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[paleobones]

My city elf is also wearing the wedding ring. I also kept the wedding dress but she hasnt worn it since. She is also still using the Borrowed sword from Duncan that allowed her escape.

[Gilsa]

mousestalker wrote...

My city elf also kept her wedding dress and Nelaros' ring. She wore the dress to the Landsmeet. If you play her as someone eager to get married, that can be a very rage filled origin.

I haven't gotten around to playing a city elf beyond checking out the origin, but I am very impressed by this roleplay perspective. What a brilliant way of looking inside the mind of your character. I stow family items in the chest across my characters as I can't dismiss family/origin stuff that easily. In the dwarf origin, there was a vendor that sold a variety of noble clothes. I wanted to buy them in the origin, but I knew I wouldn't be able to keep them as I would have lost everything just before Ostagar. I had planned on returning to Orzammar to that vendor again and stash the clothes in my chest. Now I might consider wearing that to Landsmeet, to be dressed as nobility as a tip of the hat to my origin, thanks to your idea.

[AtreiyaN7]

Oh, I always hoard items with special meanings - I'll probably keep the dress/ring too when I get around to the city elf origin. I definitely kept my Cousland family sword and shield (albeit my human noble was a rogue and couldn't use the shield). When I got better weapons/armor/more stuff, I put the sword and shield away, stowing them in my chest at Soldier's Peak.

[Mithrildream]

I put the shield on Alistair and kept the sword for Howe

[Doc Bacon]

haha, I thought I was the only one. I keep all my starting clothes and items

[errant_knight]

I haven't played the elf origin, but as a human noble, I can never bring myself to sell the Cousland family sword and shield, even though they become useless pretty quickly. I'm still carting them around at the end.

Modifié par errant_knight, 07 janvier 2010 - 06:32 .

[Topaz Bee]

I stole Soris' wedding clothes, and along with mine, used them to dress up Daveth and Ser Jory right before they died. I also saved Oghren's 'circus costume' for Alistair when I decided to go for Loghain over him. All I could picture was Alistair throwing his tantrum in way, way too small clown get-up.

Other than that, I tend to sell all that other stuff I should be sentimental about. Usually because I often forget what it is unless it has an obvious name.

[TUHD]

Q: I thought you lost all as a Dwarven Noble, even the shield (except for DLC-stuff of course)? :s That's what happened to me at least :s



My characters sold all, since 'a phoenix arises from the ashes anew' (saying could be wrong)

[Gilsa]

If you mean the Aeducan Family Shield, you get it from Gorim when you run into him again in Denerim.

[ThePasserby]

Really glad I'm not the only one to be sentimental about this! I might follow the example of some of the posters above and have my city elf fight the archdemon in her wedding dress and then sacrifice herself. The funeral scene would then show her being posthumously honoured dressed in her bridal gown ...

[melkathi]

Not only kept the ring, but actually named the mabari Nelaros...

edit:
oh and she is keeping the borrowed sword too. It was borrowed. Eventually she plans to return to Ostagar and should she find Duncan's body, burry it with him.

Modifié par melkathi, 07 janvier 2010 - 06:34 .

[Kohaku]

I kept it all. I harbor no ill will on the guy and he died trying to save me. That's worth something.

[melkathi]

Cat Lance wrote...
(I think this will be muchly fun, the only thing that could make this better is if I could play a city elf apostate, because crazy ****es with magic are uber.  )

(since you can't have that though, why not play an apostate blood mage wearing Leiliana's chantry robes?  )

[Cat Lance]

melkathi wrote...

Cat Lance wrote...
(I think this will be muchly fun, the only thing that could make this better is if I could play a city elf apostate, because crazy ****es with magic are uber.  )

(since you can't have that though, why not play an apostate blood mage wearing Leiliana's chantry robes?  )

That is sort of missing what makes the idea fun. Tis all good. I'll manage it with a warrior or rogue..

[Stuffy38]

For my city elf playthrough, yes I kept the ring. Dwarf Noble I kept the shield (I think Alistair used it for a while). My first Human Noble playthrough (with Ser Moustachio my avatar) I did not acquire the Cousland shield and blade. I did beat Howe to death with my fists so that has to count for something. Subsequent playthroughs as Human Noble I have hung onto the family heirlooms.

[Little Mama]

Topaz Bee wrote...

I stole Soris' wedding clothes, and along with mine, used them to dress up Daveth and Ser Jory right before they died. I also saved Oghren's 'circus costume' for Alistair when I decided to go for Loghain over him. All I could picture was Alistair throwing his tantrum in way, way too small clown get-up.

Other than that, I tend to sell all that other stuff I should be sentimental about. Usually because I often forget what it is unless it has an obvious name.

LOL
I can picture this in my mind... You dont have a pic of it?

I always keep the sentimental stuff, sutch as the Cousland blade and shield and even Alistairs templar shield.

[Isaantia]

Cat Lance wrote...

I plan to do a playthrough where my city elf was extremely devoted to the idea of marrying and flips out afterwards and never takes the wedding dress off. I will slay that bloody dragon in the dress. (I think this will be muchly fun, the only thing that could make this better is if I could play a city elf apostate, because crazy ****es with magic are uber.  )

I used to console to do just this.

[Hyper Cutter]

I'm not sure, but I think my city elf has already ditched the dress and ring. Or maybe I kept them to sell in Ostagar, I forget. I haven't actually started the main game with her yet.



But then, Kallian didn't want an arranged marriage anyway...