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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 .

[Mike Laidlaw]

Actually, the red symbol you guys have picked up on was a symbol the slaves used to identify when they were part of the rebellion that would eventually overthrough the Tevinter magisters that used to run Kirkwall. It was widely used by the time the city rose up into open rebellion and over the centuries, the symbol has been refined and morphed into the more celtic looking knot work symbol you can see in other videos (and on the hoodies).



Of interest, though, is the fact that the red symbol has recently started re-appearing. Could there be more rebellion in Kirkwall? Is it just nostalgia? Hard to say.

[Mike Laidlaw]

DadeLeviathan wrote...
oh great. Now we'll have teenagers and hipsters who don't know the first thing about Hawk and his Hawkolución wearing t-shirts with his image on it, walking down the streets of Kirkwall sixty years from now, spouting his quotes completely out of context.

Somewhere I once saw a shirt with Che's face on it and a subtitle that simply read: "I have no idea who this is."

Makes you want to both laugh and weep.