Queen Dahlah
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Queen Dahlah
- Race
- Ghost
- Profession
- Mesmer
- Level
- 80
- Rank
- Champion
- Location
- Front Line
(Domain of Kourna) - Organization
- Primeval Kings
“The Primeval dynasty ended with us, no matter what the deceiver Joko claims!
— Queen Dahlah
Queen Dahlah is one of the twin queens from the ancient Primeval Dynasty, along with her sister Queen Nahlah, that ruled Elona together. They enjoyed all the luxuries of being royalty, but when the Scarab Plague hit, they were blamed for it by their citizens. With their passage into the Mists, the long rule of the Primeval Dynasty came to an end. Joko wasted little time in disrupting the social order for it's benefit.
Location[edit]
Story involvement[edit]
Path of Fire story[edit]
- Act II
Living World Season 4[edit]
Combat abilities[edit]
- Abilities
- Mesmer Illusionist
- Twin Bond
- Behavior
- Effects
Sand Shield - Absorbs incoming damage.
Sisterly Bond - The bonds of sisterhood extend beyond life and death. Rallies when downed if her twin is undefeated.
- Skills
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Winds of Chaos - Bounce an orb of energy between foes and allies. The first hit applies torment, while subsequent hits to enemies apply confusion. Allies that the orb bounces to gain fury and might. -
Chaos Storm - Create a magical storm at the target location that applies random conditions to foes and boons to allies. The first strike of the storm dazes foes. - Wrath of the Desert - Medium sized sand circle that deals damage.
- Stolen skills
Dialogue[edit]
- At the Front Line
- Queen Dahlah: Hate doesn't die; it continues to fester. We should have done this ages ago.
- <Character name>: If you had, I would have been left out.
- Queen Dahlah: You're more interesting than I originally thought. Whenever it is that you die, consider yourself welcome in the Tombs.
Notes[edit]
- Queen Dahlah wears Funerary armor (light) and wields a Sunspear Standard.
See also[edit]
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The Guild Wars Wiki has an article on Monuments of Nahlah and Dahlah. |
- Associated items
