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Their goal: End the Elder Dragon Zhaitan.

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Their unlikely partnership is put under fire when the two must figure out how to forge a pact out of the three squabbling Orders of Tyria. The First of Firstborns is not who she expected him to be, and as they travel through Tyria, Tearnanog learns more than just magic from the Firstborn. Caithe and her had never got on well together, so Tearnanog is grateful to paired on her mission with Trahearne. They claim she will be undertaking missions that will further her Wyld Hunt - to end Elder Dragons - but Tearnanog is not so certain. Tearnanog has left her Vigil post in Ascalon at the beckoning of her Mentor, Caithe, and the Pale Tree. Female Sylvari Player Character (Guild Wars).Trahearne/Female Player Character (Guild Wars).

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So I'd probably have that finish off my top 3.Tearnanog Fandoms: Guild Wars 2 (Video Game), Guild Wars Series (Video Games), Guild Wars (Video Game) And for the diving one, a rather precise dive is needed at that. I'm sure mounts made it a bit easier - there were some parts where it mounts let me recover from a mistake.I'd put Not So Secret near the top - timing/reflex needed + long puzzle + no checkpoints. I did Draconis Mons after mounts + used Taco, I didn't find it that hard. So maybe it is hard in that it takes a bit of training to do it.There are a bunch that are long but not really hard (Silverwastes come to mind). It took me a while to get Clocktower down, but now I can do it pretty consistently. I just got tired of trying - too much of 'you need to make this jump perfectly' and if you fail, back to checkpoint, which I just did not find fun.Skipping Stones, Clocktower, Winter Wonderland are all timing/reflex ones, so I can see that some people can either do it or not. Several of the falls are a death sentence, so even having a backup portal won't save you.Ĭhalice of tears is the only jumping puzzle that I have not done (I did complete it by porting), so I have to put that at the top. The Oakheart’s Reach mastery is required to complete this puzzle. The entrance is at Searing Ascent &BM8JAAA and you need to get through three checkpoints. So many traps, combat, and wonky mechanics. This is the Jumping Puzzle of Draconis Mons. Then you need all three of the three available shots to glide across the spire. Guess what, half the time your character doesn't jump high enough. I tiny rocky outcropping, and then you have to jump of the ledge. I don't think I've ever completed it by myself. it takes several tries to just get past the first gap. I used to run it regularly just to wind down. That is why I do not list it in my top 3. It takes as long as it takes, no matter how many times I have to try from scratch - I do not care anymore. I did not master this place, but I feel no longer stress or frustration doing it. Mostly helping other people, friends, guildmates with achievements and legendary collections. I have spent entire days in Not So Secret.

Scavengers Chasm: Even with a guide this thing takes ages to complete.

Compared to the Chalice, it is challenging but the view is awesome and there is more than one way to complete it.

Griffon Rook Run: With the bomb, no portals and no people fighting the NPCs for you.

This thing is basically cheap traps, unneccessary accuracy with jumping and counter intuitive path finding. Most JPs have a beautiful view or interesting mechanic. It is one of the most unfun places in the entire game. Dungeons and some jumping puzzle chests (primarily those in level 80 zones, such as at Searing Ascent) award fragments regardless of level. In most cases, characters must be level 80 to receive Empyreal Fragments from chests.

Chalice of Tears (Ember Bay): Difficult because the creator wanted to make a difficult JP. Any chest in the open world, including jumping puzzle and mini-dungeon chests award from 2-9 Fragments.