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Author: | andy_bear [ September 12th, 2005, 5:48 pm ] |
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From gamehaqs stealer Table of Contents ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Introduction 2. What to Use? (Primary Profession) - 3a. Elementalist - 3b. Mesmer - 3c. Monk - 3d. Necromancer - 3e. Ranger - 3f. Warrior 3. Resurrection 4. Team Builds 5. Walkthrough of Thunderhead Keep ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Introduction ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Welcome to the Thunderhead Keep FAQ - I have structured this guide to go over useful skills and team suggestions for PvE. With those tools in mind, the walkthrough of Thunderhead Keep should be pretty easy to follow, no matter what build you use. You can just skip down to section 5 if you only want to read up on getting through Thunderhead Keep. There are some spoilers since this is a FAQ - you have been warned. This guide was created to help those people get to the fire islands and beyond, where nastier stuff awaits! There is a focus on Thunderhead Keep, because people tend to get bottlenecked here for various reasons: 1) You have horrible PUGs 2) The king keeps dying 3) Your guild is filled with members that don't have time for this 4) Your guild is still stuck on Elona Reach (ick) 5) Some weird-looking boss refuses to die If any of the above apply, keep on reading! There's a long running joke in my guild about our love for Thunderhead - we used to do Thunderhead almost daily, 'just for kicks.' We would grab one or two random puggers just to see how they'd respond to our random antics... I play Thunderhead for the thrill of the beginning seige... Yes we light the beacons! Anyways, consider this guide as a tool to create a decent PUG for Thunderhead or just about any mission in this game. I hope those that are still having trouble with Thunderhead will be able to start a PUG, whip the team into shape and finish it in one pass! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3. What to Use? (Primary Profession) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- This section covers a few skills to take a look at before leaving on a mission. PvE in general is rather simple and straight foward, given a 'good group,' but what creates a good group? Good skill sets is one answer, and for Thunderhead especially, you want a stronger team focus in disruption. I wish more missions require disruption so PvE players have an easier time transitioning to PvP. Besides, I always thought PvE missions were intended to train players for PvP, but this is no longer the case with the constant nerfing of missions... Many groups often go for the Heal/Tank/Nuke trinity - this configuration will steamroll through most of the PvE missions. You can still pass Thunderhead Keep with this configuration, but I would like to discuss more unusual or different builds that work more efficiently or better. IMPORTANT: Even if you insist on using the Heal/Tank/Nuke (a.k.a. Hulk Smash) combo, I recommend you ask teammates to list their skills before starting a mission. Treat this like PvP - will you enter the tombs with a melee Mo/W carrying Power Attack when his supposed role was to heal the team? Of course not. Make sure people know their roles and you will have a much easier time doing this mission. 3a. ELEMENTALIST Everyone is always looking for a nuker... and naturally the Elementalist comes to mind. Most elementalists in PvE tend to fall in the Fire category. Let's take a look at the other lines. ==========AIR============ Gale - There is the exhaustion drawback to this spell, but using it to knockdown an enemy healer for 3 seconds is decent. Use it sparingly. ==========EARTH============ Ward Against Melee - 50% evasion, if you can pump your Earth Magic to 16, you can keep a ward up forever. Eruption - Although the graphics aren't too impressive with this spell, the most important effect is an AOE Blind at the end of the spell. Mobs tend to clump, so if you can mass blind them, you pretty much shut them down for 10 seconds. ==========WATER============ Maelstrom - You don't need to have points in Water Magic for this because the duration is always 10 seconds. This spell interrupts spell casting, allowing you to shutdown a stationary group of caster mobs. Blurred Vision - This causes hexed enemies in a short range to miss 50%, and the redeeming factor of this spell is the short cast time (1 second.) The duration is quite long, and you can keep it up if you have enough points in Water Magic. However, Water doesn't do too much damage, especially in an icy area like Thunderhead Keep. 3b. MESMERS Considered the most underrated and ignored class in PvE, the mesmer is often sitting alone in her pretty clothes. Take pity on one and include her in your group! You might notice your enemies dropping dead or doing nothing for no apparent reason... =========DOMINATION=========== Arcane Thievery - Keep in mind that PvE mobs do not have too many spells, and caster bosses might have at the most five spells. If you decide to copy this spell via Echo or Arcane Echo, you can potentially lock out several critical healing spells for half a minute. Backfire - Using a Mesmer to shutdown casters in PvE is like using a war axe (or some large sharp object) to kill a chicken. Enemy PvE casters will always cast through Backfire so for this reason alone, make sure to bring Backfire as a mesmer to provide extra damage. Diversion - Although bosses seem to only suffer from half-duration of a hex, you get to lock out a skill for half a minute. No more spamming Orison of Healing! Blackout - Locking your target for 7 seconds is quite fun! If you ever wanted to stop that Mursaat Monk boss from healing for awhile... why not Blackout the target after your hammer warriors has finished his 8 second KD combo? Or Blackout those silly Dolyak Masters. Shatter Hex - Since Thunderhead Keep is quite hex-heavy, this is a fairly decent AOE spike tool that nobody except you will see. But that's just life as a Mesmer. ===========ILLUSION============ Definitely grill the pick-up Mesmer about this line... There is a very good chance the Mesmer will have Conjure Phantasm and Phantom Pain... if so, please ask them if they have a good reason to be wasting skill slots on these spells. I know DOT looks amazing when the health bar turns purple and starts sliding down, but 20 damage / sec is a little shabby, and you are wasting energy that could be used for pure spellcasting shutdown. The Deep Wound effect from Phantom Pain is okay, but you don't need to invest too many points into Illusion for that. There's a pretty good chance the warrior will be causing Deep Wound so bring something else to help. Phantom Pain + Shatter Delusions is an expensive way to create a Deep Wound fast, so leave that Fragility mesmer build at home. You will be out of energy way too fast and enemies have too much hp. Arcane Conundrum - Since spellcaster mobs are so weak in PvE, you don't really need to Conundrum a random mob. Save this for a boss... it will buy you time to land a decent interrupt. ===========INSPIRATION============ This is the Mesmer line for 'borrowing' or creating energy out of thin air, use this line to help fuel your hexes and shutdowns. There is not much to cover here since people have their own personal preferences for recovering energy... I do recommend taking a look at Energy Drain, Spirit of Failure, or even the standard Energy Tap. ========DISRUPTION ABILITIES======== You're a Mesmer.. you have like: Cry of Frustration Power Leak Power Drain Power Block Leech Signet Plenty of interrupts! 3c. MONKS There isn't much to go over for monks because they are usually hired on mission for healing or protection. Monk is a fairly straightfoward class that requires lots of practice and fast reflexes. There is a pretty good FAQ on Monks on GameFAQs, so just read for a much better indepth coverage. If you're a smiter monk, please let your team know that you're not going to heal first because people do make too many assumptions, and one of them is that all monks are healers... ============ SMITING ============== Scourge Healing - People tend to forget about this spell, but it's like a Backfire and monk mobs will keep spamming heals since once they take damage they'll keep trying to heal to repair it... ============ HEALING ============== Dwayna's Kiss - Stone Summit and Mursaat tend to use alot of hexes, and extra enchantments like Aegis just makes this spell better. The cost is 5 mana for a 3 second recharge, which isn't shabby for energy management. 3d. NECROMANCER Little tip: If you ever want to get in a group fast, PM the leader and say, "I have Blood Ritual, Blood is Power, or Well of Power!" Well... is that all a Necro is supposed to do? I don't think so. A Necromancer should consideirng becoming a minion master. Pump up Death magic to 16 and keep the Bone Fiends alive with Verata's Sacrifice/Heal Area. If you encounter enemy Necromancers, target them first or just Putrid corpses.. After all, you can keep raising minions from the next set. Having a large minion army allows you to clear the city in Thunderhead pretty quickly, and it also helps hold the fort since the Bone Fiends are ranged. ============ CURSES ============== Defile Flesh - Use this as a substitute for Lingering Curse for now. Reducing healing rates is always good for stopping a healer boss. Shadow of Fear - The area isn't that big, but you can help slow down some damage during the seige by reducing enemy attack rates by 50%. ============ DEATH ============== Putrid Explosion - Used in Tombs on the dias maps, this spell is still handy in PvE because you can still chain corpses to wipe them out, or clear corpses to prevent Stone Summit Gnashers from raising a minion army. In Thunderhead Keep, this spell will help you clear out mobs that tend to clump on the bottom of the stairs during the seige. 3e. RANGERS Rangers are probably the most vocal group when it comes to not being able to get a group, but here are some things to consider when joining a group and not further tarnishing the ranger class. Pets - Unless you want to devote 12+ points of Beast Mastery, as well as skills in that line, please do not bring your pet on missions. Without any points in Beast Mastery, your pet will not do any damage. Pet AI needs to improved, and your pet might accidentally aggro too many mobs and refuse to stop attacking. Just leave Mr. Bear at home for now. Pin Down - How come 90% of Rangers in PUGs use this? I hope someone can answer this question... but I don't see any real use. Just use a run skill if you want to get away. Quickening Zephyr - QZ can help speed up your trap recharge rate, but please let your team know you will be using this spirit so they can plan around it. Your monks will run out of energy too fast unless they've gone Mo/Me for energy recovery, but even then, that might not be enough. Oath Shot - Why not run a Trap Spammer? Oath Shot is easily capped in Iron Mines (just make sure you are infused.) Drop your payload of traps, Oath Shot, and keep the stream of traps going. =========WILDERNESS SURVIVAL======== Choking Gas - If you combine this with Practiced Stance (an Elite that's cappable in Mineral Springs,) you can keep a group of casters from casting for a long time. This is an important shutdown skills against caster bosses, so bring it if you can. Traps (Healing Spring, Barbed Trap, Flame Trap, Dust Trap) - Especially in Thunderhead Keep, you will not be pulling mobs much so you might have to become an offensive trapper. Go R/Me for Mantra of Resolve, or use Whirling Defense to lay down traps next to mobs. 3f. WARRIORS For Thunderhead Keep especially, as well as other missions, you do NOT need five Warrior/Monks with Mending. You can easily beat most missions with just one 'tank.' Why? If you recruit pure tanks, you must take into consideration of lowering your damage output. We'd all like to finish this mission within a reasonable amount of time... ===========SWORDS=========== The most popular weapon choice in PvE is... swords. I know swords look cool and stuff like that, but for the sake of effectiveness, if you only rely on Power Attack, you are not doing anything for the team. These mobs have armor, mind you - they can soak up damage from a puny sword quite easily. ==========HAMMER=========== The hammer is often an overlooked PvE weapon - it swings slow and doesn't look as cool but knockdown is key in using a hammer warrior. Devastating Hammer - This can be capped as early as Iron Mines so here is skill chain: Devastating Hammer -> Crushing Blow -> Heavy Blow -> Aftershock Your target will be on the ground for about 8 seconds if you have Stonefist Gauntlets (craft that in Droknar's Forge)... that should be plenty of time for your team to finish that evil critter off. I personally like Backbreaker but you won't be able to get that until you reach Ring of Fire. ===========AXES============== Axes are nice for their spiking ability, but mobs tend to have quite a bit more hp. I would rather use Evicerate, but since you're still stuck in Second Shiverpeaks, Cleave will do. ========TACTICS LINE========== "Watch Yourself!" - This is a handy way to buff up your team.. it's 4 strikes of adrenaline so that will recharge pretty fast. ======DISRUPTION ABILITIES====== Once again, make sure your warriors can DISRUPT! Here's a list of what they could use. - Hammer knockdown - Disrupting Chop (Axe) - Savage Slash (Swords) - Skull Crack (general) - Distracting Blow Practice those interrupts - if you can stop a critical heal or an offensive spell in time, the battle will swing heavily in favor towards you. If you have sword warrior, ask him to bring Savage Slash. I'm sure he doesn't need to lug around that Power Attack... =============================== Warriors have the best sustained damage per second (DPS), so take advantage of that. If your team does not have space for melee buffs, then bring your own like Judge's Insight to increase your DPS. The more DPS you have, the faster your enemies fall, allowing you to concentrate on the next wave of enemies. I would consider using Frenzy in PvE - sometimes those mobs will ignore you so feel free to Frenzy away to build up the adrenaline. If you're getting hit, switch to a different stance (like Sprint) and don't tell your monks you were under a Frenzy. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3. Resurrection ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Knowing when to res a very important part of Guild Wars. During the seige of Thunderhead Keep, teammates may die in the middle of the fight if the healers are swamped - res sig restores the party member to 100% life. The signet is one-time use, but it will recharge if you kill a boss. If you are not a monk primary or secondary, please bring a Resurrection Signet (res sig.) Things happen, and the res sig will provide a safety net. If a monk goes down, use the sig immediately to get him up... fast. It'll take some time for his mana to recharge, but it's better than running around useless, especially under a Rebirth. Resing in battle is often deadly, but keep in mind that you are using a 3 second signet, and not spending 8 seconds try to pull off a Rebirth or a Resurrection. That's like being under a Blackout for 8 seconds, and then giving your resed friend another Blackout due to Rebirth. Do not always rely on the primary monks to resurrect - they're too busy healing the rest of the team. And never EVER use Rebirth when under fire. A designated fast caster Mesmer/Monk with Restore Life is often a good choice, because Restore Life will recover a good percentage of their health and energy back. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4. Team Builds ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Rule of Thumb: Do not just grab the first 7 random people that are 'LFGing.' Take time to ask them questions so you can tell if they're competent. Ask them about their skill set, the amount of time they can set aside for this mission, and most importantly, if they are infused. You'll be quite surprised at some of the responses. Since PvE does not require a focused build like PvP, two Healing monks is enough. You can go with one Protection and one Healing, or use a hybrid Heal/Protection monk of sorts. Since spike damage does not really happen in PvE, you might end up using Protection for Aegis only. You can easily do the mission with one warrior - it reduces the chance of getting a 'Leeroy Jenkins' and keep in mind that mobs do not deal enough damage on missions to require 'tanking.' Make sure you have hex AND condition removal, so some of that responsibility falls on the Mesmers and Monk secondaries. Here are some templates for PvE that my guild and pick ups ran with - they are not perfect or optimized since we don't have the freedom of PvP characters. Also, most of us were bringing skill caps so they are marked with an 'X.' TEAM #1: The Elementalists helped bring down the first couple groups to start the minion army. Once we got the Bone Fiends going, nothing could really stop us from mowing down mobs. The trapper would look at the situation and change his stances accordingly to drop his traps. I'm not so sure if he had Oath Shot at that time, so I've left it out of the build. The ranger and the warrior had run skills to reach the catapult faster, since the mobs might not hang around too long to get nuked. Me/Mo - Resmer Shutdown Backfire Blackout Diversion Arcane Thievery Shatter Hex Restore Life Heal Area X N/Mo - Minion Master Verata's Sacrifice Animate Bone Fiend Death Nova Taste of Death Blood of the Master Putrid Explosion Heal Area Rebirth W/Me - Axe Disrupter Cleave Executioner's Strike Penetrating Blow Disrupting Chop Frenzy Sprint Inspired Hex Res Signet R/Me - Trapper Dust Trap Barbed Trap Healing Spring Serpent's Quickness Whirling Defense Res Sig X X 2 Ele/Mo - Fire Nuker Meteor Shower Meteor Firestorm Fireball Mend Ailment Fire Attunement Flare Resurrect/ Res Sig Mo/R - Healer (Come on I needed to cap some ranger skills!) Word of Healing Healing Touch Orison of Healing Dwayna's Kiss Heal Area Healing Seed Res Sig X Mo/Me - Healer Word of Healing Healing Touch Orison of Healing Dwayna's Kiss Healing Seed Inspired Hex Res Sig X TEAM #2: A trapper group that works quite well, but it does get quite boring watching enemies running into traps for the 10000th time. Grab all the rangers that are 'LFGing' since nobody wants them, and convert most of them to trappers. Now is a good time to bring Quickening Zephyr and Energizing Wind to speed up the trap recharge rates. Once the mobs step on the traps, have the rangers Barrage them to finish them off. Barrage works extremely well in Thunderhead Keep because most of the mobs are in tight clumps. Running extra buffs like Order of the Vampire or Order of Pain works quite well - it'll give your rangers a very nice offensive boost. Try working with 5 Rangers, 1 Necro, and 2 Monks. If the mobs refuse to lure, just have the rangers offensively trap the enemy by running in with Whirling Defense. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- - 5. Walkthrough of Thunderhead Keep ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- - With a specific build in mind and a decent plan... what's next? Let's start the mission! Strategy with King Jalis Iornhammer: As soon as the mission begins, have a Monk or someone that stays in the back of the group talk to the king so he will follow you for the first half of the mission. This is essential because the king has a tendency to run out and suicide, and if the healers are not on top of things... the king will die and you will lose the mission. If you don't have trouble keeping Jalis alive, use him as an extra hammer man. He does good damage and will help kill enemies faster. He is a 'tank' so make use of that too. Healing Seed him if he's getting hit, and you should be fine. You will have 3 weak Dwarven soldiers to help you - just convert them to Putrid fodder or minions once they die. The doors will open as soon as you talk to King Jalis, so continue outside. Summit Giant Herders (3x) will be patrolling back and forth, wait for them to come back to you and finish them off. You will now see two groups on your radar, hug the bend due south, and go up the curve to kill the Siege Ice Golems (3x). Do not continue going East, because it's just filled with Avicara and Griffons and there's not much else to do there that I know of. Instead, head down the hill and take out the group of Summit Giant Herders (4x) and Seige Ice Golem (1x) and the beginning of the bridge. Now is the time to lace the bridge with traps. If you did not bring a trapper, just use a bow to pull the first group into the middle of the bridge. Another group will be wandering around close by, but if you know your healers are competent, just take out the Summit Herders and Siege Ice golems in one big clump. A level 28 Stone Summit boss will be waiting at the end of the bridge, and if you engage the second group, there is a very likely chance he will come down to fight. Finish off this minions first, and then go for the boss. If this boss is a Monk, then by all means shut him down first. Continue North into the Keep. You will have to fight Sumit Giant Herder (2x) and Stone Summit Ranger (2x) The Mission Objectives will now tell you to 'Clear the city.' Group #1 - Enslaved Frost Giants (2x) and Stone Summit Ranger(2x) Group #2 - Head west and take out the second group - Dolyak Masters (2x) with Mark of Protection and Stone Summit Carvers(2x) Group #3 - Go around the bend to engage: Enslaved Frost Giants (2x) and Stone Summit Ranger(2x) Group #4 - Hug the left wall and engage Stone Summier Carvers (3x) and Dolyak Master (1x) Group #5 - Head south to hit a group on top of a small hill: Enslaved Frost Giants (2x) and Stone Summit Ranger(2x) Group #6- This group patrols around, but they should be close to the hill of group #5 by the time you reach it. Run down to engage them. Stone Summier Carvers (3x) and Dolyak Master (1x) Now head back north, over to a group of Enslaved Frost Giants (2x) and Stone Summit Ranger(2x) on top of the city. Hide underneath the rafters and nuke them. Tell your warriors to try and wipe at the mobs... Guild Wars has no height checking so they might be able to hit the people on time. Otherwise, just chill out for a bit and let the Eles or Necros do their job. Now head back south, going around the curve heading South-East Group #7: Giant Herders (2x), Dolyak Master (1x), Stone Summit Rangers (2x) Head up the hill to engage... Group #8: Stone Summit Carvers (3x), Dolyak Master (1x), Boss You have successfully cleared the city! Now go underneath the rafters one more time to hit a group of Enslaved Frost Giants (2x) and Stone Summit Ranger(2x) on top. Bring Jalis up north and to doors blocking your way - he will open it. Contine onwards... entering the Keep. Fight #1: Stone Summit Arcanist (3x) Stone Summit Herder (1x) Fight #2: Stone Summit Gnasher (3x), Stone Summit Herder (1x) Fight #3: Stone Summit Arcanist (3x) Stone Summit Herder (1x) Always target the Gnashers first - they're annoying and raise minions that make you spend extra time to kill. There's a big break in between the groups - time to take a quick water break. Fight #4: Stone Summit Gnasher (3x), Stone Summit Herder (1x) Fight #5: Stone Summit Gnasher (3x), Stone Summit Herder (1x) Now head back west up the hill and find a good place to shoot Dagnar Stoneplate. If he refuses to be pulled, then just go back down the stairs, hug the Keep walls and pull him. Jalis usually runs ahead to kill Dagnar (the guy that killed Prince Rurik,) but he tends to not aggro the other mobs around. Just take out the two groups once Dagnar is dead: Group #1: Stone Summit Arcanist (3x) Stone Summit Herder (1x) Group #2: Stone Summit Arcanist (3x) Stone Summit Herder (1x) Now go west, and up the stairs to the first series of Firing Levers. You will see: Enslaved Frost Giants (6x) and Stone Summit Herder (2x). Feel free to fire on them with the catapults. This will make your job defending the keep alot easier! (Thanks to a guild member for pointing this out) Once they are dead, head back down the stairs to the NE corner of the keep. Group #1: Stone Summit Gnasher (3x), Stone Summit Herder (1x) Group #2: Doylak Master (1x) Stone Summit Arcanist(1x) Group #3: Stone Summit Gnasher (3x), Stone Summit Herder (1x) Cutscene time! Before the Vizier pops up to hand you useless Phantom air spikers... pick a plan to defend the keep - Remember that communication is key, make sure people know their roles! A: Group at the bottom center of the Keep and run side to side, defeating enemies that try to run in. I find this tactic to be riskier, especially if your team does not have killing speed. There is a good chance your team will be tied up on one end of the door, allowing enemies to just sweep in from the other side and finish off the unguarded king. To prevent the king from getting killed due to lack of guards on one end, you will have to split your group at certain times because the monsters will often rush two sides at the same time. Pick two people - preferably a real warrior 'tank' and a monk to hold off the other end as long as possible. This pair must hold as long as possible until the other six people are done killing so they can rush back to help. When the Mursaat Boss comes, I hope the bulk of the group must be able to kill him fast enough... if you take too long, the pair of defenders may end up losing the other end. For this reason, the pair should actually take the west entrance of Thunderhead Keep, since that's where the boss comes in. If the Monk Mursaat boss comes, the pair can hold off all day and night because all he does is spam Orison and cast Spectral Agony (which you have protection against.) You might need more than two monks to pull this off safely. B: Group around the king and hold the fort. My guild has always used this tactic because it makes more sense - you're getting rushed from all sides so its better to form a circle to protect the king. You can ignore key mobs while taking out others because of the tight circle. The monsters tend to clump at the bottom of the stairs since the majority of them are ranged. Rangers should drop traps there to stop them. Two people with run skills should fire the catapults. Their job is to constantly watch the radar and fire accordingly. Since the circle of defenders is close by, they can just run across the ramparts to assist if necessary. The only real problem with this tactic is getting swamped with too many mobs. If you have enough debuffs, the mobs will be quite harmless for awhile. Bonus: All you have to do is light the two beacons on East/West ends of Thunderhead Keep - the bonus will only activate once the mission is over and you have saved the Dwarven villagers from getting killed. By lighting the beacons, you lure the Mursaat to the keep ahead of schedule - be prepared for a brutal fight. Assign two people to man the catapults... if you're fast enough you can get groups coming in. Also, they end to sit around so you should be fine. - Enslaved Frost Giants (1x) Stone Summit Herder (1x) - Enslaved Frost Giants (3x) Stone Summit Herder (1x) on east - Enslaved Frost Giants (3x) Stone Summit boss on west King Jalis will comment about how the White Mantle got too bored to follow you guys here. Watch out for Jade Bows, White Mantle Justicar and Seeker coming from the east There will be a group of Jade Bow/Jade Armors from the west - Jade Bow and Mursaat Elementalist (east) - Jade Bow and Jade Armor (west) - White Mantle Ritualist(2x) (west) - Jade Armor (2x), White Mantle Seekers (2x) (east) - White Mantle Sycophant, Mursaat Monk, Mursaat Boss, (west) Defeating the Mursaat Boss: I suggest focus firing on the little guys first. Once they are dead, pile on the Mursaat Boss and you are pretty much done with Thunderhead Keep! Well. That's the hard part. For the rest of the mission (it will be about 10-15 more minutes,) just stay on your guard. The Mursaat will try to be tricky and come up different stairs on to the ramparts. As long as you are constantly watching the radar, they should not surprise you. Once Confessor Dorian shows up with the White Mantle army from the east, sit tight. He'll run to the east entrance, and then quickly run to the west because he's tricky like that. He probably doesn't know you have a radar. Just keep the catapults going and you'll catch most of his weak army. When Confessor Dorian bites the dust, talk to King Jalis Ironhammer! Congratulations! Good luck at Perdition Rock! |
Author: | faeth924 [ September 12th, 2005, 8:19 pm ] |
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Hmmm, curiously identicle to the one that is currently in our confirmed section..... wonder where it came from? |
Author: | bammargera [ September 13th, 2005, 2:05 pm ] |
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i gotta say No sorry reson been is that we have got a big guide already for thk so no point giving u a prem when we got a batter one |
Author: | faeth924 [ September 13th, 2005, 7:05 pm ] |
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Nobody else finds it odd that this is verbatum the same "origional" guide that was submitted...and ACCEPTED... into our guides section? The user claimed origionality and even put his name on the end.... could we be dealing with a fraud!?!?111 (gasp) How could this guy have the same essay, if the only guy who wrote it submitted it and it's in our confirmed guides (members only) section? |
Author: | bammargera [ September 14th, 2005, 8:40 am ] |
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Ok guys we got 2 copyers hear this is a NAY AUTO - and the dude who submitted it b 4 NAY ASWELL http://db.gamefaqs.com/computer/doswin/ ... erhead.txt HTTP://WWW.GAMEFAQS.COM TUNS OG GAME GUIDES AND STUFF - THIS WAS FOUND THERE this dude should get a nay and the other dude should have his prem removed |
Author: | faeth924 [ September 14th, 2005, 8:41 am ] |
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absolutely, juding by how ILLEGAL it is to claim someone else's work as your own!! |
Author: | bammargera [ September 14th, 2005, 8:45 am ] |
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may i also submit ############################################################################### Guild Wars: Thunderhead Keep FAQ Version 1.0 August 17, 2005 Created by: alfredthebear, Copyright 2005 Email: poundkey@gmail.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Table of Contents ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Introduction 2. What to Use? (Primary Profession) - 3a. Elementalist - 3b. Mesmer - 3c. Monk - 3d. Necromancer - 3e. Ranger - 3f. Warrior 3. Resurrection 4. Team Builds 5. Walkthrough of Thunderhead Keep 6. Credits 7. Legal Information ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6. Special Thanks ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ArenaNet - for an amazing game! This is the first game I've bought in years since Half-Life 1! My guild - whose name will not be revealed until they feel like it. :p YOU - for reading this ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7. Legal Information ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The only sites that have permission to post this FAQ as long as I am credited: - www.gamefaqs.com If you would like this guide to be posted elsewhere, contact me at: poundkey@gmail.com Otherwise... any unauthorized posting of this FAQ without my written consent is in violation of copyright laws. Violating this copyright will spawn millions of evil Gwens playing bad flute music to body block you into a wall and trap you there for an eternity. Guild Wars is a trademark of NCsoft Corporation. Guild Wars is copyrighted by NCsoft Corporation. All Rights Reserved. Copyright 2005 'alfredthebear' thats the bits u guys missed - u should have your ip sent to this guys e-mail who made the origional so he can get u done for the copyright admin this is in your hands now |
Author: | faeth924 [ September 14th, 2005, 9:59 am ] |
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*Gasp* Yup that is grounds for immediate ban and submission to the author. |
Author: | bammargera [ September 14th, 2005, 10:01 am ] |
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(!empty($user->lang['QUOTE'])) ? $user->lang['QUOTE'] : ucwords(strtolower(str_replace('_', ' ', 'QUOTE'))):
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Author: | deadlyblowfish [ September 14th, 2005, 1:27 pm ] |
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My god, please! no GAMEFAQS coppies! |
Author: | tault_greybok [ September 15th, 2005, 2:03 pm ] |
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Just ban and lock this please |
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