If the Ben-Hassrath was satisifed with them, yes, it would technically be possible.hhh89 wrote...
Dark Korsar wrote...
http://social.biowar...ex/3308675&lf=8 please read thishhh89 wrote...
Hawke could very well entering in the warrior caste if he's a warrior. A rogue might become a Ben Hassrath, but in this case he'll fall under the Ariqun. The Tamassran choose the field based on people's abilities and talents (at least those who are already adults when converted). If Hawke is a warrior, it's obviously that he'll be a warrior under the Qun.
And again, unless you have some proof about some special breeding programs for the Arishok's role, all you're saying are assumptions.
What they said here isn't what you said. Kirby said that there are breeding programs for soldiers,not for the Arishok exclusively (which I was debating). Meaning that they breed for the purpose of generating tronger soldiers. But Kirby said that they evaluate the natural attitude too. If a Qunari from an intellectual breeding program turns out to be more adept to warfare, he'd be assigned under the Arishok. Natural attitude and talents are still determinant to the choice.
Plus, Gaider said that members from other races could reach position of leadership with the consent of the Ben Hassrsath. So Hawke could become a leader in the Qun. As every humans, elves le dwarves under the Qun, with the approval of the Ben Hassrath and provided that they are better than the others.
Qunari have been bred for specific roles for a very long time. Parentage isn't really the issue anymore: It's more like pedigree. If you're a soldier, then there have been lots and lots and lots of soldiers in your bloodline, to the extent that you were probably born with the capacity to march in formation. If you were bred to be a fisherman, you are probably drawn to water the way that Labrador Retrievers are compelled, as if by an unseen force, to jump into the swimming pools of the neighbors. But breeding doesn't mean you, specifically, are suited for the job. Maybe you're bred to be a soldier, but you turn out more intellectual -- the Tamassrans may stick you in the priesthood, researching weapons technology or the Ben-Hassrath, policing the populace, or who knows what, depending on what roles need filled by someone with your specific traits.
Qunari convert people to the Qun by conquering them, dismantling their society, separating their families, and raising all their children as Qunari.
The Tamassrans raise all the children, give them their general education, and evaulate them. Qunari are officially assigned their roles when they are twelve years old. The Tamassrans have some tests, but nothing requiring a #2 pencil. They also have something of a head start on the process, since they are the ones who control the Qunari selective breeding program.
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What's the point of your post? Tamassran control breeding programs for every fields, not just the leaders like the Arishok (which again, was wha I was suggesting they weren't doing), but depending on natural attitude Qunari could be assigned to other fields, and other races could reach leadership positions. Which I said was possible.
I don't particularly care for the templars or the mages, but I'd much rather try and find a solution that addresses both sides than pick one.
