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[MiSsSmOkEy20]

I think my Cousland looked like her family... Both my Dwarfs not so much lol.

[2papercuts]

my CE did

[Blastback]

My Cousland looked rather like his family. Skin and hair matched, and I could see enough of a resemblance to not ruin verismilitude.

[Knut281]

<- What about mine.. those he look like a cousland to you?

[gnomon7]

Considering I didn't do it on purpose- yes, I was pleasantly surprised.



I must say, after all these years, Deus Ex still wins the family resemblance war.

[Dargar21]

I tried to make my character look exactly like myself.

http://t1.gstatic.co...63jqzN9u9xGsxo=

Modifié par Dargar21, 29 septembre 2010 - 11:40 .

[chibievil]

my female cousland looks like a really young version of mother cousland, From far away, sometimes i look at the small profile pic and see a bit of her mother, so maybe, i used the baldhead as the present and worked from there and didnt use her for reference, i just done stuff randomly, like hairstyle hair colour and eyes.

[Runedorf]

My dwarf noble was actually the first character that resembled his brothers, which was solely because I remade him to look like Trian and Bhelen. First he was brown-haired with rough, leathery skin with a pretty impressive tattoo on his face. Brown eyes, too.

After that I decided to remake him. I made him blonde, paler, removed the tattoos and switched the skin to the right to make him look proper sick and twisted. I don't know why I did that. At least it suits him, I guess; he's a pragmatic, Sten-esque dwarf who will stop at nothing to take the most logical route possible. I think he's a dwarf worthy of the Aeducan-trio, to be honest.

[Sarielle]

Jumping on the necro bandwagon...

uuuhcantthinkofaname wrote...

Frolk wrote...


This was my Cousland. I think she may have been adopted.

As for my other Wardens, my city elf did look kind of like Cyrion. Same eyes and face shape.

She looks like she could be Duncans daughter instead.

Awkward...

LOL. Minus eyecolour, mine was very Duncan-esque. Though Eleanor had light eyes, didn't she?

Awkward indeed.

[Mageia]

Pfft. As soon as I noticed that Fergus Cousland had brown eyes despite Bryce's eyes being blue and Eleanor's eyes being green, I stopped giving a ****.

[Riverdaleswhiteflash]

I guess my first Cousland looks like sort of like his family. You can all judge, I guess, he's staring you right in the face. My second Cousland (and seventh character total) looks roughly the same, except much darker skin than would come from his parents.

My second character was an elf mage, so who even knows? My third is a dwarf who I flatter myself looks like a smarter, more mature Trian, if less tan. (The only problem is Trian was his in-law rather than an actual brother.) My actual Aeducan... well, basically non-existent nose, in comparison to the other Aeducans, and much darker skin. On the other hand, for people as tan as Trian and Bhelen to come from that father, the mother would have to have some darker tone. (Though given how light the other dwarves are, probably not to the extent Umbra Aeducan portrays. Are there black dwarves? At least there's one.)

Next it was a Dalish elf, so that's another never-meet-the-parents. My City Elf is, if anything, darker than his mother. However, judging by the wiki pictures, I think he could be a combination of his parents' bone structures.

[Corker]

Faerunner wrote...

(Absolutely nothing wrong with ethnic characters, in fact I usually encourage it, but it does make every red and blonde-haired, blue and green-eyed City Elf Warden genetically non-canon.)

Only if heredity in Ferelden works like it does on Earth.  Since giant lizards can fly and giant spiders manage to exist, never mind the whole magic thing, I'm fairly content to say the laws of physics, chemistry and biology are on holiday.

[DreGregoire]

I modified my family to match my human noble warden. *smirks* Awww, I miss the toolset.

[mousestalker]

Red hair is recessive. It's associated with pale skin and freckles. The Tabris warden could easily have red hair despite what we know about her mother.

<excels at retconning.

Modifié par mousestalker, 31 mai 2012 - 04:21 .

[Klidi]

I changed them so they would match my Wardens. Tabris, Cousland and Brosca families.

[Hayllee]

No. My human noble character actually looks more like Howe now that I think about, which is... ah, wow. Oops. Some of her features resemble the Cousland's, but ah... recessive genes. Yeah, that's it.

All of my other characters that I didn't get attached to got a makeover and look like their family.

Modifié par Hayllee, 31 mai 2012 - 10:23 .

[Riverdaleswhiteflash]

Hayllee wrote...

No. My human noble character actually looks more like Howe now that I think about, which is... ah, wow. Oops...

That is probably the funniest BSN forum post I have ever read. Thank you. XD

[Shadow of Light Dragon]

No, but then I didn't know what they looked like when I created my Warden.

She *did* end up looking a bit like Marjolaine though. o_O It made Leliana's (bugged) attempt to jump her latter make so much more sense. XD

[Hayllee]

Riverdaleswhiteflash wrote...


That is probably the funniest BSN forum post I have ever read. Thank you. XD

I wish I could find a good picture of her old morph, I really do. This is all I have.

Modifié par Hayllee, 01 juin 2012 - 12:03 .

[Riverdaleswhiteflash]

Well, I thought her portrait on your account page was pretty good. She smiles a lot more than her father does, though.

[CommanderBald]

Rayne (City Elf) kinda looks like Cyrion, but not like Soris or Shianni. Daggenli (Dwarf Commoner) on the other hand, looked very much like Rica and their mother.

[lunamoondragon]

 I didn't mind when my Wardens looked like the black sheep of the family, but I found it really amusing when I made my F!Brosca character and she looked almost too similar to Rica (with much messier hair.) She was the image of the cute little sister.