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[Myusha]

I wonder what happens if you let Flemeth go, but play Witch Hunt? Ha.



And while Morrigan's point of view, is survival. What will keep her alive? She doesn't enjoy romance due to her thinking it is a foolish weakness, where one needlessly opens themselves up to another.

But perhaps my Warden this time, will obey her every whim. A ****[Cat]-Whipped Warden. Woot. ~

[Lethvienne]

OriginsIsBest wrote...

Myusha wrote...

But the true question is who are enemy is.
Flemeth or Morrigan?
Flemeth has saved both the Warden and Hawke, and I think Maric too?
All great heroes meet Flemeth sometime in their life it seems.
And Morrigan's a product of Flemeth's work however. Is she a mirror into what Flemeth is like, or is she just another manipulative woman, acting as the character she made? Only time can tell?

Morrigan is no where near as powerful as Flemeth, so why should she be the enemy? She saved the warden's life with the DR. I think Flemeth pretty much controlls all the main heros in Thedas...I'm starting to think that she is Andraste lol
What happened between Maric and Flemeth?? Can anybody tell me.
I think that Maric is Morrigan's dad.

Maric? Morrigan's father? That is certainly something I never considered.

Anywho, Maric had an encounter with Flemeth in one of the Dragon Age books. It happened while Maric was still very young - 19, I think - and was running from Orlesians and their Ferelden loyalists. He was rescued by Loghain and the two of them wound up becoming lost in the Korcari Wilds.

They stumbled across Flemeth and she gave Maric a bit of advice on the future. Warning him of both the Blight and of Loghain, saying that if he kept Loghain close the man would betray him. She warned Maric that Loghain's betrayals would start of small in the beginning but then they would gradually escalate until he committed the worst act of betrayal.

[OriginsIsBest]

Can anybody tell me what happens between Flemeth and Maric?? I didn't read the books lol

[Lethvienne]

Myusha wrote...

I wonder what happens if you let Flemeth go, but play Witch Hunt? Ha.

And while Morrigan's point of view, is survival. What will keep her alive? She doesn't enjoy romance due to her thinking it is a foolish weakness, where one needlessly opens themselves up to another.
But perhaps my Warden this time, will obey her every whim. A ****[Cat]-Whipped Warden. Woot. ~

Er. o.O

Oookay. Morrigan does enjoy romance, or she did when my Warden romanced her. She just resists it, too afraid that it will make her vulnerable. And he wasn't at all whipped. That's really all I can say to that.

[OriginsIsBest]

Lethvienne wrote...

OriginsIsBest wrote...

Myusha wrote...

But the true question is who are enemy is.
Flemeth or Morrigan?
Flemeth has saved both the Warden and Hawke, and I think Maric too?
All great heroes meet Flemeth sometime in their life it seems.
And Morrigan's a product of Flemeth's work however. Is she a mirror into what Flemeth is like, or is she just another manipulative woman, acting as the character she made? Only time can tell?

Morrigan is no where near as powerful as Flemeth, so why should she be the enemy? She saved the warden's life with the DR. I think Flemeth pretty much controlls all the main heros in Thedas...I'm starting to think that she is Andraste lol
What happened between Maric and Flemeth?? Can anybody tell me.
I think that Maric is Morrigan's dad.

Maric? Morrigan's father? That is certainly something I never considered.

Anywho, Maric had an encounter with Flemeth in one of the Dragon Age books. It happened while Maric was still very young - 19, I think - and was running from Orlesians and their Ferelden loyalists. He was rescued by Loghain and the two of them wound up becoming lost in the Korcari Wilds.

They stumbled across Flemeth and she gave Maric a bit of advice on the future. Warning him of both the Blight and of Loghain, saying that if he kept Loghain close the man would betray him. She warned Maric that Loghain's betrayals would start of small in the beginning but then they would gradually escalate until he committed the worst act of betrayal.

Omg, I want to read this book. What's it called?
How the heck did she see into the future!? I think she is Andraste!

[Myusha]

Morrigan and Alistair had fun time doing the DR. So unless Incest has been seen like that in Bioware games....I don't think so.

[Lethvienne]

OriginsIsBest wrote...

Can anybody tell me what happens between Flemeth and Maric?? I didn't read the books lol

I just told you silly.

*points up at the post directly above Origins'*

[Myusha]

Lethvienne wrote...

Myusha wrote...

I wonder what happens if you let Flemeth go, but play Witch Hunt? Ha.

And while Morrigan's point of view, is survival. What will keep her alive? She doesn't enjoy romance due to her thinking it is a foolish weakness, where one needlessly opens themselves up to another.
But perhaps my Warden this time, will obey her every whim. A ****[Cat]-Whipped Warden. Woot. ~

Er. o.O

Oookay. Morrigan does enjoy romance, or she did when my Warden romanced her. She just resists it, too afraid that it will make her vulnerable. And he wasn't at all whipped. That's really all I can say to that.

I meant prior to being 100% romanced. And I'm talking about my new Warden. Heh. Evil Playthrough

[Lethvienne]

OriginsIsBest wrote...

Lethvienne wrote...

OriginsIsBest wrote...

Myusha wrote...

But the true question is who are enemy is.
Flemeth or Morrigan?
Flemeth has saved both the Warden and Hawke, and I think Maric too?
All great heroes meet Flemeth sometime in their life it seems.
And Morrigan's a product of Flemeth's work however. Is she a mirror into what Flemeth is like, or is she just another manipulative woman, acting as the character she made? Only time can tell?

Morrigan is no where near as powerful as Flemeth, so why should she be the enemy? She saved the warden's life with the DR. I think Flemeth pretty much controlls all the main heros in Thedas...I'm starting to think that she is Andraste lol
What happened between Maric and Flemeth?? Can anybody tell me.
I think that Maric is Morrigan's dad.

Maric? Morrigan's father? That is certainly something I never considered.

Anywho, Maric had an encounter with Flemeth in one of the Dragon Age books. It happened while Maric was still very young - 19, I think - and was running from Orlesians and their Ferelden loyalists. He was rescued by Loghain and the two of them wound up becoming lost in the Korcari Wilds.

They stumbled across Flemeth and she gave Maric a bit of advice on the future. Warning him of both the Blight and of Loghain, saying that if he kept Loghain close the man would betray him. She warned Maric that Loghain's betrayals would start of small in the beginning but then they would gradually escalate until he committed the worst act of betrayal.

Omg, I want to read this book. What's it called?
How the heck did she see into the future!? I think she is Andraste!

Well, there is a book in the Dwarven city with a description that says it appeared to be badly burned as though someone had tried to destroy it. It also states that the book is about one scholar's speculation that Andraste wasn't a prophetess at all, but simply a very powerful mage.

 As for the book's title, um... One minute, let me go look.

[Lethvienne]

Here it is!



Dragon Age: The Stolen Throne by David Gaider

[OriginsIsBest]

Lethvienne wrote...

Here it is!

Dragon Age: The Stolen Throne by David Gaider

Did he write any more books? I thinking of buying that book

[tbsking]

The Calling, a sort-of sequel.

[Lethvienne]

Myusha wrote...

Lethvienne wrote...

Myusha wrote...

I wonder what happens if you let Flemeth go, but play Witch Hunt? Ha.

And while Morrigan's point of view, is survival. What will keep her alive? She doesn't enjoy romance due to her thinking it is a foolish weakness, where one needlessly opens themselves up to another.
But perhaps my Warden this time, will obey her every whim. A ****[Cat]-Whipped Warden. Woot. ~

Er. o.O

Oookay. Morrigan does enjoy romance, or she did when my Warden romanced her. She just resists it, too afraid that it will make her vulnerable. And he wasn't at all whipped. That's really all I can say to that.

I meant prior to being 100% romanced. And I'm talking about my new Warden. Heh. Evil Playthrough

Oooh, I see. ^.^

Well, I still maintain that Morrigan is like that at the beginning because she's secretly terrified of faling in love with anyone. I can understand where she's coming from. Although I think I'm just slightly more cheerful and upbeat about it than she is.

[Myusha]

The Calling and The Stolen Throne. Both given insight to Loghain and Maric.

Modifié par Myusha, 11 septembre 2010 - 06:42 .

[Myusha]

Just curious, but does anyone know her opinions on Orzammar's Politics, The Anvil, and the Werewolf and Elf Conflict?



I presume she wants the Anvil, and she likes it if you convince the Werewolves to kill the Elves.

[Lethvienne]

OriginsIsBest wrote...

Lethvienne wrote...

Here it is!

Dragon Age: The Stolen Throne by David Gaider

Did he write any more books? I thinking of buying that book

I know of just one other. This one also features Maric, but it also has a much younger Duncan in it as well as the former Warden Commander, Genevieve. It has Alastair's mother in it, too.

This book is about how Maric ventures into the Deep Roads along with a group of Grey Wardens to search for a certain the man who was Warden Commander before Genevieve.

Dragon Age: The Calling by David Gaider

Modifié par Lethvienne, 11 septembre 2010 - 06:51 .

[Lethvienne]

Myusha wrote...

Just curious, but does anyone know her opinions on Orzammar's Politics, The Anvil, and the Werewolf and Elf Conflict?

I presume she wants the Anvil, and she likes it if you convince the Werewolves to kill the Elves.

I'm not sure about the Werewolves. I don't think she cares. I can't remember.

For the Anvil of the Void, you are correct. Morrigan was highly in favor of keeping it and using it. Until you suggest trying it out on HER.

[Emyer]

Myusha wrote...

Just curious, but does anyone know her opinions on Orzammar's Politics, The Anvil, and the Werewolf and Elf Conflict?

I presume she wants the Anvil, and she likes it if you convince the Werewolves to kill the Elves.

Morrigan is a pragmatist, she follows the road of power, anything that can improve your power and your chances to beat Archie she is for it, I guess you could classify her as Chaotic Neutral, or depending on how you interact with her Chaotic Good.

She doesn't care about Orzammar politics, as for the Anvil her suggestion is to keep it, though convincing her otherwise is pretty easy, she is in favor of siding with the werewolves(She says "Aha, now this I like," or something like that), and she is in favor of sacrificing the elf slaves in the Alienage to increase the Warden's power, she isn't against saving Connor and his mother or not poisoning the Urn, so she isn't evil per se,  the only parts her pragmatism doesn't shine through is when it involves the Circle and the Chantry, which she is not a fan of

Modifié par Emyer, 11 septembre 2010 - 10:23 .

[Alendor1989]

I got a great expectation about this DLC, but I felt totally dissapointed with this. First, you just visit the 3 same locations from DAO, and gets a bit boring each level just killing and going forward. And at the end, when you finally meet Morrigan I was expecting to get answers, but instead, I got more questions and my old questions still unanswered. We still dont know why she wanted to get pregnant and to get the Archdemons essence. And please, do not tell me "OOoohh she just wants a lot of power, o she wants her son to be a powerful creature under her service" those are just cheap qustions and rumors, not oficial facts.

[Myusha]

Hm...Should be fun and interesting then. Morrigan's in love with me, and I've killed off Wynne and the other mages on her suggestion.

[the_devils_aid]

this will prob get drowned in a DA2 debate.

If you have to decide on Witch Hunt or Lair of the Shadow Broker DLC, my personal opinion is Shadowbroker. It longer, and it has plot points that actually mean something in the future. Witch Hunts ending is only good if you had morrigan as a love interest, and even then it doesnt really solve anything. completed it in about 45 Min. Shadowbroker will keep you occupied for a good 2-3 hours and seems like it will play a MAJOR role in ME3.

again just my 2 cents

[1031982]

Anyone still having problems with the story not working in this DLC on the XBox, I found a fix that worked for me.

Simply delete the content, and re-download it through the Dragon Age menu.

[Ad Dugg]

Does anyone know if we are going to get any compensation seeing as the WH bug ruined alot of our final dragon age experience.

Oh and by compensation I don't mean a refund or anything over the top, maybe just a free avatar item for xbox players or something along them lines.

[C9316]

Ad Dugg wrote...

Does anyone know if we are going to get any compensation seeing as the WH bug ruined alot of our final dragon age experience.
Oh and by compensation I don't mean a refund or anything over the top, maybe just a free avatar item for xbox players or something along them lines.

I would rather have a patch for WH instead of some free avatar item.

[SMDKeef]

For those who finished Witch Hunt, how long did it take to complete it?