yeah, I vaguuuuuuuuuely recall being pounced on by someone there when I returned to Orzammar and trying to work out who they are. If you the male DN I think she's there to tell you about Mardy's pregnancy. On your DN it's more "oh, you. Returned have you? What fun!
I thought Jaylia Helmi was the girl Trian was going to marry? Or did his journal lie to me? Maybe Nerav is Jaylia's sister?Nereav (spelling) is the woman who ambushes you. She is in the commonor section, blocking a bridge, to encourage you to talk to her. She was to be Trians wife, which is how she knows you and acknowledges you.
Sarah1281 wrote...
I thought Jaylia Helmi was the girl Trian was going to marry? Or did his journal lie to me? Maybe Nerav is Jaylia's sister?
Radahldo wrote...
Maybe, I'm not sure. She really just assumes you (the player, not the character) knows her and It's really confusing. I think she's just Jaylias sister then.
Modifié par Urshakk, 12 avril 2010 - 09:13 .
She says something about how 'if things had been different we would have been sisters-in-law' which initially lead me to believe that she was Trian's betrothed but checking his journal proved that that wasn't so. Then I just thought that the DN and Nerav were friends (she, at least, had the decency to acknowledge who you were without calling you an exile unlike pretty much everyone but Adal and seemed glad to see you) and if her close relative - sister? - Jaylia was marrying into the family they'd be considered sisters. If, however, Trian decided to maintain the traditional Aeducan-Helmi alliance by marrying one of them and she was a high-ranking member of the family you could be right about her being a possible bride for Trian. Ofcourse, then things would have needed to be REALLY different as not only would Trian have to be alive in the first place but he'd have needed to choose her.Right, Nerav was going to be your sister-in-law as she says to you in conversation. She says she was a "potential match" but I guess Trian ended up picking her sister or something.
I doubt it was for Bhelen since she seems to really hate him and since he doesn't have a wife or anyone lined up to be Queen if she were an option she'd be more supportive. He's really young, anyway, so I think they were worried about settling Trian and the DN before worrying about him.I assumed she was talking about Trian, but it could of been Bhelen or the "other son".
Modifié par Sarah1281, 13 avril 2010 - 12:02 .
There needs to be a way to replace one of the human models at the Pearl with Duncan.Cuddlezarro wrote...
Duncan looks so very hot in that picture
Gilsa wrote...
There needs to be a way to replace one of the human models at the Pearl with Duncan.Cuddlezarro wrote...
Duncan looks so very hot in that picture
Oh, yeah, how did you manage that? I completely forgot to ask. No worries if it's too complicated to answer.Cuddlezarro wrote...
considering iv had 2 of the wh*res at the pearl replaced by PC's of mine (points tot he NSFW gay dwarf pics of mine I linked earlier)
it should be possible
Sarah1281 wrote...
Hey Gilsa, what does Nerav Helmi say to the DNM once he recognizes her?
Modifié par Sarah1281, 13 avril 2010 - 12:34 .
Modifié par Sarah1281, 13 avril 2010 - 03:53 .
Gilsa wrote...
Oh, yeah, how did you manage that? I completely forgot to ask. No worries if it's too complicated to answer.Cuddlezarro wrote...
considering iv had 2 of the wh*res at the pearl replaced by PC's of mine (points tot he NSFW gay dwarf pics of mine I linked earlier)
it should be possible
Gorim says something about how the Proving is partly being held because Harrowmont realizes you're not really into noble guys and thinks that if they impress you fighting you might be interested. Naturally, my DNF had to enter the Proving then as they'd only be interesting if they could beat her (which didn't happen). I think the DNF was putting off the whole marriage thing not only because of the possible romance she was already in but because if she were to get married she would be expected to have children right away, which would really ruin her prospects as a fighter right when her career was about to take off. Also, dwarven society - although the DNF doesn't really get confronted with it - seems pretty sexist when it comes to fighting. The only female fighters who are automatically taken seriously are the Silent Sisters who can't function without an interpreter and so aren't a threat or viable marriage prospects. If the DNF were to get married you just know there'd be some moron who she'd need to castrate for trying to 'put her in her place' (as the Proving Master so eloquently stated about Lady Helmi if you beat her as a male) and if he's not going to be able to have children and she doesn't love him, why marry him?Cypher0020 wrote...
sooooo waaaait the MDN was supposed to get married? Whattabout the FDN?
I figured Endrin would want his girl married off as soon as possible....
That's why my DN refuses to go back to Orzammar until she's wearing armor made from a dragon she killed herself. Hopefully the fact that the DNF is basically the most skilled fighter in Orzammar and didn't even need to mutilate herself first will help fight the stereotype.Yeaaaah I noticed that about dwarven society. Doesn't one noble even say if you're a female... its 'interesting' that you've made Commander?
Modifié par Sarah1281, 13 avril 2010 - 06:17 .
Modifié par MutantSpleen, 13 avril 2010 - 12:43 .
MutantSpleen wrote...
Just finished Orzammar last night with my DC. Crowned Bhelen. It went pretty much as I suspected, no real surprises.
PS Oh wait, one surprise, I didn't realize how kick-ass rogues get as they get up in levels. (My first rogue)
One thing, in the DN play, how come we don't see Rica at all, even though we see her in our Origin? It would have been nice to talk to her especially to get her perspective from the DN side.
Well, given that Vartag gets pissed when Rica shows up at the Assembly (which he strangely enough says is because she's a woman and not because she's casteless even though at least a third of the Assembly appears to be female) and Harrowmont's criers kept talking about her, I'm guessing Bhelen employing a noble hunter is one of those controversial non-traditional things he's trying to keep low-key until he gets the throne. Besides, those who love her from the DC origin probably wouldn't want to see her as Bhelen's convinced her the DN is somehow responsible for all the problems he's been having.One thing, in the DN play, how come we don't see Rica at all, even though we see her in our Origin? It would have been nice to talk to her especially to get her perspective from the DN side.
Modifié par Sarah1281, 13 avril 2010 - 06:44 .
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