Titles in Guild Wars are a way to show off a player’s achievements and accomplishments in the game. There are a total of 44 different title tracks across all the Guild Wars campaigns; Prophecies, Factions, Nightfall, and Eye of the North.
Titles in Guild Wars are a way to show off a player's achievements and accomplishments in the game. There are a total of 44 different title tracks across all the Guild Wars campaigns; Prophecies, Factions, Nightfall, and Eye of the North. However, players can only achieve a maximum of 43 on any given character. The two titles that collide with each other are Survivor and Defender of Ascalon. You cannot get Defender of Ascalon without dying and you cannot die to get Survivor. So to get one the character will miss out on getting the other.
Titles are displayed under the Guild Wars character’s name. To view titles in progress or to see those that are completed tap the “h” key while in game and a screen will come up with a tab that allows you an overview of all your titles. Players can also change which title is displayed on their character from this screen as well.
The Lucky and Unlucky titles are core titles in the Guild Wars game that do not directly deal with any specific campaign but instead with winning or loosing points in different aspects of game play. Winning festival tickets and candy cane shards is the fastest way to achieve both of these titles. However, these are not available all the time. The only other way to get the Lucky and Unlucky titles is to open chests with lockpicks. Lucky points are given if a player keeps the lockpick and Unlucky points are given if the lockpick is broken. Four-Leaf Clovers can be used in the game and if that effect is removal of your character's death penalty (DP) by 15% then 4 points are awarded to the Lucky title track. Four-Leaf Clovers can be purchased all year round from other players who kept them.