Guild Wars 2

I think we should have a fractal that shows us why Chauncey von Snuffles didn’t get first place. He was robbed!

SoapandMirrors.4069:

I think we should have a fractal that shows us why Chauncey von Snuffles didn’t get first place. He was robbed!

The winner’s owner had a nice rack. We are talking about Lord Faren here…

It was because Faren choose a different cat as winner, and then had to run away from the enraged crowd who had Chauncey as favourite, and ended up in Southsun without money and clothes… begging for help from Kasmeer.

So we could have a fractal were we chase Lord Faren all the way from DR to Southsun.

It may be fun having a fractal related to the Sinking of Orr. A portion of Arah may be shown how it was in its whole glory before being destructed while we may fight at the side of Lupicus before he became a risen.

Bau Bau.7389:

It may be fun having a fractal related to the Sinking of Orr. A portion of Arah may be shown how it was in its whole glory before being destructed while we may fight at the side of Lupicus before he became a risen.

We could see a glimpse of an unsunken Orr is we vote for Evon Gnashblade!

What happened to Evennia back in GW1 since they didn’t want to tell the story back then. No cookies for you ArenaNet! >:C

TriggerSad.2597:

Bau Bau.7389:

It may be fun having a fractal related to the Sinking of Orr. A portion of Arah may be shown how it was in its whole glory before being destructed while we may fight at the side of Lupicus before he became a risen.

We could see a glimpse of an unsunken Orr is we vote for Evon Gnashblade!

Hmm probably not. We see the location Abaddon fell in Nightfall and it is in the southern section of what would have been the Crystal Sea (in GW1 known as the Desolation), so it isn’t actually all that close to Arah.

eyelogix.1654:

What happened to Evennia back in GW1 since they didn’t want to tell the story back then. No cookies for you ArenaNet! >:C

I totally forgot about that. They totally foreshadowed something important but never followed up.