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Exactly! It's also the ancient residence of a Magister Lord. Who knows what's burried in the basement?Ivers0803 wrote...
It probably was a normal explosion but since it was a chantry maybe there was some lyrium in the building making the explosion look like it did
Modifié par iOnlySignIn, 29 mai 2011 - 02:54 .
Nope. I cannot shoot an abomination in the face in ME. Husks =/= abominations.iOnlySignIn wrote...
^ Which you can do in Mass Effect, against Husks.
Modifié par Ryzaki, 29 mai 2011 - 02:55 .
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Well, you haven't been hanging out much in the Vanguard club, have you. :-)Ryzaki wrote...
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^ Which you can do in Mass Effect, against Husks.
Shooting a husk in the face with anything is stupidity. Makes more sense to use singularity. It's a one hit kill, doesn't waste bullets and stops them dead in their tracks.
And makes more sense (if one isn't an adept) to shoot a husks legs.
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Well, you haven't been hanging out much in the Vanguard club, have you. :-)
Modifié par Ryzaki, 29 mai 2011 - 02:57 .
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Same generic undead/dehumanized melee type mooks. Both look yucky and ugly. Abominations don't blow their noses as loudly, but still. Six of one.Ryzaki wrote...
Husks =/= abominations.
Ryzaki wrote...
Nope. Vanguards have something better than an instant kill for all husks that are caught in it's area? With a decently low cooldown?
iOnlySignIn wrote...
Same generic undead/dehumanized melee type mooks. Both look yucky and ugly. Abominations don't blow their noses as loudly, but still. Six of one.Ryzaki wrote...
Husks =/= abominations.
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Ryzaki wrote...
Nope. Vanguards have something better than an instant kill for all husks that are caught in it's area? With a decently low cooldown?
Oh yes. Shockwaves.
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They aren't?! I thought the Blue Suns is a revival of the 800 year-old tradition that started with the Raiders?Ryzaki wrote...
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Same generic undead/dehumanized melee type mooks. Both look yucky and ugly. Abominations don't blow their noses as loudly, but still. Six of one.Ryzaki wrote...
Husks =/= abominations.
Abominations aren't undead. They have different lore surronding them, husks are FAR more dangerous (and creepy) and husks are alot smaller and faster.
The are not the same type of mook. That's like saying bandits in DA are equal to mercs in ME. They aren't.
Modifié par iOnlySignIn, 29 mai 2011 - 03:04 .
iOnlySignIn wrote...
They aren't?! I thought the Blue Suns is a revival of the 800 year-old tradition that started with the Raiders?
iOnlySignIn wrote...
I think it would be an important difference if Anders's bomb is actually NOT Magical. It shows that non-Magical weapons can be just as, if not more destructive than Magic, and that it is utter BS to lock Mages up because they are 'dangerous'.fightright2 wrote...
I don't really think it matters since it will be regarded as magic since it was the work of a mage with full intent to destroy. It will soon be echoed throughout the land that it was the evil doing of magic since the mage who did it was possessed with a spirit. Which is what the Templars and Chantry will bring to attention.
It's kind of like the Anders-Fenris banter that ends with "So we agree that it doesn't take a demon for someone to be a vicious killer?" but on a much bigger scale and with much greater impact.
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Yes.iOnlySignIn wrote...
Is Anders' Chantry Bomb truly Magical?
Sister Helen wrote...
Anders made up a story about being able to make a special potion to separate Justice from him. So why are you folks crediting him with telling the truth about 'researching Tevinter scrolls,' which was part of that story?
Modifié par erilben, 29 mai 2011 - 03:11 .
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The best lies have a portion of truths in them.Sister Helen wrote...
Anders made up a story about being able to make a special potion to separate Justice from him. So why are you folks crediting him with telling the truth about 'researching Tevinter scrolls,' which was part of that story?
(Well, he did say that the process was simple, "Boom! and we get to live our own lives..." in one dialogue branch.)
Very likely. Isabela can escape from custody AND steal the Tome of Koslun if you give her to the Qunari. Anders is an experienced fugitive and a powerful Mage. He elluded the Templars for so long- it may be a relatively small challenge for him to steal from the Qunari.We know that the Qunari have gunpowder of some sort -- they used it in the fight with Isabella's ship. The most logical answer is that Anders stole (or sneakily made a copy of) the Qunari recipe and used it to blow up the Chantry. I suspect that there was a convenient sewer access hatch very close to where the Qunari were guarding the recipe.
We are not certain that he set it off with his staff, or even that he set it off remotely. It may simply be that the reaction takes some time to kick in and he set it off and then slipped out of the Chantry into the Gallows.As for how Anders set it off remotely, by banging the heel of his staff on the ground - well, magic explains that, just as magic is how mages can throw pyrokinetics from their fingertips (flesh) witout being burned and large statues with no discernable joints can be made to move. Some things you can't explain; just take them on faith.
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No, but I'm pretty sure that his great-great-great-great-...-great grandpa was a Raider Assassin.Ryzaki wrote...
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They aren't?! I thought the Blue Suns is a revival of the 800 year-old tradition that started with the Raiders?
Sadly no. Unless Zaeed was around during Thedas times.
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Source?Maria Caliban wrote...
Yes.iOnlySignIn wrote...
Is Anders' Chantry Bomb truly Magical?
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Drakestone is actually dragon excrement? I didn't know that! Given how Dragons live and breath, it makes a lot of sense for it to be highly explosive.Filament wrote...
I don't know of any nonmagical explosive that can put on that kind of lightshow tearing a sturdy stone structure apart (not just exploding it, disassembling it) and making it levitate in midair.
It may be that dragons have magical ****, so while it doesn't take magic to set the explosive off, the explosion has innately magical properties.
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He got into the Grey Wardens and killed the Archdemon, Rage is one hell of an anestheticRyzaki wrote...
iOnlySignIn wrote...
They aren't?! I thought the Blue Suns is a revival of the 800 year-old tradition that started with the Raiders?
Sadly no. Unless Zaeed was around during Thedas times.
iOnlySignIn wrote...
Source?Maria Caliban wrote...
Yes.iOnlySignIn wrote...
Is Anders' Chantry Bomb truly Magical?
Ryzaki wrote...
iOnlySignIn wrote...
They aren't?! I thought the Blue Suns is a revival of the 800 year-old tradition that started with the Raiders?
Sadly no. Unless Zaeed was around during Thedas times.
HSHAW wrote...
You mind explaining the beams of light and the bits of the Chantry gathering up in a giant bundle in midair for a few seconds and the lights where the chantry used to be without using magic as an explanation?
Sajuro wrote...
He got into the Grey Wardens and killed the Archdemon, Rage is one hell of an anestheticRyzaki wrote...
iOnlySignIn wrote...
They aren't?! I thought the Blue Suns is a revival of the 800 year-old tradition that started with the Raiders?
Sadly no. Unless Zaeed was around during Thedas times.
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