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[MKDAWUSS]

obbob wrote...

the reason is that Ser Cautherine indicates that Loghain saved her life. She has a knight's sense of honour, and that is why she listens to him, because she knows she owes her this debt.

The lines she gives if you convince her to allow you to step into the landsmeet is really well said. It shows how difficult it was for her to say that Loghain must be stopped, since she probably felt like she was backstabbing her savior.

I would have liked to have had a post-Landsmeet convo with her had you spared both her and Loghain.

Acemath wrote...

The things i would do to her,if
she was a romance option.According to me,she has a shortage of
something.It's about time she tasted a sword of flesh../../../images/forum/emoticons/whistling.png../../../images/forum/emoticons/grin.png../../../images/forum/emoticons/angel.png

I like what you're thinking. I wish my Warden could have at least provided a couple of suggestive lines.

[Cheese Elemental]

I lopped her head clean off for calling me a churl. I don't know what that means, but it hurt my feelings!

[SusanStoHelit]

Well, in context it means something like 'peasant' or 'low status, valueless piece of sh*t'.

What is completely senseless is that she says it to you even if you're the son/daughter of the king of Orzammar - or the sole surviving (apparently) Cousland. In the first case, you're a prince/princess (if an exiled one, and a dwarf to boot); in the second, you not only outrank her by a vast margin - but also outrank Eamon and Loghain. The Couslands are second only to the king.

Edit: gods I hate formatting.

Modifié par SusanStoHelit, 28 juin 2010 - 05:19 .

[Elhanan]

I played my female HN 2H as an admirer of what she used to be, in the same way many look at Loghain. So when she quits the field at Ostagar, she made it near to the top of my lists under Howe and Loghain. I defeated her twice, and the second time alone. Quite pleased with those results, and two Summer swords as a bonus.

[Giggles_Manically]

Alistair says: NO SER CAUTHRIEN FOR YOU!

[MKDAWUSS]

SusanStoHelit wrote...

Well, in context it means something like 'peasant' or 'low status, valueless piece of sh*t'.

What is completely senseless is that she says it to you even if you're the son/daughter of the king of Orzammar - or the sole surviving (apparently) Cousland. In the first case, you're a prince/princess (if an exiled one, and a dwarf to boot); in the second, you not only outrank her by a vast margin - but also outrank Eamon and Loghain. The Couslands are second only to the king.

Edit: gods I hate formatting.

Actually, Loghain is on par with the HN's father -- they both have the rank of Teyrn. While I don't know what the HN's status is specifically, I would believe that he or she still "outranks" Cauthrien. Of course, Howe's attack could easily have changed everything in that respect.

[Alien1099]

SeanMurphy2 wrote...

But what if Loghain believes that the battle is lost and the King is already dead. And a retreat is needed to preserve the army.

Cauthrien can't insist that Loghain commit the rest of the army to battle. It would be like a lower ranked soldier questioning her order to retreat. Loghain is the commander and makes those decisions.

It would be different if Loghain ordered her to directly attack and kill Cailan.

It was a precalculated move and he never intended to put his troops on the field. It's called a Coup de tat.