Something does not add up ...
IIRC it’s built atop Rin which was a major city in Ascalon.
Rin was the captail city in GW1.
ok, maybe I mis-understood.
WP makes a lot of mistakes, so him having a mis-speak isn’t unlikely. But as Techstriker and Killul said, the Black Citadel was built over Rin, the second capital of Ascalon (after Drascir fell, Rin became the capital until its fall). You can even find an area in the Black Citadel to the south dubbed “Ruins of Rin” – the ruin placement is actually pretty accurate to their placement in GW1.
Stop treating GW2 as a single story. Each Season and expansion should be their own story.
WP makes a lot of mistakes, so him having a mis-speak isn’t unlikely. But as Techstriker and Killul said, the Black Citadel was built over Rin, the second capital of Ascalon (after Drascir fell, Rin became the capital until its fall). You can even find an area in the Black Citadel to the south dubbed “Ruins of Rin” – the ruin placement is actually pretty accurate to their placement in GW1.
Where abouts was Dracscir?
It’d be off the map just above Blazeridge Steppes – the only Ascalonian city struck by the Dragonbrand, ironically enough. If my placement deduction’s right, at least.
Stop treating GW2 as a single story. Each Season and expansion should be their own story.
Here’s something visual: http://i1.minus.com/i5ehlTmJSkaYv.jpg
- Piken Square, [REN][DKAL]
ok, maybe I mis-understood.
It’s a little bit confusing because most people (understandably) think that Ascalon City was the past capital of Ascalon, but actually Rin was.
Sort of like almost everyone thinks the capital of New York State is New York City, but it’s not – it’s Albany.
So you were correct that the Black Citadel was built over the old Ascalonian capital city… that just isn’t Ascalon City.
You have just blown my mind
Ps. Ty Konig for the info.