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[La_Duchessa]

Madame Rose Crimsynn wrote...

I think Ser Gaider is popping around the forums now.

Everyone on your best behavior.

95% of us are but it is only certain peoples who aren't

[Madame Rose Crimsynn]

Time for to try a new skill talent: Mass Puppy Eye.

Modifié par Madame Rose Crimsynn, 23 décembre 2010 - 04:29 .

[Ex-Paladin]

Madame Rose Crimsynn wrote...

Time for to try a new skill: Mass Puppy Eye.

YES SIR!!! >0<

:crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying::crying:

[HolyJellyfish]

I'm interested if Fenris' history as a slave has put in a place where he may not know how to function in the real world a part from his status as a weapon. Like, being unable to talk very much or having a deep anti-social streak, like a breed between Sten and Morrigan.



Jeez. I wonder if that poor boy is even literate.

[buggirl]

Madame Rose Crimsynn wrote...

Time for to try a new skill: Mass Puppy Eye.

Trying to get my pup to contribute his big brown eyes for cinematic impact - and being totally ignored. Working on it...

[HolyJellyfish]

I'm also sort of interested what characters or people influenced his overall personality when Gaider penned him. You learn more about a character based on the things that created them.

[Ex-Paladin]

No matter what info we wish for or how much we puppy eye, we won't get anything <_<

*Is in bad mood because of painful welt on foot, please disregard any possible rudeness*

[La_Duchessa]

We can always hope...

[Madame Rose Crimsynn]

Talent: Mass Puppy Eye
Effect Type: Activated
Range: Unknown-- apparently very far.
Activation: 20
Cooldown: 20s
Requires: Eyes - Master Pitiful Expression
Description: Character swallows all pride and makes the most pitiful pleading face to Devs in hopes that they will be forgiven. If mental resistance check fails, Dev takes 1,000 Pity Dmg.

Modifié par Madame Rose Crimsynn, 23 décembre 2010 - 04:36 .

[buggirl]

HolyJellyfish wrote...

I'm interested if Fenris' history as a slave has put in a place where he may not know how to function in the real world a part from his status as a weapon. Like, being unable to talk very much or having a deep anti-social streak, like a breed between Sten and Morrigan.

Jeez. I wonder if that poor boy is even literate.

I have been wondering the same thing. If he has been kept in isolation and for how long. How was he like before?

[Madame Rose Crimsynn]

buggirl wrote...

HolyJellyfish wrote...

I'm interested if Fenris' history as a slave has put in a place where he may not know how to function in the real world a part from his status as a weapon. Like, being unable to talk very much or having a deep anti-social streak, like a breed between Sten and Morrigan.

Jeez. I wonder if that poor boy is even literate.

I have been wondering the same thing. If he has been kept in isolation and for how long. How was he like before?

Omigosh. That would be so adorable if Hawke taught Fenris to read (possibly again).

[La_Duchessa]

Madame Rose Crimsynn wrote...

buggirl wrote...

HolyJellyfish wrote...

I'm interested if Fenris' history as a slave has put in a place where he may not know how to function in the real world a part from his status as a weapon. Like, being unable to talk very much or having a deep anti-social streak, like a breed between Sten and Morrigan.

Jeez. I wonder if that poor boy is even literate.

I have been wondering the same thing. If he has been kept in isolation and for how long. How was he like before?

Omigosh. That would be so adorable if Hawke taught Fenris to read (possibly again).

Hawke would teach him Ferelden, right? not whatever language is spoken in the Free Marches and Tevinter...
So wouldn't he be learning a different language anyway?  

[David Gaider]

HolyJellyfish wrote...
I'm also sort of interested what characters or people influenced his overall personality when Gaider penned him. You learn more about a character based on the things that created them.

Well, he's a little like Valen in some respects. I wanted to have a more stoic character, and never really got the opportunity to explore that fully with Valen.

Beyond that there are a couple of characters that I was inspired by, but I'd hesitate to mention them simply because people read way too much into that. Some folks who hear "inspired by" read it as "is an exact copy of" and that's nothing of the sort. The parts of a character that I find interesting and inspiring might seem entirely incidental to someone else, and regardless of my inspiration the character I wrote may have ended up somewhere else anyhow (as with Zevran and his "Spike of Buffy" inspiration).

Modifié par David Gaider, 23 décembre 2010 - 04:40 .

[Madame Rose Crimsynn]

La_Duchessa wrote...

Madame Rose Crimsynn wrote...

buggirl wrote...

HolyJellyfish wrote...

I'm interested if Fenris' history as a slave has put in a place where he may not know how to function in the real world a part from his status as a weapon. Like, being unable to talk very much or having a deep anti-social streak, like a breed between Sten and Morrigan.

Jeez. I wonder if that poor boy is even literate.

I have been wondering the same thing. If he has been kept in isolation and for how long. How was he like before?

Omigosh. That would be so adorable if Hawke taught Fenris to read (possibly again).

Hawke would teach him Ferelden, right? not whatever language is spoken in the Free Marches and Tevinter...
So wouldn't he be learning a different language anyway?  

Perhaps there is a common language? Remember Sigrun...

[Ex-Paladin]

David Gaider wrote...

HolyJellyfish wrote...
I'm also sort of interested what characters or people influenced his overall personality when Gaider penned him. You learn more about a character based on the things that created them.

Well, he's a little like Valen in some respects. I wanted to have a more stoic character, and never really got the opportunity to explore that fully with Valen.

Beyond that there are a couple of characters that I was inspired by, but I'd hesitate to mention them simply because people read way too much into that. Some folks who hear "inspired by" read it as "is an exact copy of" and that's nothing of the sort. The parts of a character that I find interesting and inspiring might seem entirely incidental to someone else, and regardless of my inspiration the character I wrote may have ended up somewhere else anyhow (as with Zevran and his "Spike of Buffy" inspiration).

HOLY SWEET MAKER!!! O_O *bows* Lord Gaider returns! *happy*

[HolyJellyfish]

I'm working on an illustration in that same vein now.



And while I understand Gaider is highly unlikely to reveal any new information after the tails of his last post concerning the marks, I imagine he is still amused by the posts of thirsty fangirls.



Another vein of speculation - Do the tattoos glow at night? Can you imagine Varric standing next to Fenris just to read a book, much to the elf's chagrin?

[Madame Rose Crimsynn]

David Gaider wrote...

HolyJellyfish wrote...
I'm also sort of interested what characters or people influenced his overall personality when Gaider penned him. You learn more about a character based on the things that created them.

Well, he's a little like Valen in some respects. I wanted to have a more stoic character, and never really got the opportunity to explore that fully with Valen.

Beyond that there are a couple of characters that I was inspired by, but I'd hesitate to mention them simply because people read way too much into that. Some folks who hear "inspired by" read it as "is an exact copy of" and that's nothing of the sort. The parts of a character that I find interesting and inspiring might seem entirely incidental to someone else, and regardless of my inspiration the character I wrote may have ended up somewhere else anyhow (as with Zevran and his "Spike of Buffy" inspiration).

YAY! Ser Gaider came back! *Curtsies* 

*Dances* We are forgiven!

Modifié par Madame Rose Crimsynn, 23 décembre 2010 - 04:42 .

[La_Duchessa]

Madame Rose Crimsynn wrote...

La_Duchessa wrote...

Madame Rose Crimsynn wrote...

buggirl wrote...

HolyJellyfish wrote...

I'm interested if Fenris' history as a slave has put in a place where he may not know how to function in the real world a part from his status as a weapon. Like, being unable to talk very much or having a deep anti-social streak, like a breed between Sten and Morrigan.

Jeez. I wonder if that poor boy is even literate.

I have been wondering the same thing. If he has been kept in isolation and for how long. How was he like before?

Omigosh. That would be so adorable if Hawke taught Fenris to read (possibly again).

Hawke would teach him Ferelden, right? not whatever language is spoken in the Free Marches and Tevinter...
So wouldn't he be learning a different language anyway?  

Perhaps there is a common language? Remember Sigrun...

Probly because otherwise Hawke & co. would have to learn the language of the Free Marches too.

[HolyJellyfish]

David Gaider wrote...

HolyJellyfish wrote...
I'm also sort of interested what characters or people influenced his overall personality when Gaider penned him. You learn more about a character based on the things that created them.

Well, he's a little like Valen in some respects. I wanted to have a more stoic character, and never really got the opportunity to explore that fully with Valen.

Beyond that there are a couple of characters that I was inspired by, but I'd hesitate to mention them simply because people read way too much into that. Some folks who hear "inspired by" read it as "is an exact copy of" and that's nothing of the sort. The parts of a character that I find interesting and inspiring might seem entirely incidental to someone else, and regardless of my inspiration the character I wrote may have ended up somewhere else anyhow (as with Zevran and his "Spike of Buffy" inspiration).

I understand. I've never played Never Winter, so my question was more along the lines of books since I'm more familiar with that medium.

Thank you for the answer  Now I have to look into this.

[La_Duchessa]

Madame Rose Crimsynn wrote...

David Gaider wrote...

HolyJellyfish wrote...
I'm also sort of interested what characters or people influenced his overall personality when Gaider penned him. You learn more about a character based on the things that created them.

Well, he's a little like Valen in some respects. I wanted to have a more stoic character, and never really got the opportunity to explore that fully with Valen.

Beyond that there are a couple of characters that I was inspired by, but I'd hesitate to mention them simply because people read way too much into that. Some folks who hear "inspired by" read it as "is an exact copy of" and that's nothing of the sort. The parts of a character that I find interesting and inspiring might seem entirely incidental to someone else, and regardless of my inspiration the character I wrote may have ended up somewhere else anyhow (as with Zevran and his "Spike of Buffy" inspiration).

YAY! Ser Gaider came back! *Curtsies* 

*Dances* We are forgiven!

Well... we never did anything wrong... just some certain peoples did *is still angry*

[Madame Rose Crimsynn]

La_Duchessa wrote...
Well... we never did anything wrong... just some certain peoples did *is still angry*

I laughed at the first one. I am a terrible person.

[HolyJellyfish]

I never thought of that. The possibility of language barriers that Hawke could encounter outside of Ferelden. It would make the enemies more frightening that way, and the world all that more disconnecting.



But I'm sure she could pick up a language relatively quickly, since it takes over a period of ten years.

[David Gaider]

La_Duchessa wrote...
Well... we never did anything wrong... just some certain peoples did *is still angry*

Nobody did anything wrong. If the talk gets a little blue, however, I'm bound to bow out. There's only so much I can take of that-- no offense.

[HolyJellyfish]

La_Duchessa wrote...
Well... we never did anything wrong... just some certain peoples did *is still angry*

Don't be upset. It was just enthusiasm on their part, I think they are very regretful for their actions.

[Ceridwen]

La_Duchessa wrote...

Probly because otherwise Hawke & co. would have to learn the language of the Free Marches too.

The common language is called King's Tongue. It's mentioned in The Stolen Throne or The Calling, I can't remember which.