Hey guys, I picked up from flemmeth or some codex that she brings up daughters then takes over their bodies using a mirror or something. I found a golden mirror and when i give it to morigan it triggers dialogue.
Now i know this may be because of the story she tells you when shes a little girl she steals this but flemmeth destroys it but im also wondering whether flemmeth planted this so she could take over morigan. Anyone know if it has an affect on the game? Im already 100 approval with morigan without it.
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Creomortis
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Posté 10 novembre 2009 - 08:30
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I think it's just one of the big approval bonus items keyed in from the personal story you mention. They all seem to have things like that.
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Posté 10 novembre 2009 - 08:39
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Hm, I never thought of that! Nice thinking there.
There is no effect from giving this mirror or even wearing the robes of possession later on. Still, it'd be interesting to see some consequences in sequels or expansions.
There is no effect from giving this mirror or even wearing the robes of possession later on. Still, it'd be interesting to see some consequences in sequels or expansions.
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Posté 10 janvier 2010 - 08:28
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Creomortis wrote...
Hey guys, I picked up from flemmeth or some codex that she brings up daughters then takes over their bodies using a mirror or something. I found a golden mirror and when i give it to morigan it triggers dialogue.
Now i know this may be because of the story she tells you when shes a little girl she steals this but flemmeth destroys it but im also wondering whether flemmeth planted this so she could take over morigan. Anyone know if it has an affect on the game? Im already 100 approval with morigan without it.
I wondered about this exact thing myself.
I spoke to Leliana and she told me the legend of Flemmeth.
In the legend, it is said that Flemmeth mourns her lost beauty and will steal yours from a looking glass, if she catches you.
So, my conclusion would be that maybe this is related to how she takes over her daughters.
But then why would Flemmeth smash the mirror when Morrigan was young when she took the mirror from the noble?
Was it not time yet so she did not want Morrigan looking in the mirror? Does Flemmeth care for Morrigan and did not want the demon inside her to hurt Morrigan as she was looking in the mirror?
I do believe this has some importance somehow and somewhere down the road.
I think it also triggers Morrigan to give you the ring after you give her the mirror from Orzammar.
Has anyone not given the mirror to Morrigan and still received the ring from her at some point in the game (if you are romancing her, of course, as I don't think she gives it to you if you are not as she is not in love with you)
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Posté 10 janvier 2010 - 08:29
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It possible to find two of these as well brought from merchants.
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Posté 10 janvier 2010 - 08:38
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XOGHunter246 wrote...
It possible to find two of these as well brought from merchants.
What? Two mirrors or two rings?
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Posté 10 janvier 2010 - 10:59
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Really, cause it might be useful I seem to have a nasty habit of pissing off poor Mori with my need to save nugs and help old Chantry Priestesses cross the street while a Blight is on. ;-)
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Posté 11 janvier 2010 - 01:21
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BHRamsay wrote...
Really, cause it might be useful I seem to have a nasty habit of pissing off poor Mori with my need to save nugs and help old Chantry Priestesses cross the street while a Blight is on. ;-)
hahahahahaha....
Me too....I can't save a kid without her ****in at me....
but, alas, she is just too beautiful to let go
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Posté 11 janvier 2010 - 02:31
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Morrigan gave me the ring and I hadn't even visited Orzammar yet.I have since obtained the golden mirror but I have't given it to her yet because I was saving it until her approval rating dropped some.
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Posté 11 janvier 2010 - 03:00
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One of the things you can do with the mirror is make Morrigan love you again if you were romancing her and ended it, intentionally or otherwise. Give her the mirror, tell her it's just a gift for a beautiful woman, and viola. You're back in romance with her.
I can only think of a few reasons off the top of my head.
Maybe Flemeth feared Morrigan would figure out how to do the mirror soul stealing ritual herself.
Maybe, as you suggest, Morrigan wasn't ready to be possessed yet so Flemeth smashed the mirror to make sure it wouldn't happen before it was time.
Or maybe it's exacly as Morrigan said, and Flemeth did it just to teach her a lesson.
It's hard to tell with Flemeth just what to take at face value and what has deeper meaning.
But then why would Flemmeth smash the mirror when Morrigan was young when she took the mirror from the noble?
Was it not time yet so she did not want Morrigan looking in the mirror? Does Flemmeth care for Morrigan and did not want the demon inside her to hurt Morrigan as she was looking in the mirror?
I can only think of a few reasons off the top of my head.
Maybe Flemeth feared Morrigan would figure out how to do the mirror soul stealing ritual herself.
Maybe, as you suggest, Morrigan wasn't ready to be possessed yet so Flemeth smashed the mirror to make sure it wouldn't happen before it was time.
Or maybe it's exacly as Morrigan said, and Flemeth did it just to teach her a lesson.
It's hard to tell with Flemeth just what to take at face value and what has deeper meaning.
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Posté 11 janvier 2010 - 03:02
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I got the ring from her on my male mage before giving her the mirror .. or doing her personal quest... I did shower her with other jewelry though...
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Posté 11 janvier 2010 - 03:22
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She a typical lady not happy if nothing goes her way or does not get jewelry ( I Know very sexist comment flame me if you wish).
Modifié par XOGHunter246, 11 janvier 2010 - 03:23 .
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Posté 11 janvier 2010 - 03:29
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I seriously doubt a mirror has anything to do with the possession ritual. If it did, then exactly what would have been the danger of Morrigan being present at Flemeth's death? Would Flemeth's spirit have flown at Morrigan in rage holding a mirror?
The Robes of Possession on the other hand had everything to do with Flemeth's ritual as they were made to gradually sap Morrigan's will which leaves me to think that the key factor to possession is losing one's sense of self and not being able to fight Flemeth's essence taking over.
The whole mirror myth was told to you by Leliana, a bard - a storyteller. When you get the original story from Morrigan she tells you that the tale has no doubt mutated over time and telling. The mirror is most likely such a mutation.
The Robes of Possession on the other hand had everything to do with Flemeth's ritual as they were made to gradually sap Morrigan's will which leaves me to think that the key factor to possession is losing one's sense of self and not being able to fight Flemeth's essence taking over.
The whole mirror myth was told to you by Leliana, a bard - a storyteller. When you get the original story from Morrigan she tells you that the tale has no doubt mutated over time and telling. The mirror is most likely such a mutation.
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Posté 11 janvier 2010 - 04:34
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OnionXI wrote...
The Robes of Possession on the other hand had everything to do with Flemeth's ritual as they were made to gradually sap Morrigan's will which leaves me to think that the key factor to possession is losing one's sense of self and not being able to fight Flemeth's essence taking over.
I haven't heard the dialogue about the mirror being a tool of posession, but I agree about the Robes of Possession. I looked up the info on it:
Effects: (some stuff) then -1 Willpower
Description: The original intent of these robes is clear: a "welcome home" present from Flemeth, designed to sap Morrigan's will and ease the ancient sorceress's possession of her daughter. With Flemeth dead, these robes no longer pose a danger to Morrigan--but Maker help those who get in her way.
Modifié par xgiovedi, 11 janvier 2010 - 04:34 .
