Will we need to have completed one of the campaigns for our characters to take part?
Because it said something like 'this is a time for heroes; heroes who have defeated the Lich, sent Shiro back to the Mists and chained a God'.
I know it's only for max-level characters, but does it have a requirement of completing a campaign?
Eye Of The North Eligibility
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The only thing mentioned thus far was "owning" at least one chapter of the trilogy.
If ANet's design holds true, access to new content will be very much like what is already established: A certain in-game location within each campaign (ie. Lion's Arch, Kaineng City, Kamadan) will act as a portal to the new material. Keep in mind, the new expansion is geared toward level 20's so this may influence where the access point in each campaign area is located.
If ANet's design holds true, access to new content will be very much like what is already established: A certain in-game location within each campaign (ie. Lion's Arch, Kaineng City, Kamadan) will act as a portal to the new material. Keep in mind, the new expansion is geared toward level 20's so this may influence where the access point in each campaign area is located.
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All it said, if I remember correctly, was that it was going to be level 20 content-only, so only Heroes need apply.
Basically, it's going to be for high-end characters, there will be no training. That does not infer that you need to complete the game, but who knows between now and the "holiday" season.
Basically, it's going to be for high-end characters, there will be no training. That does not infer that you need to complete the game, but who knows between now and the "holiday" season.

Think of this expansion as the SF addition for Prophecies. All you had to do was reach the area to get in but you would have a easier time if you were lv20. Now the titan add on required you to actually finish the game before you could access that part of the storyline since it was a continuation of the story.
I feel like going against what everyone else is saying here (not to be argumentative though) just because how it's phrased. The fact that it says you have to have beaten Lich, Shiro, or Abaddon and that "heroes" only need apply hints at least to me that you have to have beaten one of the games. Think about it: you're not truely a hero until you do something truely great (IE. beat Lich, Shiro, or Abaddon). Plus, since GW:EN is meant to tie up the story even more, I think it would make more sense that you need to have beaten the game so you have at least a decent understanding of what the story is about, like the Titan Quests in Prophecies. I wouldn't mind having it so you don't have to have beaten one of the games, but it just looks like you do from the clues I'm getting.
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I feel like going against what everyone else is saying here (not to be argumentative though) just because how it's phrased. The fact that it says you have to have beaten Lich, Shiro, or Abaddon and that "heroes" only need apply hints at least to me that you have to have beaten one of the games. Think about it: you're not truely a hero until you do something truely great (IE. beat Lich, Shiro, or Abaddon). Plus, since GW:EN is meant to tie up the story even more, I think it would make more sense that you need to have beaten the game so you have at least a decent understanding of what the story is about, like the Titan Quests in Prophecies. I wouldn't mind having it so you don't have to have beaten one of the games, but it just looks like you do from the clues I'm getting.
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It makes sense, now that I consider the fact that the new content is supposed to tie up loose ends from the trilogy's story arc.
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Players will be able to take existing characters from any of the previous Guild Wars campaigns into Guild Wars: Eye of the North. There, they will find adventures and encounters worthy of battle-hardened heroes who have faced such adversaries as Shiro and Abaddon as they seek to uncover the mystery behind the great earthquakes. The Eye of the North expansion contains only max-level content. There's no time to train raw recruits; no time to study with great masters. Only heroes need apply.
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There are a few things that lend EoTN to be for characters that have completed a campagin:
Those three things occur in the last missions of each game - therefore it is logical that EoTN takes place after the storylines. Would that mean that characters need to have completed a campaign?
This could be interpreted two ways - heroes who have literally faced Shiro, Abaddon etc. or just for characters from those campaigns.
There are two things that suggest EoTN will be for existing characters (max level characters)
This specifically says existing characters, which probably means all existing characters. Also, it would be a fairly weak expansion that was only for characters that have completed a campaign. There are many level 20's, few of whom have actually finished a campaign.
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In the face of Tyria's greatest challenges, heroes have arisen to thwart the forces of darkness. The Titans have been driven back to the demon realms, Shiro has been unmasked, and Abaddon has fallen.
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There, they will find adventures and encounters worthy of battle-hardened heroes who have faced such adversaries as Shiro and Abaddon...Only heroes need apply.
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There are two things that suggest EoTN will be for existing characters (max level characters)
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Guild Wars players will soon be able to embark on a journey that will take their existing characters into the treacherous reaches north of the Shiverpeak Mountains.
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I am currently in the Realm of Torment and Raisu Palace portions of Nightfall and Factions, I still am convinced that Prophecies is the most challenging of all the Campaigns. Mainly, I am referring to the time span it takes to get a character from Pre-Sear all the way to Ascension.
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There's no time to train raw recruits; no time to study with great masters. Only heroes need apply.
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I mean ascended in GW1 was ace (for the 1st time) and in Factions became closer to the star was good also. But in Nightfall, exterminated bugs and that's it? I mean C'mon!
