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[Todd23]

Battlebloodmage wrote...

Todd23 wrote...

rapscallioness wrote...

I also wonder how my mage PC will react To Cullen.

IF he's in it, etc...will she trust him? What will the surrounding circumstances of their meeting/interaction be? Will it be conducive to them building a friendship and/or romance?

My mage might not know that last bit where Cullen helped defeat Meredith. All she may see is a Templar. During a mage/templar conflict.

In self defense.

Cullen is able to go mad and on a killing spree without the mage-templar conflict. Any mage that sees him will need to either fight or flight.

Considered that he defended mages in DA2. It's not likely that he would go crazy and go on a mage killing spree. I don't really mind, but you seem to have an intense dislike for Cullen. 

He said they're not people, agreed with the tranquil solution, and was right next to Meredith during the right of anulment.  I don't know what game you're playing, but he did not side with the mages.  And he does go insane and on a mage killing spree in Origins depending on your choices.

[Riverdaleswhiteflash]

Todd23 wrote...

Battlebloodmage wrote...

Todd23 wrote...

rapscallioness wrote...

I also wonder how my mage PC will react To Cullen.

IF he's in it, etc...will she trust him? What will the surrounding circumstances of their meeting/interaction be? Will it be conducive to them building a friendship and/or romance?

My mage might not know that last bit where Cullen helped defeat Meredith. All she may see is a Templar. During a mage/templar conflict.

In self defense.

Cullen is able to go mad and on a killing spree without the mage-templar conflict. Any mage that sees him will need to either fight or flight.

Considered that he defended mages in DA2. It's not likely that he would go crazy and go on a mage killing spree. I don't really mind, but you seem to have an intense dislike for Cullen. 

He said they're not people, agreed with the tranquil solution, and was right next to Meredith during the right of anulment.  I don't know what game you're playing, but he did not side with the mages.  And he does go insane and on a mage killing spree in Origins depending on your choices.

You mean in the epilogue? Because that's non-canon. Gaider has already stated the epilogue is nothing more than in-universe rumor, and in fact I think he intends to ignore the one where the Architect makes the Deep Roads peaceful as well.

Modifié par Riverdaleswhiteflash, 16 novembre 2012 - 09:13 .

[Battlebloodmage]

AndersIsLush wrote...

He was ONLY interested in a FEMALE mage in DAO. So why change it so that he's interested in both sexes?

Inb4 "omgz bisexuality all the way" I am not against male/male pairings. I just don't like it when they change characters just to please people.

Let's ask Kaidan and Anders what they think. 

[Rinji the Bearded]

AndersIsLush wrote...

He was ONLY interested in a FEMALE mage in DAO. So why change it so that he's interested in both sexes?

Inb4 "omgz bisexuality all the way" I am not against male/male pairings. I just don't like it when they change characters just to please people.

Why should you even care?

It's not like Cullen would suddenly stop liking women, too.  Just because a person hits on the opposite sex, that does not deem them exclusively heterosexual.  Anyway,  what would you stand to lose if he were made available for both sexes?   (I'll give you a hint: absolutely nothing.)

Modifié par RinjiRenee, 16 novembre 2012 - 10:04 .

[Truffle]

They did it with Anders after his constant talking of wanting a woman by his side in Awakening. Nothing is stopping them from making Cullen bisexual. And even then I do not have problems with people who appreciate both genders.

[Rinji the Bearded]

Rabillion wrote...

They did it with Anders after his constant talking of wanting a woman by his side in Awakening. Nothing is stopping them from making Cullen bisexual. And even then I do not have problems with people who appreciate both genders.

Well, what you mean to say is that nothing would stop them from making Cullen bisexual.  He's far from being confirmed as a companion at this point (I'm not saying he won't absolutely won't be, but facts are facts).

Modifié par RinjiRenee, 16 novembre 2012 - 10:13 .

[Sharn01]

Riverdaleswhiteflash wrote...

Todd23 wrote...

Battlebloodmage wrote...

Todd23 wrote...

rapscallioness wrote...

I also wonder how my mage PC will react To Cullen.

IF he's in it, etc...will she trust him? What will the surrounding circumstances of their meeting/interaction be? Will it be conducive to them building a friendship and/or romance?

My mage might not know that last bit where Cullen helped defeat Meredith. All she may see is a Templar. During a mage/templar conflict.

In self defense.

Cullen is able to go mad and on a killing spree without the mage-templar conflict. Any mage that sees him will need to either fight or flight.

Considered that he defended mages in DA2. It's not likely that he would go crazy and go on a mage killing spree. I don't really mind, but you seem to have an intense dislike for Cullen. 

He said they're not people, agreed with the tranquil solution, and was right next to Meredith during the right of anulment.  I don't know what game you're playing, but he did not side with the mages.  And he does go insane and on a mage killing spree in Origins depending on your choices.

You mean in the epilogue? Because that's non-canon. Gaider has already stated the epilogue is nothing more than in-universe rumor, and in fact I think he intends to ignore the one where the Architect makes the Deep Roads peaceful as well.

You are of course right about tehe epilogue but everything else he said was true, Cullen never did anything for the benefit of mages during DA2, he seemed to have no interest in protecting mages and was clearly in the protect non mages from mages camp of Templar's and cared nothing for mages.    

Modifié par Sharn01, 16 novembre 2012 - 10:35 .

[Battlebloodmage]

Sharn01 wrote...

Riverdaleswhiteflash wrote...

Todd23 wrote...

Battlebloodmage wrote...

Todd23 wrote...

rapscallioness wrote...

I also wonder how my mage PC will react To Cullen.

IF he's in it, etc...will she trust him? What will the surrounding circumstances of their meeting/interaction be? Will it be conducive to them building a friendship and/or romance?

My mage might not know that last bit where Cullen helped defeat Meredith. All she may see is a Templar. During a mage/templar conflict.

In self defense.

Cullen is able to go mad and on a killing spree without the mage-templar conflict. Any mage that sees him will need to either fight or flight.

Considered that he defended mages in DA2. It's not likely that he would go crazy and go on a mage killing spree. I don't really mind, but you seem to have an intense dislike for Cullen. 

He said they're not people, agreed with the tranquil solution, and was right next to Meredith during the right of anulment.  I don't know what game you're playing, but he did not side with the mages.  And he does go insane and on a mage killing spree in Origins depending on your choices.

You mean in the epilogue? Because that's non-canon. Gaider has already stated the epilogue is nothing more than in-universe rumor, and in fact I think he intends to ignore the one where the Architect makes the Deep Roads peaceful as well.

You are of course right about tehe epilogue but everything else he said was true, Cullen never did anything for the benefit of mages during DA2, he seemed to have no interest in protecting mages and was clearly in the protect non mages from mages camp of Templar's and cared nothing for mages.    

He protected the 3 mages if you side with the templars.

[HurricaneGinger]

Battlebloodmage wrote...

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He protected the 3 mages if you side with the templars.

Yep. It sounds like he learned his lesson from the Circle Tower in Ferelden. I never played this myself, but it is an interesting conversation none-the-less.

Cullen's quad...I see it.

He defies Meredith, his direct superior, because he believes it's the right thing to do. Plus he had the Champion on his side so he could get away with it without having his head cleaved off.

He also calls the title of templar a "badge of shame".

I wonder how old he was in DAO. Early, mid twenties? Moving past what happened in Ferelden to wanting to protect these three mages is an insane amount of growth. In Ferelden he wanted to kill every mage because he wasn't sure if they had turned to blood magic. Then in Kirkwall he chooses to protect three mages who may or may not be malificarum. DA2 does takes place over a span of ten years. People change like mad in that period of time.

I love his growth as a character. I would love to learn more about him.

Modifié par PhantomGinger, 17 novembre 2012 - 05:58 .

[DreGregoire]

DreGregoire wrote...

according to the DAO toolset Cullen is 24 during DAO (9:30) so that makes him 34 by 9:40. I think that DAIII will start in 9:40 or shortly thereafter. Oh that makes him the same age as Hawke... *waggles eyebrows*

Heh, and here's the neat little write up about him in the DAO toolset. "Trained Templar. Appears in the Mage Origin as being a little sympathetic to the mages' situation. However, events in the Broken Circle have hardened him."

Modifié par DreGregoire, 17 novembre 2012 - 08:07 .

[Fredward]

PhantomGinger wrote...
He also calls the title of templar a "badge of shame".

He only calls it that because the plebeians no longer the Templars with open doors, free food and virgin daughters tho. xp

Let it be kept in mind that Cullen has nothing against the Templar order, he wholeheartedly believes mages need to be locked up, with the occasional exception. And really I'm not sure he wouldn't have tried to bring the Champion into the Circle eventually. He just realized Meredith was batguano crazy and at that point a blind nug would have realized that. In my headcanon him shuffling away after the last battle is because his PTSD is kicking in and he's terrified my mage Hawke would turn him and the others into ash (which was a justified fear ) so he didn't do it out of goodwill. Course it is only my headcanon.

So yah I don't really see Cullen ever being for the complete abolishment of the Circles. Maybe the moderate path the Divine seemed to want to take before she destroyed a 1000 year old institution. XD

[HurricaneGinger]

DreGregoire wrote...

DreGregoire wrote...

according to the DAO toolset Cullen is 24 during DAO (9:20) so that makes him 34 by 9:30. I think that DAIII will start in 9:30 or shortly thereafter. Oh that makes him the same age as Hawke... *waggles eyebrows*

Heh, and here's the neat little write up about him in the DAO toolset. "Trained Templar. Appears in the Mage Origin as being a little sympathetic to the mages' situation. However, events in the Broken Circle have hardened him."

Ah, totally misssed that. Thanks! XD

I'll never be able to look at the word "hardened" again without giggling.

Foopydoopydoo wrote...

PhantomGinger wrote...
He also calls the title of templar a "badge of shame".

He only calls it that because the plebeians no longer the Templars with open doors, free food and virgin daughters tho. xp

Let it be kept in mind that Cullen has nothing against
the Templar order, he wholeheartedly believes mages need to be locked
up, with the occasional exception. And really I'm not sure he wouldn't
have tried to bring the Champion into the Circle eventually. He just
realized Meredith was batguano crazy and at that point a blind nug would
have realized that. In my headcanon him shuffling away after the last
battle is because his PTSD is kicking in and he's terrified my mage
Hawke would turn him and the others into ash (which was a justified fear
) so he didn't do it out of goodwill. Course it is only my headcanon.


So yah I don't really see Cullen ever being for the complete
abolishment of the Circles. Maybe the moderate path the Divine seemed to
want to take before she destroyed a 1000 year old institution. XD

Oh yeah, I totally agree with that. Not saying he has totally become "HUG THE MAGES MAN", he's just a little more...open minded. I think that's the proper term. But with limits. He definitely thinks mages are dangerous, but he has grown past the "kill them all" mindset. Cullen gets that mages need to be protected too, from others (Meredith aka Foams at the Mouth in this case) as well as themselves.

And the PTSD thing is an interesting way to look at it, especially if Hawke was a mage.

Lol, even my pro-templar Hawke thought a holy war in Kirkwall was a bit much. I could hear her inner self screaming "ANDRASTE'S KNICKERS NO".

Modifié par PhantomGinger, 17 novembre 2012 - 07:21 .

[DreGregoire]

Foopydoopydoo wrote...

Let it be kept in mind that Cullen has nothing against the Templar order, he wholeheartedly believes mages need to be locked up, with the occasional exception. And really I'm not sure he wouldn't have tried to bring the Champion into the Circle eventually. He just realized Meredith was batguano crazy and at that point a blind nug would have realized that. In my headcanon him shuffling away after the last battle is because his PTSD is kicking in and he's terrified my mage Hawke would turn him and the others into ash (which was a justified fear ) so he didn't do it out of goodwill. Course it is only my headcanon.

So yah I don't really see Cullen ever being for the complete abolishment of the Circles.

I think Cullen knew he would die if he didn't let Hawke and party go! *giggles* Also Meredith must have told Cullen that she intended on arresting Hawke (mage or not), because he's under that impression before she decides everybody must die die die!

I agree that Cullen's view on mage's needing to be watched carefully hasn't changed.

Supposedly the templars begin hunting mages in DA3? I can't help but wonder what they are doing with them if/when they find them. Do you think it will be more of an effort to police the situation? Crowd control? Only taking in the leaders? What role if any would Cullen have in this? Will Cullen regret letting Hawke and party go? Certainly if Anders survives the templar order has his vial on hand, but not mage Hawke. If Bethany goes with Hawke, her vial should be on hand to. The warden mage could be tracked. There are just so many unknowns and questions. It's going to drive me insane.

I would love to have Cullen as a companion and/or LI in DA3, but I hope we at least get some closure with him. If we don't I'll have to imagine it for myself. LOL!

Modifié par DreGregoire, 17 novembre 2012 - 07:32 .

[Fredward]

DreGregoire wrote...

DreGregoire wrote...

according to the DAO toolset Cullen is 24 during DAO (9:20) so that makes him 34 by 9:30. I think that DAIII will start in 9:30 or shortly thereafter. Oh that makes him the same age as Hawke... *waggles eyebrows*

Heh, and here's the neat little write up about him in the DAO toolset. "Trained Templar. Appears in the Mage Origin as being a little sympathetic to the mages' situation. However, events in the Broken Circle have hardened him."

Nope! The book Asunder's epilogue takes place in 9:40 and the game will be set after that (presumably). So poor Cullen will be like 44, have a receding hairline and a paunch. XD

Though the toolset ages in Origins should be taken with a grain of salt, I saw a post by Mr. Gaider once where he said they were just there to help the VA's.

Because apparently Alistair is 32 in there.

Modifié par Foopydoopydoo, 17 novembre 2012 - 07:45 .

[DreGregoire]

Foopydoopydoo wrote...

Nope! The book Asunder's epilogue takes place in 9:40 and the game will be set after that (presumably).

You are totally right of course. It's supposed to say 9:30 and 9:40. Changing it now. Thanks!

Why did nobody notice that before now?

Edit: The Alistair age 32 thing was explained by the devs. Initially Alistair was going to be a bit older but during development he became younger. The age's are a bit off in the toolset but if nothing else it gives a place to start from. Cullen always seemed a bit older to me in DAO, so I think mid 20's is a good starting age for him.

Edit: Edit: So that still makes Cullen only 34

Modifié par DreGregoire, 17 novembre 2012 - 08:41 .

[HurricaneGinger]

Foopydoopydoo wrote...

Nope! The book Asunder's epilogue takes place in 9:40 and the game will be set after that (presumably). So poor Cullen will be like 44, have a receding hairline and a paunch. XD

...I'd still do him.

From what I have heard...from...somewhere, I forget...the templars are also rebelling. Though I would imagine some templars would go about attempting to keep order. There could be two kinds: the loyalists, and the extremists. The loyalists want to reinstate any sort of order they can. The extremists want to hack-slash anything that moves and snarff lyrium off each other's "sword of mercy".

If we are indeed Inquisitors, then Cullen could be assigned to our area or something of the like.

I can imagine my character going around to each templar saying: "Are you a good templar, or a bad templar?"

Modifié par PhantomGinger, 17 novembre 2012 - 08:38 .

[DreGregoire]

PhantomGinger wrote...


...I'd still do him.

10 years of age difference doesn't matter but because I screwed up the dates he was actually only 24 in 9:30 so he'll only be 34 in 9:40.

PhantomGinger wrote...

From what I have heard...from...somewhere, I forget...the templars are also rebelling. Though I would imagine some templars would go about attempting to keep order. There could be two kinds: the loyalists, and the extremists. The loyalists want to reinstate any sort of order they can. The extremists want to hack-slash anything that moves and snarff lyrium off each other's "sword of mercy".

I think it's that they abandon the chantry because of the Devine's decisions and go to hunt mages.

PhantomGinger wrote...

I can imagine my character going around to each templar saying: "Are you a good templar, or a bad templar?"

hehe, because surely no templar would lie to you.

Modifié par DreGregoire, 17 novembre 2012 - 08:47 .

[HurricaneGinger]

DreGregoire wrote...

PhantomGinger wrote...

I can imagine my character going around to each templar saying: "Are you a good templar, or a bad templar?"

hehe, because surely no templar would lie to you.

They will if they want their lyrium back. 

[Todd23]

Riverdaleswhiteflash wrote...

Todd23 wrote...

Battlebloodmage wrote...

Todd23 wrote...

rapscallioness wrote...

I also wonder how my mage PC will react To Cullen.

IF he's in it, etc...will she trust him? What will the surrounding circumstances of their meeting/interaction be? Will it be conducive to them building a friendship and/or romance?

My mage might not know that last bit where Cullen helped defeat Meredith. All she may see is a Templar. During a mage/templar conflict.

In self defense.

Cullen is able to go mad and on a killing spree without the mage-templar conflict. Any mage that sees him will need to either fight or flight.

Considered that he defended mages in DA2. It's not likely that he would go crazy and go on a mage killing spree. I don't really mind, but you seem to have an intense dislike for Cullen. 

He said they're not people, agreed with the tranquil solution, and was right next to Meredith during the right of anulment.  I don't know what game you're playing, but he did not side with the mages.  And he does go insane and on a mage killing spree in Origins depending on your choices.

You mean in the epilogue? Because that's non-canon. Gaider has already stated the epilogue is nothing more than in-universe rumor, and in fact I think he intends to ignore the one where the Architect makes the Deep Roads peaceful as well.

I'm going to point out that he didn't say to scrap the epilogue. But mearly pointed out any information you learn second hand could be untrue. If a codex entry was written by someone else, or an epilogue slide says "rumors", you have to consider the source. The Cullen slide was presented as first hand information. The fact that he's still sane if you cross-over that epilogue is like Leliana being alive even if you kill her yourself in Origins.

[HurricaneGinger]

Todd23 wrote...

I'm going to point out that he didn't say to scrap the epilogue. But mearly pointed out any information you learn second hand could be untrue. If a codex entry was written by someone else, or an epilogue slide says "rumors", you have to consider the source. The Cullen slide was presented as first hand information. The fact that he's still sane if you cross-over that epilogue is like Leliana being alive even if you kill her yourself in Origins.

Here is the codex entry: Codex entry: Knight-Captain Cullen

[Todd23]

PhantomGinger wrote...

Todd23 wrote...

I'm going to point out that he didn't say to scrap the epilogue. But mearly pointed out any information you learn second hand could be untrue. If a codex entry was written by someone else, or an epilogue slide says "rumors", you have to consider the source. The Cullen slide was presented as first hand information. The fact that he's still sane if you cross-over that epilogue is like Leliana being alive even if you kill her yourself in Origins.

Here is the codex entry: Codex entry: Knight-Captain Cullen

Yes. That's the DA2 codex entry. I'm referring to the epilogue slide at the end of Origins.


http://dragonage.wik..._(Dragon_Age_II)
This Codex entry for Anders doesn't say anything about him dying, and specifically says that he became a warden and befriended the warden commander. But that's due to them ignoring the alternative options from Origins. You can still choose to not recruit him in Awakening, it just doesn't cross-over.

[Liamv2]

Honestly i think he is interesting and for my for my femage play through it would be as funny as it was with fenris

[Wynne]

David Gaider wrote...

AstraDrakkar wrote...
What could happen to poor Cullen in DA3?

I'm sure that, if we did include him in DA3, no matter what direction we take him some people will declare him Ruined FOREVER. I mean, what if we contravened headcanon? Perish the thought. There's so much blank canvas which has been filled in by his fans, it's practically impossible we could do otherwise.

Meh. I had Fenris headcanon before we met him, and that didn't impede my enjoyment of the character the way he truly was. All I wished was that there was more of him, and that's not a bad thing. I think most people will enjoy whatever you do as long as he is either fairly consistent with what we knew, or implications are made as to why he's not.

The only things that would make me feel unhappy is if there were absolutely no hints of the parts of his past that we 100% know about because we were there to watch it unfold. He probably had a tortured attraction to a mage (even if you weren't a mage PC, he just seems like the type; it explains his sympathy for mages in part, and his extreme reaction to the betrayal.) At the very least, he was friendly with the circle mages, and afterward ready to watch them all burn out of grief and suffering and fear and anger. Then, in DA2 it's made clear that someone gave him a damned good mentoring. I'm very interested to know what that was like, and how well it held over the years after his experiences in DA2. He just seems like a character who's seen both sides--too much sympathy and too little sympathy for mages--and has learned to value balance and objectivity instead. He's seen enough to know the world is more complex than some people think it is, but he still has these little hints of an appealing shy streak, as we see from how uncomfortable he is talking about conversing with the ladies of the Blooming Rose. In contrast to someone like early-DAO Alistair, though, he's experienced and serious-minded and dedicated to his work. There's something a little sad/grim/grave about him. 

I don't have any specific headcanon per se. I don't think most fans of actual Cullen do. They just like what they saw and what was implied about who he is. If Cullen's writer(s) stick to the themes that made him so well loved, but flesh them out in creative ways, I think even the hardcore headcanoners will have to say, "It wasn't what I expected, but it was so good I didn't care." 

Personally, I think I'd be delighted to have him around. Some minor characters just get your brain going, make you curious about what's underneath the surface, what makes them tick. We still don't know Cullen's youth or how it shaped him. I don't know whether he could be convinced to fall for a mage under certain circumstances (I want to point to an example here, but I don't think I should--you can probably figure out what I mean) or whether he would swallow his feelings and brokenly turn his back. He seems a little bit the stiff upper lip type to me. Maybe she'd have to be a very trustworthy and morally sound sort, if it would work. Otherwise it might just turn to bitterness.

I don't know where you'd go with him necessarily, but after reading Asunder, I think he could very easily have an extremely solid position within a story like the one DA3 is likely to be (mage-rebellion related, surely.) He'd make a great voice of reason. 

Modifié par Wynne, 20 novembre 2012 - 02:28 .

[Mello]

[quote]DreGregoire wrote...

[quote]PhantomGinger wrote...


...I'd still do him.

[/quote]

10 years of age difference doesn't matter but because I screwed up the dates he was actually only 24 in 9:30 so he'll only be 34 in 9:40.

...I'd still do him. 

[HurricaneGinger]

[quote]iPoohCupCakes wrote...

[quote]DreGregoire wrote...

[quote]PhantomGinger wrote...


...I'd still do him.

[/quote]

10 years of age difference doesn't matter but because I screwed up the dates he was actually only 24 in 9:30 so he'll only be 34 in 9:40.

...I'd still do him. 
[/quote]



[quote]Wynne wrote...

[quote]David Gaider wrote...

[quote]AstraDrakkar wrote...
What could happen to poor Cullen in DA3?[/quote]

I'm sure that, if we did include him in DA3, no matter what direction we take him some people will declare him Ruined FOREVER. I mean, what if we contravened headcanon? Perish the thought. There's so much blank canvas which has been filled in by his fans, it's practically impossible we could do otherwise.[/quote]Meh. I had Fenris headcanon before we met him, and that didn't impede my enjoyment of the character the way he truly was. All I wished was that there was more of him, and that's not a bad thing. I think most people will enjoy whatever you do as long as he is either fairly consistent with what we knew, or implications are made as to why he's not.

The only things that would make me feel unhappy is if there were absolutely no hints of the parts of his past that we 100% know about because we were there to watch it unfold. He probably had a tortured attraction to a mage (even if you weren't a mage PC, he just seems like the type; it explains his sympathy for mages in part, and his extreme reaction to the betrayal.) At the very least, he was friendly with the circle mages, and afterward ready to watch them all burn out of grief and suffering and fear and anger. Then, in DA2 it's made clear that someone gave him a damned good mentoring. I'm very interested to know what that was like, and how well it held over the years after his experiences in DA2. He just seems like a character who's seen both sides--too much sympathy and too little sympathy for mages--and has learned to value balance and objectivity instead. He's seen enough to know the world is more complex than some people think it is, but he still has these little hints of an appealing shy streak, as we see from how uncomfortable he is talking about conversing with the ladies of the Blooming Rose. In contrast to someone like early-DAO Alistair, though, he's experienced and serious-minded and dedicated to his work. There's something a little sad/grim/grave about him. 

I don't have any specific headcanon per se. I don't think most fans of actual Cullen do. They just like what they saw and what was implied about who he is. If Cullen's writer(s) stick to the themes that made him so well loved, but flesh them out in creative ways, I think even the hardcore headcanoners will have to say, "It wasn't what I expected, but it was so good I didn't care." 

Personally, I think I'd be delighted to have him around. Some minor characters just get your brain going, make you curious about what's underneath the surface, what makes them tick. We still don't know Cullen's youth or how it shaped him. I don't know whether he could be convinced to fall for a mage under certain circumstances (I want to point to an example here, but I don't think I should--you can probably figure out what I mean) or whether he would swallow his feelings and brokenly turn his back. He seems a little bit the stiff upper lip type to me. Maybe she'd have to be a very trustworthy and morally sound sort, if it would work. Otherwise it might just turn to bitterness.

I don't know where you'd go with him necessarily, but after reading Asunder, I think he could very easily have an extremely solid position within a story like the one DA3 is likely to be (mage-rebellion related, surely.) He'd make a great voice of reason. 
[/quote]

Wynne, have I ever mentioned that I love your walls of text? No sarcasm, totally serious.



You've brought up some excellent points. We have only seen the tip of the iceburg that is Cullen, but we are fascinated.

Speaking of Asunder...I still need to read it.

Modifié par PhantomGinger, 20 novembre 2012 - 03:04 .