Kaineng City
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| Kaineng City | |
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| Continent | Cantha |
| Town | Kaineng Center |
| Neighbor(s) | Echovald Forest Shing Jea Island The Jade Sea |
| Campaign | Factions |
| Images | |
 Loading screen | |
 Interactive Map of Kaineng City Non-interactive maps | |
 Kaineng City signpost. | |
Kaineng City is the capital of the Empire of the Dragon. It is a huge metropolis that covers a large portion of northwestern Cantha. "Kaineng" is Old Canthan for "Emperor", giving the city the name of "Emperor City."
Towns and outposts[edit]
Mission outposts:
- Dragon's Throat
- Imperial Sanctum
- Nahpui Quarter
- Raisu Palace
- Sunjiang District
- Tahnnakai Temple
- Vizunah Square (Foreign Quarter)
- Vizunah Square (Local Quarter)
Missions[edit]
Challenge missions:
Explorable areas[edit]
- Bejunkan Pier
- Bukdek Byway (Winds of Change)
- Divine Path
- Kaineng Docks
- Nahpui Quarter
- Pongmei Valley (Winds of Change)
- Raisu Palace
- Raisu Pavilion
- Shadow's Passage (Winds of Change)
- Shenzun Tunnels (Winds of Change)
- Sunjiang District (Winds of Change)
- Tahnnakai Temple
- The Undercity (Winds of Change)
- Wajjun Bazaar
- Xaquang Skyway
Landmarks[edit]
- The Roost
- Xunlai headquarters
- Am Fah's guild hall
- Minister Wona's estate
- Jade Brotherhood's guild hall
- Dragon lighthouse
- Qinkaishi Mountains
- Royen's tree
Soundtrack[edit]
- Kaineng City (only heard in Raisu Palace, Raisu Pavilion and Divine Path)
- [untitled]
Gallery[edit]
Trivia[edit]
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The Guild Wars 2 Wiki has an article on Kaineng City. |
- Possibly named after Kaifeng, an ancient capital of China (once "the largest city in the world").
- It is inspired by the Kowloon Walled City of Hong Kong.[1]
References[edit]
