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[Ken555]

Lamo. I don't get why the Dwarves just stop trading with the Chantry.

[Teddie Sage]

Yeah, but they do need some kind of money for the merchandising and stuff like that. Betcha most of their sovereigns are made that way, so that the Noble Cast can live peacefully in their houses. Besides the fact they can dig up pretty much everything in their mines, the Dwarves are pretty rich and lucky to have so many resources at their dispositions.

[RogueGeth]

Oh we could set up trade between dwarves and the tevinter imperum chantry! All we need to do is make clear the way through for it. I would so die if I could do that. I mean that along with hurting trade between dwarves and chantry, we could so handicap them.

[Ken555]

Or maybe stop Templars from joining, Lyrium is pretty much why they can't just leave after they have taken their vows.

[Teddie Sage]

Well, the Templars will always be in a cycle in which once one of them dies, they'll replace them with a new one. The simplest thing to do is to aim to the core and destroy it piece by piece.

[Dave of Canada]

RogueGeth wrote...

@Dave: For you? Maybe. For the Beard? I call an anti-exalted march against the chantry!

I am the beard, the dwarf is a host.

[RogueGeth]

But how do we get to them. Get Leliana and Alistair and go covert ops to persuade them from doing it?....Actually that wouldn't be half-bad idea.

[RevengeofNewton]

ride an archdemon onto the cathedral in orlais.

[Teddie Sage]

RevengeofNewton wrote...

ride an archdemon onto the cathedral in orlais.

Hmm, that would sound deliciously sexy... <3

[Dave of Canada]

Teddie Sage wrote...

RevengeofNewton wrote...

ride an archdemon onto the cathedral in orlais.

Hmm, that would sound deliciously sexy... <3

Archdemon romance.

[RogueGeth]

But what if we pull a Riordan? Seriously all these ideas should be in the game! Heck taking down the Chantry or reforming it? That would need to be its own game.

[Teddie Sage]

Dave of Canada wrote...

Teddie Sage wrote...

RevengeofNewton wrote...

ride an archdemon onto the cathedral in orlais.

Hmm, that would sound deliciously sexy... <3

Archdemon romance.

Delicious dragon manwood.

[UberDuber]

I would burn the chantry and the Grand Cleric to the ground if it was an option.

[Teddie Sage]

The Rerevend Mother was so annoying back in Lothering. Just because I didn't give her the cash, she b#tched me and pissed me off when I tried to save poor Sten from the cells. ¬_¬ Evil greedy hag.



PS: If I'm using too much abusive language, tell me. I'll refrain from using curses if that happens.

[Dave of Canada]

Teddie Sage wrote...

The Rerevend Mother was so annoying back in Lothering. Just because I didn't give her the cash, she b#tched me and pissed me off when I tried to save poor Sten from the cells. ¬_¬ Evil greedy hag.

PS: If I'm using too much abusive language, tell me. I'll refrain from using curses if that happens.

I gave her five sovereigns and she was like "The poor will thank you!" and I was like.. "Wait.." and then just slapped her upside the head and said "Lothering is dead after a mission, so why should I care?" and I walked away.

[Teddie Sage]

So you really did that? Geez, I wish I did that... :\\

[Dave of Canada]

jln.francisco wrote...

I hate the whole Lothering mess. First play through I was so worried about what would happen to them I recruited the Dalish first thinking (from an rp perspective) they'd be able to assist in keeping the Horde at bay until the Templars had evacuated the place. Nope. Apparently a couple days on the road was enough for the whole place to get swallowed up. And they don't even let you back there to take out some Darkspawn. How lame.

Would've been funny if they added a system similar to the Chrono Trigger Lavos fight where you can just go to the future early on and fight him.

"Well.. I recruited the Templars and I'm level 12, let's give the Archdemon and entire horde a try!"

[Mecha Tengu]

I want to completely destroy the chantry and kill all priests

[Riona45]

jln.francisco wrote...

Teddie Sage wrote...

Riona45 wrote...

Teddie Sage wrote...

Yes. You have a point. Though in their POV, we'd be evil. Some people like Wynne...

Wynne wasn't actually very religious.

Yeah, I know. Though, she was quite judgemental if you see what I mean. Like, always pushing you to do the right things.

Or refusing to actually answer the questions you ask.

Me:"Do you have any proper advice?"
Wynne: "Never. You young ones always seem to know everything."
Me:"Ok, ****. I'm a ****ing 19 maybe 20 year old who's never stepped outside of that damned prison you like to call a haven sent to an Order I know jack nill about and to fight monsters that a whole ****ing army of veteran warriors can't handle. When I ask for advice, I don't want any of you passive aggressive bull****. I want advice. ****..."

Whatever one thinks about Wynne, I never got the impression that she would consider someone who holds anti-Chantry views to be "evil."  Not only is she not very religious, she didn't strike me as someone who put a lot of stock in the Chantry as an organization.  For example, when Brother Genitivi announces how he wants to make the Urn a pilgrimage site, Wynne expresses skepticism about the way the Chantry would handle such a thing (in fact, of my group at the time--Alistair, Wynne and Leliana--only Leliana thought it was without doubt a good idea).

[DespiertaLosNinos]

Riona45 wrote...
Whatever one thinks about Wynne, I never got the impression that she would consider someone who holds anti-Chantry views to be "evil."  Not only is she not very religious, she didn't strike me as someone who put a lot of stock in the Chantry as an organization. 

That sums Wynne up pretty well, she was much more interested in furthering the Circle than blindly obeying the chantry

[Riona45]

DespiertaLosNinos wrote...


That sums Wynne up pretty well, she was much more interested in furthering the Circle than blindly obeying the chantry

Indeed.  Also, I forgot to mention how she is respectful of the views of her former student (the elven mage who lives in the Brecilian Forest), who obviously doesn't follow Andraste.  She even says something to the effect of "may your gods watch over you"--that alone makes her more open-minded than the average joe in this setting.

[DespiertaLosNinos]

Riona45 wrote...
 Also, I forgot to mention how she is respectful of the views of her former student (the elven mage who lives in the Brecilian Forest), who obviously doesn't follow Andraste.  She even says something to the effect of "may your gods watch over you"--that alone makes her more open-minded than the average joe in this setting.

To add to that in awakening she is open to the idea of the Circle breaking free from the Chantry, and likes the idea, but is hesitant for fear that the Chantry will just order all the mages killed