#Gw2 the shining blade Pc

But it existed, and wasn't isolated to super rare cases, since Reyna comments about how we use it in adventures. It might not have been explicitly common. If bringing people back from the dead was a common things, how the hell could such a magic had been lost? Why don't we never hear about it? And why didn't we use it in the story of both gw1 and gw2 to bring back important characters you die. These are just obvious examples that can't be argued to be breaking the 4th wall breaking like this tutorial quest despite no dialogue breaking the 4th wall, some people have argued in the past it does 'because it's tutorial and other tutorial stuff does said:And it makes sense. ' Dhuum's reign will be brutal and uncompromising, for he is the Final Death, and he does not tolerate resurrections or the undead. 'Remember all those times we were dying and I was the only one left standing but I used my signet on Alesia instead of you only to have her die while attempting to restore Lina's life? Yeah, good times. Glint: 'Their souls will be reaped upon one of the five Bloodstones, just as the Chosen you witnessed being slaughtered in the Maguuma Jungle.'Glint: 'If this happens, no magic on this world or any other will bring them back.' 's_Lair#Intermediate_cinematic

Or maybe it's tied to the soul and stay in place forever.Considering that the oath is basically a device invented by the developpers so that they can conveniently avoid to speak about the shining blade and Livia, i wuld say it's very likely we are still said:personnaly, I've always considered the resurection magic in gw1 to be nothing more than a gameplay mechanic and not a lore thing by any means. Maybe it go away when you die, since you're not supposed to come back.

#Gw2 the shining blade Pc

The case of ressurection in the lore are extremely rare (PC and team in Factions, luxons during the great ceremony, Shiro, PC in GW2.) and are considered exceptionnal.ДЄs for the shining blade oath.well it really depends on how the enchantment worked.

Personnaly, I've always considered the resurection magic in gw1 to be nothing more than a gameplay mechanic and not a lore thing by any means.ДЄnd it makes sense.

The oath only prevents talking about classified Shining Blade intel to people not in the Shining Blade. Keep in mind that while resurrection has been reduced to practically non-existent in modern GW2 time, when Livia was a normal person, and when she designed the oath, it was a relatively common magic.ДЄnd the oath doesn't swear anyone to Kryta, or to its crown which is what the Shining Blade care about. The oath kills the oathtaker, so nothing suggests it'd go away after death. Des Todes.2086' said:Nothing about the oath says 'until death'.