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[Darkshore]

Anyone else get this idea from the end-game cut-scene? The Seeker walks out and speaks with Lilliana and says "Gone just like the Warden, this can't be coincidence." Or something along those lines. I suppose she could have meant Anders but for some reason I got the Idea that The Hero of Fereldan and The Champion of Kirkwall were both mysteriously gone. This along with what Sandal says about "he will rise again" and the overall oddness of Flemeth I see this leading up to some huge end of days type deal. What do you all think?

Modifié par Darkshore, 19 mars 2011 - 06:31 .

[Deadlysyns]

I Agree but perhaps Flemeth is trying to postpone it she doesn't seem evil overall

[EricHVela]

Flemeth and Sandal are both collecting leaders for their armies.

The player's choices in each game will decide who gets which heroes.

Modifié par ReggarBlane, 19 mars 2011 - 06:32 .

[TexasToast712]

ReggarBlane wrote...

Flemeth and Sandal are both collecting leaders for their armies.

The player's choices in each game will decide who gets which heroes.

Well Morrigan has my Warden.

[Darkshore]

Deadlysyns wrote...

I Agree but perhaps Flemeth is trying to postpone it she doesn't seem evil overall

Yeah I believe that Flemeth is actually on the "good side".

[Deadlysyns]

ReggarBlane wrote...

Flemeth and Sandal are both collecting leaders for their armies.

The player's choices in each game will decide who gets which heroes.

Sandal collecting anything other then runes is kinda far Fetched i believe Sandal is a Mage/ Prophet nothing more 

[Aggie Punbot]

She's trying to collect the whole set. She's already got SR1 Revan and Exile, now she's got SR2 Warden and Hawke. What's next, I wonder?

[Deadlysyns]

Darkshore wrote...

Deadlysyns wrote...

I Agree but perhaps Flemeth is trying to postpone it she doesn't seem evil overall

Yeah I believe that Flemeth is actually on the "good side".

Flemeth saves people sure she lies but if she said yeah your going to take Morrigan with you so she can seduce you and have your Baby u really gunna go for it ?

[Augustei]

My Warden was in love with Morrigan and killed Flemeth.. She Certainly hasn't gathered him

[Foolsfolly]

Hmm...I doubt it. Flemeth seems like she has no control over her actions. She has appointments to meet, she can't decide if a chance meeting is fate or not. She's just a puppet that sees the strings.

Plus, come on, that's totally what Lionshead is did with Theresa in Fable 2. Can't we have a fantasy old woman mystical thing that's different?

[Deadlysyns]

Foolsfolly wrote...

Hmm...I doubt it. Flemeth seems like she has no control over her actions. She has appointments to meet, she can't decide if a chance meeting is fate or not. She's just a puppet that sees the strings.

Plus, come on, that's totally what Lionshead is did with Theresa in Fable 2. Can't we have a fantasy old woman mystical thing that's different?

Sure Flemeth is really just an insane old hag who talks too much 

[Auroras]

In my personal canon, the Hero of Ferelden is a f!Cousland, who is happily reigning with Alistiar in Denerim. The Warden that Leli refers to in the last scene is my Orlesian Warden, who I did not import. (cuz y'all can't import multiple saves)

Gerod Caron never met Flemeth. Why would she want him?

Modifié par Auroras, 19 mars 2011 - 06:47 .

[Deadlysyns]

Auroras wrote...

In my personal canon, the Hero of Ferelden is a f!Cousland, who is happily reigning with Alistiar in Denerim. The Warden that Leli refers to in the last scene is my Orlesian Warden, who I did not import. (cuz y'all can't import multiple saves)

Well no offence your personal Canon matters little 

[Foolsfolly]

Deadlysyns wrote...

Foolsfolly wrote...

Hmm...I doubt it. Flemeth seems like she has no control over her actions. She has appointments to meet, she can't decide if a chance meeting is fate or not. She's just a puppet that sees the strings.

Plus, come on, that's totally what Lionshead is did with Theresa in Fable 2. Can't we have a fantasy old woman mystical thing that's different?

Sure Flemeth is really just an insane old hag who talks too much 

Hahaha.

So they'll say.

[Deadlysyns]

Foolsfolly wrote...

Deadlysyns wrote...

Foolsfolly wrote...

Hmm...I doubt it. Flemeth seems like she has no control over her actions. She has appointments to meet, she can't decide if a chance meeting is fate or not. She's just a puppet that sees the strings.

Plus, come on, that's totally what Lionshead is did with Theresa in Fable 2. Can't we have a fantasy old woman mystical thing that's different?

Sure Flemeth is really just an insane old hag who talks too much 

Hahaha.

So they'll say.

Maybe shes planning her next "conquest" and looking for a man who can "handle" her 

[The Spirit of Dance]

the maker descended to Thedas and separated into 2 beings Sandal and Flemeth.

[Auroras]

Deadlysyns wrote...

Auroras wrote...

In my personal canon, the Hero of Ferelden is a f!Cousland, who is happily reigning with Alistiar in Denerim. The Warden that Leli refers to in the last scene is my Orlesian Warden, who I did not import. (cuz y'all can't import multiple saves)

Well no offence your personal Canon matters little 

It was a joke. 

[Deadlysyns]

supremebloodwolf wrote...

the maker descended to Thedas and separated into 2 beings Sandal and Flemeth.

Eww please no i would like the Maker to be not real but made up or else it Resembles Religion too much for me 

[SDNcN]

Darkshore wrote...

Anyone else get this idea from the end-game cut-scene? The Seeker walks out and speaks with Lilliana and says "Gone just like the Warden, this can't be coincidence." Or something along those lines. I suppose she could have meant Anders but for some reason I got the Idea that The Hero of Fereldan and The Champion of Kirkwall were both mysteriously gone. This along with what Sandal says about "he will rise again" and the overall oddness of Flemeth I see this leading up to some huge end of days type deal. What do you all think?

It looked like the Seekers were going around looking for possible allies to help them end the conflict between mages and templars.  Cassandra interogated Varric to see if Hawke was someone who could help her cause, but in the end she didn't learn where Hawke could be found. It is possible that before this they also searched for the Warden but also failed to find the character. So to the Seekers both heroes are "gone".

Modifié par SDNcN, 19 mars 2011 - 06:54 .

[Deadlysyns]

SDNcN wrote...

Darkshore wrote...

Anyone else get this idea from the end-game cut-scene? The Seeker walks out and speaks with Lilliana and says "Gone just like the Warden, this can't be coincidence." Or something along those lines. I suppose she could have meant Anders but for some reason I got the Idea that The Hero of Fereldan and The Champion of Kirkwall were both mysteriously gone. This along with what Sandal says about "he will rise again" and the overall oddness of Flemeth I see this leading up to some huge end of days type deal. What do you all think?

It looked like the Seekers were going around looking for possible allies to help them end the conflict between mages and templars.  Cassandra interogated Varric to see if Hawke was someone who could help her cause, but in the end she didn't learn where Hawke could be found. It is possible that before this they also searched for the Warden but also failed to find the character. So to the Seekers, both heroes are gone and they leave to plan their next move.

Their next move is getting some Random person we don't know about to help who winds up being the Greatest hero of all time and Ending the War and convincing the mages and the Templars to have tea every sunday

[Emzamination]

Deadlysyns wrote...

I Agree but perhaps Flemeth is trying to postpone it she doesn't seem evil overall

I thought the same till I found the robes she was going to use to steal my morrigans body then she lost all trust.I'm 100% pro morrigan.

[SamilTane]

Hmmm... intriguing idea. I also notice that the protagonists of the two games are now called the Hero of Ferelden and the Champion of Kirkwall respectively. Perhaps we'll have a few more games where we'll raise more "regional heroes" - say... the Saviour of Orlais and the Avenger of the Imperium or something - who all end up disappearing somehow... intriguing.

[Deadlysyns]

Emzamination wrote...

Deadlysyns wrote...

I Agree but perhaps Flemeth is trying to postpone it she doesn't seem evil overall

I thought the same till I found the robes she was going to use to steal my morrigans body then she lost all trust.I'm 100% pro morrigan.

but how do we know that thats what she Actually planned she pulled a voldemort right so does she really need the robes maybe Morrigan planted them to make the warden feel bad 

[TexasToast712]

Deadlysyns wrote...
 Maybe shes planning her next "conquest" and looking for a man who can "handle" her 

Sadly this is part of my theory and sadly, my Hawke would tap that.

[Deadlysyns]

TexasToast712 wrote...

Deadlysyns wrote...
 Maybe shes planning her next "conquest" and looking for a man who can "handle" her 

Sadly this is part of my theory and sadly, my Hawke would tap that.

I mean come on guys old women need love too and shes got to be lonely now that Morrigan is gone