Step one: Find a dragon that’s been shunned from the rest of its pack. Step two: Befriend the dragon with copious amounts of ripple-striped fudge cookies. Step three: Sing to the dragon songs of your youth and innocence. Step four: Find the Grand Dragon Borzel and cut out his jeweled heart before he can roast you alive. Step five: Jam the jewel into the dragon’s forehead to bind it to you forever.
Katriana is on track, apparently: “This is from the end of the Living World Season 4 story in Guild Wars 2, a cinematic shot with Aurene.”
“While I don’t care for the World of Warcraft lore too deeply, sometimes I stumble into places that make me stop for a while and just ponder what happened there,” posted Lucky Jinx. “Was this the last stand of some heroic, ancient dragon or just simply the last resting place of a great old one that had come to its natural end? The beauty of nature around the massive skeleton made the clearing oddly sad yet serene. Rest well, great wyrm.”
One down, a world of dragons to go.
Hurbster attempted to give all Final Fantasy XIV players a flashback to their very first steps into this wild and nostalgic MMORPG. Do you get the feels from this?
Meanwhile, Yrys is carpeting a house with the untamed galaxies: “Finishing the entire Black Book of Mordor storyline (including the epilogue) in the Lord of the Rings Online grants some pretty psychedelic house wallpaper and flooring.”
Finally, Vincent presented the latest villain to attack Batman and his sidekick, the boy wonder. Cower in fear as you face… THE CELEB!
“This look/shot was inspired by Halle Berry (Die Another Day), Dazzler (X-men) and Madonna (Girlie Show Tour),” Vincent said.
Midriffs or no midriffs, we want to see what you’ve been up to in your MMO adventures! If only there was a welcoming place where you could cough up all of your screenshots and not be judged for your nerdiness. If only…
Every week, One Shots shines a spotlight on the best community screenshots from your MMO adventures. If you have a great pic to share, email it to justin@massivelyop.com with the subject “One Shots.” Make sure that the picture is over 880px wide and comes with a description or story!
