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Cobiah Marriner's Words to us
Very inspiring indeed. Ty for the translation.
What does he mean by “port” because only asura can make it and hes human so he cant “make” one.
Wonder if he started the Lionguard. He looks the type.
CrSy/LaWz
Tarnished Coast Server (formerly of Kaineng)
Very inspiring indeed. Ty for the translation.
What does he mean by “port” because only asura can make it and hes human so he cant “make” one.
He doesn’t mean port as in asuran gate, port as in a trading port. Ship port, etc.
Fort Marriner (where the WvW portals are) are named after him. You can also find Marriner plaques around Lions Arch
Very inspiring indeed. Ty for the translation.
What does he mean by “port” because only asura can make it and hes human so he cant “make” one.
The usual English meaning. http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/port?s=t
Wonder if he started the Lion guard. He looks the type.
The Lionguard existed 250 years ago, in the original sunken Lion’s Arch. It was a continuation of those who guarded Lion’s Arch originally.
They rebuilt the city and reinstated the guard. There were lion guards in Guild Wars 1 too.
Never made it to LA in GW1, so quite a bit of the history is beyond me. Much of my GW1 experience involved the Nightfall expansion, I should add.
CrSy/LaWz
Tarnished Coast Server (formerly of Kaineng)
“We’ll teach others how to fight against the dead ships using Charr weaponry, Asuran innovation, and Human courage.”
lul he forgot to mention norn and sylvari.
“We’ll teach others how to fight against the dead ships using Charr weaponry, Asuran innovation, and Human courage.”
lul he forgot to mention norn and sylvari.
Did Sylvari exist when he said it? There may have only been twelve of them.
“We’ll teach others how to fight against the dead ships using Charr weaponry, Asuran innovation, and Human courage.”
lul he forgot to mention norn and sylvari.
Did Sylvari exist when he said it? There may have only been twelve of them.
Indeed, they didn’t. If we assume that Cobiah Mariner rebuilt LA pretty soon after the flooding (1219) and the corsairs occupying it (1230), then that still leaves 72 years until the Firstborn start awakening (1302AE). So the pale tree was, at that point, merely a really big tree.
I’m more interested as to why he doesn’t mention Norn. They were pushed south in 1165AE after the awakening of Frosty the Snowdragon, which (to my understanding) broke their “we have to do everything as individuals! no teamwork!” mantra. Is this not true? Did he just leave them out?
“We’ll teach others how to fight against the dead ships using Charr weaponry, Asuran innovation, and Human courage.”
lul he forgot to mention norn and sylvari.
Did Sylvari exist when he said it? There may have only been twelve of them.
Indeed, they didn’t. If we assume that Cobiah Mariner rebuilt LA pretty soon after the flooding (1219) and the corsairs occupying it (1230), then that still leaves 72 years until the Firstborn start awakening (1302AE). So the pale tree was, at that point, merely a really big tree.
I’m more interested as to why he doesn’t mention Norn. They were pushed south in 1165AE after the awakening of Frosty the Snowdragon, which (to my understanding) broke their “we have to do everything as individuals! no teamwork!” mantra. Is this not true? Did he just leave them out?
The norn may have been pushed South into the Shiverpeakes, but that doesn’t mean they had much contact with Kryta, unlike the charr and the Asura who are pretty much there already.
I’d wager the Norn didn’t really integrate themselves quickly into other areas of the world.
“We’ll teach others how to fight against the dead ships using Charr weaponry, Asuran innovation, delicious Norn ale, and Human courage.”
Fixed.
“We’ll teach others how to fight against the dead ships using Charr weaponry, Asuran innovation, delicious Norn ale, and Logan’s courage.”
Fixed.
Just done reading Sea of Sorrows. Explains why it’s “port”
- and why Norn and Sylvari weren’t mentioned.