GW2 Jumping puzzles guides-Guild Wars 2

Super easy ones – jumping puzzle 101

• Professor Portmatt’s Lab (Bloodtide Coast – no jumping involved)
• Under New Management (Southsun Cove – takes less than a minute to complete)
• Urmaug’s Secret (Lion’s Arch – safe environment to practice rock jumping)
• Shaman’s Rookery (Wayfarer Foothills – teaches you about dodging circles )
• King Jalis’ Refuge (Snowden Drifts)
• Behem Gauntlet (Blazeridge Steppes – teaches you about jumping down)
• Spelunker’s Delve (Caledon Forest – good puzzle to get hang of jumping)
• Demongrub Pits (Queensdale – some basic jumping involved but quite a few mobs in the final room)
• Crimson Plateau (Diessa Plateau)
• Buried Achieves (Cursed Shore, more of a climbing rather than jumping puzzle)

Mini Dunge/Jumping puzzle hybrid (bring friends)

• Forsaken Fortune (Dredgehaunt Cliffs)
• Vexa’s Lab (Fireheart Rise)

Fairly easy ones – may take a few tries

• Loreclaw Expanse (Plains of Ashford – trap dodging 101)
• Grenrich Gamble (Diessa Plateau – a few weird jumps)
• Wall Breach Blitz (Diessa Plateau – standard jumping puzzle, also required for vista/skill point)
• Collapsed Observatory (Kessex Hills – confusing at first until you know where to go. Some tricky jumps)
• Pig Iron Quarry (Fireheart Rise – Conqueror your fear of heights!)
• Vizier’s Tower (Straits of Devastation – required to get the vista/skill point).
• Conundrum Cubed (Mount Maelstrom – takes a bit of jumps to get used to this cubed environment)
• Tribulation Rift Scaffolding (Dredgehaunt Cliffs – required to get vista, a few tricky jumps).
• Hexfoundry Unhinged (Sparkfly Fens – no hard jumps once you know what to do)
• Hidden Garden (Mount Maelstrom – jumps are not hard but if you die for whatever reason, you need to revive outside)

Medium difficulty – Best to do them once you get a few jumps under your belt

• Troll’s End (Lion’s Arch – very annoying for tall races – i.e. Norn/Charr due to low ceiling)
• Branded Mine (Fields of Ruin – some jumps are a bit difficult, high chance of dying if you miss a jump)
• Craze’s Folly (Blazeridge Steppes – a bit long and some difficult jumps)
• Chaos Crystal Cavern ( Iron Marches- a bit of RNG dependent)
• Swashbucker’s Cove (Gendarran Fields – need to fight through quite a bit of mobs)
• Fawcett’s Bounty/Revenge (Harathi Hinterlands – lots of mobs to fight through, some hard jumps)
• Morgan’s Leap and Dark Reverie (Caledon Forest – failing Dark Reverie forces you to repeat Morgans’ Leap)
• Griffonrook Run (Lornar’s Pass – puzzle is not too bad if you don’t do it with the bomb)
• Only Zuhl (Timberline Falls – quite a bit of trash and traps)
• Shattered Ice Ruins (Frostgorge Sound – annoying trash)
• Antre of Adjournment (Malchor’s Leap – some tricky jumps)
• Coddler’s Cove (Timberline Falls – tricky jumps, maybe take a lot of tries but thankfully short puzzle)
• Tribulation Caverns (Dredgehaunt Cliffs – if you die, you need to repeat Tribulation Rift Scaffolding)

Lengthy/Elaborate puzzles (prepare to have some time invested)

• Weyandt’s Revenge (Lion’s Arch- has a few parts but not too bad in terms of jumping)
• Obsidian Sanctum (Eternal Battlegrounds – very long puzzle, some difficult jumps, risk of grief from enemy players)
• Sapphire/Garnet/Emerald Sanctum (Borderlands – shorter and easier than Obsidian Sanctum but still risk for grief)
• Goemm’s Lab (Metrica Province – long puzzle with a few tricky bits)
• Scavenger’s Chasm (Malchor’s Leap – very long puzzle, Easter Egg hunt)
• Skipping Stones (Southsun Cove – a bit difficult but there is a shortcut that allow you to skip the annoying parts)

Timed Challenges

• Spekk’s Lab (Caledon Forest – platforms only exist for a short duration after you activate them but has checkpoints)
• Griffonrook Run w/ bomb (Lornar’s Pass – can be pretty annoying if you try it bomb but not required for achievement).