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[Sarah1281]

Well, he doesn't seem all that put-out that you survived when you come back. Assuming that you aren't seeking vengeance, of course, in which case he's quite annoyed.

[Gilsa]

Basically when you and Trian see each other, he accuses you of planning to kill him. You both believe the one is scheming against the other. You as the DN can defend your position ("it's not true") or you can be ruthless instead ("I am going to kill you"). He will demand that you throw down your weapons, confess your treason and be tried in front of the Assembly. You can refuse and he will attack you. Or you can surrender, but the scout in your group will scream "Never! A warrior does not surrender meekly! Attack!" (Obviously taking matters into his own hands for Bhelen to make sure the job gets done.)



There are several different ways to play out the confrontation with Trian so there's room to roleplay an evil bastard versus someone who was misled and has no choice, but to defend herself when Trian makes his move.



I would just make a save before you know you're about to approach the area where Trian's body is normally found and then if you don't like the dialogue you picked, just reload and try a different tree.

[Sarah1281]

Or you can surrender, but the scout in your group will scream "Never! A warrior does not surrender meekly! Attack!" (Obviously taking matters into his own hands for Bhelen to make sure the job gets done.)

Oh where is that murder-knife when you need it? You could just throw it at his head so he dies then continuing talking to Trian and when everyone else shows up two minutes later, you can explain that you violently killed someone so you could resolve things peacefully...



I do wonder why, if you decide not to kill him, Trian's already dead. If the scout's still there to force a confrontation then the DN will either have to fight back or be killed and either way there's a good chance someone will die.

[Gilsa]

Yeah, why is it only Trian's body in the middle of nowhere when I had to fight him and all of his men in the confrontation? =p

I always murder-knife that scout when he frames me in front of everyone. **** is going down with me.

Modifié par Gilsa, 06 avril 2010 - 06:43 .

[Radahldo]

I murder that scout every single time. Never gets old. I sometimes feel like stabbing IVO also, would've liked liked that as an option.

Modifié par Radahldo, 06 avril 2010 - 06:50 .

[Cypher0020]

yeah that little knifing scene is sweet... fits the tone and feels good to take one of em down

[Sarah1281]

And Ivo either goes into hiding when he hears you've returned or you take care him of off-screen in a 'he ran into my sword. He ran in my sword 247 times' way.

[nikki191]

i like the dwarf noble origin, its one of my favourites.. i still want to find ivo one day and toss his screaming betraying ass into lava slowly

Modifié par nikki191, 06 avril 2010 - 01:39 .

[Cypher0020]

yeah....can't you get sweet vengence in a proving? I mean.....I want that man's head sooooo bad....

[Gilsa]

OK, more Gorim stuff. Just skip my post if you're not a fangirl, heh.
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This is when a merchant faints because he's overwhelmed with your presence.

Gorim: "He's fainted. You make quite the impression these days." (VO: Deadpan and sarcastic)

(IF: Gorim_Humbled) Gorim: "Pardon. I was out of line there. I suppose we should move on." (VO: Catching himself, realizing his comment could be seen as rude. Trying to move on from it.)  *End dialogue.*

Gorim: "Is it hard to be the king's child, never able to just blend in?" (Speaker is a trusted confidant of the king's child, and is trying to be sympathetic, knowing it must be difficult having people bow and scrape to him/her all the time.)

1. "Sometimes."

(IF: Gorim_Romantic)  Gorim: "I see you for you, if that's any consolation." (Warmly, adoringly) "Shall we move along?" (Respectful suggestion) *End dialogue*

Gorim: "It's the price of power, I suppose." (Resignation and acceptance) "Shall we move along?" (Respectful suggestion) *End dialogue*

2. "I hate it! I just wanted to talk!"

(IF: Gorim_Romantic) Gorim: "I know. It's all right." (Speaker is consoling his lover. He says this warmly.) "Shall we move along?" (Respectful suggestion) *End dialogue*

Gorim: "There will be plenty of talk at the noble feast. Though a less pleasant sort." (This is a wry comment.) "Shall we move along?" (Respectful suggestion) *End dialogue*

3. "I am what the ancestors made me."

Gorim: "As are we all." (resignation and acceptance) "Shall we move along?" (Respectful suggestion) *End dialogue*

4. "I enjoy watching the little people scurry around me."

Gorim: "They do that well enough." (snickering) "Shall we move along?" (Respectful suggestion) *End dialogue*

Modifié par Gilsa, 06 avril 2010 - 06:40 .

[Herr Uhl]

I've just reached the conclusion that Gorim is such a brown nose.

[Addai]

Gilsa wrote...

(IF: Gorim_Romantic) "I see you for you, if that's any consolation." (Warmly, adoringly)

Aww.  *sniff*

[MutantSpleen]

By the Paragons this thread keeps growing!



Gilsa dissecting the dialogues with the toolset, nice work. Interesting to know you set your Gorim's personality at the beginning. I have always gone with the romantic option.



Sarah1281 and nikki191, yes there should be righteous vengeance against Frandlin Ivo

[Gilsa]

Silk Merchant: "My Lady Aeducan!" (surprise and delight at having such an important person visit him)
Silk Merchant: "You honor me by visiting my humble booth. May I show you my wares?" (Deferential, but trying his best to take advantage of this situation to push something on the player character.)
PC: "You have something I might want?"
Silk Merchant: "All ladies love a bit of silk, do they not?" (Speaker is trying to sell his silks, so he wants to make them sound appealing)
Gorim: "Lady Aeducan is a warrior. Born of steel and bred for battle." (To someone who suggested that Lady Aeducan would be drawn to fine silk dresses. He should sound serious, intending to put the merchant in his place.)
Silk Merchant: "A thousand pardons. Please forgive me, your Highness." (Apologetic, nervous. Fawning.)
Gorim: "This looks to be mostly fabrics from the human lands." (A statement of fact, showing curiousity.)
Gorim: "These merchants form alliances with those who have abandoned our ways to live on the surface." (Slight contempt when he talks about those who have abandoned their ways.)

TREE #1
PC: "How many of our people are on the surface?"
Gorim: "According to the scholars, more than five hundred. Does it matter? The surfacers are lost to us." (Thoughtful, as though he's trying to remember something.) "Perhaps we should get going?" (Speaker doesn't think there's anythign else to be done here) *End dialogue*


TREE #2
PC: "It's nice to have such pretty things."

(IF: Gorim_Humbled) Gorim:  "As you say." (Compliant) *End dialogue*
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Gorim: "If it can't be used to polish my shield, what good is it?" (Speaker is scoffing at the fine silk offered by the merchant.) *End dialogue*
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(IF: Gorim_Romantic) Gorim: "Perhaps some nice young man will get you a bolt so the servants can  dress you in something frilly." (Teasing)

1. PC: "Ha! I don't wear frilly."
Gorim: "You don't need frilly, my lady." (This is a compliment. Speaker believes his lady is beautiful enough.) "Perhaps we should get going?" (Speaker doesn't think there's anything else to be done here) *End dialogue*

2. PC: "That would be nice."
Gorim: "Well, we'll see." (Mysteriously) "Perhaps we should get going?" (Speaker doesn't think there's anything  else to be done here) *End dialogue*

3. PC: "Oh, be quiet, Gorim."
Gorim: "Of course, my lady." (Speaker has been making fun of his friend, and on being told to shut up, seems to comply, even though he says this with a slightly mocking tone.) "Perhaps we should get going?" (Speaker doesn't think there's anything else to be done here) *End dialogue*

TREE #3
PC: "We trade our good steel and stone for this?"
Gorim: "It's a shame. I agree." (solemnly, hint of sadness) "Perhaps we should get going?" (Speaker doesn't think there's anything else to be done here) *End dialogue*

TREE #4
PC: "Such luxuries only make us soft."

(IF: Gorim_Romantic) Gorim: "You look better in steel, anyway." (Speaker is complimenting his lover.) "Perhaps we should get going?" (Speaker doesn't think there's anything else to be done here) *End dialogue*

Gorim: "As you say. Perhaps the other booths?" (Agreeable and compliant) "Perhaps we should get going?" (Speaker doesn't think there's anything else to be done here) *End dialogue*

Modifié par Gilsa, 06 avril 2010 - 06:36 .

[soignee]

Hi team dorfies, how's it going?

Gilsa! Halp me find the Brosca!Mumsy dialogue trees, I can't find them . Rica's I can though. Silly Kallah and her drunkeness...

[Gilsa]

Looking!

[Gilsa]

Did you already look in Background: Dwarf Commoner > bdc210ar_players_home > bdc210_mother?

Modifié par Gilsa, 06 avril 2010 - 06:51 .

[soignee]

no! just searched for Kalah <,< on it now

[Gilsa]

You can find more dialogue under Paragon of Her Kind > orz320ar_royal_palace > orz320_mother.

[soignee]

ffffffffff- I fail so hard at toolset

[Gilsa]

Pfft, I didn't know jack when I first opened it up either or where to start looking. Had to google.

[soignee]

A question for you all! What's your dwarves doing now Awakenings is over?

My Aeducan is with Alistair, somewhere. Probably eating cheese. She feels a guilt about her people still, so she returns every so often to Orzammar to yell at Harrowmont and try to organise better trade/ relations with the surface, not quite bringing herself to poison him off the throne. I wonder if they're happy, got the overwhelming opinion it was a rocky relationship. Ah well, Alistair was unhardened so he has a small bossy wife/lover telling his what to do >.>

My Brosca is currently murdering Crows in Antiva and has said "screw you" to the entire Grey Warden order, and is playing politics over there. She's currently Salma Hayek to Zevran's El Mariachi, and on a murdering vengeance driven spree on the main city and taking out some Masters. Gooooooood tiems! 

She comes back every few years to keep an eye on the magnificent bastard that is Bhelen, as she worries about what he would do when he tires of Rica. Rica is sweet and romantic and kind, but she is no politician; she was made ambassador and she's now smack bang in the middle of dwarf politics, and Missa worries she's not strong enough to cope.

(Missa is more in my head then my Aeducan, so I know what she would be doing. Lulz.)

Modifié par soignee, 06 avril 2010 - 07:27 .

[Cypher0020]

Waaah I want toolsets! Stupid 360.... no extra love for me.



Uhhhh.....I don't have Awakening

[Gilsa]

My Aeducan -- Told Anora she's returning to her Grey Warden duties. She also told Gorim she was coming home. I won't be staying in Orzammar full-time as I probably have GW duties to attend to on the surface. I'd like to think of my dwarf looking for Alistair to make amends. I doubt the romance can be restarted (VO notes for when you marry Alistair and Anora while sparing Loghain, regardless if Loghain lives or dies, indicate bad blood between Alistair and the player and that he doesn't want anything to do with the player), but I'd like to make things right with him somehow. (Alistair is a drunk in my game, if that wasn't clear.)

My Brosca -- Told Anora she'd still be with the Grey Wardens. She visits Rica and her nephew once in a while, but basically wherever there are ales and ****s, there you'll find Brosca. =p

Modifié par Gilsa, 06 avril 2010 - 07:34 .

[Costin_Razvan]

My dwarf ( single one I have is noble ): Will return to Orzammar, spend some time with his child Gorim and his old friend by the same name, While also making sure Bhelen and the human army there are pushing the darkspawn back.

After that, he plans on finding Morrigan and Loghain in Orlais.

Modifié par Costin_Razvan, 06 avril 2010 - 07:38 .