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[rodgerage]

I know we wont see any half elf half human or half dwarves but are they actually able to breed or are they sterile to each other.

[Shiratori]

Well, it's already been mentioned in Origins that elves and humans can have children together, just that the offspring will always be Human in that case.

[DarthCaine]

Human + Elf = Human

Dwarf + Elf = Dwarf

Human + Dwarf = Mutant

[Fortlowe]

What about those hornless qunari?                               

[Matchy Pointy]

I thought human+dwarf led to human children as well, I could be wrong though as I don't recall where I saw that

[Spjuv3rn]

DarthCaine wrote...

Human + Elf = Human
Dwarf + Elf = Dwarf
Human + Dwarf = Mutant

Does that mean Dwarf + Quanari = Super Mutant?????

[Shepard Lives]

DarthCaine wrote...

Human + Dwarf = Mutant

Enchantment?

[rodgerage]

Shiratori wrote...

Well, it's already been mentioned in Origins that elves and humans can have children together, just that the offspring will always be Human in that case.

thanks for that.

[The Elder King]

Dwarf and humans relationship bring to a half-dwarf (or half-human, don't know how to say), but they are extremely rare. It will be nice if in the future DA games they put one of those.

Hornless qunari are a rare type of qunari, that has an higly reputation amongst the Qun. They are often sent in other places to investigate their actions. (Probably all the qunati sent in Fereldend in Origins were hornless.)



They said that elf-human relationship brings a human offspring. Though, I wonder if there are some difference from humans.

[PsychoBlonde]

Matchy Pointy wrote...

I thought human+dwarf led to human children as well, I could be wrong though as I don't recall where I saw that

No, it leads to a half-dwarf, probably not all that distinguishable from either a tall dwarf or short human depending on how you approach it.  The reason why this is so uncommon is that a.) liasions between dwarves and humans are not very common, and b.) dwarves have difficulty conceiving even with other dwarves.  David Gaider actually said something about this, how many dwarves have low fertility or are even sterile since they live underground with constant exposure to all kinds of fumes and industrial byproducts and lack of really fresh food.

[GameBoyish]

For anyone who needs good info http://dragonage.wik...ge#Interspecies should be sufficient...

Dragon Age Wikia...



The children of elves and humans are always human. As the elves are a dying race, there is a great deal of pressure for each member to produce children. Relationships with humans are considered traitorous and anyone who has a child with a human may be kicked out of the community.



Dwarves have difficulty reproducing and many dwarves consider humans and elves lesser races. For this reason, they are also against interspecies relations. Humans and dwarves can produce half-dwarves, but this is very rare.

[EnforcerGREG]

PsychoBlonde wrote...

Matchy Pointy wrote...

I thought human+dwarf led to human children as well, I could be wrong though as I don't recall where I saw that

No, it leads to a half-dwarf, probably not all that distinguishable from either a tall dwarf or short human depending on how you approach it.  The reason why this is so uncommon is that a.) liasions between dwarves and humans are not very common, and b.) dwarves have difficulty conceiving even with other dwarves.  David Gaider actually said something about this, how many dwarves have low fertility or are even sterile since they live underground with constant exposure to all kinds of fumes and industrial byproducts and lack of really fresh food.

But that would only be true for Dwarves in Orzamar and Kal-Sharock. Surface Dwarves are not exposed to that anymore, some have lived on the surface for generations.

You also have to keep in mind that as long as their has been castless their has been those who venture to the surface to have better lives. There could be lines of Dwarves who have lived on the surface since before the 1st Blight assuming they didn't breed with humans.

Modifié par EnforcerGREG, 14 janvier 2011 - 03:14 .

[GameBoyish]

Like House Tethras? They left their Noble Caste to become surfacers...

[drahelvete]

I believe one of the devs once said that, while the child of a human and an elf is always a human, s/he can inherit some minor elven features. I wonder if enough generations of elf-human interbreeding could result in a "human" that looks distinctly half-elven, or at the very least like a Breton from TES.

Modifié par drahelvete, 14 janvier 2011 - 03:30 .

[kalassy]

Similar discussion was posted once here

Modifié par kalassy, 14 janvier 2011 - 03:49 .