Year after year, we see new TV shows (especially in the über over saturated fall TV line up) that all vie for our attention as the new show to watch. Networks after networks all compete in hopes that their TV shows will resonate with an audience, by promo alone mind you. Very few can actually claim to have accomplished such a feat. With many viewers even changing the channel when promos for new shows air. However, there was one TV show that as soon as we watched the first 30 seconds of the trailer, we knew we were hooked. After watching the pilot episode, we knew we had made the right decision in naming it this new TV show to watch.
Now, gentle reader, allow me to introduce the protagonist of our story. Lilith de Nemo was once of a respected line, but now she is de Nemo, “of nobody.” Her family, the de Magi line, were powerful sorcerers with command over the elements. They were businessmen, and had thrived under the reign of King Adelbern. Adelbern is not of the line of Thorn. Rather, he married into the royal family, and his bride died under mysterious circumstances soon after the birth of their son Rurik, which cemented Adelbern’s claim to the throne.
Its been a while since I last blogged about the Living Story in Guild Wars, so I wanted to get back in to it. I left off at the end of the Southsun section of the Living Story, now neatly(ish) wrapped up. Where did it go next? Well, Tyria experienced something of a steampunk pirate revolution.
I mentioned the Dragon Bash in my last Living Story blog, which was predominantly focused around Dragon Bash themed achievements and activities. What the Dragon Bash ushered in for the longer term was what was to become the overarching Living Story enemy – the Aetherblades.