Is it possible to make a dignified/non-arrogant norn who doesn't obsess about drinking, hunting, and manliness? I want sort of a calm and collected character, but who can explode onto the battlefield.
Basically I don't want him to be a pain!
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Posted 18 January 2013 - 03:57 PM
You can opt for several 'calm' choices during character creation:
Guard the Mists ("intuition to guard the Mists") — My intuition gives me the insight I need to guard the Mists, where the souls of our ancestors endure in glory.
Raven — Raven, clever and wise, guides us with truths that others fear. He bestows a far-seeing clarity of mind. In my vision, he spoke of riddles and opened my eyes to secrets that few others can see.
http://wiki.guildwar.../Biography#Norn
Paired with the dignified response you can pick and a bit of imagination from your part, I'm sure you can make a norn which isn't all about fighting. But as far as I am aware, every norn has a bit of rowdiness in him/her. You could always accept that part of your norn character as something your character is trying to keep in check.
Guard the Mists ("intuition to guard the Mists") — My intuition gives me the insight I need to guard the Mists, where the souls of our ancestors endure in glory.
Raven — Raven, clever and wise, guides us with truths that others fear. He bestows a far-seeing clarity of mind. In my vision, he spoke of riddles and opened my eyes to secrets that few others can see.
http://wiki.guildwar.../Biography#Norn
Paired with the dignified response you can pick and a bit of imagination from your part, I'm sure you can make a norn which isn't all about fighting. But as far as I am aware, every norn has a bit of rowdiness in him/her. You could always accept that part of your norn character as something your character is trying to keep in check.
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Posted 18 January 2013 - 04:33 PM
Arduin, on 18 January 2013 - 03:57 PM, said:
You can opt for several 'calm' choices during character creation:
Guard the Mists ("intuition to guard the Mists") — My intuition gives me the insight I need to guard the Mists, where the souls of our ancestors endure in glory.
Raven — Raven, clever and wise, guides us with truths that others fear. He bestows a far-seeing clarity of mind. In my vision, he spoke of riddles and opened my eyes to secrets that few others can see.
http://wiki.guildwar.../Biography#Norn
Paired with the dignified response you can pick and a bit of imagination from your part, I'm sure you can make a norn which isn't all about fighting. But as far as I am aware, every norn has a bit of rowdiness in him/her. You could always accept that part of your norn character as something your character is trying to keep in check.
Guard the Mists ("intuition to guard the Mists") — My intuition gives me the insight I need to guard the Mists, where the souls of our ancestors endure in glory.
Raven — Raven, clever and wise, guides us with truths that others fear. He bestows a far-seeing clarity of mind. In my vision, he spoke of riddles and opened my eyes to secrets that few others can see.
http://wiki.guildwar.../Biography#Norn
Paired with the dignified response you can pick and a bit of imagination from your part, I'm sure you can make a norn which isn't all about fighting. But as far as I am aware, every norn has a bit of rowdiness in him/her. You could always accept that part of your norn character as something your character is trying to keep in check.
I did those two choices along with "lost heirloom" and it worked really nicely. I think you'll end up with what you're looking for if you don't select "i blacked out in a bar" or "i got in a fight" haha.
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