Fur is the new awesome. Deal with it!LolaLei wrote...
R2s Muse wrote...
LOL... ok, one last round of 'we will overcome,' and then back to sexy templar cosplay!
So, taking us back down into the mud ... you know all that talk reminded me of this... Ahem, anyone recognize the dude in #2? (discovered by our veryown meanie, not that I will take credit for her find...)
http://www.buzzfeed....oach-halloween
Fruity man-fur costume!
LOL I think many of them are distracting.Shades_Of_Pale wrote...
I got distracted by that strange cowboy one...
I imagine it would -at the very least- make a Templar sick to ingest it. If he could stomach it then yes, evil versions of the powers would be fun to see. What would the UNholy smite be though? Instead of nullifying a mage's mana would it augment thier own abilities? Maybe it would transfer the mages abilities altogether a la X-Men's Rogue where they'd have some actual magic for a shirt time?brushyourteeth wrote...
Anyway, Cullen!
Had something on my mind today. We've talked about red lyrium before, and maybe you guys are faster on the uptake than I am, but today I realized something...
if red lyrium is innately evil or corrupted, would taking it not only make a Templar go nugsh*t insane, but could it give him/her evil versions of the classic Templar abilities?
For instance.... could there be something like an UNholy smite?
Meredith was able to do some pretty crazy stuff toward the end, and she wasn't even ingesting red lyrium. Granted, part of that was probably due to the idol's powers and not just the lyrium itself, but still.
What do you guys think?
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brushyourteeth wrote...
Anyway, Cullen!
Had something on my mind today. We've talked about red lyrium before, and maybe you guys are faster on the uptake than I am, but today I realized something...
if red lyrium is innately evil or corrupted, would taking it not only make a Templar go nugsh*t insane, but could it give him/her evil versions of the classic Templar abilities?
For instance.... could there be something like an UNholy smite?
Meredith was able to do some pretty crazy stuff toward the end, and she wasn't even ingesting red lyrium. Granted, part of that was probably due to the idol's powers and not just the lyrium itself, but still.
What do you guys think?
That could be a cool way to transform a very gray moral decision between sides into a more black & white one, like they did with Meredith going cray cray so you could kill her without remorse.
cacey lee wrote...
I never saw it either..guess thats a good thing tho lolLolaLei wrote...
charlottecorday wrote...
brushyourteeth wrote...
"Sexy Chantry Sister" makes even more sense when you consider the recent topics about how it's unrealistic for a female protagonist to achieve her goals without seduction.
That thread was a nightmare.
There was a thread about it?
brushyourteeth wrote...
Oh, don't mistake me, SD - I'm all for sexy Chantry sister.SamaraDraven wrote...
brushyourteeth wrote...
"Sexy Chantry Sister" makes even more sense when you consider the recent topics about how it's unrealistic for a female protagonist to achieve her goals without seduction.
That thread was horrible.This thing with the costumes was started as a dig against trampy Halloween getups. I see a difference between poking fun at the ridiculous and seriously championing sexism.
I'm just still a little ruffled over that stupid thread, and how many people actually engaged in taking it seriously and even agreeing. Thankfully the devs were awesome about it.
Very nice:)Shades_Of_Pale wrote...
LOL nice Charlottecorday!
LolaLei wrote...
Maybe Unholy Smite would turn the mages magic against them, instead causing them damage every time they try to cast a spell.
Excuse me, but that's just absurd. Yes, taken as an average of the entire gender, males are stronger than females. As individuals, that falls apart. Some females are naturally stronger than some males (said the lady who can dead-lift her 180lb. partner). Some men are more emotional than some women. Some people are more intelligent than some other people. Variety exists.SamaraDraven wrote...
Yeah the OP even tried to sound like he was some kind of expert, going on about muscle mass and hormones. Where his "facts" fell apart was his single minded focus on how a seductress specialization would make more sense. He didn't even try to be fair about it. <_<
Don't be silly -- you know how important fur is to me.R2s Muse wrote...
brushyourteeth wrote...
Anyway, Cullen!
Had something on my mind today. We've talked about red lyrium before, and maybe you guys are faster on the uptake than I am, but today I realized something...
if red lyrium is innately evil or corrupted, would taking it not only make a Templar go nugsh*t insane, but could it give him/her evil versions of the classic Templar abilities?
For instance.... could there be something like an UNholy smite?
Meredith was able to do some pretty crazy stuff toward the end, and she wasn't even ingesting red lyrium. Granted, part of that was probably due to the idol's powers and not just the lyrium itself, but still.
What do you guys think?
Sorry, brush. As usual, I drag us back in the muck, right when you try to elevate our discussion!
I just think new abilities are always cool. And as an Inquisitor, it'd be awesome to get the choice between putting them all out of their misery, or trying to "break the spell" so to speak.Hmm, unTemplar abilities. Honestly, unholy smite sounds so freaking cool. Wow, what an interesting story that could be. The new Templar Order decides it needs an edge in the mage-templar war, starts giving its templars red lyrium instead of blue. They all go eeeeevil, like the fru - its of the dev-il.
That's an interesting idea. I'm inclined to think that red lyrium would convey the usual templar powers but drive the user insane, but unholy smite sounds pretty cool. Would that affect only non-Fade creatures and non-mages?R2s Muse wrote...
brushyourteeth wrote...
Anyway, Cullen!
Had something on my mind today. We've talked about red lyrium before, and maybe you guys are faster on the uptake than I am, but today I realized something...
if red lyrium is innately evil or corrupted, would taking it not only make a Templar go nugsh*t insane, but could it give him/her evil versions of the classic Templar abilities?
For instance.... could there be something like an UNholy smite?
Meredith was able to do some pretty crazy stuff toward the end, and she wasn't even ingesting red lyrium. Granted, part of that was probably due to the idol's powers and not just the lyrium itself, but still.
What do you guys think?
Sorry, brush. As usual, I drag us back in the muck, right when you try to elevate our discussion!
Hmm, unTemplar abilities. Honestly, unholy smite sounds so freaking cool. Wow, what an interesting story that could be. The new Templar Order decides it needs an edge in the mage-templar war, starts giving its templars red lyrium instead of blue. They all go eeeeevil, like the fru - its of the dev-il.
Modifié par meanieweenie, 24 octobre 2012 - 01:42 .
brushyourteeth wrote...
Anyway, Cullen!
Had something on my mind today. We've talked about red lyrium before, and maybe you guys are faster on the uptake than I am, but today I realized something...
if red lyrium is innately evil or corrupted, would taking it not only make a Templar go nugsh*t insane, but could it give him/her evil versions of the classic Templar abilities?
For instance.... could there be something like an UNholy smite?
Meredith was able to do some pretty crazy stuff toward the end, and she wasn't even ingesting red lyrium. Granted, part of that was probably due to the idol's powers and not just the lyrium itself, but still.
What do you guys think?
Modifié par Shades_Of_Pale, 24 octobre 2012 - 01:50 .
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