Beerfish wrote...
Didn't you girls know? Fenris is like Mhari from Awakenings. Strong, fierce, loyal, good looking but wants to be a warden and he dies drinking Spawn Blood in the first half hour of the game.
Oh well, there's always Varrick for you all.
CrookedAsylum wrote...
Beerfish wrote...
Didn't you girls know? Fenris is like Mhari from Awakenings. Strong, fierce, loyal, good looking but wants to be a warden and he dies drinking Spawn Blood in the first half hour of the game.
Oh well, there's always Varrick for you all.
You spelled Varric wrong. Your argument is invalid.
Beerfish wrote...
CrookedAsylum wrote...
Beerfish wrote...
Didn't you girls know? Fenris is like Mhari from Awakenings. Strong, fierce, loyal, good looking but wants to be a warden and he dies drinking Spawn Blood in the first half hour of the game.
Oh well, there's always Varrick for you all.
You spelled Varric wrong. Your argument is invalid.
I used the Orlais spelling.
leonia42 wrote...
Not to be confused with the Proving Grounds NPC named Varrick in Origins, right? That guy was such a poser..
It's because it's Norse mythology. He is the wolf, the son of Loke.Kyda wrote...
Fenris is a really cool name... I am not sure why I associated it with wolves but suddenly I think that it gives him a really interesting potential for his personality...
At least we have an answer on that front now.
CrookedAsylum wrote...
All the Derpicorn art is making me cry Derpicorn tears of joy.
nightcobra8928 wrote...
anyone who can survive having lyrium burned to the flesh, is not a sissy in my book.
Herr Uhl wrote...
nightcobra8928 wrote...
anyone who can survive having lyrium burned to the flesh, is not a sissy in my book.
You say this having no grasp about how dangerous the procedure is, or if it is his credit or the one that made the procedure. Taking Caradin's journal into consideration, it is probably painful at least.
I still see him as a prissy version of Shale.
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Neofelis Nebulosa wrote...
Now jokes aside, I do really hope his character and story does justify his naming, because he certainly doesn't look like something I'd call Fenrir/Fenris.
David Gaider wrote...
Neofelis Nebulosa wrote...
Now jokes aside, I do really hope his character and story does justify his naming, because he certainly doesn't look like something I'd call Fenrir/Fenris.
Aside from the strange notion that someone would need to "look" like their name, yes, there is a reason he's called Fenris. No, it has nothing to do with his abilities.
David Gaider wrote...
Neofelis Nebulosa wrote...
Now jokes aside, I do really hope his character and story does justify his naming, because he certainly doesn't look like something I'd call Fenrir/Fenris.
Aside from the strange notion that someone would need to "look" like their name, yes, there is a reason he's called Fenris. No, it has nothing to do with his abilities.
leonia42 wrote...
It has something to do with his barefeet, doesn't it?
David Gaider wrote...
Neofelis Nebulosa wrote...
Now jokes aside, I do really hope his character and story does justify his naming, because he certainly doesn't look like something I'd call Fenrir/Fenris.
Aside from the strange notion that someone would need to "look" like their name, yes, there is a reason he's called Fenris.
No, it has nothing to do with his abilities.
David Gaider wrote...
yes, there is a reason he's called Fenris. No, it has nothing to do with his abilities.
Guest_Aotearas_*
David Gaider wrote...
Neofelis Nebulosa wrote...
Now jokes aside, I do really hope his character and story does justify his naming, because he certainly doesn't look like something I'd call Fenrir/Fenris.
Aside from the strange notion that someone would need to "look" like their name, yes, there is a reason he's called Fenris. No, it has nothing to do with his abilities.
AzuraLuna wrote...
Hmmm, possibly because the magister saw him as nothing more than a pet, like a really vicious dog?
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