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[AlexXIV]

Oh thinking about it, Qunari do have white hair. At least Sten and the horned guy from the trailer.

[Away]

Pseudocognition wrote...

TheSquadette wrote...

Well actually the wigs were white because they were covered in talmac powder to dissuade lice and other tiny vermin.

The reality is... less interesting.

Sorry. /history major

[FenrisDeSolar]

AlexXIV wrote...

FenrisDeSolar wrote...

AlexXIV wrote...

Well we didn't get alot of info about Fenris, but at least about you today

But if you wanted a lot of info about me, you could've just asked... Oh, wait. FFFUUU--

Well while I am certain you're quite an interesting person, no, I didn't mean you

Fair enough, I guess. This thread is not good for me. D:

[Pseudo the Mustachioed]

TheSquadette wrote...

Sorry. /history major

Not your fault XD; But hey, pretty wigs! /design major

[AlexXIV]

TheSquadette wrote...

Pseudocognition wrote...

TheSquadette wrote...

Well actually the wigs were white because they were covered in talmac powder to dissuade lice and other tiny vermin.

The reality is... less interesting.

Sorry. /history major

Well I am not a history major but I can't believe lice were the only reason for the white color.

[Madame Rose Crimsynn]

TheSquadette wrote...

AlexXIV wrote...

Pseudocognition wrote...

Of all the theories I doubt the lyrium hair bleach idea is worth letting go. Just remember, most of the time, design has reason and logic behind it. White hair "because it's cool" is a frequent occurrence (*glares at Sephiroth*) but I would hope there is a better reason in this case.

Well white hair has something about it. I mean if you take the wigs of judges at court or nobility couple of centuries ago. It seems as if white heir command respect or something.

Well actually the wigs were white because they were covered in talmac powder to dissuade lice and other tiny vermin.

As for Fenris' hair, isn't there a little elven girl with the same colouring as him running around? I mean, white hair and dark skin? I thought someone in the Meg thread mentioned her, and little girls are certainly not old, so if its true there is a precedence in Thedas for dark skinned people with white hair.

And so much hate for Spehiroth, dude's mom was an alien life form, white hair was not the wierdest stuff going down in his genetics.

You mean Elora? :

[Away]

AlexXIV wrote...

TheSquadette wrote...

Pseudocognition wrote...

TheSquadette wrote...

Well actually the wigs were white because they were covered in talcum powder to dissuade lice and other tiny vermin.

The reality is... less interesting.

Sorry. /history major

Well I am not a history major but I can't believe lice were the only reason for the white color.

The colour really wasn't the point, if talcum powder was black the wigs would be black.

edited because I don't even know what talmac is but I meant talcum.

Madame Rose Crimsynn wrote


You mean Elora? :

-pic-

I was thinking there was someone younger, but yes, she fulfills the point doesn't she?

Modifié par TheSquadette, 24 décembre 2010 - 02:32 .

[AlexXIV]

Madame Rose Crimsynn wrote...

TheSquadette wrote...

AlexXIV wrote...

Pseudocognition wrote...

Of all the theories I doubt the lyrium hair bleach idea is worth letting go. Just remember, most of the time, design has reason and logic behind it. White hair "because it's cool" is a frequent occurrence (*glares at Sephiroth*) but I would hope there is a better reason in this case.

Well white hair has something about it. I mean if you take the wigs of judges at court or nobility couple of centuries ago. It seems as if white heir command respect or something.

Well actually the wigs were white because they were covered in talmac powder to dissuade lice and other tiny vermin.

As for Fenris' hair, isn't there a little elven girl with the same colouring as him running around? I mean, white hair and dark skin? I thought someone in the Meg thread mentioned her, and little girls are certainly not old, so if its true there is a precedence in Thedas for dark skinned people with white hair.

And so much hate for Spehiroth, dude's mom was an alien life form, white hair was not the wierdest stuff going down in his genetics.

You mean Elora? :

Hm yes, almost forgot her. Have to say white hair goes well with darker skin.

Modifié par AlexXIV, 24 décembre 2010 - 02:26 .

[Chagrinned Goat]

Madame Rose Crimsynn wrote...
You mean Elora? :

In Denerim, beside Goldanna's house, there is an elven child with dark skin and white hair.

[Maria Caliban]

Upsettingshorts wrote...

Maria Caliban wrote...

How do you think I felt when...

Okay, I've never seen my name in any book, movie, or game. It used to be that if you typed my first name in google, the top hit was my homepage.

Heh, don't point your sarcasm at me.  I think the coincidence with my name is amusing and silly.  It's certainly not unique or anything.  

I can't tell if Fenris is serious or not.

That wasn't sarcastic. You might not believe it, but I hate sarcasm. No, really. I dislike it whenever I find myself making a sarcastic remark.

I think the closest I've gotten to getting in a game, is the zombie kitten reference in DA:O.

That Vault would be extra creepy if they were chanting my name.

[Madame Rose Crimsynn]

Chagrinned Goat wrote...

Madame Rose Crimsynn wrote...
You mean Elora? :

In Denerim, beside Goldanna's house, there is an elven child with dark skin and white hair.

Never saw the kid.

The only reason I remember Elora though is because I spent outrageous amounts of time convincing the Lady of the Forest/Witherfang to attack the Dalish, attacking the Dalish, and then killing Elora and hoping she'd drop her nice dress, re-loading and repeating the process if she didn't.

What? I'm a clothes fanatic. And I own it on PS3. The only way to get nice clothes is to repeatedly kill people and hope that they drop them.

[Winter Wraith]

Upsettingshorts wrote...

Maria Caliban wrote...

How do you think I felt when...

Okay, I've never seen my name in any book, movie, or game. It used to be that if you typed my first name in google, the top hit was my homepage.

Heh, don't point your sarcasm at me.

I've read that multiple times in as many different ways as I can and I still can't find the sarcasm.

Madame Rose Crimsynn wrote...
What? I'm a clothes fanatic. And
I own it on PS3. The only way to get nice clothes is to repeatedly kill
people and hope that they drop them.

In Origins? You were never going to find any nice clothes.

Modifié par Winter Wraith, 24 décembre 2010 - 03:21 .

[Chagrinned Goat]

Madame Rose Crimsynn wrote...
What? I'm a clothes fanatic. And I own it on PS3. The only way to get nice clothes is to repeatedly kill people and hope that they drop them.

I do the same with Marjolaine for the noble clothing. I also used to with Beyha Joam, but after reloading ten times and still not getting his particular version of the noble clothing, I stopped. I only got it on a couple of playthroughs on the PS3. I've never managed on the 360.

[Madame Rose Crimsynn]

Chagrinned Goat wrote...

Madame Rose Crimsynn wrote...
What? I'm a clothes fanatic. And I own it on PS3. The only way to get nice clothes is to repeatedly kill people and hope that they drop them.

I do the same with Marjolaine for the noble clothing. I also used to with Beyha Joam, but after reloading ten times and still not getting his particular version of the noble clothing, I stopped. I only got it on a couple of playthroughs on the PS3. I've never managed on the 360.

Never even knew Beyja Joam dropped clothes. Marjolaine is usually pretty easy to get noble clothing off of (usually, if you don't get it first time you kill her, reload and do it again and you probably will). Elora, the very first time I killed her, dropped her outfit, but the save got corrupted and I had to delete it and restart the entire game because I saved on that one save. Ever since then, it's been a royal pain, but the outfit still drops on occasion.

[Chagrinned Goat]

Madame Rose Crimsynn wrote...
Never even knew Beyja Joam dropped clothes. Marjolaine is usually pretty easy to get noble clothing off of (usually, if you don't get it first time you kill her, reload and do it again and you probably will). Elora, the very first time I killed her, dropped her outfit, but the save got corrupted and I had to delete it and restart the entire game because I saved on that one save. Ever since then, it's been a royal pain, but the outfit still drops on occasion.

I usually have to reload at least once for Marjolaine. I did have one game where she refused to drop it until the fifth time, though.

Beyha Joam drops the noble clothing that, for females, at least, is green with a pink . . . er. Obi? Sash? You see it on some NPCs during the Landsmeet. I think at least one of the noblewomen in Awakening wears it, as well. I've never encountered it in-game except for those instances, though.



Erm. So. Fenris. What . . . would he wear for formal occastions? 

Modifié par Chagrinned Goat, 24 décembre 2010 - 03:33 .

[tankgirly]

Chagrinned Goat wrote...

Erm. So. Fenris. What . . . would he wear for formal occastions? 

Interesting notion. Could his skin bared any febric other than the armour he was wearing?

[Madame Rose Crimsynn]

Chagrinned Goat wrote...

Madame Rose Crimsynn wrote...
Never even knew Beyja Joam dropped clothes. Marjolaine is usually pretty easy to get noble clothing off of (usually, if you don't get it first time you kill her, reload and do it again and you probably will). Elora, the very first time I killed her, dropped her outfit, but the save got corrupted and I had to delete it and restart the entire game because I saved on that one save. Ever since then, it's been a royal pain, but the outfit still drops on occasion.

I usually have to reload at least once for Marjolaine. I did have one game where she refused to drop it until the fifth time, though.

Beyha Joam drops the noble clothing that, for females, at least, is green with a pink . . . er. Obi? Sash? You see it on some NPCs during the Landsmeet. I think at least one of the noblewomen in Awakening wears it, as well. I've never encountered it in-game except for those instances, though.



Erm. So. Fenris. What . . . would he wear for formal occastions? 

*Evil scheming Thinking*

I'm thinking a nice dark blue or red. 

[Minxie]

Madame Rose Crimsynn wrote...

Chagrinned Goat wrote...

Madame Rose Crimsynn wrote...
Never even knew Beyja Joam dropped clothes. Marjolaine is usually pretty easy to get noble clothing off of (usually, if you don't get it first time you kill her, reload and do it again and you probably will). Elora, the very first time I killed her, dropped her outfit, but the save got corrupted and I had to delete it and restart the entire game because I saved on that one save. Ever since then, it's been a royal pain, but the outfit still drops on occasion.

I usually have to reload at least once for Marjolaine. I did have one game where she refused to drop it until the fifth time, though.

Beyha Joam drops the noble clothing that, for females, at least, is green with a pink . . . er. Obi? Sash? You see it on some NPCs during the Landsmeet. I think at least one of the noblewomen in Awakening wears it, as well. I've never encountered it in-game except for those instances, though.



Erm. So. Fenris. What . . . would he wear for formal occastions? 

*Evil scheming Thinking*

I'm thinking a nice dark blue or red. 

For formal occasions Fenris ought to dress like Prince Nuada.

I think it would suit him.

[Onyx Jaguar]

Who needs formal when you have a glow in the dark johnson

[Madame Rose Crimsynn]

Minxie18 wrote...

Madame Rose Crimsynn wrote...

Chagrinned Goat wrote...

Madame Rose Crimsynn wrote...
Never even knew Beyja Joam dropped clothes. Marjolaine is usually pretty easy to get noble clothing off of (usually, if you don't get it first time you kill her, reload and do it again and you probably will). Elora, the very first time I killed her, dropped her outfit, but the save got corrupted and I had to delete it and restart the entire game because I saved on that one save. Ever since then, it's been a royal pain, but the outfit still drops on occasion.

I usually have to reload at least once for Marjolaine. I did have one game where she refused to drop it until the fifth time, though.

Beyha Joam drops the noble clothing that, for females, at least, is green with a pink . . . er. Obi? Sash? You see it on some NPCs during the Landsmeet. I think at least one of the noblewomen in Awakening wears it, as well. I've never encountered it in-game except for those instances, though.



Erm. So. Fenris. What . . . would he wear for formal occastions? 

*Evil scheming Thinking*

I'm thinking a nice dark blue or red. 

For formal occasions Fenris ought to dress like Prince Nuada.

--Snipped picture--
I think it would suit him.

*Shakes head* What is with you lot and this Prince Nuada guy? 

Although it's a better then I could think of, so here's a fresh sugar cookie. *Holds out platter of sugar cookies*

[Collider]

This thread reminds me of Thane's before ME2 was released.

[La_Duchessa]

Madame Rose Crimsynn wrote...

Minxie18 wrote...

Madame Rose Crimsynn wrote...

Chagrinned Goat wrote...

Madame Rose Crimsynn wrote...
Never even knew Beyja Joam dropped clothes. Marjolaine is usually pretty easy to get noble clothing off of (usually, if you don't get it first time you kill her, reload and do it again and you probably will). Elora, the very first time I killed her, dropped her outfit, but the save got corrupted and I had to delete it and restart the entire game because I saved on that one save. Ever since then, it's been a royal pain, but the outfit still drops on occasion.

I usually have to reload at least once for Marjolaine. I did have one game where she refused to drop it until the fifth time, though.

Beyha Joam drops the noble clothing that, for females, at least, is green with a pink . . . er. Obi? Sash? You see it on some NPCs during the Landsmeet. I think at least one of the noblewomen in Awakening wears it, as well. I've never encountered it in-game except for those instances, though.



Erm. So. Fenris. What . . . would he wear for formal occastions? 

*Evil scheming Thinking*

I'm thinking a nice dark blue or red. 

For formal occasions Fenris ought to dress like Prince Nuada.

--Snipped picture--
I think it would suit him.

*Shakes head* What is with you lot and this Prince Nuada guy? 

Although it's a better then I could think of, so here's a fresh sugar cookie. *Holds out platter of sugar cookies*

I think  he would still wear his armour...

[Madame Rose Crimsynn]

Collider wrote...

This thread reminds me of Thane's before ME2 was released.

I did not see this thread. Explain better.

[Collider]

Madame Rose Crimsynn wrote...

Collider wrote...

This thread reminds me of Thane's before ME2 was released.

I did not see this thread. Explain better.

Thousands and thousands of posts about a character that we at most had a paragraph of info on at the time.

[Maria Caliban]

Given that he's a sexy elf dood who broods and is written by David, I'm inclined to believe he's a love interest.

But you can't touch him.

This has unfortunate implications. Isn't touching a good thing? I would not want a relationship with no touching.