Guild Wars 2

JPs have been a pain for me since the update. Any puzzle where falling is part of the puzzle causes me to go into an endless loop of falling – in Troll’s End JP this killed me, since it was refusing to let me jump to break the cycle (which is the only way I’ve found so far).

With JPs as part of the current monthly, this is -really- annoying.

Or it could be that Sylvari have their own brand of corruption – the Nightmare Court. Since that can be forced on a Sylvari and cannot be undone.

Warband Support is also incredibly useful on skill challenges that are a Veteran plus companions. It keeps you from taking all the damage on less robust classes, giving you time to kill everything.

Both names, Veeda and Zyllia, definitely suit. They sound Asuran and feminine both. (Also, I have a fondness for names that use uncommon letters.)

My Asuran ladies are:
Rrini – the most diabolical-looking Asuran necromancer I could create.
Quonna – Engineer, and adorable-looking in ways Rrini would never be.

My first charr I coloured like a snow leopard, which is my favourite cat. So I used the light grey with dark grey rosettes. (So nearly white, but not quite.)

My second is black with a lighter grey on throat/arms.

My third I went weird and made him a deep chocolate brown with topaz stripes. (The really thin ones, so he doesn’t look that tigery.)

I think it all comes down to preference, and as said, white does make many armour colours pop.

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I too, just paid for gems tonight, and haven’t received them despite being charged for them. I want my extra character slots.

As soon as my partner told me: “There is a race of big horned cats.” when we were first looking at getting GW2, I decided I was going to play one. I have alt-itis and like to play every race/profession for storyline reasons, but the Charr were my first pick by far for aesthetics and culture.

You get points for adorable and for the modeling after the doll – 8/10 (because those plushies are adorable). It’s kind of a silly name for serious Charr business, though – 3/10 for fitting into the theme.

My charr is named Taag Shadowstalker – clever thief of the Ash Legion and recent inductee into the Order of Whispers (what else?). He has a half-brother in the Blood Legion (my partner’s Charr, Varr Bloodstone), and strives to get out from under the shadow of having had a Flame Legion shaman for his father. He’s charming to a fault, using his silver tongue to get him out of trouble – or occasionally into it when his blades need some action.