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[thenemesis77]

Lizardmen are the Fex......thats rich. I bet they are what alot of people think where the same Lizardmen that made us so many thousands of years ago, called the Draconians. So I can see some of the thinking in this story.....oh and I bet the main Draconian or Fex will come back to rule the world. 2012, the rule of the Draconians returns....such rubish. Don't we have enough races in Dragon age.

Modifié par thenemesis77, 17 septembre 2010 - 06:07 .

[Mox Ruuga]

Short lived, hyper violent worm people with scratchy evil clown voices?

[Lotion Soronarr]

I think fex are lizard-monkies....like the Tarka from Sword of the Stars

[Risax]

Bella Stiletto wrote...

Risax wrote...

Bella Stiletto wrote...

Forget lizardmen... I want the xvarts to make a comeback... yes, I miss those feisty little blue dudes. Okay, so maybe they don't really fit in the DA universe, but a girl can dream can't she.

I don't know what xvarts are, but having blue skin (or other unique colors) could already help a long way in making a race unique.

Just look at the Asari! They are basicly humans with blue skin and tentacles instead of hair.

Xvarts were a race from the D&D universe that look remarkably similar to the Andorians from Star Trek sans the feelers. They were in the original Baldur's Gate game and  were annoying as heck... and yet hilarious. *nostalgic*

I'm still going to continue to hope the Fex are Xvart-like... it would be so lulzy!

So xvart are like little blue goblins or imps?
Sorry,unfortunatly I never got the chance to play Baldurs Gate...

[bsbcaer]

nightcobra8928 wrote...

Risax wrote...

@nightcobra,
acording to David Gaiders Q&A PAX videos, Fex rarely go away from Par Vollen.
So maybe they aren't golems, but could your theory make sense for something more humanoid?

i said they're an organic sentient species, but with a outer crystal shell or skin making them golem-like (not actually golems:whistle:)

and their society would be restricted to their environment due to their symbiotic nature with the core crystal.

So you're thinking something along the lines of Dalleks (well, without the whole "Exterminate!" thing)

[nhsk]

Risax wrote...

So xvart are like little blue goblins or imps?
Sorry,unfortunatly I never got the chance to play Baldurs Gate...

Yes, about the size of a kobold or goblin, they are barbarian like and live in hilly areas. They are stronger and more organized than kobolds or goblins whom they usually bully into submission. They are also cowards that attack sleeping or resting opponents.

[Shadow_broker]

They're Gnomes

[nightcobra]

bsbcaer wrote...

nightcobra8928 wrote...

Risax wrote...

@nightcobra,
acording to David Gaiders Q&A PAX videos, Fex rarely go away from Par Vollen.
So maybe they aren't golems, but could your theory make sense for something more humanoid?

i said they're an organic sentient species, but with a outer crystal shell or skin making them golem-like (not actually golems:whistle:)

and their society would be restricted to their environment due to their symbiotic nature with the core crystal.

So you're thinking something along the lines of Dalleks (well, without the whole "Exterminate!" thing)

here's a few more info about the idea:

i can see my idea of golems race having a giant crystal core at the center of their city, worshiping it.
this crystal could be a simbiot to these creatures, so all their culture (looks,architecture, commerce, etc) would be related to this crystal.

i can imagine their city being similar to orzammar but with a crystal theme instead of just rock.
and as a community, i think they would be similar to the city elves and dwarves, tough and rough but very close like a family.

It would also be very insular and quite possibly very hidden.  If proximity to the crystal is necessary, then they would not wander far from the "hearth stone".  It would quite literally be the center of their universe.  I can imagine isolated communities, perhaps interlinked by roads that had crystaline veins.  This would allow them to stay connected and possibly communicate with other "tribes"


about their look, more or less like this but with some organic tissue still showing

[Risax]

nightcobra8928 wrote...

about their look, more or less like this but with some organic tissue still showing

Well, I don't know if Qunari know fear, but they certainly lay of those guys.

Also I think the Fex might be two things, they could be nightcobras crystal humanoids.
Or, they are something like goblins or imps, which look somewhat like monkeys.
Why look like monkeys? I don't know... It just seems to fit they are nearly unoticed by the Qunari, and they know the jungle better then everyone.

[Talogrungi]

Hmm, some form of parasitic/symbiotic sentience that manages to go unnoticed by taking refuge in host bodies?

[Risax]

Talogrungi wrote...

Hmm, some form of parasitic/symbiotic sentience that manages to go unnoticed by taking refuge in host bodies?

I think they might be slightly more humanoid...

[GodWood]

Fex is a silly name

[Herr Uhl]

GodWood wrote...

Fex is a silly name

As is elf, come to that.

[Everwarden]

Risax wrote...

Well, I like the idea of a beastfolk,but please no bunny or cat girls.

That. Please, Bioware, no furry fanservice. 

[Inside_Joke]

The Fex are mostly likely very human in appearance. I mean, they're probably very tribal, but I can't see them being too bestial. Even the Qunari with their horn-upgrade still look rather human (okay, they look like raging Minotaurs, but still).



**throw this out there: maybe they're why some Qunari don't have horns.

*Even I doubt this, the Qunari don't seem like a race that would reproduce outside they're own*

[Risax]

Inside_Joke wrote...

The Fex are mostly likely very human in appearance. I mean, they're probably very tribal, but I can't see them being too bestial. Even the Qunari with their horn-upgrade still look rather human (okay, they look like raging Minotaurs, but still).

**throw this out there: maybe they're why some Qunari don't have horns.
*Even I doubt this, the Qunari don't seem like a race that would reproduce outside they're own*

Qunari is a term used for everyone who folows the Qun. So among the Qunari are elves and humans as well,maybe even surface dwarves and Fex.

[Inside_Joke]

Risax wrote...

Inside_Joke wrote...

The Fex are mostly likely very human in appearance. I mean, they're probably very tribal, but I can't see them being too bestial. Even the Qunari with their horn-upgrade still look rather human (okay, they look like raging Minotaurs, but still).

**throw this out there: maybe they're why some Qunari don't have horns.
*Even I doubt this, the Qunari don't seem like a race that would reproduce outside they're own*

Qunari is a term used for everyone who folows the Qun. So among the Qunari are elves and humans as well,maybe even surface dwarves and Fex.

I think my head just popped. That makes sense though.

[Risax]

Inside_Joke wrote...

Risax wrote...

Inside_Joke wrote...

The Fex are mostly likely very human in appearance. I mean, they're probably very tribal, but I can't see them being too bestial. Even the Qunari with their horn-upgrade still look rather human (okay, they look like raging Minotaurs, but still).

**throw this out there: maybe they're why some Qunari don't have horns.
*Even I doubt this, the Qunari don't seem like a race that would reproduce outside they're own*

Qunari is a term used for everyone who folows the Qun. So among the Qunari are elves and humans as well,maybe even surface dwarves and Fex.

I think my head just popped. That makes sense though.

I didn't get it at first either, but a few months ago there was a Qunari thread where Mary Kirby and David Gaider where very active on. So I found out some new stuff as well.

[Dark_Raven_NL]

i think it's great that there is going to be a new race introduced.

just hope bioware has worked it all out and how they fit into the Dragon Age realm.

and please for the love of this game NO type of green lizard man.



hope that in the game we wil hear about more races that maybe can be introduced into DA3 or 4.



trust the bioware team to surprise as with another great Dragon Age game.

[ErichHartmann]

Too much lizardmen hate! I can't imagine how unique you can be with a "new" race.  It's going to resemble something we've seen many times before.  

[Behindyounow]

Everwarden wrote...

Please, Bioware, no furry fanservice. 

Second.

[Behindyounow]

Mox Ruuga wrote...

Short lived, hyper violent worm people with scratchy evil clown voices?

No. Fish people made with female fanservice in mind.

[Mecha Tengu]

Ayanko wrote...

How about a new branch of Elves, For example all elves that had one parent Hume, ended up being human themselves, so how about we have human... elves. Does that make sense? Humans with Pointy ears and long life spans but also tall and having the same structure as a hume?

no more fcking elves please. Im tired of typical fantasy tolkien rip offs that plague all of western fantasy games, fiction 

"DUR DUR DUR HOW BOUT DARK ELVES, THEY GOTHS and EMOS and THEY LOVE TORTURE AND SADISM"

NO

[ErichHartmann]

Make it happen Bioware.

Modifié par ErichHartmann, 19 septembre 2010 - 03:13 .