Zojun
From Guild Wars Wiki
| Zojun | |
|---|---|
| |
| Affiliation | Ghosts |
| Type | Ghost |
| Profession |  Ranger
|
| Level(s) | 20 |
| Campaign | Factions |
Spoiler alert: The following text contains spoilers relating to the story of the Factions PvE campaign.
During Shiro Tagachi's return, he and his army of Afflicted claim the temple, and traps Zojun and the other spirits within Spirit Binders, transforming them into bound spirits. The players storm the temple, slaying the Afflicted and defeating Bound Zojun, as well as the bound forms of the others, freeing them from Shiro's grasp. He later can be revisited and spoken with.
[edit] Zojun's heroism
The plaque alongside his statue in the temple explains Zojun's reason for induction into the temple:
- Five hundred years ago, Canthan forests began, one-by-one, to shrivel and turn black, all life within them sucked dry. Zojun, a legendary Ranger even then, sought to discover the cause of the forests' destruction and eventually discovered that an evil wizard, Magadore, was sucking life from Cantha's forests and converting it to magical energy, which he planned to use to power a great magical war against the Canthan emperor. Zojun called upon his fellow Rangers, and together they swept through Cantha's remaining forests, charming every beast of any size that crossed their path. Legends tell of a great bestial army that thundered across the land and grew in size until every creature in Cantha had joined its ranks. When the Rangers and their allies arrived at the entrance to Magadore's lair, the sheer weight of their numbers collapsed the earth and Magadore was crushed beneath them. The life he had stolen rose up out of the ground and returned to the forests, which instantly flourished once again.
[edit] Dialogue
After Tahnnakai Temple:
- "This Shiro is an evil presence. Would that you had my assistance to help you, we could end his reign. Still, you will have to press on without me. I wish you luck; you will need it."
[edit] Notes
- There are two skills, Zojun's Haste and Zojun's Shot, named after him.
