Evennia and Glint
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She lives in a grain of sand, why would she ever leave?
Plus, she has eggs to take care of, or do you think your mother just left you when you were a baby child to fight evil !?
What happened to Shiro and The Lich? We killed them and they got back, will they get back again!?
There are so more interesting things to question.
Plus, she has eggs to take care of, or do you think your mother just left you when you were a baby child to fight evil !?
What happened to Shiro and The Lich? We killed them and they got back, will they get back again!?
There are so more interesting things to question.
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Originally Posted by Gregslot
She lives in a grain of sand, why would she ever leave?
Plus, she has eggs to take care of, or do you think your mother just left you when you were a baby child to fight evil !? She doesn't have to GO anywhere to make an impact. She didn't go anywhere in the first game. It's still odd that she has no part in the subsequent battles when she is th original being, and a phophetess.
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Plus, she has eggs to take care of, or do you think your mother just left you when you were a baby child to fight evil !? She doesn't have to GO anywhere to make an impact. She didn't go anywhere in the first game. It's still odd that she has no part in the subsequent battles when she is th original being, and a phophetess.
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Originally Posted by Gregslot
What happened to Shiro and The Lich? We killed them and they got back, will they get back again!? There are so more interesting things to question. They were destroyed in the after life by us. They, like Abaddon, have been obliterated. |
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"...We're very big into narrative and storylines," said Jeff Grubb, the title's Creative Director. "(In Eye of the North) we've thrown in story elements that are nods to our fans." According to Grubb, one of the major reasons for returning to Tyria was simply because out of the three locations in their universe that the Guild Wars team has created, it's always been Tyria that's produced the most passion. Eye of the North will answer many of the requests fans have made since the end of Prophecies. Who are the Charr and what's happened to their society since the players killed their gods in Prophecies? When can we get back to a pretty fantasy universe more like pre-Searing Ascalon? Will we even find out what happened to a lot of the characters we came to care about in those games?
The other reason is a bit more prosaic. Eye of the North is a bridge to Guild Wars 2, not only from a gameplay mechanics perspective, but also from a storytelling perspective. Eye of the North is designed to set up races and situations that won't pay off for another 200 years when Guild Wars 2 is set. "We want to give people a lot of stuff to speculate about," Grubb smiles. "Our lore fans are very passionate and very good at predicting things."..."
The other reason is a bit more prosaic. Eye of the North is a bridge to Guild Wars 2, not only from a gameplay mechanics perspective, but also from a storytelling perspective. Eye of the North is designed to set up races and situations that won't pay off for another 200 years when Guild Wars 2 is set. "We want to give people a lot of stuff to speculate about," Grubb smiles. "Our lore fans are very passionate and very good at predicting things."..."
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Originally Posted by Darksun
It would definitely be cool to see Glint back on the scene. I think it's odd that she's been so absent. You'd think the first being made by the gods would be involved in stopping Nightfall.. weird.
How do we know she didn't? She may just have been manipulating someone else from behind the scenes rather than interacting directly with the PCs - the Order of Whispers, perhaps. Or given the way the manipulated the PCs into helping the Lich so he could be brought down later, she may even have been ultimately responsible for causing Nightfall in order to precipitate Abaddon going down once and for all now rather than having him break out sometime later when the world didn't have anything that could stop him? Being prophetic, she seems just the type to cause a disaster now to prevent a greater one later.
Come to think of it, wasn't the Prophecies campaign basically Abaddon's opening move, meaning that if she foresaw that, she may have foreseen the whole thing? Wasn't there also a prophecy about Nightfall?
Or it could be that all those so-called Protectors of Tyria really did slay her, and she was only able to hang around in spirit for long enough for the PCs to complete the Titan Quests before being pulled all the way into the Mists...
Come to think of it, wasn't the Prophecies campaign basically Abaddon's opening move, meaning that if she foresaw that, she may have foreseen the whole thing? Wasn't there also a prophecy about Nightfall?
Or it could be that all those so-called Protectors of Tyria really did slay her, and she was only able to hang around in spirit for long enough for the PCs to complete the Titan Quests before being pulled all the way into the Mists...


