We all know that Legendary weapons in Guild Wars 2 cost 500,000 Karma and T3 weapons cost nearly 50,000 Karma. It’s not easy to get Karma. However, we found an excellent article in guildwars2hub.com. It tells us how to get 1 million Karma in detail. We will share you this article and hope you like it.  If you haven’t already read our overview of Karma and Renown, you should head on over and take a read. If you have, this guide will cover the fastest ways in which you can maximise your Karma gain. Considering Legendary weapons require over 500,000 Karma in total or Tier 3 weapons around 50,000 it can appear a daunting task. Thankfully it’s relatively easy to earn thousands in a very short space of time with a few simple steps. Karma ItemsKarma Items, also known as Liquid Karma are consumable items. Once consumed, they provided an instant boost to your Karma dependant on the item type. Below is a list of the Liquid Karma you can obtain and the amount of Karma they provide.  The only Karma Items you should care about, when farming Karma, are the following: Drop of Liquid Karma and Jug of Liquid Karma. Karma ModifiersKarma Modifiers are an item that adjust the amount of Karma you receive from events or Karma items. If you’re to truly maximise your Karma gain, you will need several of them running at once. Karma Booster The main item for all Karma farming is the booster. Providing 50% extra Karma for 1 hour, it’s incredibly useful. Unfortunately it is only available from the Gem Store or randomly from Black Lion Chests. Luckily they cost as little as 75 Gems, so you won’t have to convert too much money to obtain them. The shrewdest use of Karma Boosters is save all your items which provide you with Karma (Liquid Karma) use the Booster and then consume the items. Politics Tier 1 Upgrade A guild upgrade, purchased by spending your Guilds influence (50) When used, the Banner will appear in front of you as an interactable object and lasts for one hour. It provides 5% extra Karma gain. Economy Tier 4 Upgrade Another guild upgrade, purchased by spending your Guilds influence (500). When used, the upgrade provides 15% extra Karma for 24 hours. Ice Cream This is the only consumable food that provides 5% extra Karma for 30 minutes. All of the Ice Cream foods provide the 5% bonus, so you should always purchase the cheapest from the Trading Post. You can find all the Ice Creams here. Karmic Infusion An extravagance many people will never reach is an Ascended backpiece with Karmic Infusion. Purchased for 10 Laurels, the Infusion provides 15% extra Karma permanently. If you can afford it, it’s well worth having. When farming Karma, you should aim to have active: Karma Booster (+50%), Politics Tier 1 (+5%), Economy Tier 4 (+15%) and Ice Cream (+5%) for a total of 75% extra Karma gain. This would result in 1 Jug of Liquid Karma providing 7,875 Karma and your monthly (10 Jug’s of Liquid Karma) providing 78,750. It should be noted that the World versus World "Out manned" buff allegedly provides a 33% Karma boost, though it is thought to still be bugged. Karma FarmingNow that you have your Karma Modifiers activated, it’s time to begin farming. Unfortunately, this isn’t necessarily a pain free exercise and realistically, there are only three options. Dungeons Choosing a dungeon that is quick and easy is a good way to maximise Karma. Each "mini" boss in a dungeon will provide a Bag of Wondrous Goods which contains a Drop of Liquid Karma (+400) with a total of 3 Drop’s per dungeons path. In addition, on completion of each dungeon path and if you’re level 80, you’ll receive 1,800 additional Karma. This yields a potential total of 3,900 Karma per path. I sincerely recommend, if you want to farm Karma using dungeons, that you choose Ascalon Catacombs. Not only is it incredibly quick (as little as 15 minutes per path with the right group) but will also earn you a little bit of money on the side. World versus World Some people swear by World versus World as a means of earning Karma, and while it can yield Karma in big numbers, especially when you take Keeps and Outposts, in reality it’s incredibly in efficient. There is a lot of downtime, travel and failure in WvW meaning you’ll use a large amount of Karma Modifiers, gaining little in return for your time. If I’m sick of running dungeons or Cursed Shore events, it never hurts to mix it up just don’t rely on WvW to get you hundreds of thousands of Karma in a hurry. Cursed Shore As the western shore of Orr, Cursed Shore is a bustling hive of player activity and provides ripe opportunities for farming Karma. Habitually, players will link in map chat Waypoints where events are taking place. All you then need to do is go and take part. It can cost you a little bit of money Waypointing up and down the coastline (1s per time) but you should break even. The joy of farming events here is the fact that you don’t need to remain in the event to gain the Karma reward. It’s incredibly easy to arrive in an event, tag the enemy or monsters and leave when the event is 75% complete. When you do this, 99% of the time you’ll receive a gold contribution award and the full Karma amount. Repeating this cycling of tagging to 75% and moving on to another allows you to stack multiple Karma gain events very quickly. My personal record was "tagging" six simultaneously; to then watch 4,000 Karma arrive in around 10 minutes. The benefit of farming in Cursed Shores is that it also allows for easy completion of your daily quest and monthly. What I would also recommend here is that you "guest" onto a very high population server. This ensures events trigger regularly while giving you enough support to guarantee the events are successful. While the act of "tagging" sounds particularly selfish (it is), Karma farming is all about being efficient and maximising your modifiers; staying to help others to completion simply isn’t an viable option. SummaryUtilise all available Karma Modifiers. Not doing so will protract the process significantly.Complete your ‘dailies’ and ‘monthlies’. Dailies provide a single Jug of Liquid Karma and the monthly provides 10, this is invaluable for boosting your total gain.Only consume your Liquid Karma when you have all your modifiers active. As tempting as it might be to drink them down, it’s worth waiting.Decide which Karma farming method works best for you: Dungeons or Events in Cursed Shore. Both of these approaches can yield large amounts of Karma and are quicker than WvW.For Cursed Shore Event farming, ensure you have swiftness and use Map chat to coordinate where events are.When Event farming, be sure to only tag events and leave at 75% completion, so you can move on to another.Have patience. Amassing Karma in the hundreds of thousands takes time, but obtaining over 10,000+ Karma per hour is more than possible.

Elementalist in Guild Wars 2 can craft 5 different environmental weapons: Earth Shield, Flame Axe, Frost Bow, Lightning Hammer and Fiery Greatsword. All of them have their own recipes. We have already introduced the recipe of Fiery Greatsword and today we will share you with another weapon’s recipe: Lightning Hammer Mjolnir. Its model is very cool and it costs a lot of money to craft. Below is the recipe: Lightning Hammer Mjolnir:Eldritch Scroll *1 (Purchase from the NPC named Miyani beside the forge, 50 skill points)Mystic Coin *100Charged Lodestone *250Gift of Lightning *1 Gift of Lightning (one of the material for legendary one-hand sword):Orichalcum Ingot *250Bolt of Gossamer *250Charged Lodestone *100Gift of Ascalon *1 By the way, the cost is about 1,302 gold. Ok, let’s have a look at the cool model of the Lightning Hammer! 

 The Waterfall Skill Challenge (Commune)This one is a bit tricky and a bit simple. As a commune point without any enemies around, it’s actually pretty easy just to walk up and grab. The tricky part is that you’ll need to jump up a small bit of terrain to get to it. I approached it like most things in GW2, pointed my character around the base of the ground, and began jumping feverishly. That got me up to the skill challenge in no time. The vista on the other side actually shows you the skill challenge. Morgan’s Orchid Skill Challenge (Inventory Item)This one is a simple inventory item skill challenge. You’ll head to Morgan’s Spiral where there is a plant at the bottom of the tree. Simply interact with it to get an item in your inventory. Use that item and you’ll have completed this skill challenge. Really simple stuff. Both of these can be completed effortlessly at level 2. Defeat the Thorn Wolf Scariel and Its Pack Skill Challenge (Combat)To start with, speak with Warden Spy Alarin in order to get transported past the Briarthorn Den Entrance. Once inside, proceed to the skill challenge and activate it. A veteran wolf and two allies spawn and you simply must defeat them to claim victory and your skill point. There isn't any enemies to fight in the camp other than these, so it's actually pretty easy. You can also trap them in the hut and AoE all three down without much effort. Defeat the Knight of Sorrows and Her Attendants (Combat)This one is close to the level 50 dungeon in the zone. You’ll want to activate the skill point beside the tree called “Powerful Darkness” and get ready to face a Veteran Knight of Sorrows and two Attendants of Sorrows. She is level 14, so be ready for a rather difficult fight. There is a lot of enemies nearby too who hit hard, even at level 50 I had a bit of difficulty with this one. Krait Alter Skill Challenge (Commune)Time to go for a swim! This one is underwater and rather simple. Go to the skill point and swim down, under the krait slavers village and continue going all the way down, until you reach the floor. It’ll be right there ready for you to commune with it. The next one is easy to get to from here, just go to the surface and swim south. 

 Vista #1 - Bear LodgeThe first vista in Hoelbrak is located just south of the Bear Lodge and northwest of Vheratha's Tavern in the Hall of Legends section. The vista itself lies on top of a giant ice sculpture of a bear. This one is pretty easy to get to. All you have to do is jump onto the ledge that is against the mountain and juts out a bit over the ice sculpture bear. Then you just jump from the ledge onto the ice bear and interact with the vista.  Vista #2 - Eastern WatchpostThe second vista in Hoelbrak is found just southwest of the Eastern Watchpost waypoint on the side of a small mountain. This vista is also pretty easy to get to. There's a path on the southern side of the mountain that you can jump/climb up to get to the vista. It's a little slippery but extremely manageable. There are other icy paths in Hoelbrak that are much more difficult (cue ominous music).  Vista #3 - Southern WatchpostThe next vista in our list is found north of the Southern Watchpost waypoint in Hoelbrak. The vista here is located on top of a structure that we need to find our way onto. Like the first two vistas, this one is also easy to reach. All you have to do is go towards the vista from the Southern Watchpost waypoint. Stay close to the large gray rock on your left that rises high into the sky and move out onto the edge of the mountain that's adjacent to the corner of the structure that the vista is on. All you have to do then is jump over to the structure and interact with the vista.  Vista #4 - Lake MournOur fourth vista in Hoelbrak is found at Lake Mourn. The vista in this location is residing on top of a frozen hill. Getting to this vista is childishly simple as all you have to do is walk up the hill and interact with it.  Vista #5 - Snow Leopard Lodge/Raven LodgeThe last vista in Hoelbrak lies between the Snow Leopard Lodge and the Raven Lodge. You will see that the vista lies on top of a hill. This vista is, by far, the hardest one to reach in Hoelbrak. To get to the vista, you'll have to hop up a series of icy ledges that make a path to the vista. The ledges are slippery and you will find yourself falling quite a bit. The path is clearly laid out. The only real problem is jumping too far, sliding off, or not timing your jump correctly. I would recommend taking your time doing this. When you get to the top, be careful. The ledge that the vista is on is pretty narrow and it's easy to move too far and fall off when you reach the top.