Wrenisbanana wrote...
I've read his short story twice now. He didn't actually bite the guy, right? Just tore off his head and blood splashed into his mouth... or something
Just tore off his head? Well, that's perfectly OK then.
Wrenisbanana wrote...
I've read his short story twice now. He didn't actually bite the guy, right? Just tore off his head and blood splashed into his mouth... or something
Lillgremlin wrote...
Ninjacat513 wrote...
Lillgremlin wrote...
Ninjacat513 wrote...
What if Anders has violent mood swings while, ahem, caboodling with Hawkette
Rough sex?:innocent:
Teehee
:innocent:
AAAGH! THATS NOT SUPPOSED TO GO IN THERE!!! MY SPLEEEN!!
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Threeparts wrote...
What kind of powers does Justice have? I don't think a hatred for injustice is a power, per se, so what exactly was Justice offering that would be "all he had"?If I gave him that, he would give me all he had, all he was. Together, we could remake Thedas into a world where justice rules, not fear.
And Anders is on the run again, and my heart aches for the lad. Scared, hunted, alone, with the potential to go crazy and kill anyone that tries to help him.Is there a place for me anywhere?
I think its pretty clear. Rolan joined the Warden's to spy for the templars (wonder what happened when he found out about the limited life?). He saw Anders and Justice make their deal, took it to the Warden Commander who agreed that if Anders was an abomination that he had to die. I'm generally on the mages side but the evidence would have been fairly clear about Anders, Rolan was around when it happened. So I can't exactly blame the Warden's for sanctioning his killing.Threeparts wrote...
Yep, that's why I think this is after our Warden left Vigil's Keep. Whoever we left in charge, or whoever they left in charge (I'm actually guessing they sent someone used to command from Weisshaupt after our Warden leaves) may have made a deal with the Chantry to hand Anders over, or to simply gain more power within the Order.
Ms .45 wrote...
Just tore off his head? Well, that's perfectly OK then.
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Modifié par pagerunner, 15 février 2011 - 03:08 .
Threeparts wrote...
panamakira wrote...
Threeparts wrote...
It seems that when Vengeance is sated, he allows Anders to take control again, leaving the mage we know and love with little idea of what he's done, even though he realises that he did it.
More evidence of the Wardens and the Templars colluding - why would the Wardens need the Templars? They're not around to hunt apostates, their focus is on the Darkspawn. Something has obviously changed in the Order. Was this a set-up by the Commander, or did the Templars act on their own to intercept whatever the Wardens were doing?
I just cannot see being the fault of the Commander. I know what I did in the game, what choices I've made, why would out of nowhere betray my friend and brother, as we're both Grey Warden to participate on Witch Hunts with Templars. Duncan was clear when he told Alistair when we meet him in Ostagar to stop caring about the mages and chantry as it was not Grey Warden business and this is as I and many others played their Wardens.
I do however completely agree that "something" happened within the Order. My warden didn't stay, so now the Chantry runs the Grey Wardens??!! Ugh!! I hope we get answerd because I don't like it! It's like these are not things my Warden would've done, what happened?
Either way, I get more evidence as to why I should not support the chantry, but Anders running crazy with Vengeance is not helping the cause. We have to get rid of Vengeance or save him and then fight the Chantry in a smart way.
I love it!
Yep, that's why I think this is after our Warden left Vigil's Keep. Whoever we left in charge, or whoever they left in charge (I'm actually guessing they sent someone used to command from Weisshaupt after our Warden leaves) may have made a deal with the Chantry to hand Anders over, or to simply gain more power within the Order.
That said, my Avia Cousland would be in shock and grieving, but my Iyana Tabris would be somewhere in Antiva when she hears the news and would be giving Anders a telepathic high five.
Morroian wrote...
I think its pretty clear. Rolan joined the Warden's to spy for the templars (wonder what happened when he found out about the limited life?). He saw Anders and Justice make their deal, took it to the Warden Commander who agreed that if Anders was an abomination that he had to die. I'm generally on the mages side but the evidence would have been fairly clear about Anders, Rolan was around when it happened. So I can't exactly blame the Warden's for sanctioning his killing.Threeparts wrote...
Yep, that's why I think this is after our Warden left Vigil's Keep. Whoever we left in charge, or whoever they left in charge (I'm actually guessing they sent someone used to command from Weisshaupt after our Warden leaves) may have made a deal with the Chantry to hand Anders over, or to simply gain more power within the Order.
Modifié par RinjiRenee, 15 février 2011 - 03:45 .
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TeenZombie wrote...
I liked Justice well enough in Awakening, but he wasn't the most personable character. If I have to choose between him and Anders, it will be easy.
I just hope the choice isn't between AbominationAnders and DeadAnders. That would really, really blow. =(
My Amell Warden would agree. But he has knowledge few other possess. I'm just saying for someone else (who may not even be a mage) its not necessarily unreasonable to give the order for Anders to be killed. It doesn't even require the Wardens to be under the thumb of the chantry.Threeparts wrote...
See, this is where it varies between Wardens. My 'canon' warden is cool with abominations. She liked and respected Wynne, and agreed that if an abomination retained its humanity, then it couldn't truly be an abomination.
Modifié par RinjiRenee, 15 février 2011 - 04:07 .
Threeparts wrote...
I'm just saying for someone else (who may not even be a mage) its not necessarily unreasonable to give the order for Anders to be killed. It doesn't even require the Wardens to be under the thumb of the chantry.
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AtreiyaN7 wrote...
Dave of Canada wrote...
hhh89 wrote...
He didn't know what he was doing, at leat in this moment. If he started to eat humans while he's in control, I'm going to agree with you.
He doesn't seem to argue about the taste, though!
And it's still disturbing how he can do it at any moment.
If Anders breaks out a bottle of barbecue sauce and starts eyeballing everyone, then I will seriously start worrying.
