Curse

Fangclaw · Jan 31, 2008, 08:59 PM // 20:59

Anyone has a theory of what happens to Evennia after we kill Markis in the Iron Mines of Moladune?

I havent got a clue where she's gone to...

Is she gone back to Kryta with The Shining Blade? GW:EN's manual says The White Mantle and The Shining Blade are in civil war in Kryta so is this possible?

Blu · Jan 31, 2008, 09:26 PM // 21:26

She is most likely helping restore balance to Kryta or something like that.

Alex Dimitri · Jan 31, 2008, 09:37 PM // 21:37

She got married and have three kids :P !

Tatile · Jan 31, 2008, 09:48 PM // 21:48

I think she went back to the Shining Blade in Kryta or possibly moved a contingent down into the Asuran areas. I guess you could always ask Hayda...

Valeria · Jan 31, 2008, 10:54 PM // 22:54

well she is back in Denravi when the Titans appear there. guess she is still busy there.

Free Runner · Feb 01, 2008, 12:14 AM // 00:14

Last we hear from Evennia is at Denravi. Livia makes mention of her saying shes nothing like her which sounds like shes still alive. I guess it was just a massive oversight by Anet not to add Evennia to the game again.

Mark Nevermiss · Feb 01, 2008, 02:54 AM // 02:54

Last person you want to ask about anything is Hayda. She calls Livia a harlot LOL.

Longasc · Feb 01, 2008, 05:22 PM // 17:22

Regarding Mark's comment, we have many more instances where the Shining Blade has internal struggles and different viewpoints. The Shining Blade does not seem to do well in the transition from a rebel force to a more regular organization.

Vicks · Feb 06, 2008, 04:54 AM // 04:54

Well I'm guessing that since Denravi is apparently still worth defending after you release the Titans upon the world, that must mean it is still the home of all the Krytans who belong to or sympathize with the Shining Blade. This is backed up by the fact that she's around during that quest anyway.

So if the White Mantle and Shining Blade are in civil war in Kryta shortly after the events of Prophecies, I'm guessing she's still in Kryta leading the Shining Blade and presumably she plays an integral role in helping the Royalists reinstall the old Krytan royal bloodline to power, seeing as how that has already happened long before GW2 starts.

Mark Nevermiss · Feb 16, 2008, 09:14 PM // 21:14

Related question: Why in your opinion did the White mantle decide to take Evennia into the Shiverpeaks after her capture at SC mission?

Tatile · Feb 16, 2008, 09:47 PM // 21:47

The Shiverpeaks are really cold and she's wearing a skimpy outfit?

Probably because that's on of the places the Mursaat were hiding, also it was mentioned in the Flameseeker Prophecies about the fighting with the Dwarves (and stuff, I can't remember acurately) and the Mursaat were against the prophecies, were they not?

Free Runner · Feb 17, 2008, 12:17 AM // 00:17

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Originally Posted by Mark Nevermiss

Related question: Why in your opinion did the White mantle decide to take Evennia into the Shiverpeaks after her capture at SC mission?

Its mentioned somewere that they planned to sacrifice her and Saidra on a nearby bloodstone.

Mark Nevermiss · Feb 17, 2008, 02:40 AM // 02:40

Well they could have sacrificed them at Bloodstone Fen or at Hell's Precipice. The Shining Blade all but crumbled after her capture so the White Mantle shouldn't have feared serious interference.
Also I am curious how the White Mantle got into that Shiverpeaks in the first place, unless the Unseen Ones spirited them there.

[EDIT] I just read about the revelation at the end of Glint's mission that confirms they wanted to sacrifice them there, so I guess although it doesn't make much sense, we got to accept the official version.

angmar_nite · Feb 17, 2008, 02:55 AM // 02:55

They went from Kryta...

Pleikki · Feb 17, 2008, 10:31 AM // 10:31

White mantle Murdered her.

EternalRyuu · Feb 18, 2008, 04:42 AM // 04:42

Another point that I think A-net should put into GW2. I would like to know what happened after we left Tyria, Cantha, and Elona. Some points were covered in the games- but I would like them to go more in depth with everything.

Siadena · Feb 20, 2008, 01:55 AM // 01:55

Evenn"ia" and Liv"ia" are sisters!? Why not. Remember the last cutscene from EOTN when Ogden closes up the storyline? It showed Livia finding the scepter of Orr - probably back in hometown Kryta where she'll reunite with Evennia in that part of the GW2 storyline. The question is, will they be family or foes in continuing and expanding on the histories - and futures or Orr and Kryta?

Gmr Leon · Feb 20, 2008, 03:06 AM // 03:06

I think I can help out here..

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Originally Posted by Vicks

Well I'm guessing that since Denravi is apparently still worth defending after you release the Titans upon the world, that must mean it is still the home of all the Krytans who belong to or sympathize with the Shining Blade. This is backed up by the fact that she's around during that quest anyway.

So if the White Mantle and Shining Blade are in civil war in Kryta shortly after the events of Prophecies, I'm guessing she's still in Kryta leading the Shining Blade and presumably she plays an integral role in helping the Royalists reinstall the old Krytan royal bloodline to power, seeing as how that has already happened long before GW2 starts.

I actually don't think she's in Kryta, I think that she's holding the front in the Maguuma Jungle and sending attacks from there. It's best to attack from all fronts if one can.

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Originally Posted by Free Runner

Last we hear from Evennia is at Denravi. Livia makes mention of her saying shes nothing like her which sounds like shes still alive. I guess it was just a massive oversight by Anet not to add Evennia to the game again.

I think the reason Anet didn't add Evennia back into the game is because they wanted it to be seen that, really, the Shining Blade is not a unified rebellion, but organized in cells. For instance Bartholos in Gadd's Encampment isn't the leader of the Shining Blade, but the leader of his cell.

The best rebellions, in my opinion, are organized in cells rather than being central and unified as those are easier to crush. In cells, if one is crushed, there will always be another to fill its place and a leader in each one. I like to think of them as liquid nations, myself. You can keep punching, but they'll just keep reforming..

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Originally Posted by Mark Nevermiss

Also I am curious how the White Mantle got into that Shiverpeaks in the first place, unless the Unseen Ones spirited them there.

I wouldn't quite say "spirited", but I do believe that most of the White Mantle troops came in through Mursaat gateways. Keep in mind that in Thunderhead Keep, Mursaat troops pour in from the north via their gateway. Also can be witnessed as we go through the gateway at the end of the Iron Mines of Moladune mission.