Secrets: Obscured

I would really be so happy if Mosyn got a spotlight as a Revenant stance. She is the founder of Nayos with the least focus—Febe was mentioned in the main story, Nephus himself appears, and Aurkus's emissary appeared in the final instance—but the impact of her death is HUGE.

And it could go either way: Aurkus is either a treacherous snake who whispered schemes into Eparch's ear to position himself and his Inquisitors (of which Kanaxai was one) as the strongest house in Nayos, and he wouldn't like Peitha's Nayos

I would really be so happy if Mosyn got a spotlight as a Revenant stance. She is the founder of Nayos with the least focus—Febe was mentioned in the main story, Nephus himself appears, and Aurkus's emissary appeared in the final instance—but the impact of her death is HUGE.

I'm also convinced that Peitha bringing Labris to the Coliseum was influenced by this, intending for a symbolic execution to signal the end of Eparch's age just as Mosyn's execution was the end of a good era for the Kryptis

I would really be so happy if Mosyn got a spotlight as a Revenant stance. She is the founder of Nayos with the least focus—Febe was mentioned in the main story, Nephus himself appears, and Aurkus's emissary appeared in the final instance—but the impact of her death is HUGE.

Every few months I get what I like to call the evil urge to play Guild Wars 1, because it is genuinely such a good game and unmatched in gameplay but I am not that good at it and always end up having to focus really hard when playing it

Vagueing about a diff fandom (bc my main has the same username as where this shit is happening and I dont think we can private accounts yet?)

Wow I sure wonder why no one is talking to this person who desperately wants interaction when their posts just ooze disdain for other fans of the thing they post about!

I don't -hate- Janthir Wilds but as a whole it's...meh. Secrets of the Obscure was at least compelling throughout for me but JW had okay highs and low lows Most of what I liked in JW was Wizard stuff

The homogenization convo in Guild Wars 2 has always been kind of interesting to me because I think everyone who talks about it mean the word one way and the people who react mean another

I am part of this 2nd group. I do not think a Deadeye using F1->F2 to achieve quickness is the same as a Scrapper using 3 in a combo field even if the end result IS the same

The homogenization convo in Guild Wars 2 has always been kind of interesting to me because I think everyone who talks about it mean the word one way and the people who react mean another

And I understand why they view it this way, because originally classes were more specialized and thus felt unique. You would bring specific classes to achieve different things (which in practice players would just optimize into certain party comps)

The homogenization convo in Guild Wars 2 has always been kind of interesting to me because I think everyone who talks about it mean the word one way and the people who react mean another