Quiz Terminal

Quiz Terminal

Location

Waste Hollows
(Malchor's Leap)

Part of

Complete Pact training on Orrian history

Interact

Yes

Destructible

No

Quiz Terminals are seen in Shelter Docks, used by Scholar Maroola for quizzing Pact soldiers in Orrian history. There are ten in total, each terminal offering three different questions.

Location

Ruins of Orr

• Malchor's Leap
  • Waste Hollows
    • Shelter Docks (During related events only)

Event involvement

Complete Pact training on Orrian history (75)

Text

Terminal 1

The terminal presents you with a question: "Who selected Malchor to be the one person to sculpt the images of the gods?"

King Reza.

"Incorrect. Before continuing with this quiz, you should refresh your knowledge of Orrian history."

Leave.

Vizier Khilbron.

"Incorrect. Before continuing with this quiz, you should refresh your knowledge of Orrian history."

Leave.

The Gods themselves.

"Correct. The gods selected Malchor alone after they realized that their powerful visages blinded other mortals who looked upon them."

Leave.

I don't know.

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The terminal presents you with a question: "Which of the Tyrian gods wished to live with the people rather than behind the gates of Arah?"

Dwayna.

"That answer is incorrect. Please return to your studies."

Leave.

Lyssa.

"Correct. She used illusion to mask herself among the mortals living in Wren, and did not wish to leave."

Leave.

Melandru.

"That answer is incorrect. Please return to your studies."

Leave.

Bear.

"That answer is incorrect. Please return to your studies."

Leave.

Queen Jennah.

"That answer is incorrect. Please return to your studies."

Leave.

I don't know.

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The terminal presents you with a question: "By what other name is the Orrian city of Arah known?"

The Underwater Paradise.

"You are wrong. That would just be tacky. Come back when you are more learned."

Leave.

City of the Gods.

"You are right. This name came about because Arah was said to be where the gods dwelled for a time after the creation of Tyria."

Leave.

Queensdale of the South.

"You are wrong. Arah was much nicer than Queensdale. Come back when you are more learned."

Leave.

I don't know.

Terminal 2

The terminal presents you with a question: "In Orrian lore, Grenth was the god of what?"

Wintersday, snow, and presents.

"That answer is incorrect. This would be easier if you put in some effort."

Leave.

Life, death, and taxes.

"That answer is incorrect. This would be easier if you put in some effort."

Leave.

Death, ice, and judgement.

"Correct. Grenth was seen as a god of death and ice, in addiction to being the patron of strict ethics."

Leave.

I don't know.

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The terminal presents you with a question: "In which direction was the charr invasion, which lead to the use of the dark magics that would cause the sinking of Orr, heading?"

From the west and the Ring of Fire island chain.

"This is incorrect. Please come back after you've mastered the details of Orrian history."

Leave.

From the Underworld below.

"This is incorrect. Please come back after you've mastered the details of Orrian history."

Leave.

The charr were heading south toward Orr from their recent battles in Ascalon.

"This is correct. The charr were marching on Orr after the Searing devestated[sic] the lands to the north."

Leave.

I don't know.

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The terminal presents you with a question: "Which of King Reza's advisors invoked the dark magics that broughtt about the sinking of Orr?

Terick.

"Incorrect. Remember, it is always better to 'know' than to 'guess.'[sic]

Leave.

Razakel.

"Incorrect. Remember, it is always better to 'know' than to 'guess.'[sic]

Leave.

Vizier Khilbron.

"Correct. Vizier Khilbron was coerced into using the dark magic by Razakel, a demonic agent of Abaddon."

Leave.

I don't know.

Terminal 3

The terminal presents you with a question: "Why did the king's advisor call upon the dark arts that lead to the sinking of Orr?"

As revenge against the gods.

"You are wrong. Your knowledge of Orrian history seems to be wanting."

Leave.

To counter a charr invasion.

"Correct. Vizier Khilbron called upon the dark arts of the Lost Scrolls in a desperate attempt to stop the charr's unrelenting advance."

Leave.

To lay waste to the land before the invading Krytan and Ascalonian armies could claim it.

"You are wrong. Your knowledge of Orrian history seems to be wanting."

Leave.

I don't know.

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The terminal presents you with a question: "Which of the king's occupied the throne during the Second Great Corsair War?"

King Zoran.

"That's correct. King Zoran is remembered as the ruler who offered Lady Glaive shelter during that extended conflict."

Leave.

King Reza.

"That's incorrect. Perhaps a quick perusal of the scrolls would help."

Leave.

King Doric.

"That's incorrect. Perhaps a quick perusal of the scrolls would help."

Leave.

I don't know.

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The terminal presents you with a question: "Grenth is the child of one of the other six gods of Tyria. Which one?"

Grenth.

"Incorrect. Grenth has been credited with many great feats, but being his own father is not one of them."

Leave.

Melandru.

"That answer is incorrect. You might have better luck 'knowing' than 'guessing'."

Leave.

Lyssa.

"That answer is incorrect. You might have better luck 'knowing' than 'guessing'."

Leave.

Abaddon.

"That answer is incorrect. You might have better luck 'knowing' than 'guessing'."

Leave.

Dwayna.

"Correct. In response, Grenth gifted the world with death, that they might understand there were consequences to their actions."

Leave.

Balthazar.

"That answer is incorrect. You might have better luck 'knowing' than 'guessing'."

Leave.

I don't know.

Terminal 4

The terminal presents you with a question: "The Six Gods of the humans are said to have resided in which Orrian city?"

Caer Shadowfain.

"Wrong answer. Maybe you should spend more time studying for these things."

Leave.

Arah.

"Right answer. According to legend, the human gods dwelled for a time in the legendary city."

Leave.

Village of Wren.

"Wrong answer. Maybe you should spend more time studying for these things."

Leave.

I don't know.

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The terminal presents you with a question: "Which of the goddess's[sic] incredible beauty was responsible for Malchor's eventual descent into madness??"

Dwayna.

"Correct. In time, Malchor went insane because despite numerous fevered efforts, he was never satisfied that he would be able to capture the depth of her beauty in stone."

Leave.

Lyssa.

"While beautiful, this is the wrong goddess. A more thorough review of the scrolls of history might help."

Leave.

Melandru.

"While beautiful, this is the wrong goddess. A more thorough review of the scrolls of history might help."

Leave.

I don't know.

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The terminal presents you with a question: "Lyssa, the goddess of illusion and beauty, is depicted as two sisters. What are their names?"

Lily and Ivy

"Incorrect. Wrong twice in one answer. Please go back and hit the scrolls."

Leave.

Lyssa and Lyssa

Incorrect. And a lazy attempt at that. Please go back and hit the scrolls.

Leave.

Lyss and Ilya.

"Correct. Twin sisters Ilya and Lyss together form the goddess Lyssa. Though their names are known, we have found no stories detailing Lyssa's origins."

Leave.

Caithe and Faolain.

"Very incorrect. Not even the correct race. Please go back and hit the scrolls."

Leave.

I don't know.

Terminal 5

The terminal presents you with a question: "Who is the oldest of the gods of Tyria?"

Dwayna.

"Wrong god. Please go back and hit the scrolls."

Leave.

Grenth.

"Wrong god. Please go back and hit the scrolls."

Leave.

Melandru.

"That is correct. Dwayna was the first to set foot on Orr, but Melandru is the eldest god."

Leave.

Abaddon.

"Wrong god. Please go back and hit the scrolls."

Leave.

Lyssa.

"Wrong god. Please go back and hit the scrolls."

Leave.

Balthazar.

"Wrong god. Please go back and hit the scrolls."

Leave.

I don't know.

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The terminal presents you with a question: "The site where Malchor tragically took his own life is know[sic] as what?"

Malchor's Last Stand.

"You are wrong. He who guesses just makes messes, but he who knows more brightly glows."

Leave.

Lovers' Leap.

"You are wrong. He who guesses just makes messes, but he who knows more brightly glows."

Leave.

Malchor's Leap.

"You are correct. A despondent Malchor tossed himself from cliffs near Dwayna's temple into the sea below."

Leave.

I don't know.

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The terminal presents you with a question: "Which of the Six Gods of the humans was considered the god of water and secrets?"

Malchor.

"Incorrect. Malchor was a mortal, not one of the gods. Did you even study for this?"

Leave.

Grinch.

"Incorrect. There was no human god named "Grinch." Did you even study for this?"

Leave.

Abaddon.

"Correct. Abaddon bestowed a unique gift of magic on each group of creatures."

Leave.

I don't know.

Terminal 6

The terminal presents you with a question: "What was the name given to the cataclysmic event that lead to the sinking of Orr?"

The Cataclysm.

"Correct. When Vizier Khilbron called upon the dark arts found in the Lost Scrolls, the resultant devastation sank Orr into the depths of the sea."

Leave.

The Foefire.

"Incorrect. A more careful reading of the historical scrolls, and the question itself, might help you make a more informed guess."

Leave.

The Searing.

"Incorrect. A more careful reading of the historical scrolls, and the question itself, might help you make a more informed guess."

Leave.

I don't know.

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The terminal presents you with a question: "When Dwayna first came to Orr, what did she hope to create?"

A hunting grounds.

"Incorrect. You have much to learn about Orrian lore."

Leave.

A paradise.

"Correct answer. Dwayna sought to make the land a paradise for her followers."

Leave.

A fair and unbiased judicial system.

"Incorrect. You have much to learn about Orrian lore."

Leave.

I don't know.

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The terminal presents you with a question: "King Doric's kingdom encompassed land that would later become what nations?"

The Northern and Southern Shiverpeaks.

"Wrong answer. A quick review of Orrian history may be in order."

Leave.

Kryta, Ascalon, and Orr.

"Right answer. Doric's kingdom stretched over all of Tyria."

Leave.

Rata Sum and the Grove.

"Wrong answer. A quick review of Orrian history may be in order."

Leave.

I don't know.

Terminal 7

The terminal presents you with a question: "Which of the original six gods of Tyria was considered a betrayer and cast out of the pantheon??"

Lyssa.

"Incorrect. You should study a bit more about the gods of Tyria."

Leave.

Dwayna.

"Incorrect. Dwayna is revered by the humans of Tyria to this day."

Leave.

Abaddon.

"Correct. Images of Abaddon across Orr were destroyed, and his cathedral cast into the sea."

Leave.

I don't know.

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The terminal presents you with a question: "Melandru is the goddess of which of the following?"

Nature.

"That is correct. Melandru's deep connection to earth and nature gave her power over many living things, both flora and fauna."

Leave.

Strength.

"Incorrect. Although Melandru may exhibit this attribute, she is considered the patron goddess of something else.

Leave.

Beauty.

"Incorrect. Although Melandru may exhibit this attribute, she is considered the patron goddess of something else.

Leave.

I don't know.

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The terminal presents you with a question: "The Ancient Orrians looked upon magic as what?"

Too dangerous to practice.

"Incorrect. The Ancient Orrians both practiced and embraced magic."

Leave.

A power to be used casually in their everyday lives.

"Correct. Ancient Orrians were much more comfortable with the daily practice of magic than their neighbors, the Ascalonians."

Leave.

A skill they would never be able to master.

"Incorrect. The Ancient Orrians both practiced and embraced magic."

Leave.

I don't know.

Terminal 8

The terminal presents you with a question: "How long did the third Guild War last?"

It was all over in less than a year.

"Not quite. You are not displaying a very impressive knowledge of the history of the Guild Wars."

Leave.

Exactly a thousand years.

"Not quite. You are not displaying a very impressive knowledge of the history of the Guild Wars."

Leave.

Fifty-seven years.

"Correct. A tragic series of events, and the releasing of dark magics, lead to the sinking of Orr and the end of the war."

Leave.

I don't know.

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The terminal presents you with a question: "Magic can be drawn and contained through intense study, the blessings of the Six Gods, and materials known as what?"

Signets.

"Correct. The use of signets has since spread across the world and is now so common that most people take them for granted."

Leave.

Runes.

"Incorrect. You have clearly either misread or completely ignored the scrolls. You might want to rectify that."

Leave.

Charms.

"Incorrect. You have clearly either misread or completely ignored the scrolls. You might want to rectify that."

Leave.

I don't know.

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The terminal presents you with a question: "When Balthazar came to Arah, he brought along companions Temar and Tegon. What type of creatures were they?"

Fiery horses.

"Wrong. Perhaps you should do more research before continuing."

Leave.

Powerful ogres.

"Wrong. Perhaps you should do more research before continuing."

Leave.

Fierce hunting hounds.

"Right. The hounds Temar and Tegon can be seen on statues of Balthazar found throughout Orr."

Leave.

I don't know.

Terminal 9

The terminal presents you with a question: "Which of the great human nations was the last to enter the third Guild War?"

Ascalon.

"Wrong answer. This was one of the nations that instigated the conflict. You should go back and study further."

Leave.

Orr.

"Right answer. Orr only entered the fray when forced to defend itself against the aggression of both Ascalon and Kryta.

Leave.

Kryta.

"Wrong answer. This was one of the nations that instigated the conflict. You should go back and study further."

Leave.

I don't know.

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The terminal presents you with a question: "Which of the human gods attempted to raise humans above all other races through combat?"

Abaddon.

"Wrong. Perhaps you should study your Six Gods history a bit more."

Leave.

Grenth.

"Wrong. Perhaps you should study your Six Gods history a bit more."

Leave.

Balthazar.

"Right. The god of war, Balthazar, believed that humans would easily defeat other races. Annotation: I wonder what he would think of how we are working together now?"

Leave.

I don't know.

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The terminal presents you with a question: "When Orr reemerged, from which body of water did the land rise?"

The Mire Sea.

"Wrong. Please go back and study more diligently."

Leave.

The Sea of Sorrows.

"Right. The Bay of Sirens and Gulf of Jerick, which merged when Orr sank, were renamed to commemorate the tragic loss of life."

Leave.

Sanguine Bay.

"Wrong. Please go back and study more diligently."

Leave.

I don't know.

Terminal 10

The terminal presents you with a question: "Who gave Zhaitan—the Elder Dragon that reanimated the dead citizens of the recently risen Orr—its name?"

The Hecket [sic] tribes.

"Incorrect. You can find information on the sinking and raising of Orr in the scrolls distributed around the camp."

Leave.

The dragon monks.

"Incorrect. You can find information on the sinking and raising of Orr in the scrolls distributed around the camp."

Leave.

The dwarves.

"Correct. The first known reference to this Elder Dragon as 'Zhaitan' was by the dwarven race."

Leave.

I don't know.

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The terminal presents you with a question: "Which of the Six Gods sought to bring peace and humanity to the world?"

Abaddon.

"Incorrect answer. Remember, it's 'study' first, then 'quiz.'[sic]

Leave.

Dwayna.

"Correct answer. If you recall that Dwayna is the goddess of life, this answer is easy to deduce."

Leave.

Lyssa.

"Incorrect answer. Remember, it's 'study' first, then 'quiz.'[sic]

Leave.

I don't know.

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The terminal presents you with a question: "Why did the charr enter the third Guild War?"

The Orrians enlisted the charr as allies.

"Incorrect. Perhaps a more careful reading of the scrolls is in order."

Leave.

The charr leaders were anxious to try out their newest weaponry.

"Incorrect. Perhaps a more careful reading of the scrolls is in order."

Leave.

The charr wanted to take advantage of the humans' infighting.

"Correct. The charr had long been at war with the humans and realized their enemy had let down their guard while fighting one another."

Leave.

I don't know.