rittertreff.de
German-language fan guild for Guild Wars 2 players, sharing game news and forum discussions
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-04
About rittertreff.de
Mundane fabulous Knights (MfK) is a guild for players of the online game Guild Wars 2. Its German-language website posts game news, including release notes, and hosts community forum discussions.
The site serves members of the guild and Guild Wars 2 players who follow its news and forum threads. It is a community site and does not present any commercial product or paid offering.
Product: Guild website with Guild Wars 2 news and community forum.
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