Talk:Centaur

The note that Losaru and Modniir are "suspected" to be centaurs seems a bit redundant - they clearly are. 84.104.78.155 17:12, 11 August 2009 (UTC)

Because removing comments entirely is against the rules of this wiki. - J.P.Talk 18:49, 11 August 2009 (UTC)

OK listen up. I wrote this comment myself, but realized soon after that I made a mistake - I had misread the article. That's why I removed MY OWN COMMENT, figuring no one would care. It is completely dysfunctional and adds exactly NOTHING to the wiki or to the talk page of this article to keep my comment on here. It's rather embarrassing really. Ofcourse you are too young to understand or too proud or too far up your ass with your moderator status to be a little lenient with these dogmatic rules of yours - but hey. If you want to make a fool of AND yourself - go ahead, keep it on here. Good day to you sir. 84.104.78.155 18:55, 11 August 2009 (UTC)

Whatever. If you don't like our rules, i can't help it. I'm not an admin so what can i do? Sure, if you want to ask about a situation like this, go here. I can't find anything embarrassing in that comment. Since it's overlined, people know that it is made by misstake or any other reason, and should leave it alone. FYI: no one is perfect. So, good day to you too. And since you seem to care about it, no i'm not 12. - J.P.Talk 19:25, 11 August 2009 (UTC)

Resistances

I just tested Lightning Surge, Flare, Stoning, and Ice Spear on a Shiverpeak Warrior (first remembering to eliminate any nearby Ranger centaurs), with 5 air, 0 earth, 8 fire, and 9 water, which brought the stated dmg for each skill to around 45. Fire, Earth, and Lightning damage did about 56 dmg. Water, however, does around 42 damage. It seems to me that this would indicate cold resistance (and thus a reason for using Winter), but can anyone confirm? 69.249.223.63 04:39, 23 October 2009 (UTC)

Shiverpeak and Maguuma are one tribe

Horm Frostrider: "They climb through the Shiverpeaks, thinning our tribe and stealing our land." I think we can assume that means they're both part of the same tribe. Magamdy 14:27, 13 September 2010 (UTC)

Check the Centaur Scout dialogues in the Wild:

Centaur Scout 1: "Long has it been since Ramtha Brokenhoof and Horm Frostrider met face to face."

Centaur Scout 1: "The leaders of the two strongest Centaur tribes are on the verge of an agreement."

Centaur Scout 2: "So the rumors about the alliance against the humans are true?"

Centaur Scout 1: "Indeed. The negotiations begin today."

Centaur Scout 2: "Good. It is about time that the Centaurs took a united stand against the humans."

Centaur Scout 1: "It is rumored that there are humans in the Maguuma right now."

Centaur Scout 1: "We would have need of a strong Centaur, such as yourself, to help guard the meeting."

Centaur Scout 2: "I would be honored. What must I do?"

Centaur Scout 1: "Take this vine seed. It will give you access to the meeting site."

Centaur Scout 2: "I will guard Ramtha Brokenhoof and Horm Frostrider with my life."

The dialogue you quote is part of this:

Horm Frostrider: "They climb through the Shiverpeaks, thinning our tribe and stealing our land."

Ramtha Brokenhoof: "Yes, Horm. The days of darkness for the Centaurs are over."

Ramtha Brokenhoof: "Death to the humans!"'

Horm Frostrider: "Then we are in agreement."

Horm Frostrider: "We shall strike an alliance and declare hunting season on the humans."

Horm is part of the Shiverpeak centaurs. The two tribes tried to make an alliance, were in agreement, but we killed them. Apparently by GW2's time, the alliance is in motion anyways. -- Konig/talk 20:12, 13 September 2010 (UTC)

Aaaah, sorry didnt get that part :) -- Magamdy 19:04, 14 September 2010 (UTC)