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[Brodie008]

The Qun are badass i wouldnt want to get on their bad side even if i was the champion lol

[Freeway911]

I like the new style of the Qunari it gave them their own distinct look instead of just looking like over sized humans. The new look, the story, and the attitude behind them all worked well together hope they don't change much in future releases.

[WhiteAden]

dilyla wrote...

TheShadowWolf911 wrote...

ChrisZEROSEV wrote...

What about Qunari women? I saw a concept art from the races and there is a Qunari woman too not just man. They're appears in Dragon Age 2?
Sorry for bad English.

i too was wondering this, would have been cool to recruit a Tal'Vashoth Female as a party member

'looks at Bioware'

DLC please?

I agree.  But remember from DAO, Sten says that women are either priests or artisans (or maybe shopkeepers, I can't remember...) and so he is confused as to why a female Grey Warden can even exist.  But, since the Tal'Vashoth live outside the Qun, maybe it would be possible to have a female who wanted to fight.....great idea!

No Female Dwarves or Qunari... I was sad... same with the lack of Genlock =(

[i_want_rewards]

dispointed that their were no qunari women!

[Hatchetman77]

I still favor the old look.  Cornrows and Dreadlocks > Horns.

[m4x1u]

I really appreciate the new Qunari looks. Shame that Sten hasn't looked like that in DA:O. Hopefully modders will change that. Anyways - kudos for the new Qunari!

[Irish Coffee]

i_want_rewards wrote...

dispointed that their were no qunari women!

Seriously, what's up with showing us concept art for Qunari & Dwarven woman and then NEVER SHOWING THEM IN GAME. That was just...weird...

[woodlefoof]

what's all this talk about no dwarven women? there may not have been any in dragon age 2 but there were in dragon age origins, and if your so concerned about there being no dwarven women, its not like there much of a stretch from real life,

elves have their own unique look apart from the pointy ears, buuuuuut dwarves are kind of real, o-o

also DA: 3 (or DA: 2 dlc) hope we can get a serabas as a companion, id really like to learn more about why there is such an incredible fear of them aavarad said they get their power from demons and chaos, but i kind of want to know why they are so certian that they cant control themselves, are qunari more susceptible to becoming an abomination? is it just simple prejudice? are they stronger mages than humans or elves just with less training?

[woodlefoof]

oh and one more thing everyone is talking about how sten didnt have any horns, like the qunari did in DA 2

not all kossif are born with horns the ones that arent are usually ambassadors of the qunari people as well the term qunari, means followers of the qun, therefore sten may not have been kossif, but a human kossif hybrid, which would explain the no horns and different skin tone, but there were others, who cut off their horns,

but the real explanation, is that they wanted horns, but couldnt get them right so they just made some lore about how some of the kossif dont get horns for some reason since they said it after the art came out, instead of sten mentioning that somtime in the game

also is it weird that the arishok is exactly what i pictured when i was thinking of the qunari leader?

[banner the bloodguard]

a12boom wrote...

*After siding with the mages and ending the Tyrant Meredith's reign as Knight Commander of the Templar's My Hawke Silently hides in the black emporium equipping himself with items and waiting with his Sister Bethany and his Friends to wait until they have a chance to escape the city. Will they make it out of Kirkwall and into other part of Thedas. Find out in the Next DLC*

Hmmm my guy left with the kinky pirate according to knee-high the fabricating storyteller

[thepringle]

woodlefoof wrote...

also is it weird that the arishok is exactly what i pictured when i was thinking of the qunari leader?

Not at all. The Qunari leader had to have massive horns and some badass armor.

[Crimea River]

*Kossith

It's probably not because they're more succeptable than human or elven mages, but that a major part of the Qun is keeping one's self. A mage can lose his or her self by being possessed by a demon. A loyal Qunari mage is both honoured and pitied for this fight for his or her self that he/she puts up with every day.

Makes more sense that Sten was just born without horns, really.

The Arishok is the most awesome character I have ever encountered in a game. Period. I want to see more of the Qunari in the future, and learn more about them and their way of thinking.

[genuine666]

woodlefoof wrote...

oh and one more thing everyone is talking about how sten didnt have any horns, like the qunari did in DA 2

not all kossif are born with horns the ones that arent are usually ambassadors of the qunari people as well the term qunari, means followers of the qun, therefore sten may not have been kossif, but a human kossif hybrid, which would explain the no horns and different skin tone, but there were others, who cut off their horns,

but the real explanation, is that they wanted horns, but couldnt get them right so they just made some lore about how some of the kossif dont get horns for some reason since they said it after the art came out, instead of sten mentioning that somtime in the game

also is it weird that the arishok is exactly what i pictured when i was thinking of the qunari leader?

what is the explanation for the new elves then ? that there DAO ones are really all half human lol i do like the new qunari look tho almost Deaman[/i]  like don't you think?

[banner the bloodguard]

Panadehan as you find the Quun

[TJSolo]

m4x1u wrote...

I really appreciate the new Qunari looks. Shame that Sten hasn't looked like that in DA:O. Hopefully modders will change that. Anyways - kudos for the new Qunari!

I am hoping for the reverse. "Bronze-skinned giants" was enough for me.

[Capt. Kirrahe]

Arishok for prez

[Cylux]

woodlefoof wrote...

oh and one more thing everyone is talking about how sten didnt have any horns, like the qunari did in DA 2

not all kossif are born with horns the ones that arent are usually ambassadors of the qunari people as well the term qunari, means followers of the qun, therefore sten may not have been kossif, but a human kossif hybrid, which would explain the no horns and different skin tone, but there were others, who cut off their horns,

but the real explanation, is that they wanted horns, but couldnt get them right so they just made some lore about how some of the kossif dont get horns for some reason since they said it after the art came out, instead of sten mentioning that somtime in the game

also is it weird that the arishok is exactly what i pictured when i was thinking of the qunari leader?

I'm surpised they went with the whole 'some Kossith don't get horns' lark when they could have just said that Sten and the other Qunari encountered in DA:O were kossith-human hybrids. Presumably such pairings occasionally happen in Qunari territories and possibly some happened during their war of conquest.
So it's not as daft as it sounds, elves and humans produce 'elven blooded humans', so hybrids (if human children from elves can be called hybrids) are possible in at least one cross species pairing already so there's no reason why a kossith-human child would not have features more inclined toward standard humans, as in DA:O, if not quite as favouring human features as the 'half-elfs'.
This path also allows Bioware to keep the old 'Bronze-skinned, purple eyes glowing with inner fire giants' alongside their new fancy-dan, pale, behorned giants.

[Eva1346]

Cylux wrote...

woodlefoof wrote...

oh and one more thing everyone is talking about how sten didnt have any horns, like the qunari did in DA 2

not all kossif are born with horns the ones that arent are usually ambassadors of the qunari people as well the term qunari, means followers of the qun, therefore sten may not have been kossif, but a human kossif hybrid, which would explain the no horns and different skin tone, but there were others, who cut off their horns,

but the real explanation, is that they wanted horns, but couldnt get them right so they just made some lore about how some of the kossif dont get horns for some reason since they said it after the art came out, instead of sten mentioning that somtime in the game

also is it weird that the arishok is exactly what i pictured when i was thinking of the qunari leader?

I'm surpised they went with the whole 'some Kossith don't get horns' lark when they could have just said that Sten and the other Qunari encountered in DA:O were kossith-human hybrids. Presumably such pairings occasionally happen in Qunari territories and possibly some happened during their war of conquest.
So it's not as daft as it sounds, elves and humans produce 'elven blooded humans', so hybrids (if human children from elves can be called hybrids) are possible in at least one cross species pairing already so there's no reason why a kossith-human child would not have features more inclined toward standard humans, as in DA:O, if not quite as favouring human features as the 'half-elfs'.
This path also allows Bioware to keep the old 'Bronze-skinned, purple eyes glowing with inner fire giants' alongside their new fancy-dan, pale, behorned giants.

Honestly? Let's just say it as it is: DA2 is the sequel which was released a few years after DAO. Everything got redesigned. So now Qunari have horns and creepy eyes and the Elves look a touch feline... I love it!
I don't need some kind of explaination for it. In DAO they came up with specific races and creatures and in DA2 they explored the possibilities. I think the Qunari and the Elves look great! Actually I like that the Elves got their own look, that makes them stand out better other than just  the height and ears. The Qunari are perfect!! Sten wasn't scary, The Arishock is! GREAT JOB!!!

However it would make total sense that the Arishock would send a bunch of Human-Kossith hybrids as the Beresaad... I mean they have to infiltrate to find the answer, it would be beneficial to not stand out too much. If you take Sten to the Tower of Magi Quest in DAO you'll see that all his buddies don't have any horns either...

[Randy1012]

I actually would have preferred that they just decided that Sten gets horns like every other qunari, rather than making up this whole horned/hornless thing to reconcile the qunari in DAO with the qunari in DA2. They changed Zevran's appearance to match the new look created for the DA2 elves without coming up with some silly retcon. It would have been simpler if they'd just said, "We decided to go in a different direction. All qunari have horns now, including Sten."

[Knives1337]

I perfered Sten much more than the new qunari, I don't know, maybe the horns are a bit too much for me.

[Disthron]

They have strange eyes? I never noticed. Though I guess they do seem to squint a lot.

[TheShadowWolf911]

.....i seriously want a Qunari party member.

[pulsar989]

TheShadowWolf911 wrote...

.....i seriously want a Qunari party member.

Me to. After all nothing says death (exept maybe a ogre) like a pissed off Qunari.

[Sheogorath27]

A Saarebas mage companion would be sooooooooooo great.....dlc please? Ahh Qunari, those crazy militant, socialist, religious zealot philosophers. If Ogres come from Qunari women brood mothers and the Qunari only came to Thedas after the 4th blight how does the gray warden lore know that much about ogres? Unless the Darkspawn have some way to go between Thedas and wherever the Quanari home continent is...

Modifié par Sheogorath27, 04 avril 2011 - 09:10 .

[TheShadowWolf911]

pulsar989 wrote...

TheShadowWolf911 wrote...

.....i seriously want a Qunari party member.

Me to. After all nothing says death (exept maybe a ogre) like a pissed off Qunari.

especially a female one