The Arena.Net blog has been updated with a new post by Content Designer Annie VanderMeer Mitsoda. In the new post, she goes into detail about how the team comes up with names for, well, everything in Tyria. It’s a great behind-the-scenes look at how lore is created for Guild Wars 2.One of the lore elements of the game that I find the most fascinating is the cultural evolution of charr names.We are a specialized, professional and reliable online supplier for guild wars 2 gold selling. We have been supplying fast and cheap guild wars 2 gold to our loyal and reliable customers for 7 years. If you want to buy guild wars 2 gold or get the latest news of cheap guild wars 2 gold, please come here. We provide not only the most
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In the original Guild Wars, the charr were brutish, savage zealots, and their names reflected this, echoing growls and roars – “Maim Deathrain†“Slaug Firehide†“Kaargoth Bloodclaw†and the like. 250 years later, the charr are the most technologically advanced race on Tyria, and their legions (though competitive as always) have fortified themselves into a far more organized and ranked force. Though the classic names are not wholly gone, most charr names have echoed this cultural change, drawing exhaustively from classic Roman influences – and not just classical names, such as Aestiva and Gracchus, but military sources as well! A ballista is a large siege weapon that was used by ancient Roman forces – but it’s also got a fantastic ring for a charr moniker.
