RiskyRannis wrote...
Lotion Soronnar wrote...
silentassassin264 wrote...
I would side with the Mages. Not even lore wise does it make sense to confine them. The Tevinter Imperium and the Arlathan elves were able to build powerful societies with mages in control and or running around willy nilly. The Grey Warden without any special abomination fighting training or special training at all was able to plow through every abomination in the Circle Tower and the only one that remotely difficult was Abomination Uldred. The only other parts that were slightly difficult were the two desire demon fights (largely because the ambush was...well an ambush).
Tevinter has circles, just like Ferelden...mages are opressed there too..just by other mages.
Or Arlathan we know nothing...
Broken Circle? Gameplay decision. The player has to win.
The circles in Tevinter are likely to be very, very different to the one seen in Ferelden. After all, the "Black divine" is himself a mage. In this case its more like people that are born with magic are taken to become the elite of the country, rather than the "tolerated" and "cursed" individuals as we see in DA:O.
As to who I side with, I may give the mages a chance.
Not really more different. . I remember Gaider said something about the Tevinter Circle, and their situation is more or less the same, because the ruling maged don't want that other mages take their power. There are even templars to watch the Circle, though they are generally common soldiers. Sorry I probably can't manage to find the post. You are free to not believe me, but I'm quite sure about that post of Gaider.
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