Land of Labrynna

Lynna City

Lynna City is a prosperous and peaceful town composed of brick houses, overlooked by the looming and ominous Black Tower, built by the order of Queen Ambi long ago. The city is divided by a river flowing from the Nuun Highlands to the north. These areas separated by the river are joined by interconnected bridges. South Lynna, a small area south of the city where a lone Ember Seed Tree stands, connects the city to the South Shore and the southern ocean of Labrynna. To the east of the city lies the Forest of Time.
Lynna Castle

Rolling Ridge

Rolling Ridge is a large mountain range inhabited by Gorons located in the north-eastern part of Labrynna. There is a network of tunnels extending throughout the entire area, where the Gorons reside.

Symmetry Village

As its name would suggest, the entire village is symmetrical, and each inhabitant of the village has their own twin. In the village lies the entrance to Skull Dungeon, home to the fourth Essence of Time. Inside the Middle House, which serves as the town hall for the village, lies the Tuni Nut, the village's sacred symbol that holds the village in balance.

Fairies' Woods

Similar to the Lost Woods in Hyrule, the Fairies' Woods is a long, winding forest that may cause a person to become lost very quickly.

Sea of Storms

The Sea of Storms is a raging section of the oceans of Labrynna. The Sea of Storms is characterized by its violent and unforgiving waters. The sea itself is surrounded by a ring of whirlpools.

Crescent Island

Crescent Island is inhabited uniquely by the reptilian Tokay, a friendly and playful folk, who seem to not have much contact, if any at all, with the outside world. This is likely due to the fact that the island on which they live is almost entirely cut off from the outside world.

Zora Seas

The Zora Seas constitute a vast sea in the land of Labrynna. As the name suggests, the Zora Seas are home to the Zoras (most of which are found within the Zora Village). The Zora Seas are found to the west of the Sea of Storms, from whence the water flows.