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[Kail Ashton]

In geekineese Mages = Mutants, hit a age point and they're super powers kick in, everything else pretty much plays out exactly the same with mages that would happen to mutants

[Night Dreams]

TobiTobsen wrote...

LobselVith8 wrote...

ejoslin wrote...


THIS one was easy to verify.  In the toolset there is this:

Templar: "There is something... odd about you. I trust that you are not here to make trouble." (suspicious)
Condition for triggering: GEN_class_MAGE (defined)

Edit: When Morrigan is in the party, you get this:
Templar: You... Miss. What is your name? You... seem quite odd to me.

I remember the templars saying that to my mage protagonist. I figured it had something to do with my Surana Warden wearing Circle robes and carrying a staff...

They should've redeployed all the Lothering Templars to Kirkwall. They would've been in leading positions in no time, since they seem to be the only templars that are actually a little bit competent

Bahaha! This made me laugh. Why was it again Bethany/MageHawke wanted to go on the Deep Roads expedition? Oh yes, to escape the templars. Why did they even bother?? Cullen made it quite clear he wouldn't know a mage if they set him on fire when you use magic in total plain site in front of him during Enemies Among Us.

[TEWR]

Night Dreams wrote...

TobiTobsen wrote...

LobselVith8 wrote...

ejoslin wrote...


THIS one was easy to verify.  In the toolset there is this:

Templar: "There is something... odd about you. I trust that you are not here to make trouble." (suspicious)
Condition for triggering: GEN_class_MAGE (defined)

Edit: When Morrigan is in the party, you get this:
Templar: You... Miss. What is your name? You... seem quite odd to me.

I remember the templars saying that to my mage protagonist. I figured it had something to do with my Surana Warden wearing Circle robes and carrying a staff...

They should've redeployed all the Lothering Templars to Kirkwall. They would've been in leading positions in no time, since they seem to be the only templars that are actually a little bit competent

Bahaha! This made me laugh. Why was it again Bethany/MageHawke wanted to go on the Deep Roads expedition? Oh yes, to escape the templars. Why did they even bother?? Cullen made it quite clear he wouldn't know a mage if they set him on fire when you use magic in total plain site in front of him during Enemies Among Us.

The sad thing is that he has to rely on hearing rumors about Bethany/Mage Hawke to begin to think that they're mages.

If you talk to him in Act 1, he says "I've been hearing rumors about your sister Hawke (or if you're a mage they're about you). I hope that they're not true."

Damn it Cullen you saw Mage Hawke do magic right in front of you!  

I mean... really. Bioware advertised Mage Hawke in the trailers. They should've made the game much more appropriate for mage players (and I mean more than just people noticing)

[TobiTobsen]

The Ethereal Writer Redux wrote...

The sad thing is that he has to rely on hearing rumors about Bethany/Mage Hawke to begin to think that they're mages.

If you talk to him in Act 1, he says "I've been hearing rumors about your sister Hawke (or if you're a mage they're about you). I hope that they're not true."

Damn it Cullen you saw Mage Hawke do magic right in front of you!  

I mean... really. Bioware advertised Mage Hawke in the trailers. They should've made the game much more appropriate for mage players (and I mean more than just people noticing)

Somebody should make a templar version of the three wise monkeys

[Sons of Horus]

The Ethereal Writer Redux wrote...
The sad thing is that he has to rely on hearing rumors about Bethany/Mage Hawke to begin to think that they're mages.

If you talk to him in Act 1, he says "I've been hearing rumors about your sister Hawke (or if you're a mage they're about you). I hope that they're not true."

Damn it Cullen you saw Mage Hawke do magic right in front of you!  

I mean... really. Bioware advertised Mage Hawke in the trailers. They should've made the game much more appropriate for mage players (and I mean more than just people noticing)

Well the game did have large holes (some consider it a Swiss cheese). I guess take it as something left unfinished, like the open area battle they showed in the trailer Hawke fighting Qunari.

Modifié par Sons of Horus, 07 octobre 2011 - 07:32 .

[WhiteKnyght]

Foolsfolly wrote...

Wynne lit a guy on fire. Connor started to show somehow (I don't remember how) and his mom hired Jowen to train him.

...but I don't remember any other such stories about how people know children are mages or not. Is it always a violent and obvious thing? Are there no unimagitive people with magic in them that simply never notice it?

I guess what I'm asking is does it always physically manifest in some way or is there some kind of Blade Runner-esque test that proves if they're a mage or not? I believe Cory (or someone in DA2) could "smell the magic". Is there a sense to thing?

I'm actually really curious about this. And I don't remember this ever really coming up in either game. (Although I say this and there may be some codex entry I've never read which explains how Templars know or not).

I imagine it would show similarly to how mutant powers in X-men. The child will use them accidentally without knowing how. Then eventually will get a hold on it and learn to control it.

But it makes you wonder just how many mages there really are. A lot of them probably never use their powers again once they realize they have them and are never caught.

Sons of Horus wrote...

The Ethereal Writer Redux wrote...
The sad thing is that he has to rely on hearing rumors about Bethany/Mage Hawke to begin to think that they're mages.

If
you talk to him in Act 1, he says "I've been hearing rumors about your
sister Hawke (or if you're a mage they're about you). I hope that
they're not true."

Damn it Cullen you saw Mage Hawke do magic right in front of you! ../../../images/forum/emoticons/pinched.png 

I
mean... really. Bioware advertised Mage Hawke in the trailers. They
should've made the game much more appropriate for mage players (and I
mean more than just people noticing)

Well the game
did have large holes (some consider it a Swiss cheese). I guess take it
as something left unfinished, like the open area battle they showed in
the trailer Hawke fighting Qunari.

That trailer of him
fighting the Arishok is a dramatized version of the end of Act II.
Remember, by the time Hawke fought the Arishok his mageness had already
been discovered by Meredith.

Modifié par The Grey Nayr, 07 octobre 2011 - 08:14 .