Balance your pleasure between difficulty and discovery
The world of Guild Wars 2 is huge and nothing prevents you from visiting each region, regardless of your race or profession. That said, it's best on your first playthrough to follow the course of your personal story in order to progress while exploring regions with events and renown missions accessible. Each region corresponds to a minimum and maximum level which gives an idea of the strength of the monsters that will be encountered there. We can venture into hostile lands at our own risk even when our character does not have the minimum level required, it is up to us to adjust the difficulty according to whether we prefer to meet the challenge or on the contrary gain experience without have to worry about our strategy. Conversely, if you arrive in a region when your level is higher than that indicated, the game adapts your level and automatically gives you the maximum level +1. In other words, if you explore a level 1 - 5 region with a level 20 character, his level will automatically be lowered to level 6. These attributes will be readjusted but he will keep all the skills he has unlocked and will continue to gain skill. 'experience. List of Regions by level
Ascalon
- Plains of Ashford (1 - 15)
- Plateau de Diessa (15-25)
- Fields of Ruins (30 - 40)
- Blazing Streak Steppes (40 - 50)
- Iron Marsh (50 - 60)
- Rise of Fireheart (60 - 70)
Shiverpeaks Range
- Traveler Foothills (1 - 15)
- Snowden Snowdrifts (15 - 25)
- Lornar Pass (25 - 40)
- Dredgehaunt Cliffs (40 - 50)
- Strait of Frozen Gorge (70 - 80)
Covered
- Queen's Valley (1 - 15)
- Hills of Kesse (15 - 25)
- Gendarran Fields (25 - 35)
- Hinterlands harathis (35 - 45)
farmers
- Province de Metrica (1 - 15)
- Caledon Forest (1 - 15)
- Brisban Wildlands (15 - 25)
Tarnished coast
- Bloodtide Coast (45 - 55)
- Sunflower Swamp (55 - 65)
Mistpoint Range
- Canopy Falls (50 - 60)
- Mount Maelstrom (60 - 70)
Orr
- Strait of Devastation (70 - 75)
- Malchor's Bond (75 - 80)
- Cursed Shore (80)
