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[Ryzaki]

berelinde wrote...

Alright, let's try this another way. Who, exactly, is supervising Dalish Keepers? They are responsible for leading their clans, so I suppose they can be said to report to the clain, but this is a far cry from having every room in their homes fitted with hot and cold running templars.

You say the idea doesn't work for you? OK, maybe you can't get your head around it. Personally, I can't get my head around how the International Date Line works. But the fact is that the idea does work for a lot of people.

The Dalish are a rather small group and Merrill says several times "we look out for each other." so yes one would presume that the clan looks out for the Keeper and the keeper does the same. 

Anyway I'm backing out. I just can't get my head around it apparently. 

[TanyaT]

sorry if this has been said elsewhere, but I'm a sporadic visitor...

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Replaying the first games with DA2 eyes.

I've just finished a run though of Origins as a mage (male elf) with the chantry weighing the mages down, as you go through the circle pre Duncan, joined in all the chantry bashing with Alistair, who delightedly gave me as a boon freedom of the Circle.

I'm now in Awakening, purely to see Anders from before DA2.
His complexity is all there, we're both bashing the chantry and going for freedom of mages, we'd hardly got going before his approval rating hit max. It's easy to see he's not a happy bunny, to see the torment of many mages weighing on his shoulders, and why he gets tormented enough to do what he did, whether it was Justice spurring him on or not.


There's some good character development in these games, stuff that draws you in like a book you read again and again throughout your life.

cracking writing, thank you Bioware

[TanyaT]

love Anders? love the tortured souls romance?
I do, can't get enough of it.
I've just read The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller. I know the Iliad and loved Patroclus, but it keeps making me think of DA2