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[nmal015]

The dwarven noble origin is just amazing, 10/10. By far my favorite origins.

[Lyphen]

Nothing can defeat the dwarven noble! We have it all! Sex, lies, honour, blood and intrigue. With a 25 gold parting gift to boot.

[DoctorPringles]

I rather liked the City Elf origin, if only to relentlessly slaughter humans. *shrug*

[Magimel]

I did enjoy both dwarf origins. Someone mentioned earlier about feeling apathy as a commoner and civic pride as a noble, I think that is exactly what you are suppose too feel and shows how powerful the writing is for both origins. Why would a casteless care about a city that shuns them? And as noble, why wouldn't you be filled with pride of your people's greatness when you were born into privilege and power.

On a side note, am I the only person that actually enjoyed the Dalish origin?  The fact that it thrusts you into the action right away, and you are instantly given the choice of what to do with some would be trespassers. Plus the picture it paints about humans, and more importantly the underlying anti-big government theme of the Dalish origin is wonderful. I will concede that it is short, and not as dark as other origins, but the amazingly different perspective of the world the Dalish origin has compared to the others is refreshing.

Modifié par Magimel, 17 janvier 2010 - 06:32 .

[DoctorPringles]

I did enjoy that origin, but I had very little time to know those elves who are "my people." Ergo, I find it difficult to truly feel a sense of pride at being a Dalish elf. Nonetheless, I made it my mission on that character to kill humans and save elves.

[Reaper019]

I thought that the comoner was very fun when it came right down to it i also agree that the noble was fun but I think that the commoner was more fun.