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[Sarethus]

My character was in love with Morrigan and wouldn't let her break it off despite her telling me I would regret it. So when my PC went back to my room after learning of the grey warden's 'duty', I was first surprised that she at what she told me and then surprised when I wondered why she told me. 

To put it bluntly my character was planning on sleeping with her anyway, baby or no baby, sort of a last romp before I really might die sort of thing. So she could have gotten her baby even without telling me and I would have been very surprised when I or Alistair (my PC hadn't quite made up his mind who died.) lived after striking the final blow. 

My PC thought about it for a minute and came up with the following idea: She wanted me to follow her, while she may have denied it, some part of her did want me to find her & baby and live together....Yes I may be more romantic then I would ever admit in RL.

So just asking for your opinion here, why do you think she told you (If you were male and in love etc)?

[David Gaider]

Sarethus wrote...
So just asking for your opinion here, why do you think she told you (If you were male and in love etc)?

The ritual involved more than just sex. It would have been nice to see that in the cutscene, but the idea is that sex is the culmination of the ritual and not the entire thing. I'm pretty sure a savvy PC would have figured out that something was up.

[David Gaider]

Fiserfully wrote...
May I ask what the other part of the ritual was?

Well, originally there was supposed to be runes and candles marked around the place where the "act" took place, as well as some ritualized casting -- but that made the scene a mite too long. I guess it's sort of like Schrodinger's Ritual now... if you didn't see it, did it really happen?

I'm just saying that was the intent, is all. The fact that there's magic happening as well is currently left to the imagination.

Modifié par David Gaider, 09 janvier 2010 - 10:36 .