"Guild Wars: Nightfall" - Vabbi Quiz

Answer: Prince Rendu the Just

Prince Ahmtur the Mighty is a master of war. He makes his home in the Citadel of Dzagon, and helps to protect it and Vabbi from the Margonite forces in the Dzagonur Bastion mission. Prince Bokka is fat and rich. He has an interest in plays and theatre, and rarely, if ever, gets his hands dirty when it comes to managing matters of politics.

His wealth allows him to pay others for the tasks he needs done. Spending his time in the Library at Chokhin, Prince Mehtu is certainly the cleverest of the three princes, with sharp logic skills and the ability to carefully recognise small details.

His daughter is perhaps more adventurous than he is, choosing to aid your party as a Monk hero - she is Tahlkora.

Answer: Five

The five missions are Tihark Orchard, Dasha Vestibule, Dzagonur Bastion, Grand Court of Sebelkeh and Jennur's Horde. Tihark Orchard is the game's only solo mission, and takes place in the Garden of Seborhin during the Festival of Lyss. If you chose Margrid the Sly, then Dasha Vestibule will be the next mission; if you chose Master of Whispers, then it's off to Dzagonur Bastion.

The Grand Court of Sebelkeh mission is next - one which involves closing Margonite rifts and protecting the Altar of Lyssa from being controlled by the enemy.

Some time later, you will be given a choice - either help Koss and defend the Garden of Seborhin in the Jennur's Horde mission, or help Melonni defend her home village of Ronjok in the Nundu Bay mission. The least number of Vabbian missions that you can participate in is three.

Answer: Palawa Joko

Palawa Joko was imprisoned in a tomb in Jahai Bluffs after his defeat by Turai Ossa. However, Abaddon's increasing power frees Palawa from his tomb, and he offers his services to you for a limited time. Despite his name, he does not make an appearance in Vabbi during your journey. Instead, he shows up during the Gate of Desolation mission as a guide through the Sulfurous Wastes.

Answer: Vehjin Mines

Mihanu Township isn't a particularly significant outpost in Vabbi. The standard merchant and storage chest are there, along with a rune trader and rare scroll trader. Only one quest originates here, so its main purpose is a pitstop for players travelling to see Prince Mehtu the Wise in his palace.

Answer: Wilderness of Bahdza

The Wilderness of Bahdza contains a sprawling network of passages through the mountains, connecting the mighty Citadel of Dzagon with the Resplendent Makuun area. The Dzagonur Bastion mission takes place in the Wilderness of Bahdza, where you must defend the citadel from the onslaught of Kournans and Margonites.

Answer: Trade contracts

Many quests exist in Vabbi that reward you with Trade Contracts. These contracts can be exchanged for various items, depending on the amount traded. Pooling your contracts is best, as giving 7 of them to a member of the Order of Whispers will get you either a ruby, sapphire or diamond - ideal if you're after Vabbian armour.

Answer: Rilohn Refuge

If you chose Master of Whispers over Margrid the Sly, then you will have to complete the Rilohn Refuge mission. In this mission, a creature called the Drought is threatening to consume the River Elon, the water supply for many in Vabbi, and you have to head into the waterworks and flush it out.

The final fight can be made easier by shutting off water pumps, however, you will forgo the Master's reward.

Answer: Vehtendi Valley

Swarming with Behemoths, Heket, and plants, Vehtendi Valley is unique in the sense that you will play through it at night, yet it is not Nightfallen (unlike the Garden of Seborhin after the completion of a certain mission). Players new to Vabbi will have a brief encounter with this area as they make their way from Yatendi Canyons to Forum Highlands.

Answer: Nomad Giant

Stoneaxe Hekets, Rain Beetles and Roaring Ethers are found all over Vabbi. Stonaxes are obviously found with other Hekets, and Rain Beetles are, funnily enough, found with other Beetles. Roaring Ethers accompany Djinn in their patrols, and can, and will, resurrect dead allies, so it is best to deal with the Ethers first. Nomad Giants aren't encountered until reaching the Desolation.

Answer: Koss

After completing the Grand Court of Sebelkeh mission, you will be asked to choose either to go to the Garden of Seborhin with Koss in the Jennur's Horde mission, or to the village of Ronjok in Kourna for the Nundu Bay mission with Melonni. In each mission, you will be fighting off a horde of Margonites and defeating Harbingers to remove the threat.