Where To Find Jumping Puzzles
June 10, 2012 at 4:33 pm | Posted in Guild Wars 2, Jumping Puzzle, PvE | 9 CommentsTags: Guild Wars 2, Jumping Puzzle, MMO, mmorpg
Snowden Drifts – King Jalis’ Refuge
Also known as King Jalia’s Refube this puzzle is found in the west. It is in a cave directly along the edge on the zone. Head directly west and a smidge south of Snowhawk Landing.
Just barely noticeable is the Sons of Svanir camp to the right of the cave.
The closest waypoint is Snowhawk Landing.
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I was wondering where these might be found – this was very helpful, thanks!
Comment by Syl— June 10, 2012 #
You’re welcome, I’m hoping it will be useful for a lot of people.
Comment by Hunter— June 10, 2012 #
[...] but like me have no clue what they are or where to start, Hunter from Hunter’s Insight made a great post showing where to start them. He doesn’t tell how to do them so it is still up to us to figure [...]
Pingback by [GW2] Second beta weekend – The things I forgot, a correction and posts by other interesting people. Oh, my! « Shards of Imagination— June 10, 2012 #
I heard about them all this time and had no clue what they were or where to start. Thank you very much for this! Now I can finally find out what this is all about!
Comment by Rakuno— June 10, 2012 #
Great, I’m thinking about updating it often or making it into a guide/page on the blog, so watch for that.
Comment by Hunter— June 11, 2012 #
Yeah would be great if you could do that!
Comment by roqoco— June 11, 2012 #
Shouldn’t be too much of a problem.
Comment by Hunter— June 12, 2012 #
The only one I have personal experience with is the one in Kessex Hills, but that was several wonderfully frustrating and fun hours as I figured out how to manuever through it.
Can’t wait to see all of the others… they are great fun imo.
Comment by ArcherAvatar— June 11, 2012 #
Kessex is one of the most fun ones, I definitely didn’t get it at first but eventually it all started making sense.
Comment by Hunter— June 11, 2012 #