Costin_Razvan wrote...
KnightofPhoenix wrote...
@ Costin. It's actually a BMW Z5. Sorry typo.
Eh, many here seem to have family problems. I would almost say my family is perfect.
Except for my father, he better pray he and I never meet face to face again.
soignee wrote...
idk what to do with this thread other then offer DISTRACTION BUTT:
Morwen Eledhwen wrote...
. . .eh, and now I've lost it. Can anyone finish the verse for me?
Modifié par Costin_Razvan, 30 juillet 2010 - 01:47 .
Sarah1281 wrote...
Finally, after two weeks off for studying, I've managed to get Chapter Eighteen done!
They don't raise or lower anyone. They keep their caste. Example: before Branka became a Paragon she was a smith and Oghren a warrior. Had they had any daughters they would have been a part of Branka's smith house (I don't know the name sadly if it's even mentioned) and any sons would become a part of the warrior house Kondrat. House Branka did absorb all of House Kondrat, true, but that was not because of the marriage (warrior caste trumps smith caste) but because she was founding her own noble caste.beggargirl wrote...
Alrighty. If dwarves pass their caste down to their same gendered children, then do they only pass their last named to the same gendered child.
When dwarves marry, do they become the same caste? What if the female is higher caste? Does the male rise to her caste, or is he lowered down, or do they stay in their previous castes?
You know, I was just going to answer her using the exact same example you used, but then I thought to myself "Actually, I'll just hit refresh, and Sarah will have answered the question". Then I hit refresh, and voilaSarah1281 wrote...
They don't raise or lower anyone. They keep their caste. Example: before Branka became a Paragon she was a smith and Oghren a warrior. Had they had any daughters they would have been a part of Branka's smith house (I don't know the name sadly if it's even mentioned) and any sons would become a part of the warrior house Kondrat. House Branka did absorb all of House Kondrat, true, but that was not because of the marriage (warrior caste trumps smith caste) but because she was founding her own noble caste.
saruman85 wrote...
You know, I was just going to answer her using the exact same example you used, but then I thought to myself "Actually, I'll just hit refresh, and Sarah will have answered the question". Then I hit refresh, and voilaSarah1281 wrote...
They don't raise or lower anyone. They keep their caste. Example: before Branka became a Paragon she was a smith and Oghren a warrior. Had they had any daughters they would have been a part of Branka's smith house (I don't know the name sadly if it's even mentioned) and any sons would become a part of the warrior house Kondrat. House Branka did absorb all of House Kondrat, true, but that was not because of the marriage (warrior caste trumps smith caste) but because she was founding her own noble caste.
Modifié par Raonar, 30 juillet 2010 - 09:35 .
I often betray Bhelen like that, mostly because he has more origin-specific dialogue and that's the only way you can find proof that clears your name. I also love the Trian scene. I've always been fond of him for reasons I'm not entirely clear on.saruman85 wrote...
Not to butt into such august company, but I'm just delurking here to say that DN is by far the best playthrough I have ever played. I used to be a straight-up mage fanboy, but in my 3 playthroughs I realised Orzammar was always my favourite treaty quest, so I started up a DN one day - and BAM. Hot daymn I was hooked.
When I got back to Orzammar I wiki'd the quest 'Shifting Allegiances' and did it just right so I could backstab Bhelen like he backstabbed me. I didn't like how light armor looked on my PC so I learnt the toolset from scratch, made the exact same Dwarven Noble Armor from the origin story, and gave it the stats of the Felon's Coat. And I made my boyfriend Alistair wear the Aeducan Family Shield from the beginning of the game right up to the Archdemon. I even teared a little when Trian said "remember me" in the Gauntlet.
My gamer friend says I've gone off the deep end. I'm not insane am I? Someone tell me I'm not insane.
Anyway my point: dwarves rule. Great thread.
Glad to know myRaonar wrote...
saruman85 wrote...
You know, I was just going to answer her using the exact same example you used, but then I thought to myself "Actually, I'll just hit refresh, and Sarah will have answered the question". Then I hit refresh, and voilaSarah1281 wrote...
They don't raise or lower anyone. They keep their caste. Example: before Branka became a Paragon she was a smith and Oghren a warrior. Had they had any daughters they would have been a part of Branka's smith house (I don't know the name sadly if it's even mentioned) and any sons would become a part of the warrior house Kondrat. House Branka did absorb all of House Kondrat, true, but that was not because of the marriage (warrior caste trumps smith caste) but because she was founding her own noble caste.
Sarah is practically a DN wiki herself, and Soignee is the same for the DC.
Gilsa probably trumps both of them though. I think...
Sarah1281 wrote...
I've always been fond of him for reasons I'm not entirely clear on.
Modifié par Raonar, 30 juillet 2010 - 09:52 .
Plus he screws me over the least out of the three immediate family members and he's so doomed. I always like the doomed ones. Although I am kind of peeved whenever you set him to Understanding in the conversation with him by agreeing to go to the feast soon-ish and he says, completely unprompted, that he'll be along later to toast your command and then the dialouge when you find him later makes it clear he doesn't bother to. I'm thinking since he's actually less rude to you the first time you meet him that Bhelen finally culminates his weeks/months-long campaign to further destroy the relationship you two have and has been telling Trian all about your plan to kill him? He can't have Trian know for much longer than you do or he'll risk Trian confronting you about it and ruining his plan.Raonar wrote...
Sarah1281 wrote...
I've always been fond of him for reasons I'm not entirely clear on.
Most likely because the game is hardcoded and does't let you save his ass. That, and his obsessive behavior is not entirely his fault.
Sarah1281 wrote...
Plus he screws me over the least out of the three immediate family members and he's so doomed. I always like the doomed ones. Although I am kind of peeved whenever you set him to Understanding in the conversation with him by agreeing to go to the feast soon-ish and he says, completely unprompted, that he'll be along later to toast your command and then the dialouge when you find him later makes it clear he doesn't bother to. I'm thinking since he's actually less rude to you the first time you meet him that Bhelen finally culminates his weeks/months-long campaign to further destroy the relationship you two have and has been telling Trian all about your plan to kill him? He can't have Trian know for much longer than you do or he'll risk Trian confronting you about it and ruining his plan.
Modifié par Raonar, 30 juillet 2010 - 10:03 .
I don't know, him dying really screwed me over but since he hardly did it to ruin my life I cut him some slack.Raonar wrote...
Sarah1281 wrote...
Plus he screws me over the least out of the three immediate family members and he's so doomed. I always like the doomed ones. Although I am kind of peeved whenever you set him to Understanding in the conversation with him by agreeing to go to the feast soon-ish and he says, completely unprompted, that he'll be along later to toast your command and then the dialouge when you find him later makes it clear he doesn't bother to. I'm thinking since he's actually less rude to you the first time you meet him that Bhelen finally culminates his weeks/months-long campaign to further destroy the relationship you two have and has been telling Trian all about your plan to kill him? He can't have Trian know for much longer than you do or he'll risk Trian confronting you about it and ruining his plan.
Actually, he doesn't screw you over at all, unless he thinks he's acting in self defense.
Modifié par Raonar, 30 juillet 2010 - 10:15 .
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