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As described in the [http://www.guildwars.com/gameplay/exploring/tyria/story/stories.php Lore], [[Kyhlo]] was a fortress in [[Ascalon]], home of [[Ascalon's Chosen]], the [[guild]] of [[King Adelbern]] and [[Mordakai]], [[Devona]]'s father. Nowadays it is unknown which of the many ruins in Ascalon mark the former location of Kyhlo. |
As described in the [http://www.guildwars.com/gameplay/exploring/tyria/story/stories.php Lore], [[Kyhlo]] was a fortress in [[Ascalon]], home of [[Ascalon's Chosen]], the [[guild]] of [[King Adelbern]] and [[Mordakai]], [[Devona]]'s father. Nowadays it is unknown which of the many ruins in Ascalon mark the former location of Kyhlo. |
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| − | During early [[beta]] (E3 2004 demo), Kyhlo was the in-game name of [[Ascalon City (Pre-Searing)|Ascalon City]], but it was changed, according to Gaile, because Anet wanted to avoid real-world references in game, and Kyhlo sounded like Cairo in some languages. |
+ | During early [[beta]] (E3 2004 demo), Kyhlo was the in-game name of [[Ascalon City (Pre-Searing)|Ascalon City]], but it was changed, according to Gaile, because Anet wanted to avoid real-world references in game, and Kyhlo sounded like Cairo in some languages. |
The only reference to Kyhlo still found in the game is the [[Kyhlo Axe]] available from [[Arthur Ayala]] in pre-Searing Ascalon City. |
The only reference to Kyhlo still found in the game is the [[Kyhlo Axe]] available from [[Arthur Ayala]] in pre-Searing Ascalon City. |
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Template:Unreachable Landmarks As described in the Lore, Kyhlo was a fortress in Ascalon, home of Ascalon's Chosen, the guild of King Adelbern and Mordakai, Devona's father. Nowadays it is unknown which of the many ruins in Ascalon mark the former location of Kyhlo.
During early beta (E3 2004 demo), Kyhlo was the in-game name of Ascalon City, but it was changed, according to Gaile, because Anet wanted to avoid real-world references in game, and Kyhlo sounded like Cairo in some languages.
The only reference to Kyhlo still found in the game is the Kyhlo Axe available from Arthur Ayala in pre-Searing Ascalon City.