bar of you're interested.

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Yeah, the lore and storyline is great! It's the driving force behind you throughout the game, and it's very fun to play through and experience!

 

The wiki has a timeline, and each place has its own page. There's no complete thing of lore, but you can study secret discoveries and whatnot.

 

Here is a video of the Wynncraft timeline by @ditsario

Spoiler: Cool Video

 

It's like ditsario says:
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN THE LORE AND WIKI???
you answer.

 

Wynncraft is the Skyrim of Minecraft. It's not the most popular option in the world (GTA V/Hypixel), but the lore is incomparably better, and I personally read as much as I can.