Guild Wars 2

I was wondering if you could add some new characters in de next update of the game Guildwars 2.
I thought of a dragon slayer of certain elements such as fire or electricity or air.
And maybe it’s even fun to do a dragon as a character.

The word you are looking for is elementalist…

No, I mean a dragonslayer.
A character who is raised by a dragon.
And ultimately, as fate has to slay a dragon.

Read the lore, Dragons are hostile to everything else.

Only dragon that has been ally to the playable races, was Glint.

But Glint was released by the Forgotten, from Kralkatorriks influence. And the Forgotten have not been seen for over 250 years…

This… isn’t Fairy Tail Online.

Also that, only way we get Dragonslayers as you’ve described, are as a name tag and as a hostile NPCs only…

Pretty much like the Golemancers, they’re Asura NPCs with special skills to buff nearby Golems

The answer is no, they can’t add the characters you ask for in the next update. Updates are planned long in advance for one thing, so if they started now you wouldn’t see those characters for at least six months. The story they currently have going was probably planned out more than a year ago.

And it’s not really that interesting or good an idea anyway.

The Elder Dragons are hostile to everything else in Tyria, except their own minions. They’d probably even fight each other if they ever met. The other dragons we’ve seen (mainly in GW1) like Glint and the Saltspray dragons in Cantha are less hostile but still highly unlikely to raise children of other races. It’s unusual for them to even speak to us.

As for the other part of your idea all our characters fight the dragons. If you complete your personal story then you kill one of them and there’s a good chance we will eventually defeat the others too.

Basically GW2 just isn’t the game for that kind of idea. Of the games I know your best chance is a custom module for a DnD game (it’s possible within DnD lore but I’ve not encountered it in a core game) or hoping the rumoured Pern movie is a success and they go on to make a game of it that’s not terrible. (That wouldn’t include characters fighting or killing dragons, but characters raised with and by dragons would be virtually guaranteed.)