Monument of Valor

Tapestry of Valor

Description

The Monument of Valor showcases trophies for Destroyer and Tormented weapons.

• A hero's greatest weapons are courage of
  heart, unchained
  Strength of soul and rightful fury
  unrestrained,
  Never to be vanquished.

• Witness here the weapons of the
  legendary hero, <-Name->, whose
  achievements will never be forgotten.

Acquisition

• Acquire a Monumental Tapestry and apply it to the Valor Stand to activate.

Displays

Destroyer Weapons	Tormented Weapons
Destroyer Axe Destroyer Bow Destroyer Daggers Destroyer Focus Destroyer Maul Destroyer Scepter1 Destroyer Scythe Destroyer Shield Destroyer Spear Destroyer Staff Destroyer Sword	Tormented Axe Tormented Bow Tormented Daggers Tormented Focus Tormented Maul Tormented Scepter Tormented Scythe Tormented Shield Tormented Spear Tormented Staff Tormented Sword

¹The Destroyer Scepter is named Destroyer Wand when displayed.

Full Destroyer Weapon Display
Full Tormented Weapon Display

Notes

• Only Destroyer Weapons from the Eye of the North expansion and Tormented weapons from the Nightfall campaign can be added.
  • Addition of Tormented weapons was first announced in a developer note on the official wiki and was implemented in an update on 10/09/2008.
• All weapons, foci, and shields will be customised to you when you add them to the monument.
• Only the basic name of the item will be displayed, without any additional information.
• You cannot display two weapons of the same type, such as a Destroyer Long Bow and a Destroyer Recurve Bow. Each weapon must be of a different type, for a total of 11 Destroyer weapons and 11 Tormented weapons (both of the different Tormented Bow skins will show up on the same pedestal, regardless of which bow you used).
• You can view 11 weapons at once.
• According to PC Gamer (May 2007), "special weapons you earned in Guild Wars 1 may be in a display case in your Hall of Monuments, and your Guild Wars 2 characters will be able to take them out and use them."
• The displayed weapons seem to have a pre-determined order of arrangement, regardless of the order in which they were displayed.