Destroyer
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The Destroyers are fiery, mindless creatures who are controlled through a hive-like mind by the Great Destroyer. Dwarven legends say that they are the heralds of the Great Destroyer and that their purpose is to clear Tyria of all life in order to prepare for their master's final arrival. Although it was originally believed that the Great Destroyer is their master, they are ultimately subjects of the Elder Dragon Primordus.
List of hostile NPCs[edit]
- Only during quests and missions.
- Stationary Destroyer
Gallery[edit]
Notes[edit]
- Destroyers are immune to burning and have a +20 armor rating compared to other foes of their profession and level.
- They have another +20 bonus to armor against fire damage; Destroyers of Earth have a total of +80 armor against fire damage.
- They are vulnerable to cold damage, giving them normal armor against cold damage (the result of a -20 penalty to cold damage, which cancels their +20 armor bonus).
- One effective strategy is to combine Winter with any elemental damage (e.g. weapon upgrades, Fire Magic, or a conjure spell).
- Destroyers are semi-fleshy creatures, despite their appearance.
- They are affected by bleeding, poison Disease and Deep wound, but do not leave exploitable corpses.
- Destroyer of Lives are an exception; they leave exploitable corpses.
- They have no healers and no condition removal; however, their mesmers have hex removal skills.
- Most Destroyers use Inner Fire.
- Destroyers have tonic forms.
Trivia[edit]
- Destroyers were originally called "Tanneks", and early concept art for them shows them to be fleshy, piglike creatures. They were adapted for Eye of the North after Utopia was cancelled.
- Destroyer weapons were modeled after the Destroyers and what they're made from.
External links[edit]
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The Guild Wars 2 Wiki has an article on Destroyer. |
- IGN - Guild Wars: Eye of the North Dungeon Crawl
- Kotaku: Screenshot labeled GWX-Destroyer, depicting a Destroyer mesmer
| Religions of Tyria (edit) | |
|---|---|
| The Six Human Gods | Balthazar (statue) • Dwayna (statue) • Grenth (statue) • Lyssa (statue) • Melandru (statue) • Kormir (statue) |
| Former and other deities | Abaddon (statue) • Dhuum • Great Dwarf • Menzies • Old Gods • Spirits of the Wild • Three Queens |
| Entities of religion | Avatar • Celestial • Charr gods (Titans | Destroyers) • Druid • Envoy • Facet • Glint • Unseen Ones |
| Non-theistic religions | Eternal Alchemy • Eternal Paradise • Great Forge • Sky Above the Sky |
