No matter which race you choose, you will probably get tired of their callouts. Sylvari: Seed Turret can be useful, especially in big mobs, and in WVW.With a cooldown of only 35 seconds, this skill is quite useful. Charr: Battle Roar grants 6 seconds of fury and 15 seconds of might to nearby allies (5 within a range of 1200).Asura: Pain Inverter and Technobabble are both pretty good CC skills, although potentially overshadowed by similar profession skills.Yes it’s cool you can turn into a bear or a raven or whatever, but it’s just not useful. Norn: No, I’m sorry, all the Norn racial skills are terrible.This elite skill is fantastic, aside from the extremely long cool-down. Most of these skills are less useful than similar profession-based skills, with a few exceptions: Racial SkillsĮach race has six racially-themed skills. In our opinion, the earliest part of the Personal Story is the best part, so this is well worth doing. Dedicated fans will want to have at least one character of each race, to see all the different Personal Stories. The first few tiers of Personal Story are VERY different, based on the race you choose. For the most part, all of the races are the same “under the hood.” With two exceptions – Personal Story and racial skills – the only difference between the races is cosmetic. Unlike some games in which different races have different strengths and weaknesses, Guild Wars 2 does not offer any racial bonuses. The answer boils down to, play the race you like the best. Which Race Should I Choose? Which Race is Best? Asura: Small gremlins with large, floppy ears.Norn: Like humans, but very tall and generally Nordic.Guild Wars 2 offers you five choices of race for your player character:
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