Guild Wars 2

Eluveitie.1290:

In any case, the usage of elementals, I don’t believe, is tied to necromancers at all. Probably meaning that nor Verata nor his apprentices are Isgarren. I could be wrong though, since I haven’t reached that part in GW1 since I bought it yet.

You know there are simmilar problems – elementalist can’t summon everlasting elemental yes?
so maybe after many many years of trying and not achieving “holy goal of the cult”some next follower could think something like that: “these are similar problems, I cannot solve one, but maybe If I solve the second, that would give me knowledge etc. to solve my main problem”
so he invented no-dying elemental

Mad Queen Malafide.7512:

Tom Gore.4035:

You sure you’re not talking about the movie Star Trek: Insurrection?

With me not being a Star Trek expert, I will assume you are right, it was probably one of the movies.

It does seem similar doesn’kitten Secret base overlooking a village, studying them. Maybe doing experiments on them (which would explain rumors of people being taken away, and never returning).

It was the Star Trek Next Generation episode, “Who watches the watchmen”.
And the moment I saw the wooden potatoes episode, I thought of the same thing!

Daozang.6408:

It was the Star Trek Next Generation episode, “Who watches the watchmen”.
And the moment I saw the wooden potatoes episode, I thought of the same thing!

Ah, so I was correct after all! Thanks!

Cappy.2786:

A presumably evil wizard lives there so Im not sure about that…

Doesn’t seem evil at all if he’s the reason that little city is still standing because the elementals, which the wizard is claimed to have created, are protecting the people. :P

EDIT: I always suspected there’s some connection to Lazarus The Dire… although at the same time that floating castle has been there since Guild Wars 1. It’s just a flirt with thoughts really though, the Mursaat were my favorite villains in GW.