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[DeathViper1959]

Just things that have been discovered and some i found myself.

Dragon Age has the NPC banters like BG1&BG2, it has the game play like NWN, there is a Superman reference in one of the travels, i think its from a premium mod.

DA has a reference to the transfomers, from the other grey warden in denerum.

You can disarm traps brew poisons and health potions like Return to Krondor.

There are runes that can be used like Diablo 2, except DA runes can be removed and used over and over again.

There is a lich looking enemy in a back ally of denerum, named Gaxkang, while in BG2 there is a lich named Kangax.

Last but not least is that the darkspawn only make a blight hoard once every few hundred years, like the shadows of Babylon 5 and they have a purging effect through chaos like the shadows of Babylon 5.

well thats the list so far, plz add to it.

[JRCHOharry]

**AWAKENINGS SPIOLERS**





The Baroness uses the same lines as Harbinger from Mass Effect 2, "Human, you have changed nothing!" whilst she is possessed by the Pride Demon.

The dwarf who is obsessed with demolitions has an argument with his brother which goes something like "How many assistants have you lost during your times, 3? No! 4!" which is very familiar to Shepards line to the Turian Counciler: "How many generations will it take before the rachni invade the galaxy again?" Shep - "3? No! 4?"

[NugWrangler]

Not sure if this is an easter egg but in Kal Hirol you will see a ghost dwarf named Dailan get squished by an ogre just like Cailan in origins.  They both also made suicide attempts to fight the darkspawn.  Or maybe the name similarities is just a coincidence.

[Mabari Owns High Dragon]

BPearl12 wrote...

Not sure if this is an easter egg but in Kal Hirol you will see a ghost dwarf named Dailan get squished by an ogre just like Cailan in origins.  They both also made suicide attempts to fight the darkspawn.  Or maybe the name similarities is just a coincidence.

Thats what it made me think of! "Oh crap, not again".

[Inzhuna]

His name is Dallian, not Dailan - isn't it?

[DJ0000]

I'm sure it was Dailan though I never considered it to be in any relation to Cailan. Interesting if it is.

[DevinBarber]

If you save Amarathine, when you fight the big ogre, the hurlock mage guy with him has a staff called lampost in winter. This is a possible reference to The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe book where the entrance to Narnia is marked by a lampost (and it was a 100 year winter in the book). It cound be a coincidence, however.

[Tirigon]

I think it´s a reference to the famous "have you ever licked a lamppost in winter?"

[Rhys Cordelle]

lol, yah. It's an Alistair reference.

[GavrielKay]

I don't remember any specifics at the moment, but I thought the tombstones behind the house in Haven had some interesting references on them.

[aaniadyen]

In Denerim, in one of the random encounters in a back-alley map there is a pack of cats. It was widely thought of as a bug, but it is actually a possible reference to an old forum joke about a zombie kitten army. Screenshot here: http://www.gamespot....d4Usk7hmb4RvikQ

[Tirigon]

GavrielKay wrote...

I don't remember any specifics at the moment, but I thought the tombstones behind the house in Haven had some interesting references on them.

Yea. The best, imo, was:

"Capes, horses, barbarians - R. I. P."

[Springwalker]

At one point in while walking through the Diamond Quarter, you will hear Harrowmont's town crier say some thing along the lines of Behlen is a bad man, a very, very, very bad man --- like Baboo says about Jerry on Seinfeld.

[Giggles_Manically]

GavrielKay wrote...

I don't remember any specifics at the moment, but I thought the tombstones behind the house in Haven had some interesting references on them.

One said " T.O. Hanoi, unloved, unmourned" In reference ot the tower of Hanoi puzzlies in Mass Effect and KOTOR.

[AlanC9]

There's a Codex entry from a mage named Nalia, who was one of the BG2 companions.

[Spartansfan8888]

There's a random encounter where you fight a bunch of shades and afterwards you find two corpses; one of them with a note saying "we should have just taken the flying eagles" probably referencing LOTR.

[Tirigon]

In the Deep Roads is a codex entry talking about "Mass will have an Effect" and a dwarf named Shepard ----> reference to the (then not yet released) Mass Effect 2.

[old book]

The owner of the Gnawed Noble Tavern is Edwina; Edwin, a companion from BG2, ends up transformed into a woman named Edwina and working in a tavern in his/her epilogue.

[janeym27]

Talking to Sten at the celebration and he says: "Where is the cake? I was told there would be cake. The cake is a lie." I lolled at the portal reference.

[Springwalker]

There is a book that is found behind Cesar in The Denerim Market District, The Noladar Anthology of Dwarven Poetry. One of those poems in this codex is based on Green Eggs and Ham by Seuss----it is even written by The Paragon Seuss.

[Marlboro1771]

During the Queen rescue,she appears disguised as a guide in a suit of armour. Your character remarks "you a bit short for a guard"

Reminds me of Staw Wars Ep4 Leia rescue.

[caradoc2000]

The Strange Wood random encounter with the sword in the tree stump is an obvious reference to Monty Python and the Holy Grail (and the Arthurian legend).



The weapon in question is itself pretty good.

[DevinBarber]

That comment I made like 7 monthes ago, about "the lampost in winter" staff? I played trough the game again, and the item description is "The surface is unnaturally cold. Licking it would be unwise."



So, apparently, it IS a reference to "have you licked a lampost in winter?"