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What we do know is that she didn't like receiving gifts from third parties : "What's this? Does Rurik think I care one whit what gift he gives me? What matters is that a gift comes from the heart. That he choose it himself is all I ask. You can put an end to this nonsense at once. I'll have a talk with Osric and Rurik myself!" And she ABHORRED Old Mac's bull.

It's safe with Malyck and Zojja.

I hope they'll introduce Cantha more properly than what they did to the Crystal Desert in PoF. Our introduction to Elona was a real mess: we travelled to Amnoon with the Lionguard and they did nothing relevant in the story after the first five minutes one of our main allies from Central Tyria (Rytlock) appears without any explanation or expectation (his motivation is later revealed in the story but his introduction still felt jarring to me) Palawa Joko, supreme ruler of Elona, was not teased enough in in-game dialogue before our departure

Maybe they're secretly hoping for Jormag to avoid direct confrontation with Primordus and froze "themselves" in ice for centuries.

My issue with the story right now and for some time has been the lack of definition regarding our characters' main goal, and what we have to do in order to achieve it. There don't seem to be a clear distinction between "Preserving Tyria" and "Coping with the Elder Dragons threat" anymore. Do we have to destroy, or negate the threat? One time it seems that balance is the cornerstone of the story, the next time we're back to killing dragons. Aurene's behavior in this chapter further strengthen my interrogations. I don't necessarily hate the story. I just feel confused.

In French, Jormag is referred as "Le dragon des glaces". Jormag is a "he".

Logan is dating someone. That’s huge.

She'll defend Gendarran Fields from a Destroyer attack.Yeah, I just don’t expect any major story beats from her. Maybe the devs will prove me wrong though.Since we’re going to the map that has Vigil Keep as a prominent location, there’s a potential continuation to the Vigil story.

She'll defend Gendarran Fields from a Destroyer attack.

My guess is the truce is set up at the end of the chapter as consequence after the events we play through in whatever story we get Also, people are saying they saw Ryland in there. Is that correct or are people confusing him with Bangar? Ryland is there, you can hear him talk and see him fight with his flamesaw. I believe Councillor Zudo will be part of this release (I noticed her character model). There's a good chance her sister Ludo will be there too.

The only bit we have about other parts of Istan is from First Spear Hakima.

I believe Hyo-Sonn is just a really big Canthan.I also believe that Canthans from the Dragon Empire know how to differentiate their own from Norn.

"The cycle is reborn" at the end of the trailer is a powerful sentence. I, too, believe Kuunavang is talking with an Elder Dragon, the one known as S(omething).

The shards achievement references the work of Taimi's machine, right?

Why was Smodur being a major Bangarhead the whole release?

Cinder is also seen alongside Ryland during the meeting with the legions.

Im okay with this. It tells us we are pretty high up, just not the highest up. It feels like a good balance. that's literally the current situation. The Pact Commander isn't the highest - they're below the Marshal, and on par to dozens of others in ranking. And as of Season 3, it's a title and nothing more, we're not even in the military hierarchy anymore. We aren't the "topest dog" who is practically a god among mere mortals. All of the Commander's deeds are done through teamwork, either with other heroes or with a freakin' dragon. All except when we 1v1 Balthazar :(I would have preferred for him to have been injured a bit by Kralkatorrik before our arrival to justify our win.I don't think we would’ve finish him without Aurene.

The second screen is in Cragstead, @Sajuuk Khar.1509

Regardless of what EOTN did to flesh out the Charr, the dynamics of the Human race in Central Tyria was already known and GW2 is true to it: Ascalon was a lost cause while Kryta was, and still is, the most sustainable kingdom in the continent. In 1325 AE, Ascalon is a cursed land operated by the Charr for generations. What would be the point to reclaim the fallen human kingdom if your perspective is:-at worst, getting crushed by the overwhelming force of the Charr?-at best, getting the honor to endlessly fight your ancestors?

"The Great Traveler" Rytlock is too controversial among his fellow Charrs to be considered as potential Khan-Ur, in my opinion.

Human characters in Guild Wars Eye of the North had the possibility to be blessed by the Spirits of the Wild.

Path of Fire deals a lot with "Faith", a concept that is human focused in itself. You may not have liked the direction ArenaNet took with it, but it is a testament of the human-centric nature of that expansion.

Last thing we know, Jhavi Jorasdottir is one of the top military figures in the Vigil. Why would she leave her duty and join Braham’s guild, even temporarily?

I know throwbacks to Zhaitan's campaign aren't exactly ArenaNet's forte, but it would be neat to see Fibharr's crew there.