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[Arokel]

I'm pretty sure we are all wondering how Flemeth is involved in DAIII.

So far she has been instrumental in the story of both the Warden and Hawke.

As the series has continued she has been revealed to  be far more than any of us thought she was.  

She is ancient.  Stories of her are told in human and elven cultures.  She is an incredibly powerful shapeshifter. She can split a part of herself off to ensure her survival.  She may even be watching Sandal in his sleep.  These are just a few of the things we know about her.

Does anybody think her role will expand in DAIII or will it be smaller like in DAII?

[Reznore57]

I think (or hope) she will play a bigger part.

Maybe not everything about her will be revealed but I don't see the point of her showing up again , being all cryptic and then vanishing.

I think we're going to play an Inquisitor who's trying to understand what's the hell is going on in Thedas.
So meeting Flemeth should be important , and the p.c we're going to play should be super curious.( well , I can dream it's gonna be the case...)

One thing i would like is our new p.c trying to understand why the warden and Hawke vanished ,and confront Flemeth about that.

[Arokel]

Reznore57 wrote...
One thing i would like is our new p.c trying to understand why the warden and Hawke vanished ,and confront Flemeth about that.

One problem with that is that not everyone's canon Wardens survived final battle.  In these cases the new Warden Commander never met Flemeth and I don't see why she would care about him/her.

Modifié par Arokel, 25 septembre 2012 - 09:11 .

[RedWulfi]

Spoiler: Flemeth is Andraste

But seriously... I hope she doesn't turn out to be the bad guy. That would be too obvious.

[NRieh]

I'm more concerned about another thing...My Warden did not kill Flemmeth on Morrigan quest - she just took a book....And my Hawke helped her to resurrect from that amulet...so.. do I have TWO Flemeths now?!... 8P

[Maclimes]

Nrieh wrote...

I'm more concerned about another thing...My Warden did not kill Flemmeth on Morrigan quest - she just took a book....And my Hawke helped her to resurrect from that amulet...so.. do I have TWO Flemeths now?!... 8P

No, that was just an insurance plan in case Morrigan or the Warden came to kill her. If that didn't happen, it's safe to assume she abandoned her old body in favor of the new one that Hawke created for her. Or something.

[NRieh]

If that didn't happen, it's safe to assume she abandoned her old body in favor of the new one that Hawke created for her. Or something.

....aahh...speculations, speculations for everyone!...

I hope we'll see. I doubt they'd resurrect her "just in case".

[Rpgfantasyplayer]

I would think she would play at least a minor role since she showed up in DA:O and DA2. I wouldn't be suprised to find out that she is the one behind everything or at least knows who is and is possibly helping them.

[ScarMK]

I won't mind if she appears, though I'll be pretty pissed/annoyed if she rescues the Inquisitor. It's just getting old after two games.

[Althix]

can i kill her for real this time?

[Vandicus]

Arokel wrote...

Reznore57 wrote...
One thing i would like is our new p.c trying to understand why the warden and Hawke vanished ,and confront Flemeth about that.

One problem with that is that not everyone's canon Wardens survived final battle.  In these cases the new Warden Commander never met Flemeth and I don't see why she would care about him/her.

If Flemeth didn't take them away so to speak, and was rather being investigated by Hawke and the Warden Commander, their disappearances still makes sense in a Flemeth-related story. There's a variety of ways in which its possible for the Orlesian Warden Commander to get involved.

[Innocent Erendira]

It would be pretty neat if she would become your ally or your enemy depending on the path you decide to take. At this point I would be surprised if Flemeth and her new body wouldn't become a companion or at least prominent npc. The reveal of who she is would come at the end of the game..dundundun

[Beerfish]

Dragon swoops in and kills enemy.
Player: "Flemeth! Thank god you have arrived, just in the nick of time!"
Dragon: I'm not Flemeth.....RAWR!"
Player: "Damn."

[Vandicus]

Beerfish wrote...

Dragon swoops in and kills enemy.
Player: "Flemeth! Thank god you have arrived, just in the nick of time!"
Dragon: I'm not Flemeth.....RAWR!"
Player: "Damn."

We kill dragons all the time. Now if it spoke and was actually not Flemeth, then damn is totally an appropriate response.

[NRieh]

I would be surprised if Flemeth and her new body wouldn't become a companion or at least prominent npc.

Companion dragon? M&M comes to my mind, you know..travelling never was nicer...

[Wulfram]

I would like to see some sort of limits established for her powers.

At the moment she seems like anything anyone does would result in her laughing and saying "exactly as I planned" and then exhibiting some magic power that no one else has to get what they want.

Either that or she'll continue to have the power to make doing her wishes a "Main Quest"

[Vandicus]

Wulfram wrote...


At the moment she seems like anything anyone does would result in her laughing and saying "exactly as I planned" and then exhibiting some magic power that no one else has to get what they want.

The hand-waved master plan is the worst possible outcome for a character like hers. By the Maker and all the Old Gods I hope they don't go that route.

[Zevais]

AndersIsLush wrote...

Spoiler: Flemeth is Andraste

But seriously... I hope she doesn't turn out to be the bad guy. That would be too obvious.

heh, I see my old thread still lives on...

[marshalleck]

Flemeth is absolutely awesome, but I wonder if it wouldn't be best to let her fade from the spotlight a bit. We saw what happened in ME3 when the Reapers became demystified, and I for one wouldn't want to see that happen with one of my favorite Dragon Age characters. Leave her a tertiary character, mystery intact.

Modifié par marshalleck, 25 septembre 2012 - 08:21 .

[NRieh]

@marshalleck - Hope springs eternal....

[filetemo]

Flemeth has an habit of saving your character in the first hours of the game. I wonder if she is going to save the Inquisitor too this time.

Also, I expect "what have we here" to be heard again from her mouth

[whykikyouwhy]

Wulfram wrote...

I would like to see some sort of limits established for her powers.

At the moment she seems like anything anyone does would result in her laughing and saying "exactly as I planned" and then exhibiting some magic power that no one else has to get what they want.

Either that or she'll continue to have the power to make doing her wishes a "Main Quest"

Unless I'm forgetting something from DA:O, we really haven't seen much of her "powers" except for the ability to become a dragon...and her gift of hazy foresight. At this point, it may be that anything attributed to her is just legend - that the shapeshifting is it, as far as the extraordinary goes. She may just be a really sharp creature who has learned quite well how to survive.

[Wulfram]

whykikyouwhy wrote...

Unless I'm forgetting something from DA:O, we really haven't seen much of her "powers" except for the ability to become a dragon...and her gift of hazy foresight. At this point, it may be that anything attributed to her is just legend - that the shapeshifting is it, as far as the extraordinary goes. She may just be a really sharp creature who has learned quite well how to survive.

Foresight, self resurrection/teleportation or duplication, OGB rituals, shapeshifting into a dragon, shapeshifting into a different human form

She may well end up having appropriate limits, but what we've seen so far makes me nervous.

[marshalleck]

Wulfram wrote...

whykikyouwhy wrote...

Unless I'm forgetting something from DA:O, we really haven't seen much of her "powers" except for the ability to become a dragon...and her gift of hazy foresight. At this point, it may be that anything attributed to her is just legend - that the shapeshifting is it, as far as the extraordinary goes. She may just be a really sharp creature who has learned quite well how to survive.

Foresight, self resurrection/teleportation or duplication, OGB rituals, shapeshifting into a dragon, shapeshifting into a different human form

She may well end up having appropriate limits, but what we've seen so far makes me nervous.

I'm still thinking the elvish trickster god, or an avatar of sorts (for lack of a better term) could be an explanation. 

All of her characteristics would clearly categorize her as a "trickster" in any real world human mythology. 

Modifié par marshalleck, 25 septembre 2012 - 10:08 .