Guild Wars 2

I see people referring to waypoints and what I guess are bosses, but I have no idea where they are and the wiki seems to have to answers except for the Giant Boar.

What you’re experiencing here is the so called “Queensdale Champ Train * choo choo *”
That means, a large group of players, also called ‘zerg’, follow a certain rotation of champions around the zone to gain easy EXP, Karma and loot with very little effort.

The Boar spawns north of the Point of interest ‘Hunting Lodge’
The Troll spawns in a cave close to the waypoint ‘Vale’
The Spider spawns up on the hill south of the ‘Hunting Lodge’
The Oakheart/Oak spawns directly at the Point of interest ‘Greatheart weald’ near the Waypoint ‘Phinney’
The Bandit spawns inside of the Bandithaunt Caverns near the Vista there.
And the wasp that is sometimes done too in the forest between the ‘hunting lodge’ and the waypoint ’Ojon’s lumbermill’

but I wouldn’t exactly recommend following this train as a new player, it’s very boring, you see little of the world and you won’t learn to play your class as good as if you explore the world the normal way.

Thank you very much, I appreciate you taking the time to answer

Justdeifyme said it all except for one thing — your thread title. The “boar’s walk” is a reference to someone triggering the champion boar by talking to the hunter who wants its head. He and his assistant walk into the woods and after a minute or two of that the boar spawns. The zerg waits at the spawn point and alert people in map chat that the walk has begun so stragglers can rush over.

Most people spawn to the Lumber yard waypoint in Queens Forest (because a Champ Wasp spawns between there and the hunting lodge). Also, the Boar spawns East and North of the Hunting Lodge, so that waypoint is the closest to the actual spawn (Zerg waits on most Eastern hill just south of the waterway between Eastern Divinity Dam lake and the lake just west of Beetletun).

If you are over LVL 75, the Champ train in Frostgorge Sound is much more profitable.

I also agree that if you are just learning the game, following a Champ Zerg is not the best way to learn how to play or explore the world in general.