Kessex Hills (List of all posts that have this tag)

GW2 Black Beans Ingredient locations with screenshots. You can purchase Black Bean as Black Beans in Bulk in Kessex Hills and Gendarran Fields. Continue reading →

GW2 Banana Ingredient locations with screenshots. You can purchase Banana as Bananas in Bulk in Kessex Hills, Brisban Wildlands and Gendarran Fields. Continue reading →

Collapsed Observatory jumping puzzle in Kessex Hills with detailed explanation and screenshots. Continue reading →

Juvenile River Drakes are amphibious pets located in Kessex Hills. They are AoE damage pets with very short skill animations, but it’s hard to keep them alive. Continue reading →

This is your pet shark. That’s right. Your very own pet shark. Sharks rend their foes with powerful teeth and can even swallow foes whole. Good tank and at the same time high damage with very fast and high damage … Continue reading →

This mighty eagle is the most majestic of birds. They are strong, deadly predators, inflicting bleeding wounds with their claws and break while evading counterattacks.   Eagle attributes (lvl 80) Appearance Location Power 1,524 Precision 1,868 Toughness 1,524 Vitality 1,661 … Continue reading →

Kessex Hills is a low level zone 15-25 in Kryta. It is directly south of Queensdale.  

Unlike many others MMORPGs, you will be able to collect gatherables in Guild Wars 2 as soon as you start your journey. GW2 gathering skills are not specific to your profession. You can gather whatever you like if you have … Continue reading →

Name: Strawberry Patch Location: Kryta: Kessex Hills (15-25) Gathering type: Fruit Items gathered: Strawberry Rarity: Common Back to list of all crafting materials »         Locations:

Name: Mushrooms Location: Caledon Forest (1-15), Metrica Province (1-15), Queensdale (1-17), Plains of Ashford (1-15), Kessex Hills (15-25), Brisban Wildlands (15-25), Gendarran Fields (25-35) Gathering type: Vegetable Items gathered: Mushrooms Rarity: Common Back to list of all crafting materials » … Continue reading →