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[Mathias]

Someone told me they do and i can't find anywhere in the game where this is mentioned.

[Nodscouter]

It's never mentioned, unless it's some random rumour from an NPC.

[MassStorm]

Yes they eat children. The Call of Duty generation is their favourite meal.

Modifié par MassStorm, 17 juillet 2011 - 06:14 .

[bEVEsthda]

Definitely, I would say. They have this "joining" scheme where they say anyone can join "following the qun". And of course, just like in RL in our days, there is no lack of people who want to feel special or who want a sense of belonging, and throws away thinking and independence for the comfort of "certainty" in a sect.
Alas, there is no trace of any of these non-qunari followers of qun, despite that this "join" practice must have been in place for a long time. Most qunari should rightly have been of non-qunari race. As that is certainly not the case, we can deduct that "following the qun" essentially means being eaten, for "qunari" of non-qunari race descendancy. We also have clear evidence from Sten, where he mentions nibbling to Morrigan.

[Lord Gremlin]

Only if those people were officially labeled as food by authorities.

Don't mess with authorities.

[whykikyouwhy]

Considering that we don't see anyone eating in the game (just drinking), we may be able to conclude that any and all in Kirkwall enjoy some tasty human flesh.

[Tirfan]

^ Although, given how fast corpses in Kirkwall decay to piles of coin (that are in fact torn trousers that just look like a pile of coin) eating humans could be rather hard.

[Lord Gremlin]

Tirfan wrote...

^ Although, given how fast corpses in Kirkwall decay to piles of coin (that are in fact torn trousers that just look like a pile of coin) eating humans could be rather hard.

Corpses are eaten by invisible rogues. What do you think they're doing during day?

[xkg]

Tirfan wrote...

^ Although, given how fast corpses in Kirkwall decay to piles of coin (that are in fact torn trousers that just look like a pile of coin) eating humans could be rather hard.

not in every case. Some corpses can last forever. Just look at Fenris' Mansion :]

Modifié par xkg, 17 juillet 2011 - 11:15 .

[Sutekh]

Yes they do. And Saarebas cook, because "Magic exists to serve man."

The whole Chantry line is just a big misunderstanding. The Qun knows the Truth.

[mousestalker]

As this forum does not allow explicit content, the question can not be answered as asked.

The rumour is the Tamassrans are fairly cheerful, FWIW.

[whykikyouwhy]

Sutekh wrote...

Yes they do. And Saarebas cook, because "Magic exists to serve man."

The whole Chantry line is just a big misunderstanding. The Qun knows the Truth.

There does seem to be a slight similarity between the Qunari and the aliens in this Twilight Zone episode.

[PsychoBlonde]

They're also partial to a nice Chianti and some fava beans.

[Firky]

Maybe they do.

(Pasted from wiki.)

"A corpse is considered an insignificant husk that is no longer the individual that it once was, and thus is afforded no special treatment, rather disposed of whatever manner is most practical."

[TEWR]

only if the people are made out of cookies.

[Kaiser Shepard]

Depends on what the Qun says of it.

Modifié par Kaiser Shepard, 17 juillet 2011 - 11:39 .

[HTTP 404]

nom nom nom

[blothulfur]

Do you count gingerbread men?

[Harid]

Where the heck did this come from?

[TEWR]

to be serious, I think the rumor happens in the Hanged Man

[ImoenBaby]

"No."

/Sten

As you've no doubt figured out, OP.  

Some of them like cookies though.

[frustratemyself]

Why not? Deep fried with plum sauce is best.

[Cyne]

If so it would explain why Sten's a bit on the chunky side.