Guild Wars 2

Genuinely just a curious question here. I see a lot of these predictions having CD beating NSP in later rounds: (CD v NSP v SoR). Being on NSP, I’ve noticed us coming out ahead of CD in these last 2 match ups and feel that we could beat them without the massive force of HoD skewing both of our tactics.

Is there something I don’t know about CD or my server?

All I can say was it has been a fun night. Even when HoD golem rushed our keep, caught with our pants down :P

(Truce? That’s just silly)

When it comes to the dredge, it seems most of our encounters are with the fringes of their society. We may only see males because they are the workers involved in expanding territory to the surface while female dredge are deeper underground.

My 2 cents

I imagine they wouldn’t bother because they don’t want to make themselves the pact’s next investment. If Bubbles or Kralk move into Orr, the pact may see that as aggressive expansion and suddenly they will be in agreement of which dragon is next.

The dragons are still waking up, and they seem to want to nestle into their new territories a little more.

When it comes to Trahearne, my personal desire is that somewhere in the beginning of the next expansion the Nightmare Court kidnaps him and converts him into nightmare.

At such point, we get the opportunity to kill him.

I don’t always do the jumping puzzle

But when I do, I use knockback skills on high ledges.

My human necromancer is descended from Elonian refugees. Particularly my dervish from GW: Nightfall.

While he is self made and has been able to manipulate his way into nobility, he remains uncertain of the details of his past. He has sociopathic tendencies and while he is willing to help the cause of defeating the elder dragons, his motivations are entirely selfish. He hopes to gain a powerful reputation before enacting his own ploy for domination. Whether or not he will ever find the opportunity is uncertain.

In his spare time, he works with the priory in order to gain knowledge to increase his longevity. so that he may secure a long reign. Or more immediately: live long enough to have the perfect opportunity to strike. He is comparable to Napoleon or Hitler. On a manipulative quest for power.