Negotiating Tyria

How do you get to the various regions of Tyria? I have a few post-searing characters and I'm always just stuck stuck in Ascalon which makes the game very repetitive and boring and I'd like to go to all the other places

/|\_#~ jo3l ~#_/|\

Doing missions gets you arround the GW world.

To get to new zones, you should do the following missions.

Great Northern Wall
Fort Ranick
Ruins of Surmia
Nolani Academy
Borlis Pass
Frost Gate
Gates of Kryta.

complete the nolani mission or travel in the ascalon foothills till you hit the portal for yaks bend, from there its just walking in straight path and missions

thanks, btw do missions just occur as you you ask people for quests or do have to go into the wilderness and seek them out?

First mission its just next to ascalon.
Inside ascalon city, look for a sign that says "to the northern wall".

Inside that place, u will have an "Enter Mission" button on your party window.

After doing that one, u are usually taken to another mission place, or to a lil town where a quest leads you to another mission.

Quest marked as "Primary" in green in your quest window, will usually take u further in the plot and move you arround the map.

There are special 'mission towns'. If you enter a town (for instance, 'The Great Northern Wall') and there is a little 'Enter Mission' button on the bottom of the Party menu, that is a mission town. Gather together/join a party/grab some henchmen, click on 'Enter Mission', and you'll be dumped into a mission. Complete the objectives you're given, and when you're finished you'll appear in a different town, closer to a new area.

Oh, if you're not dumped into another 'mission town' upon completing your last mission, then there will almost certainly be a simple quest to lead you to the next mission.

EDIT: HE DID IT AGAIN!

LOL.

I can assure you it was totally without intention.
But surely it is totally crazy.

thanks guys...

btw is fort ranik a mission town?

Yeah. You should get dumped there after completing the Northern Wall mission, or you can get there on foot via Regent Valley. Though I'd suggest you try to follow the 'chain', so to speak, on your first try.

Yeah, sure it was . Definitely crazy. I have this aura that makes things crazy, though.