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Aurfaen - Light in the Darkness - Child of the Cycle of Dawn

Soloryen - The Golden - Child of the Cycle of Noon

Luncarys - The Demolisher - Child of the Cycle of Dusk

Nyllium - Dark Traveler - Child of the Cycle of Night

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i hope anet continues with the idea that map events lead to the meta, instead of relying on a timer system.

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Guild Wars 2, Shadow in the Ice Aurene in Eye of the North

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mesmer-dragon again <3

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everyone give Emyr a kissie, she deserves it (ɔ˘ ³ ˘)♥

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Aurfaen

Back to her original violett/pink look

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Lior De Lavey - In Lyssas Grace

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Guild Wars 2, Shadow in the Ice Aurene in Eye of the North

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I picked GW2 up again………………. for the…. gameplay

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Lior de Lavey, The Bloodstone Reaper.

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            •  •  • E Y J A  •  K I N S L A Y E R  •  •  • the paths I walk are empty; I carved them clean myself.

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Woah woah more salads

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New Kaineng Part 1!

I cannot believe this is guild wars 2 dkjfhadlskj

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GW1 (2005) // GW2 (2017)

Elon Riverlands (Part 1)

Ancient pillars leading the way to the Hall of Ascension might be the least changed area of the entire game. It was old and weathered when we first found it, and it remains so. A couple of centuries is not much difference for the marked pilgrimage route and its high-walled destination.

The hall itself is part Branded, as are the riverlands to the east. Josso Essher, a Forgotten who developed the ritual that freed Glint from Kralkatorrik’s control and dedicated himself to guarding her legacy, remains in the hall as a Branded champion, turned to Kralkatorrik’s will after dedicating his life to the rebellion against him.

The Flameseeker Prophecies, predictions of times yet to pass made by Glint after her unshackling, are protected in the hall.

“Yet again, I must ask: why is this simple decryption task taking you so long?” “Responding—to—incessant—queries—interrupts—decryption—progress.” “Ah. So as usual, this is somehow my fault?” “Please—clarify: is—that—another—query?”