Hey i was Thinking you know Silver Armour right? well...

OK i have always known this skill as Silver Armour, made sense with the logo too but i was looking at the Priest of Balthazar etc and it appears that it is actually Sliver Armour, now i don't know if i had it wrong thinking it was Silver all along so am i right or wrong? here is some picture proof below, honestly no PS or anything, check at the Priest.

Different spellings. I believe "Armour" is European while "Armor" is western.

Its Sliver not Silver :P

I noticed that also. Sliver not silver, but close!

Armor is also used by Canada

I've always thought it was silver armor also haha

Always knew it as Sliver

both are correct, same as favorite and favourite... depends on where you are

OP was referring to how he thought it was Silver and not Sliver.

I thought it was Silver too...

I believe in a Guild Wars Update, they changed the name from Silver Armor to Sliver Armor... Either that or my mind is playing tricks on me

I'm pretty sure that it has always been Sliver.

S-i-L-V-E-R

are you contesting anet? tssk tssk, and no they NEVER changed the name to cater to some random euros imagination...its always been sLiver

It's the same with neighbo(u)rhood, with is european, without is 'american'.

Certainly Sliver, and makes more sense that way. Though it bears noting that Slivers can be of Silver

Silly sith

/confused

Wow nice find there man, i feel my minds been playing tricks on me :'( stupid kurzick elementalists you're no use on my team, seeing that you can't tank and you confused me :'(

Overall I'd say silver armour (yes I'm canandian) would be the better choise;
I mean who would feel safe hiding beind sliver armour, I know I wouldn't.

While we are on the topic of spelling and grammar, I believe that the explanation of that spell is missing a comma after attack. Right now it reads "Whenever you are the target of a hostile spell or attack one nearby foe" (this to me would signify that the spell would trigger every time you hit a foe or are hit by an enemy's spell, which would be amazing), then ends off with: "is struck for X earth damage" (which just plain doesn't make sence).

I wouldn't normally point this out, but it honestly had me stumped for a minute there. I don't use ele characters so this is the first time I'm seeing this spell.

Amazing the difference a comma makes... eh?

thanks for the feedback guys, i don't play ele either but i just randomly saw it hehe.