What is the lore behind Dragon's Teeth Hot Springs?

[Kovac.4372]

And why is there a grate at the bottom of the well? And why is there a well in the first place?

 

The [wiki](https://wiki.guildwars2.com/wiki/Dragon%27s_Teeth_Hot_Springs "https://wiki.guildwars2.com/wiki/Dragon%27s_Teeth_Hot_Springs") doesn't explain much.

[Teratus.2859]

Pretty sure it's a brand new region of the world that's never been explored in the past.. so there isn't much lore around it that wasn't revealed in the living world.

[Kovac.4372]

> @"Teratus.2859" said:

> Pretty sure it's a brand new region of the world that's never been explored in the past.. so there isn't much lore around it that wasn't revealed in the living world.

 

What about speculation? There has to be some logic on why it is the way it is.

[Teratus.2859]

Possibly.. you could go talk to NPC's in the region and see if they have anything interesting to say.. it's been a while since I spend any series time in the map tbh.

[Konig Des Todes.2086]

There isn't any spoken lore about that area besides being a very high temperature hot springs (which leads the icebrood to hate it, and for some reason, the quaggans who thrived in the arctic weather and cannot survive warmer waters to love it - yay consistency!).

 

That said, there are a lot of jotun monuments surrounding those two hot springs, so they're likely related to the gate. All in all, it seems that this hot springs was manually made, and the jotun are a strong suspect for its makers.

[VAHNeunzehnsechundsiebzig.]

> @"Konig Des Todes.2086" said:

> There isn't any spoken lore about that area besides being a very high temperature hot springs (which leads the icebrood to hate it, and for some reason, the quaggans who thrived in the arctic weather and cannot survive warmer waters to love it - yay consistency!).

 

hm? was that mentioned anywhere?

 

besides, humans like saunas, despite the fact that sitting in one too long will kill them. Humans also like to soak in hot water, despite the fact that this can kill them.

 

[Konig Des Todes.2086]

It's mentioned in one of the open world arctic quaggan areas. Either Snowden or Frostgorge, not sure where exactly but want to say Snowden. But it's one of the major plights of the northern quaggans - Jormag's making the water too cold for them, but going too far south is entering water that's too warm and they're getting sick and eggs aren't hatching as often as they should due to the warmer temperatures.