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[Ryzaki]

Oh god this thread This thread is much love.

[Dasha Dreyson]

This thread just exploded releasing confetti of win.

[mellifera]

ishmaeltheforsaken wrote...

yukidama wrote...

Just so you know... I'm gonna use my new sparklefingers on all of you.

I'm not sure you want that. I'm a screamer.

Just like Anders, then?

I hope your NYYYYAAAARRRRGGGHHHHHs are just as cute as his <3~

[mesmerizedish]

yukidama wrote...

Just like Anders, then?

I hope your NYYYYAAAARRRRGGGHHHHHs are just as cute as his <3~

...

Ew.

[mellifera]

ishmaeltheforsaken wrote...

yukidama wrote...

Just like Anders, then?

I hope your NYYYYAAAARRRRGGGHHHHHs are just as cute as his <3~

...

Ew.

[mesmerizedish]

yukidama wrote...

Yeah, you keep your sparklefingers. I don't know where they've been, and I don't like where they're going.

[mellifera]

ishmaeltheforsaken wrote...

yukidama wrote...

Yeah, you keep your sparklefingers. I don't know where they've been, and I don't like where they're going.

It's okay, I'm a spirit healer I can cure myself of all things (including the genital blight I probably caught from ipgd ).

[Mistress Tasharra]

Re: Sandal's Prophecy

Little late here, but I wanted to add a little something.

I think what Sandal says is very interesting. Amusing too. After playing Awakening I was convinced that there was more to magic and mages then they were telling us. Why? Because of Spirit Warriors, no less. Well, and Dwarves in the Fade.

I became convinced that everyone was capable of some level of magic. It's mentioned that even mages vary, right? Some are amazingly powerful from a young age, and others are barely ever able to light a candle or cast a simple cantrip. There had to be more to it. Then of course they started blurring the lines.

What's a Spirit Warrior? Not a mage, but a 'normal' person who consorts with the benevolent spirits of the Fade in order to gain "magic like" abilities. What is "magic like"? It's either magic, or it isn't. How can there be a middle ground? Sure they can't shoot Fire Balls from their finger tips... yet. Who's to say that someone who converses and learns from those Spirits couldn't eventually "re"learn magic?

Then there's the question of, why are some born mages and some aren't? We know the Chantry states that it was the Old Gods who first taught the Magisters magic, but the Codex entries in DAII give hints that this has been debunked, or is considered myth in some places. Besides, if that were true, then the Magisters must have been "normal" at one time, therefore implying that anyone could technically learn magic, no?

Erm... this is actually getting a little long, so I'll remove my tinfoil hat and go back to being crazy somewhere else.

All my friends who are fans of DA called me crazy... But soon they shall see! Muhahahaha!

[Miri1984]

@Mistress Tasharra I agree - the fact that Templars can do stuff that is, to all intents and purposes, magic, makes me think that everyone is actually capable of it, but mages are the only ones where it happens without their volition.

So yes.

[andrastepreserveme]

yukidama wrote...

It's okay, I'm a spirit healer I can cure myself of all things (including the genital blight I probably caught from ipgd ).

Oh, what a beautiful morning. Oh what a beautiful day.

Catching up with this thread is better than a paper with my cup of tea.<3

[mesmerizedish]

Templar magic comes from the lyrium, you guise.

[Camilladilla]

ishmaeltheforsaken wrote...

Templar magic comes from the lyrium, you guise.

Lies!

[Mistress Tasharra]

Camilladilla wrote...

ishmaeltheforsaken wrote...

Templar magic comes from the lyrium, you guise.

Lies!

Alistair says otherwise! 

[mellifera]

Camilladilla wrote...

ishmaeltheforsaken wrote...

Templar magic comes from the lyrium, you guise.

Lies!

It's true, I saw a bunch of them drinking Fenris' homemade lyrium elixir in the Gallows the other day.

He seemed to enjoy it.

Modifié par yukidama, 19 avril 2011 - 09:32 .

[nekhbet]

 Wow looks like the forums imploded last night. Thank gods this thread retains its sanity no matter what! (still need to catch up though...)

Was this posted yet? It's kinda nice.



By KMelton @ DA

[mesmerizedish]

That's just what they want us to think! It's all a great conspiracy!

They're just trying to brainwash the gay into us so we won't resist Anders's Karl-induced man-appetite.

[phantomdragoness]

ishmaeltheforsaken wrote...

Templar magic comes from the lyrium, you guise.

Fine, fine...

Everyone has a big snarfing lyrium party.

[mesmerizedish]

nekhbet wrote...

Thank gods this thread retains its sanity no matter what!

*dies*

[nekhbet]

ishmaeltheforsaken wrote...

nekhbet wrote...

Thank gods this thread retains its sanity no matter what!

*dies*

It has reached the rock bottom from page one, so nothing left to lose.

[Camilladilla]

yukidama wrote...

Camilladilla wrote...

ishmaeltheforsaken wrote...

Templar magic comes from the lyrium, you guise.

Lies!

It's true, I saw a bunch of them drinking Fenris' homemade lyrium elixir in the Gallows the other day.

He seemed to enjoy it.

Well, that explains what a templar!Hawke sees in Fenris at least.

Ew.

[Ninche]

Morning wonderful people in this beautiful thread ^^ It's lovely to wake up to so much awesomeness!

Ohh it would indeed be glorious if everyone can be a mage. Maybe it's the chantry itself that numbs people's powers somehow and only a few get magic abilitites anyway? (Yeah I want it to be all The Chantry's fault)

Also I saw the One flew over the cocoo's nest PLAY and the main guy actually looked alot like Anders ( made it 100X more fun! )

Modifié par Ninche, 19 avril 2011 - 09:40 .

[kromify]

has anyone ever realised that spirit healers actually require a good spirit to come help them healz? wynne and anders da2 version should be the only ones capable... i just seems like a plot hole to let the warden or hawke heal now that i think about it.

[Ninche]

kromify wrote...

has anyone ever realised that spirit healers actually require a good spirit to come help them healz? wynne and anders da2 version should be the only ones capable... i just seems like a plot hole to let the warden or hawke heal now that i think about it.

Well I think this issue falls into the "gameplay and narrative are not connected" category. 

My Hawke (in my mind) is gathering a mage army to lead against the chantry, and there will be a whole special squad made entirely out of mages combined with spirits. Also imagine a templar/mage army - so much epicness

[Amondra]

Ninche wrote...

kromify wrote...

has anyone ever realised that spirit healers actually require a good spirit to come help them healz? wynne and anders da2 version should be the only ones capable... i just seems like a plot hole to let the warden or hawke heal now that i think about it.

Well I think this issue falls into the "gameplay and narrative are not connected" category. 

My Hawke (in my mind) is gathering a mage army to lead against the chantry, and there will be a whole special squad made entirely out of mages combined with spirits. Also imagine a templar/mage army - so much epicness

That would be epic mostly is any have a Valor spirit attached.

[Mistress Tasharra]

kromify wrote...

has anyone ever realised that spirit healers actually require a good spirit to come help them healz? wynne and anders da2 version should be the only ones capable... i just seems like a plot hole to let the warden or hawke heal now that i think about it.

Not really. A Spirit Healer is just a mage who is strongly tied to the Fade and the Spirits that inhabit it. Much like a Spirit Warrior, they court, for a lack of a better term, the benevolent spirits which aid them in amplifying healing magic, which is considered under the Creation School. From my understanding, any mage can learn to heal, but Spirit Healers are specialized in it and are able to heal wounds or illness which others could not due to their ties to the Fade.

They don't need to be, you know, possessed like Anders or bound to a spirit still in the Fade like Wynne.