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[KnightofPhoenix]

For some reason, elves become very tall when they are shrieks.

The joining ritual is so secret that only Grey Wardens know aobut it...oh and a senechal from Amaranthine...

To demonstrate how much he knows of the joining, the Senechal compeltely forgot to give the amulets to those who survived!

Eammon loves Fereden's traditions and freedoms that are given by the landsmeet. Except he is willing to start a general onslaught if the landsmeet votes against him.

Don't ever tell Shale that you are eating chicken.

Modifié par KnightofPhoenix, 12 avril 2010 - 02:41 .

[cmessaz]

Eamon can't count

[nos_astra]

KnightofPhoenix wrote...
The joining ritual is so secret that only Grey Wardens know aobut it...oh and a senechal from Amaranthine...

And Anora... partly.

Modifié par klarabella, 12 avril 2010 - 05:34 .

[cmessaz]

I've learnt that you could spend HOURS in the character creater making the purtiest pc ever, and once you actually start the game they will look like they just got done being whacked from the branch of every tree in the "ugly forest".

[KnightofPhoenix]

klarabella wrote...

KnightofPhoenix wrote...
The joining ritual is so secret that only Grey Wardens know aobut it...oh and a senechal from Amaranthine...

And Anora... partly.

Well Anora sees and knows everything, so that's not a surprise.

[Sarah1281]

klarabella wrote...

KnightofPhoenix wrote...
The joining ritual is so secret that only Grey Wardens know aobut it...oh and a senechal from Amaranthine...

And Anora... partly.

And now anyone who happened to be at the Landsmeet...

[cmessaz]

Sarah1281 wrote...

klarabella wrote...

KnightofPhoenix wrote...
The joining ritual is so secret that only Grey Wardens know aobut it...oh and a senechal from Amaranthine...

And Anora... partly.

And now anyone who happened to be at the Landsmeet...

lol hey you are right! The senechal doing to joinings has always sort of baffled me. Um this is secret, remember?! And remember when he says that " the wardens hold their own council". But they managed to tell you how to do the joining????

[Sarah1281]

lol hey you are right! The senechal doing to joinings has always sort of baffled me. Um this is secret, remember?! And remember when he says that " the wardens hold their own council". But they managed to tell you how to do the joining????

He didn't hear it from them; thanks to nobles gossiping about highly delicate matters at the local tavern everyone in Ferelden knows that this 'Joining' could kill them and, soon, all of Thedas will, too. I knew I should have let Alistair fight Loghain...

[cmessaz]

Darnit Alistair!!!! Say bye bye to the order then. Stupid gossiping nobles.

[Chuvvy]

Lighting ****es on fire is pretty badass.

[Devil_666]

sylvanaerie wrote...

Godak wrote...

Skadi_the_Evil_Elf wrote...

Not Just Wynne. Morrigan, and Velanna, both have impressive, biology and gravity defying racks. It's a mage thing, I swear. So long as there is magic, who needs silicone?

Well, if you got it, flaunt it!

...And if you don't got it, enchant it.

that explains why Sandal gets all excited and jumps up and down when you bring up enchantments...odd lil perv...

lol

[cmessaz]

Cmon people! Don't stop educating!

[Sarah1281]

I learned that judging people by their voices saves lives. NEVER TRUST TIM CURRY!

[Thalorin1919]

cmessaz wrote...

Eamon can't count

Just because you win the Landsmeet by one vote or something, that does not mean you win entirely. You need to have a certain number in a lot of voting cases to actually win majority, and it has been this way with many things.

The House and the Senate votes must reach a certain majority for a bill to pass or not to pass, a bill cant be passed just by winning by one vote, but a large majority. In this case, a large majority of the nobles must vote for you in order for it to pass.

Makes sense to me, you cant be split half in half for a decisions like that, but a larger majorty win.

[cmessaz]

Yes, it was a joke. I just was like WTF when Eamon was all ready to open a can of whoop ass. I do understand it.

[Thalorin1919]

cmessaz wrote...

Yes, it was a joke. I just was like WTF when Eamon was all ready to open a can of whoop ass. I do understand it.

Oh, all right. I just see that alot on here though, I think there are people who DONT understand it.

[cmessaz]

I know! I had never had Anora stab me in the back so I wanted to try it. I was under the impression that you could still win the landsmeet without her.

[Sarah1281]

cmessaz wrote...

I know! I had never had Anora stab me in the back so I wanted to try it. I was under the impression that you could still win the landsmeet without her.

She's only three votes, right? So theoretically if you got all the other ones (like the Crow quest one, Alfstanna, Wulf, Sighard, the Chantry, and maybe even Vaughan) you could still win, it's just harder.

[cmessaz]

I have never done the crow quest. How do you do that?

[Sarah1281]

This quest is only available after first encountering Zevran whether you choose to recruit him or not. To acquire this quest there are several ways :

The Warden can speak with the Messenger Boy, who is located just past the Chantry and in front of The Mages' Collective bag in the Denerim Market District.
After speaking with Master Ignacio, if you attempt to leave the Denerim Market District area the Messenger Boy will catch up with you and give you a message. After speaking with the boy, a quest will be added pointing you to a back-room in the Gnawed Noble Tavern, where you'll meet Master Ignacio.
Go and look at the poster located on the wall near the Elven Alienage gate. Then as you leave the area the Messenger Boy, catches you and tells you to go the the Gnawed Noble Tavern.

You have to complete all of the quests to get the vote.

Modifié par Sarah1281, 14 avril 2010 - 01:50 .

[cmessaz]

Thanks!

[Atomic Space Vixen]

Thalorin1919 wrote...


The House and the Senate votes must reach a certain majority for a bill to pass or not to pass, a bill cant be passed just by winning by one vote, but a large majority.

I'm Canadian but I know that's not the case (assuming, of course, you're talking about the US federal government).
Despite some of the cries of "that's not democratic!" when talk came to a simple majority in the recent health care debate down there, the simple fact of the matter is that a simple majority (one vote) is all that's needed to pass a bill. In the case of the senate where there are two senators per state regardless of population, there's a total of 100 senators. If there is a 50/50 tie, the deciding vote is cast by the President of the Senate - a title belonging to the Vice President of the United States.
The reason there is so much confusion lately is because of filibusters. It requires 60% of the senate to vote to invoke cloture and end a filibuster. That's why there was such a big fuss over the Democrats having 60 seats in the senate and why the Republicans worked extra hard to win one away (Scott Brown in Massachusetts).

And no, I didn't learn any of this from Dragon Age.

What did I learn from Dragon Age? Except for a couple here and there, the only children in Ferelden live in Dalish Camps, and even then they're all around the same age.

Modifié par Atomic Space Vixen, 14 avril 2010 - 02:56 .

[cmessaz]

LMAO I think this is now the most educational thread in this forum! So perhaps Eamon truly can't count.

[cmessaz]

LMAO I think this is now the most educational thread in this forum! So perhaps Eamon truly can't count.

[Sarah1281]

cmessaz wrote...

LMAO I think this is now the most educational thread in this forum! So perhaps Eamon truly can't count.

I blame residual effects of the poison. He seems to be under the impressio that a mabari is less loyal than everyone else in your party, after all despite the fact that you have an Orlesian and an assassin following you around, to say nothing of the others.