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[Risax]

 You can see these enemies in the Combat Video. My question is, are these enemies of any importance?

I somehow got the feeling that this is their symbol.


Maybe they are the first important enemies Hawke has to face?

Mike Laidlaw showed up and explained that the symbol was used by the slaves from Tevinter Magisters.
So now we can use this thread to discuss a possible rebellion as well.

Modifié par Risax, 19 décembre 2010 - 01:38 .

[Ceridwen]

Redwater Raiders sounds like a smugglers' club.



That symbol can be seen in a Varric screenshot on the wall behind him, but I don't know where to find it. Quite sinister, actually.

[DadeLeviathan]

Perhaps we will save the local town leader's daughter from them. And maybe if we wear the right clothes, their leader will think we're his long-dead dad coming back to kill him. Or maybe not.

[Shadow Warior]

That is the symbol of kirkwall, but I may be wrong

[Risax]

kwintessa wrote...

Redwater Raiders sounds like a smugglers' club.

That symbol can be seen in a Varric screenshot on the wall behind him, but I don't know where to find it. Quite sinister, actually.

You mean this one? Maybe they are a threat to Varric's Brother?

[Altima Darkspells]

It looks like a stylized dragon.

[Ceridwen]

DadeLeviathan wrote...

Perhaps we will save the local town leader's daughter from them. And maybe if we wear the right clothes, their leader will think we're his long-dead dad coming back to kill him. Or maybe not.

LOL

What happens if you're a Hawkette? Would he mistake you for a Pearl worker he paid for?

Edit: Yes, that one. See how it's painted over the formal seal of Kirkwall? I think it could signify a rebel group of some kind. Perhaps the Redwater Raiders, even.

Edit II: Wait, Varric has a brother? *sneaks off to Varric's fan thread*

Modifié par kwintessa, 18 décembre 2010 - 08:57 .

[nightcobra]

they could be the kirkwallian equivalent of the carta in orzammar.

[Risax]

kwintessa wrote...

Edit: Yes, that one. See how it's painted over the formal seal of Kirkwall? I think it could signify a rebel group of some kind. Perhaps the Redwater Raiders, even.

When I saw the symbol painted on top of the Kirkwall seal, I also thought that there must be SOME sort of rebelion going on in Kirkwall. And when I saw the Redwater Raiders in the video I though, maybe they are the rebel group?

And maybe after defeating them, Varric joins your party?

[Risax]

kwintessa wrote...
Edit II: Wait, Varric has a brother? *sneaks off to Varric's fan thread*

Yes, Bartrand.
He is the leader of the Merchant Guild in Kirkwall, that's why I thought that if the Redwater Raiders is a band of smugglers and whatnot. Then Varric and Bartrand will want them out of the way because they are competition.

[Dave of Canada]

I heavily doubt a group of bandits will be a big player in the game.

[Risax]

Dave of Canada wrote...

I heavily doubt a group of bandits will be a big player in the game.

Like DadeLeviathan said, perphaps they have a similair role in Kirkwall. Like the Carta had in Orzimmar.

Modifié par Risax, 18 décembre 2010 - 09:10 .

[nightcobra]

Dave of Canada wrote...

I heavily doubt a group of bandits will be a big player in the game.

somehow i'm linking the name of that group with the guy being attacked by fenris, call it a hunch...

[DadeLeviathan]

Risax wrote...

Dave of Canada wrote...

I heavily doubt a group of bandits will be a big player in the game.

Like DadeLevithian said, perphaps they have a similair role in Kirkwall. Like the Carta had in Orzimmar.

Actually, I was just making a fallout reference >.>

[thegreateski]

The Redwater raiders are a group of . . . raiders . . . who are causing trouble for Varric's trading company.



maybe they are currently shipping whatshisfaceelf around and you free him from the raiders, he then helps you and Varric destroy the organization.



My 2 cents.

[Risax]

DadeLeviathan wrote...

Risax wrote...

Dave of Canada wrote...

I heavily doubt a group of bandits will be a big player in the game.

Like DadeLevithian said, perphaps they have a similair role in Kirkwall. Like the Carta had in Orzimmar.

Actually, I was just making a fallout reference >.>

Oh wait it was nightcobra.

[thegreateski]

Ah yes . . . the Fallout 3 raiders. Those fellows who seemed to exist for the sole purpose of killing and dying like animals.



Mostly the dying.

[Risax]

nightcobra8928 wrote...

Dave of Canada wrote...

I heavily doubt a group of bandits will be a big player in the game.

somehow i'm linking the name of that group with the guy being attacked by fenris, call it a hunch...

Maybe the reason Fenris attacked them was because they caught him and wanted to ship him back to Tevinter?
Or maybe we are reading to much into this,no?

[nightcobra]

Risax wrote...

Maybe the reason Fenris attacked them was because they caught him and wanted to ship him back to Tevinter?
Or maybe we are reading to much into this,no?

hence the reason i'm calling it a hunch as i have no basis to make the affirmation^_^

[thegreateski]

Hell, That's what these boards exist for. Speculation.



And trolling, but we don't talk about that.

[Risax]

nightcobra8928 wrote...

Risax wrote...

Maybe the reason Fenris attacked them was because they caught him and wanted to ship him back to Tevinter?
Or maybe we are reading to much into this,no?

hence the reason i'm calling it a hunch as i have no basis to make the affirmation^_^

Oh yeah, sorry.
But I still think they have somthing to do with Varric and his brother.

[nightcobra]

i'll say one thing though, the background on fenris screenshot (mast, water, wooden construction on the right)
is very much alike what we see in the combat walkthrough video (the scenery in the distance)

Modifié par nightcobra8928, 18 décembre 2010 - 09:32 .

[Herr Uhl]

I think the symbol is a hawk for Hawke, no matter how many people call it a dragon.

[Risax]

nightcobra8928 wrote...

i'll say one thing though, the background on fenris screenshot (mast, water, wooden construction on the right)
is very much alike what we see in the combat walkthrough video (the scenery in the distance)

If they are smugglers, then maybe they got some of their goods from overseas.

[Risax]

Herr Uhl wrote...

I think the symbol is a hawk for Hawke, no matter how many people call it a dragon.

Maybe it's a Falcon? That is the symbol of Viscount Dumar, no?
But seriously whatever it I doubt it has something to do with Hawke.
I mean the way it is painted over Kirkwall's seal, looks more like someone is trying to insult or defy Kirkwalls leader(s).