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[Costin_Razvan]

She even manages to compare her actions to those of Andraste

And she would be quite right. Or do you think Andraste conquered the entire Southern Imperium through harsh words, and simple fights? Oh no. Andraste burned the crops of the Imperium, starting famine, her army carved a bloody swathe across the land.

She was a very ruthless woman.

Modifié par Costin_Razvan, 23 mai 2010 - 03:03 .

[Emerald Melios]

Costin_Razvan wrote...

She even manages to compare her actions to those of Andraste

And she would be quite right. Or do you think Andraste conquered the entire Southern Imperium through harsh words, and simple fights? Oh no. Andraste burned the crops of the Imperium, starting famine, her army carved a bloody swathe across the land.

She was a very ruthless woman.

And a sorceress to boot.

[BHRamsay]

Oh I have no doubt she was a real hoot at parties. Im just not sold on the idea Andraste would throw her lot in with a demon possessed megalomaniac -- of course the Chantry could have covered up that aspect of her character.

[Nuclear]

Well apparently Andraste is a dragon now so she certainly is ruthless...



Returning to OP I don't blame you, I really don't. That man deserves no help, I would gladly side with the werewolves again to kill him rather than help him. He's so narrow minded and spiteful it's pathetic.

[old book]

Emerald Melios wrote...

BHRamsay wrote...

Emerald Melios wrote...

Indeed, people like that spiteful Revered Mother at Ostagar are responsible for Uldred going off the deep end. Too bad you never get any dialogue options to suggest the Chantry pushed Uldred into a corner and turned him into a pride demon.

You can always have that conversation with one of the first bloodmages you encounter...

You might recall her as the one who tries to KILL you, before groveling for her life while blaming everyone else for FORCING her to kill templars and leaving her fellow apprentices (the ones she claims she is trying to free) to be consumed by demons.

She even manages to compare her actions to those of Andraste. 

I wish she could've been recruited as a mage companion instead of Wynne.

So do I, really. There's supposed to be a way to talk her into showing up to help out in the final battle, but I've never been able to get the conversation path right.

She spends a lot of time on justification rather than accepting responsibility. On the other hand, considering what all the mages went through, end products with very limited compassion or empathy are not surprising.

Modifié par old book, 23 mai 2010 - 05:04 .

[BHRamsay]

-ßeta- wrote...

Well apparently Andraste is a dragon now so she certainly is ruthless...

Returning to OP I don't blame you, I really don't. That man deserves no help, I would gladly side with the werewolves again to kill him rather than help him. He's so narrow minded and spiteful it's pathetic.

He's Dalish ...nuff said

Look i'm not without empathy, I understand that he's upset and grieveing He suffered, his people suffered, no question, but as is pointed out in game, the people responsible for what happend to hsi family  died centuries ago and at this point many many more innocents have suffered as a result for crimes they had no knowledge of. You also don't get the sense that the clan learned anything from what happened ... that doesn't sit well with me.

[Sarah1281]

Emerald Melios wrote...

Indeed, people like that spiteful Revered Mother at Ostagar are responsible for Uldred going off the deep end. Too bad you never get any dialogue options to suggest the Chantry pushed Uldred into a corner and turned him into a pride demon.

Ines blames Wynne for that, at least.