Seladen wrote...
Qunari live in a caste system. Someone born to a warrior is agoing to be a warrior and so on and so forth..
You're thinking of dwarves
I'll stick with Mr. Gaider's explaination of the horned qunari.It makes sense:
David Gaider wrote...
mdfitz2 wrote...
thats just body paint right they are still the same color as sten right
You do know that humans come in different colors, right?
David Gaider wrote...
mione wrote...
Mr.Gaider I was wondering if it's not too soon or too much of an spoiler could you please explain the difference between an horned and unhorned Qunari? is it something akin to genitics like maybe different races of qunari like the difference between an Caucasian person and an Asian person?
It may be genetic-- I'm hesitant to get into a discussion of genetics in fantasy races, but certainly the Talmassrans selectively breed qunari and from the nature of qunari society it might not be too far a stretch to suppose that they breed them to suit their roles more closely.
Hornless qunari are not rare freaks of nature-- simply uncommon. Most of the Ben-Hassrath are hornless, for instance, and thus your average qunari might be forgiven for thinking that a lack of horns is very intimidating.
We don't know a whole lot about the qunari.So to say "this is not how they are.." about the horned qunari after only seeing a handful of the ones in DA:O is jumping the gun.We've seen alot more humans,elves and dwarves than qunari and even then,
there might be variations amongst them in other parts of Thedas.I'm going to repeat what others have said; the Ogres are qunari darkspawn and they have horns.Do the horns just come along with being a darkspawn? No. Why? Because Hurlocks,Genlocks and Shrieks don't have them.This supports the idea that some qunari are born with them.Just because we haven't seen them yet doesn't mean they don't exist.
I like the fact that the qunari are a bit obscure.I like surprises.
Modifié par Alyka, 10 août 2010 - 06:37 .