thats1evildude wrote...
I'll note that Fiona wasn't too badly affected by being possessed by a demon in The Calling. But Fiona is also very tough.
Fiona's the first to f-bomb the Chantry. What a woman!
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thats1evildude wrote...
I'll note that Fiona wasn't too badly affected by being possessed by a demon in The Calling. But Fiona is also very tough.
LadyWench wrote...
LobselVith8 wrote...
Irving does point out it's because Connor made a deal with the Desire Demon. As long as the mage willingly made a bargain with a denizen of the Fade, which was the case with Connor, it can (apparently) be reversed. That isn't always the case with possession. Uldred, who lost a battle of wills after summoning more demons than he could control, would not be able to have the same procedure done.
Thanks, LobselVith8. You make an interesting point, and I do remember Irving saying that, but that still doesn't make much sense to me. I mean, once you've been vulnerable to a demon's manipulations/sought out demons to make a deal with, wouldn't you be considered weak and a lost cause? I thought that was the whole justification for killing blood mages and abominations to begin with. And if a mage is tricked into helping a demon in the Harrowing, for example, doesn't that fall under the category of a "curable" possession and therefore the Templars should not be killing these apprentices?
LadyWench wrote...
There seem to be blood mages who don't use their powers for evil or go on demonic rampages (Malcolm Hawke and Merrill come to mind), can possession be the same thing? Again, that brings me back to my OP.
It's just a very complicated topic, like I said. Hopefully with the mage vs. Chantry war coming to a head, we will get some clarity.
LadyWench wrote...
And if a mage is tricked into helping a demon in the Harrowing, for example, doesn't that fall under the category of a "curable" possession and therefore the Templars should not be killing these apprentices?
Modifié par Dagr88, 01 octobre 2012 - 04:33 .
Dagr88 wrote...
Circle needs clever and talented mages. Everyone else gets a lucky sunshine sticker on their forehead or a headcut.
Talent is a requirement for the Harrowing.
Testing Fade survival skills is the purpose of the Harrowing.
Modifié par LadyWench, 07 octobre 2012 - 04:37 .