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A '''Town''' is a type of [[staging area]] that includes [[NPC]]s who offer a full set of services (e.g. [[Merchant]]s and [[Henchmen]]).
[[Image:NightfallTownIcon.png|thumb|Elona]]
 
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[[Image:TormentTownIcon.png|thumb|Realm of Torment]]
 
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[[Region]]s rarely have more than one town and some do not have any (e.g. [[Ring of Fire Islands]]). Towns tend to supply local color, such as [[NPC]]s who don't serve a specific game function but offer history, gossip, or trivia related to the area.
[[Town]]s, unlike [[outpost]]s or [[mission location]]s, are [[staging area|staging areas]] on the map that usually provide the '''full''' set of NPC services:
 
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When the game specifies that something works ''while in town'', it also works in [[outpost]]s.
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==Typical town services==
 
*[[Collector]]s
 
*[[Collector]]s
 
*[[Crafter]]s and [[Vendor]]s:
 
*[[Crafter]]s and [[Vendor]]s:
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*[[Merchant]]
 
*[[Merchant]]
 
*[[Skill trainer]]
 
*[[Skill trainer]]
*[[Xunlai Agent]] (Storage)
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*[[Xunlai Agent]]
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*[[Xunlai Chest]]
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*Quest-related [[NPC]]s
   
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==World map appearance==
Some towns have [[road sign]]s marking sections of the town where [[NPC]]s offering similar services gather together.
 
 
Towns are annotated on the [[World Map]] (default key "M") using different icons in different campaigns:
 
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There is generally one Town per [[Region]], and is often, but not always, the capital or largest city. Note that some regions do not have any town, like [[The Desolation]] and [[Ring of Fire Islands]].
 
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|style="width:25%;"|[[Image:CityIcon.png]]
Note that the term ''town'' is also used as a term to refer to towns, outposts, and mission locations.
 
 
|style="width:25%;"|[[Image:FactionsTownIcon.png]]
 
 
|style="width:25%;"|[[Image:NightfallTownIcon.png]]
Towns are annotated on the [[World Map|continental map]] (default key "M") using different icons in different campaigns:
 
 
|style="width:25%;"|[[Image:TormentTownIcon.png]]
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|[[Tyria (continent)|Tyria]],<br>[[Battle Isles]]
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|[[Cantha]]
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|[[Elona]]
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|[[Realm of Torment]]
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==Notes==
 
==Notes==
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*Sometime the game/manual, and some players use ''town'' to mean any [[staging area]] (''[[outpost]]'', ''[[mission location]]'', etc), although technically they are not the same.
*[[Doomlore Shrine]] in [[Guild Wars Eye of the North|Eye of the North]] is currently the only town without the full set of NPCs. Rather, it has an NPC setup similar to that of a mission outpost]].
 
 
* Some towns have [[road sign]]s marking sections of the town where [[NPC]]s offering similar services gather together.
 
* [[Doomlore Shrine]] in [[Guild Wars Eye of the North|Eye of the North]] is currently the only town without the full set of NPCs. Rather, it has an NPC setup similar to that of a mission outpost.
   
 
==See Also==
 
==See Also==
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*[[Port]] - a town with access to travel between [[continent]]s
*[[Port]]
 
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*[[Outpost]] - similar to a town, but with minimal services.
*[[:Category:Towns]]
 
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*[[Mission location]] - similar to a town, but with minimal services and ability to start a [[mission]]
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*[[:Category:Towns|List of Towns]]
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*[[:Category:Outposts|List of Outposts]]
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*[[:Category:Mission locations|List of Mission locations]]
   
 
[[Category:Locations]] [[Category:Glossary]]
 
[[Category:Locations]] [[Category:Glossary]]
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Latest revision as of 16:49, 7 December 2010

A Town is a type of staging area that includes NPCs who offer a full set of services (e.g. Merchants and Henchmen).

Regions rarely have more than one town and some do not have any (e.g. Ring of Fire Islands). Towns tend to supply local color, such as NPCs who don't serve a specific game function but offer history, gossip, or trivia related to the area.

When the game specifies that something works while in town, it also works in outposts.

Typical town services[ | ]

World map appearance[ | ]

Towns are annotated on the World Map (default key "M") using different icons in different campaigns:

CityIcon FactionsTownIcon NightfallTownIcon TormentTownIcon
Tyria,
Battle Isles
Cantha Elona Realm of Torment

Notes[ | ]

  • Sometime the game/manual, and some players use town to mean any staging area (outpost, mission location, etc), although technically they are not the same.
  • Some towns have road signs marking sections of the town where NPCs offering similar services gather together.
  • Doomlore Shrine in Eye of the North is currently the only town without the full set of NPCs. Rather, it has an NPC setup similar to that of a mission outpost.

See Also[ | ]