#lws3

[clemmykins]

This one spot in Bitterfrost Frontier... so pinkish yellow..

[gw2-correct-quotes]

Canach: I was going to leave...but I'm dying to see his room after the splendor that was his private dungeon. Canach: Oh, Minister Beetlestone, you did not disappoint. Why on Tyria do you think he has a painting of Captain Thackeray in here?

[brightwingedbat]

I gotta bring up a thing from LWS3 on GW2 with the Bloodstone Explosion

"That blast would've hit Lion's Arch."

Yeah it would've fucking wiped out a good half of Central Tyria, Almorra.

[guildwarsgirl]

Ardyn's having fun in a volcano!

[sylvaridreams]

can i have stuff.

[the-six-official]

i cant believe people dont like livia... the shining blade thing was whatever to me but the banter between her and the commander is SO funny

[konig-varorson]

Fun Lore Fact: On Mursaat genders

With Secrets of the Obscure opening the possibility of us meeting more mursaat, and female mursaat at that, I want to point out a little noticeable fun fact about mursaat in Guild Wars 1.

While there is only one model used for all mursaat, thus leading one to think we only see male mursaat, based on the names of the various bosses it can be concluded that we do see female mursaat as well.

For example:

Willa the Unpleasant

Willem the Demeaning

Male and female form of the same name. Willa and Willem. There are other feminine names seen too, of course. Such as Aily the Innocent and Mercia the Smug.

So what does this mean?

This means mursaat have no notable sexual dimorphism from their models, particularly of note being their chest. Their females' chests look just like their males' chests. This is a female mursaat:

And it is also a male mursaat.

This is NOT accurate female mursaat clothing:

But adapted for the sake of humans and norn to wear (and sylvari just use this because humans and norn get weird seeing nude sylvari).

Let's see if ArenaNet keeps to this idea. #FreeMursaatNonBoobies!

[lackluster-draws]

Luka’s pregnancy during lws3