I’d probably agree with both Euthymias and Urosh, since scariest people to me seen in gw2 so far has been Scarlet and Bria. Though, for different reasons.
Scarlet, minus all the alliances, crazy giant drill ship, and the awakening of Mordy, was a genius, and the level of genius she had was scary. The scariest thing about her, for me, was usually one of the more downplayed accomplishments though, and that was the creations of the steam creatures. She created a race of intelligent self-replicating machines with their own unique technology (which includes stable portals for long distance travel). The steam creatures, if they were allowed to evolve under her watchful eye, could have turned out to be more of a threat than any of the petty alliance she made.
Bria, while not as threatening as Scarlet, is equally as scary since she is an unkillable necromancer of great skill that can easily hide the fact that she’s a ghost. She seems “content” to keep harvesting the souls of Charr cubs, but if she ever decides to venture out beyond her home to cause havoc; she could cause a great deal of it. Just imagine what would happen if she ever got into BC disguised as a regular human. She could cause a lot of death and destruction before being taken down, but she would only reform later to be able to do it all over again.
If we’re counting people we haven’t seen in gw2 yet, I’d probably go with Palawa Joko. He’s used as comic relief, but he’s got to be one of the most dangerous and scariest non-ED beings around at the moment. Like Bria, isn’t basically an unkillable necromancer, but his skills far, FAR, surpasses hers. He can command armies of undead, and he used them to be able to conquer all of Elona. Which in turns gives me ready access to more dead bodies to animate to grow his armies. And last but not least, the ultimate scariest detail about him? He learns from his mistakes. That’s something is usually isn’t present in more villains.
