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[Malkut]

Zibon wrote...

Riona45 wrote...

Yeah, adoption makes sense.

No, it doesn't.  Did you miss how important bloodlines are?

It depends on the culture.  Roman society, for instance, favored adoption as a means of making more nobles.  Adults who showed extreme valor on the battlefield could even be adopted by their commanders..

[Zibon]

Malkut wrote...

Zibon wrote...

Riona45 wrote...

Yeah, adoption makes sense.

No, it doesn't.  Did you miss how important bloodlines are?

It depends on the culture.  Roman society, for instance, favored adoption as a means of making more nobles.  Adults who showed extreme valor on the battlefield could even be adopted by their commanders..

Did you miss that we're talking about human nobles in Dragon Age?

[Malkut]

Zibon wrote...

Did you miss that we're talking about human nobles in Dragon Age?

Everyone else can argue that Fereldan is all-Aryan, all the time because of medieval Europe, so I can argue that adoption is possible because of ancient Rome.

[Zibon]

Malkut wrote...

Zibon wrote...

Did you miss that we're talking about human nobles in Dragon Age?

Everyone else can argue that Fereldan is all-Aryan, all the time because of medieval Europe, so I can argue that adoption is possible because of ancient Rome.

It seems you haven't played the game.

[Malkut]

Zibon wrote...

It seems you haven't played the game.

Did I miss a huge codex on the mechanics of being adopted into a noble family?  No?  Then hush.