History TearJerker / GuildWars2

-->'''Magister Sieran:''' There was so much left that I wanted to see... I can't let you hurt them. I won't!

--> '''Lightbringer Tybalt Leftpaw:''' I've done a lot of things wrong in my life. But this one thing, I'm gonna do right. I won't let you have them!

--> '''Warmaster Forgal Kernsson:''' You may win the battle, dragon, but you will never defeat our spirit! I am Forgal, son of Kern. My father was the last Dolyak Shaman! I am a Warmaster of the Vigil! You will never make me kneel!

* To elaborate further on the events that transpire if, during the mission 'A Light in the Darkness', you told the Pale Tree that your greatest fear is "letting an innocent die", the mission chain leading up to the Battle of Fort Trinity has your partner, the Asuran demolitionist Tonn, [[HeroicSacrifice sacrifice his life to destroy the Orrian Bone Ship]] by swimming back out to fix the explosive charges and telling you to set them off while he's still in range. After the Battle at Fort Trinity, you accept the duty of telling his beloved wife Ceera (a Pact field medic who Tonn constantly discussed with you fondly) of her husband's death. The news ''destroys'' her, to the point she's almost [[DrivenToSuicide driven to join him]] and [[ThisIsUnforgivable she swears never to forgive you for causing his death]]. While you manage to save her, when you leave her she's helplessly sobbing her eyes out alone. For those who question whether [[ItsAllAboutMe the Asura]] are capable of either true heroism or truly caring about anyone other than themselves, this mission will set you ''heartrendingly'' straight.

-->'''Magister Sieran:''' I was hoping to fall in love at least once before I die...but I guess I'm ready. If you are.[[note]]Not actually from the mission she dies in, but one of the ones just before it. Still very heartwrenching in hindsight.[[/note]]

* The fact that a number of the allies (Lionguard Apatia from Claw Island, Kekt from the undead ambush in Ural's Delve and so on) you met, usually from earlier missions, started dying in the personal story missions for levels around 70-80 is just really, really sad.
* The events that transpire if, during the mission 'A Light in the Darkness', you told the Pale Tree that your greatest fear is "letting an innocent die", in particular 'A Sad Duty'. At the end of the mission chain leading up to the Battle of Fort Trinity, your partner, the Asuran demolitionist Tonn, [[HeroicSacrifice sacrifices his life to destroy the Orrian Bone Ship]], swimming back out to fix the explosive charges and telling you to set them off while he's still in range. After the Battle at Fort Trinity, you accept the duty of telling his beloved wife Ceera (a Pact field medic who Tonn constantly discussed with you fondly) of her husband's death. The news ''destroys'' her, almost [[DrivenToSuicide driving her to suicide to join him]] and [[ThisIsUnforgivable she swears never to forgive you for causing his death]]. While you manage to save her, when you leave her she's helplessly sobbing her eyes out alone. For those who question whether [[ItsAllAboutMe the Asura]] are capable of either true heroism or truly caring about anyone other than themselves, this mission will set you ''heartrendingly'' straight.

* If you select to chat with Zrii before going to face Mordremoth, you find out some of the people you recruited to aid you at Claw Island were killed or went missing when the brainwashed Sylvari brought down the Pact Fleet. After they followed you all the way through the cleansing of Orr, it's a real gut punch.