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[Lara Denton]

OK, thank you both.

[Addai]

laradenton wrote...

Addai67 wrote...

I know exactly what I want to write, but the work week sucks my brain out.

I'm a bit off topic, but I'd like to try a Dalish mage and I was wondering if there are any oddities that I might encounter.

Mostly in the Tower.  It sort of added to the sense of heightened insanity that everyone kept thinking they recognized my Dalish mage who had never been there before.  Kind of lulzy.

Generally the game will recognize you as an elf/Dalish, though you should still get some mage-specific stuff.  Actually I think it has worked really, really well.  Jowan recognized her as an elf, not as his friend from the Tower, which could have been immersion-breaking (though Alistair did say "he's your friend").  The big bummer was that I didn't get Teagan's mage flirtation. 

[Lara Denton]

Addai67 wrote...

Mostly in the Tower.  It sort of added to the sense of heightened insanity that everyone kept thinking they recognized my Dalish mage who had never been there before.  Kind of lulzy.

Generally the game will recognize you as an elf/Dalish, though you should still get some mage-specific stuff.  Actually I think it has worked really, really well.  Jowan recognized her as an elf, not as his friend from the Tower, which could have been immersion-breaking (though Alistair did say "he's your friend").  The big bummer was that I didn't get Teagan's mage flirtation. 

It doesn't sound too bad, I think I'll give it a try. Thank you.

[sylvanaerie]

Addai67 wrote...

laradenton wrote...

Addai67 wrote...

I know exactly what I want to write, but the work week sucks my brain out.

I'm a bit off topic, but I'd like to try a Dalish mage and I was wondering if there are any oddities that I might encounter.

Mostly in the Tower.  It sort of added to the sense of heightened insanity that everyone kept thinking they recognized my Dalish mage who had never been there before.  Kind of lulzy.

Generally the game will recognize you as an elf/Dalish, though you should still get some mage-specific stuff.  Actually I think it has worked really, really well.  Jowan recognized her as an elf, not as his friend from the Tower, which could have been immersion-breaking (though Alistair did say "he's your friend").  The big bummer was that I didn't get Teagan's mage flirtation. 

This alone is why I wouldn't use it

[Lara Denton]

sylvanaerie wrote...
This alone is why I wouldn't use it

Is Teagan not flirting with the Dalish?

[Sandtigress]

Addai! Can you put the picture of Ser Pounce-a-Lot back up?

[Axekix]

sylvanaerie wrote...
This alone is why I wouldn't use it

Badassedness of this thread just increased 300%

[Addai]

Re Dalish mage stuff:  I did get Alistair's super-sweet mage lines in Ostagar.  I was so glad.

"Oh, uh... oh.  You don't look like a mage.  That is, how interesting."



And in her case, I had put her in Dalish armor with daggers, so he was right.

[Addai]

laradenton wrote...

sylvanaerie wrote...
This alone is why I wouldn't use it

Is Teagan not flirting with the Dalish?

Oh yes, he flirts with everyone (the scoundrel ), but the mage one is sweeter than the others.

[Lara Denton]

Addai67 wrote...

Re Dalish mage stuff:  I did get Alistair's super-sweet mage lines in Ostagar.  I was so glad.

"Oh, uh... oh.  You don't look like a mage.  That is, how interesting."



And in her case, I had put her in Dalish armor with daggers, so he was right.

So, there are some advantages as well. 

[Addai]

Sandtigress wrote...

Addai! Can you put the picture of Ser Pounce-a-Lot back up?

This one?

[Sandtigress]

sylvanaerie wrote...

This alone is why I wouldn't use it

He says this particular line to all women who flirt with him though.  It's the "I can think of many good reasons to risk such danger" that mages specifically get.

[nos_astra]

yukidama wrote...

laradenton wrote...

Addai67 wrote...

I know exactly what I want to write, but the work week sucks my brain out.

I'm a bit off topic, but I'd like to try a Dalish mage and I was wondering if there are any oddities that I might encounter.

Everyone at the Circle is going to believe you're a circle mage xD

Really? So Wynne talks to you about going "back to the Circle" too?

[Sandtigress]

Addai67 wrote...

Sandtigress wrote...

Addai! Can you put the picture of Ser Pounce-a-Lot back up?

This one?

Yes, thank you!  I am trying to explain my campaign to name the new building cat Pounce!

[mellifera]

Dalish arcane warriors just feel so right, IMO. It makes sense as to why they'd have weapons training from the get-go. I've never been able to comfortably play an AW from the tower, I just imagine them being pretty awful when it comes to any sort of physical fighting.

[sylvanaerie]

Sandtigress wrote...

sylvanaerie wrote...

This alone is why I wouldn't use it

He says this particular line to all women who flirt with him though.  It's the "I can think of many good reasons to risk such danger" that mages specifically get.

Unfortuneately I don't have that line snapshotted anymore (blew up my games) so I had to make due.  I prefer the mage flirts...and the next time I get Neria in Redcliffe I will be getting a pic of that line too.
The BannHammer is SOOOO smooth

[Tirigon]

cmessaz wrote...


heeey read my further post! My elves are ok with it, I just don't like the whole human female Zevran thing. And most of my pcs are human.

Funnily the same goes for me. All my human PCs killed Zevran without ever talking to him.

But then, all of them were a bit murderous anyways and wiped out the Dalish, and in fact it was only one:P:P:P

[Addai]

Sandtigress wrote...

Addai67 wrote...

Sandtigress wrote...

Addai! Can you put the picture of Ser Pounce-a-Lot back up?

This one?

Yes, thank you!  I am trying to explain my campaign to name the new building cat Pounce!

LOL  How ironic that I took it to enshrine my Pounce annoyance and it's being used to promote his glories.

Pounce wins!

[cmessaz]

Tirigon wrote...

cmessaz wrote...


heeey read my further post! My elves are ok with it, I just don't like the whole human female Zevran thing. And most of my pcs are human.

Funnily the same goes for me. All my human PCs killed Zevran without ever talking to him.

But then, all of them were a bit murderous anyways and wiped out the Dalish, and in fact it was only one:P:P:P

My human mage wipes out the dalish, but I have never killed Zev. I always at least befriend him.

[Lady Jess]

yukidama wrote...

Dalish arcane warriors just feel so right, IMO. It makes sense as to why they'd have weapons training from the get-go. I've never been able to comfortably play an AW from the tower, I just imagine them being pretty awful when it comes to any sort of physical fighting.

I imagine at the circle, Caislyn trained on weapons, and physical prowess with the Templars. Which, is much better than the dipsticks practicing FIRE spells in the library...lol

[LadyDamodred]

Tirigon wrote...

cmessaz wrote...


heeey read my further post! My elves are ok with it, I just don't like the whole human female Zevran thing. And most of my pcs are human.

Funnily the same goes for me. All my human PCs killed Zevran without ever talking to him.

But then, all of them were a bit murderous anyways and wiped out the Dalish, and in fact it was only one:P:P:P

  You know, I have never killed Zevran right off the bat.  My characters all want to ask questions.  And then he starts talking and they're all done.  *sighs*  I did kill him once after talking to him and immediately reloaded.

[Sandtigress]

Addai67 wrote...

Sandtigress wrote...

Addai67 wrote...

Sandtigress wrote...

Addai! Can you put the picture of Ser Pounce-a-Lot back up?

This one?

Yes, thank you!  I am trying to explain my campaign to name the new building cat Pounce!

LOL  How ironic that I took it to enshrine my Pounce annoyance and it's being used to promote his glories.

Pounce wins!

Of course Pounce wins!  He's a cat!

[Tirigon]

cmessaz wrote...

My human mage wipes out the dalish, but I have never killed Zev. I always at least befriend him.

Well I think it is sort of the logical choice to kill an assassin who tries to kill you. So I decided to act rational, at least as future Queen of Ferelden:police:


Usually my PCs don´t:devil:

[Tirigon]

Lady Jess wrote...

yukidama wrote...

Dalish arcane warriors just feel so right, IMO. It makes sense as to why they'd have weapons training from the get-go. I've never been able to comfortably play an AW from the tower, I just imagine them being pretty awful when it comes to any sort of physical fighting.

I imagine at the circle, Caislyn trained on weapons, and physical prowess with the Templars. Which, is much better than the dipsticks practicing FIRE spells in the library...lol

Arcane Warriors don´t have any meelee combat training, in fact. They use their magic instead.

[LadyDamodred]

Tirigon wrote...

cmessaz wrote...

My human mage wipes out the dalish, but I have never killed Zev. I always at least befriend him.

Well I think it is sort of the logical choice to kill an assassin who tries to kill you. So I decided to act rational, at least as future Queen of Ferelden:police:
Usually my PCs don´t:devil:

My future queen figured if he was going to die, he might as well do it fighting the darkspawn.  She also felt bad for him.  :x

Edit:  It's actually a good thing he shows up so early.  By the end of the game, he wouldn't make it.

Modifié par LadyDamodred, 02 juin 2010 - 09:53 .