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Guild Wars had allot of interesting gods. Some of which Where good and others Evil. What was your favorite God/gods in guild wars. Your answer can include the false gods.

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1.	12 votes 213 pts	Dwayna Dwayna is the goddess of life and air 1 Comment
2.	11 votes 200 pts	Balthazar Balthazar is god of war and fire Discuss
3.	11 votes 197 pts	Grenth Grenth is the god of death and ice 1 Comment
4.	11 votes 193 pts	Melandru Melandru is the goddess of earth and nature. Discuss
5.	8 votes 138 pts	Lyssa Lyssa (sometimes only called Lyss) is the twin goddess of beauty and illusion. 1 Comment
6.	6 votes 109 pts	Primordus Appearing in the last cinematic at the end of EotN, Primordus is the creator of the Great Destroyer who rivaled the Great Dwarf himself. From what we know, Primordus seems to be the oldest of the dragons and likely the most powerful by far. For now, he is satisfied with running the Asura out of the... [show more] Appearing in the last cinematic at the end of EotN, Primordus is the creator of the Great Destroyer who rivaled the Great Dwarf himself. From what we know, Primordus seems to be the oldest of the dragons and likely the most powerful by far. For now, he is satisfied with running the Asura out of the depths and does not rise above the subterranean realm. Whether or not the other dragons owe him their loyalty is yet unconfirmed, but having warded off one god, Primordus and his brood seem to make even Balthazar himself hesitate to act. (Also, I'll be surprised if the Charr shamans don't at least consider trying to adopt the dragons as their new gods) [show less] 1 Comment
7.	6 votes 90 pts	Unseen Ones The Mursaat are a race of floating, humanoid, almost angelic spellcasters. They have the ability to hide themselves from those who have not ascended. While they can be said to have several godlike characteristics, they are anything but benevolent. It was said in the Flameseeker Prophecies that,... [show more] The Mursaat are a race of floating, humanoid, almost angelic spellcasters. They have the ability to hide themselves from those who have not ascended. While they can be said to have several godlike characteristics, they are anything but benevolent. It was said in the Flameseeker Prophecies that, should the Titans ever escape from the Foundry of Failed Creations, the Mursaat would become extinct. Consequently, in fear, the Mursaat devised a plan that would allow them to gain control over the Kingdom of Kryta, and then regularly sacrifice souls on top of the bloodstones in order to keep the door to the Foundry closed. Although initially successful, they eventually fell at the hands of their own followers. [show less] 1 Comment
8.	6 votes 86 pts	Abaddon Abaddon is the former God of Secrets. 2 Comments
9.	5 votes 86 pts	Kormir Kormir is the goddess of Truth. Discuss
10.	5 votes 75 pts	The Titans Their not gods, but neither are the mursaat, also known as the unseen ones. Plus, they had enough power to give their followers, the charr, that spell we all know as the Searing. 7 Comments
11.	4 votes 62 pts	Great Dwarf Every Dwarf knows the tale of the Great Dwarf and the Great Destroyer. While most Dwarves with any spiritual leanings still believe their race was forged upon Anvil Rock by the Great Dwarf in an age before men, few actually put much stock in the myth of a titanic struggle between their Dwarven deity... [show more] Every Dwarf knows the tale of the Great Dwarf and the Great Destroyer. While most Dwarves with any spiritual leanings still believe their race was forged upon Anvil Rock by the Great Dwarf in an age before men, few actually put much stock in the myth of a titanic struggle between their Dwarven deity and a mystical creature of vast destructive power and limitless evil. That all changed, however, when the Tome of Rubicon, an ancient Dwarven artifact supposedly created by the Great Dwarf himself, was found buried deep within Sorrow’s Furnace. [show less] Discuss
12.	4 votes 61 pts	The Norn Spirit Bear Spirit, Raven Spirit, and Wolf Spirit are the more prominent deities of the Norn. Owl Spirit, Ox Spirit, and Wurm Spirit are the lesser deities of the Norn. Discuss
13.	2 votes 40 pts	I like them all. I hope they have more of a story line with the dragons in GW2. I like how all of them have some influence in the game. Even if it is a tiny bit. Discuss
14.	2 votes 33 pts	None I didn't really notice the gods whilst playing GW. Probably, because they don't play much of a role except in the names of certain skills. Just to be safe though, I have my characters praying to all of them (Pascal's wager). 4 Comments
15.	2 votes 29 pts	Menzies Menzies the Mad is the half-brother of Balthazar, the God of War. Discuss

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Sersun

1 year ago

Great topic

Shai_Halud

1 year ago

Should we add Dragons in here as gods? They are certainly more powerful than the Titans or the Mursaat and, if the Great Destroyer was more than a match for the Great Dwarf then imagine how powerful Primordus is. They are also said to create monsters with their breath and twist the living to serve their will. They are depicted as rivals of the True Gods and Primordus did appear in EotN.. I'll go ahead and add Primordus as a god on the same level as Menzies or Dhuum.

I was Here

12 months ago

I think the powers of the gods should be drained by the dragons. The opposing half of the gods. Then there would be a fear of loosing all of the GW world. They would have hunger like the Devourers.
Well a little dramatic but it would be interesting.

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