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[KJandrew]

Qunari, just for the horns and the many varying ways you can say no to people

[KJandrew]

Asch Lavigne wrote...

 Are there even Qunari rogues?

Did you miss Tallis then?

[Rorschachinstein]

Qunari woman.

[Heimdall]

TheCreeper wrote...

I want to play a Koosith who was born and raised outside the Qun, a female Koosith fighter would be an awesome PC.

Hey, that's my idea too?

[GodWood]

Cutlass Jack wrote...
I'm confused. We're choosing between a continent and a religion?

Not a religion.

Modifié par GodWood, 20 octobre 2011 - 03:36 .

[Jedi Master of Orion]

The Qunari are set up to be our adversaries for a future conflict for two games and Thedas a is ruled by humans. I feel like this poll will be heavily slanted in favor of the side much more likely to gain player sympathy.

Personally I'd appreciate the opportunity to roleplay either side. Every Warden and every Hawke I've created so far would be in the position to support the combined forces of Thedas though.

[LobselVith8]

jamesp81 wrote...

Which would you choose?

Poll here

I'm curious what forum sentiment on the matter is.

I would side with Thedas. My protagonists don't believe in the Qun or the Qunari.

[AlexXIV]

If not in war, Qunari must be the most boring society ever. So no, I wouldn't want them to rule Thedas, I prefer if they keep comming at the armies of Thedas so that they can be thrown back again and again while they rant about their superiority and everyone else's inferiority.

Yay! I am voter #100 for Thedas, where is my prize?

Modifié par AlexXIV, 20 octobre 2011 - 09:42 .

[SavesTheDay]

GodWood wrote...

Cutlass Jack wrote...
I'm confused. We're choosing between a continent and a religion?

Not a religion.

Yes, it is.

[AlexXIV]

SavesTheDay wrote...

GodWood wrote...

Cutlass Jack wrote...
I'm confused. We're choosing between a continent and a religion?

Not a religion.

Yes, it is.

To settle this, you are choosing between 2 armies.

[Everwarden]

Northern Sun wrote...

I'm hoping it's a four-way split like New Vegas between the mages, the rogue Templars, the Seekers/Chantry, and the Qunari.

That would be very nice, but I don't think Bioware is as ambitious as Obsidian, so that's unlikely to happen.

Perhaps, if we're lucky, we'll get a three way choice. If we're lucky. 

[Lazy Jer]

The Arishok said and I quote "...you fear anyone who comes to remove your pitiable vices..."

I like my pitiable vices.  My pitiable vices are the reason I show up to work in the morning.  I shall side with the armies of Thedas to defend my pitiable vices.

[PantheraOnca]

Qunari. Medieval backdrop needs be shaken up something fierce.

[GodWood]

SavesTheDay wrote...

GodWood wrote...

Cutlass Jack wrote...
I'm confused. We're choosing between a continent and a religion?

Not a religion.

Yes, it is.

No, no it's not.

The qun doesn't believe in or worship any divine, omnipresent being or force.

[naledgeborn]

GodWood wrote...

SavesTheDay wrote...

GodWood wrote...

Cutlass Jack wrote...
I'm confused. We're choosing between a continent and a religion?

Not a religion.

Yes, it is.

No, no it's not.

The qun doesn't believe in or worship any divine, omnipresent being or force.

They do idolize a book though (Tome of Koslun). I understand why as it's the original, unadulterated transcription of their way of life. But it's still a book.

[GodWood]

naledgeborn wrote...
They do idolize a book though (Tome of Koslun). I understand why as it's the original, unadulterated transcription of their way of life. But it's still a book.

That doesn't make it a religion.

[Quinnzel]

GodWood wrote...

SavesTheDay wrote...

GodWood wrote...

Cutlass Jack wrote...
I'm confused. We're choosing between a continent and a religion?

Not a religion.

Yes, it is.

No, no it's not.

The qun doesn't believe in or worship any divine, omnipresent being or force.

I have to agree. Though they call it a 'religion' in game, I've always seen the Qun as more of a lifestyle choice.

Like vegetarianism.

I suppose thats all the Qunari really are. Really dedicated vegetarians.

[Gabey5]

Thedas

[TheCreeper]

Qun is Religion, Lifestyle choice and Government rolled into one.

[GodWood]

Quinnzel wrote...
Though they call it a 'religion' in game, I've always seen the Qun as more of a lifestyle choice.

Like vegetarianism.

I suppose thats all the Qunari really are. Really dedicated vegetarians.

Who said that they're a religion?

Modifié par GodWood, 22 octobre 2011 - 12:38 .

[GodWood]

TheCreeper wrote...
Qun is Religion.

How is it a religion?

[Quinnzel]

GodWood wrote...

Quinnzel wrote...
Though they call it a 'religion' in game, I've always seen the Qun as more of a lifestyle choice.

Like vegetarianism.

I suppose thats all the Qunari really are. Really dedicated vegetarians.

Who said that they're a religion?

Im pretty sure Varric mentions it in MotA and Cassandra corrects him.
Not 100% though, I'd need to check. (Ignore, see below)

Though I'm certain the Qunari themselves never make the claim.

TRIPLE EDIT (im on a roll tonight!): Actually, Cassandra makes mention that the Qunari are not one race, they are a religion (in MotA) in reference to Tallis being a member

Modifié par Quinnzel, 22 octobre 2011 - 12:43 .

[Herr Uhl]

GodWood wrote...

Who said that they're a religion?

Genitivi, while not in the game.

So Genetivi sayeth...

Some claim that the qunari were guilty of terrorizing the populace. They divided children from their families and sent adults to ‘learning camps’ for indoctrination in their religious philosophies.
and
Some even said they have a certain kindness to them, or a conspicuous lack of cruelty, and one Seheran who converted reported pity for those who had not, as if the conquerors’ religion led to a sort of self-discovery.

link

[PantheraOnca]

Herr Uhl wrote...

GodWood wrote...

Who said that they're a religion?

Genitivi, while not in the game.

So Genetivi sayeth...

Some claim that the qunari were guilty of terrorizing the populace. They divided children from their families and sent adults to ‘learning camps’ for indoctrination in their religious philosophies.
and
Some even said they have a certain kindness to them, or a conspicuous lack of cruelty, and one Seheran who converted reported pity for those who had not, as if the conquerors’ religion led to a sort of self-discovery.

link

to be fair, that's a character's voice, interpretting what they see as the religion of the kossith. to further be fair, the qun seems to be a philosophy-bordering-on-religion rather than a religion itself (this is assuming a religion requires a "divinity" of some sort).

yay word bendy-ness.

[GodWood]

@ Quinnzel & Herr Uhl.

I'll chalk that up to being in-game foreign ignorance.