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Herald Project Meeting -

Everyone is welcome, please email thekrytanherald@gmail.com if you need the teamspeak info.

Sunday May 12th at 7pm GMT +1 hour on Teamspeak.
If you do not want to talk there is text channels on TS for you to use.

This is an open forum for everyone to air their ideas, comments and suggestions, and also bring to light any issues there may be.

Hope to see you there
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The Line of Kings – King Doric

The lineage of the Krytan throne is fragmented at best, but we do know it all began with King Doric. He was the first king of the united human kingdoms in Tyria. Crowned during the Season of the Phoenix in Ascalon, he ruled over one kingdom that spanned through Ascalon and Lion’s Arch. All modern royalty in Tyria, including Kryta, are descendants of Doric himself.

During 1 BE, when the gift of magic led to wars among the mortal races, Doric journeyed to Arah, as chronicles  in Lore book ‘Thadeus Lamount’s History of Tyria’.

‘Wars broke out immediately as the magical races fought for dominance. So much destruction was wrought that humans found themselves at the edge of extinction. When all seemed lost, it was King Doric, the leader of the united human tribes himself, who made the long trek to Arah, the city of the gods, on the Orrian peninsula. He gained an audience with the creators and begged them to help, to stop the wars and bring peace to the land once again…”

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An Interview with: Lady Zarabeth Nicholaides & Minister Arthenon Moreau

The sun was setting over the Nicholaides Manor upon the outskirts of the Salma District of Divinity’s Reach. There, I took tea with the Lady-Chatelaine, Zarabeth Nicholaides, her beloved Arthenon Moreau, the Minister of Fort Salma. Lady Zarabeth had put together what she deems her Tension Slayer tea, something that soothed the nerves and mind as we took company together outside upon a large balcony overseeing the rest of the city.

‘‘Lady Zarabeth,’’ I bowed to the Lady Priestess. '‘I thank you for accepting my invitation.’’  I took out my small leather bound journal, and looked across the table to her and the Minister.

‘‘Indeed, Lady Kingspear. Thank you for being here with us today.” Zarabeth rested her hand gently into Arthenon’s with a smile as she presented me with a small gift, a bottle

of her favored blueberry wine distilled and created by her own sister Iridoria. “Please accept this with our most humblest gratitude that you would come and visit us today.”

‘‘With your permission, I will begin.’’

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Guilds in GW2

By - Anaxilea Pendragon

I came across a statement that I felt summed up the idea behind guilds well. It went something like this, "a guild is a group of like-minded individuals working together to accomplish common goals".

In many MMOs the main purpose of guilds is to help players advance through game content. This means helping players level and run them through instances and raids in order to gear. However, this isn't the only purpose of guilds. In some circumstances some guilds are more focused on socialisation than in-game progression. Obviously, in all guilds, there exists a mixture of the two, progression and socialisation, but in different dozes.

Unfortunately, I feel that GW2 guilds miss both of these elements. I'm sure most of you have logged in to find an eerily quiet guild, even though a good few members were online at the time. Or perhaps, you've logged in to find only a handful of you representing the guild, while the rest were representing other guilds. Whether the feature to join multiple guilds and switch between them is responsible entirely for a lack of socialisation between members in guilds is debatable. Though, there is no denying that this unique feature is partially to blame.

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