Thanks =)

   blueturtle1313@yahoo.com is Eye of the north like the others where you can just jump in at lvl one?

For your own sake.. Change your thread title and description to something else. This is like a flame target. Everyone hates key beggers. But No, Eye of the norht (EOTN) Is just an expansion. Its just a simple add-on (more quests,areas,heroes) to the actual game. You'd be better off getting nightfall, in my opinion,

ok sorry =/ Just wanted to try it

Unlike Prophecies, Factions and Nightfall, Eye ofthe North is only an Expansion, NOT a stand alone campaign...

But here's the information to help you out:

Guild Wars Eye of the North

From Guild Wars Wiki

concept art of Jora, a Norn hero

Eye of the North

Depths of Tyria

Map of Tyria including EotN areas

Guild Wars: Eye of the North, sometimes abbreviated to EotN or GW:EN, is the fourth purchasable installment in the original Guild Wars game. It is intended to tie the Guild Wars storyline with that of Guild Wars 2. Instead of using a campaign format used by Guild Wars Factions and Guild Wars Nightfall, Eye of the North is a traditional expansion on any of the existing campaigns, rather than a standalone game. Players cannot create characters based on the expansion (there are no tutorial areas), and there are no additional professions. Eye of the North was released on August 31st, 2007.

The setting for the campaign is in part subterranean and spread through the continent of Tyria, which has already been introduced by the original campaign. Players may explore the homeland of the Charr, meet the Asura and Norn, and witness the birth of the Sylvari. The Charr, Norn, Asura and Sylvari will be playable races in Guild Wars 2.

Story

The main story introduces the Destroyers, Asura, the Norns and the Ebon Vanguard, and concludes with the battle against the Great Destroyer. Apart from the start of the journey and the ending battles, players will spend most of their time in the individual story arcs for the new Asura and Norn races as well as the Ebon Vanguard. These can be done in any order.

Eye of the North is rich in many side quests, mini missions or other activities not directly tied into the story. Formost among these are the dungeons (some of which are visited by the main story, but most are not), which combine high end difficulty with precious rewards.

System Requirements

The minimum system requirements for playing Guild Wars: Eye of the North are:

• Windows XP/2000/ME/98/Vista
• Intel Pentium III 1 GHz or equivalent
• 512 MB RAM
• DVD-ROM Drive
• 3 GB Available HDD Space
• ATI Radeon 8500 or NVIDIA GeForce 3 Series Video Card with 64 MB of VRAM
• 16-bit Sound Card
• Internet connection
• Keyboard and mouse
• DirectX 8

The recommended system requirements for playing Guild Wars: Eye of the North are:

• Windows XP/2000/Vista
• Intel Pentium 4 2.0 GHz or equivalent
• 1 GB RAM
• DVD-ROM Drive
• 4 GB Available HDD Space
• ATI Radeon 9600 or NVIDIA GeForce FX 5700 series video card or above
• 16-bit Sound Card
• Internet connection
• Keyboard and mouse
• DirectX 9

Features

The expansion introduces:

• 40 new armor sets, including rare, stand-alone pieces
• 100 new profession-specific skills (10 per profession, none of which are elite)
• 50 new PvE only skills including 3 elite skills
• 10 new heroes
• The Hall of Monuments, a place which allows you to obtain unique titles, companions, armor and miniatures in Guild Wars 2 based on your achievements in the original Guild Wars. The Hall of Monuments does not support the transfer of characters or gold.

Actions have more consequences. For example, if you lose NPCs that help you, you can choose to continue without them (and their help) instead of being forced to try again (although you may start over with a clean slate by going back to town). Similarly, if you rescue NPCs, they may join you and help you.

More than the previous campaigns, Eye of the North is full of easter eggs and "hidden" quests, which are not immediately accessible.

4 new regions

Charr Homelands

The green homeland of the Charr, north of Ascalon and east to the Far Shiverpeaks.

Depths of Tyria

An immense interconnected underground complex of natural caves and excavated areas underneath Tyria.

Far Shiverpeaks

A desolate mountain range to the north of the Shiverpeak Mountains we know. It is home to the Norn and the Ebon Vanguard.

Tarnished Coast

An area of high magical energy, and home to the Asura.

GW:EN Retail Package

The retail version of Guild Wars Eye of the North contains the following items:

• Guild Wars Client DVD
• Access Key Booklet
• 16-page Mini Manual
• Map Poster (11 in x 17 in NA; 600 mm x 360 mm Europe)

Also available for new players is a Guild Wars Platinum Edition containing both the original Guild Wars Prophecies campaign and the Guild Wars Eye of the North expansion.

Pre-release

There was a preview pack for Eye of the North. This included: Access to the Sneak Peak Weekend that ran from August 24th–26th, three exclusive pre-order weapons (Glacial Blade, Hourglass Staff and Darksteel Longbow), and a 10 hour/ 14-day pass to the current trilogy.

Access

Access to GW:EN is via quests given by:

• Len Caldoron in Lion's Arch
• Minister of Maintenance Raiugyon in Kaineng Center
• Bendah in Kamadan

Notes

• The title refers to the Eye of the North, a tower in the Far Shiverpeaks connected to the Hall of Monuments.
• Features which are not included:
  • No extra tabs for Xunlai storage (unless you do not own all the previous campaigns).
  • No new professions.
  • No additional character slots.
  • No new guild halls.
• There is no Collector's Edition.

Trivia

• Guild Wars Eye of the North can be abbreviated as GWEN, which is an assumed intentional allusion to the pre-Searing character Gwen.
• Parts of Eye of the North were originally in the planned fourth campaign named Guild Wars Utopia. The campaign idea was dropped in preference for Guild Wars 2 and this expansion was released in the interim to transition existing players into Guild Wars 2.

Thanks for the great response Lone! great info

Originally posted by blueturtle13

Thanks for the great response Lone! great info

no worries...   I am a GW community rep and I did only copy and paste it all from the Wiki