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[Bl4ckWizh]

Hello, I am in doubt if talking to the first enchanter about "that mage" (forgot name) that was trieing to escape with his initiate lover was the good thing to do?...

[mousestalker]

In the end it doesn't matter much if you ratted out Jowan to Irving or not.

[Original182]

Jowan? Ah dude in the end you alone must decide whether obeying the rules of the Mages Circle or helping your friend is the right thing to do.

[Bl4ckWizh]

Well, I reported him because I had a feeling he was using Blood magic and in the end he did.

Letting him get free would result in bad things as Blood magic corrupts the mind.

[Original182]

Dude you are not wrong in your assessment. We must all obey the rules and laws.

[Gold Dragon]

mousestalker wrote...

In the end it doesn't matter much if you ratted out Jowan to Irving or not.

It DOES give you an excuse, however.  You can state that Irving Ordered you down there, and doing so twice in the origin story makes Irving say:  Do we not reward good service (namely that of making the Chantry look foolish)?

And a third time it gets mentioned, when you return to the Tower as a Grey Warden.

[KnightofPhoenix]

It doesn't matter at all.

That's the thing about the origins. They always end the same way. For good or bad.

[Mithrildream]

I always wondered what would happen if I turned him in or not. I didn't play the mage past the origin story. I wondered If I met Jowan again later, what would happen and If it had any bearing on whether the mages or the templars helped with the end battles.

Modifié par Mithrildream, 25 décembre 2009 - 02:41 .

[rayvioletta]

it does give some slightly different dialogue options later in the game, both in the tower and Redcliffe. but nothing to worry over

[peepiceek]

Original182 wrote...

Dude you are not wrong in your assessment. We must all obey the rules and laws.

What about that one song by Judas Priest... What was it again? Hmmm........