Tinxa wrote...
I think the red ring is the Inquisition ring. It's glowy and seems the most important so maybe it's a symbol of the Inquisitor.
Also I'm not sure if the thumb ring represents anything. It's not visible so it may just be there because it looks cool or something.
I don't think this is the same Inquisitor order:hhh89 wrote...
El_Chala_Legalizado wrote...
All I see in those rings are Templars, Seekers, The Circle and Inquisitors.
Probably the main groups of this game that our guy has to deal with.
There is at least another ring (in the image with sword is clear); besides, the red ring doesn't seem to have the classical Inquisition symbol, though it isn't very clear with the red light.
I guess we'll have to wait and see.
.Modifié par El_Chala_Legalizado, 11 juin 2013 - 11:04 .
El_Chala_Legalizado wrote...
I don't think this is the same Inquisitor order:
The original ones became templars and we still have a Templar ring there, so there are chaces that the Templars have not been disolved, making the new inquistors a completely new faction.
Also, that's the only ring that attracts attention, making the group which belongs is the most important and since both the title and the protagonist have ties with the Inquisitors, it's very proable that the ring in question is from them.
Ps: The fifth ring might be the Wardens, haven't see it before
I think it's hidden because they are getting slaughtered and therefore they don't have a weight as big as the others (or aren't part of the problem).
I know, but once I put my tin-foil hat, I'll speculate about every detail I see:lol:Bloodfestx wrote...
I think its hidden because hes wearing it on his thumb......
The Masters of the Universe?hhh89 wrote...
Ps: The fifth ring might be the Wardens, haven't see it before
I think it's hidden because they are getting slaughtered and therefore they don't have a weight as big as the others (or aren't part of the problem).
I hope not. Thedas needs the Wardens.
If there's a reason for the hiding, it might be because it rapresents a new faction they're not ready to show.
O Dubhghaill wrote...
The helmet also bears the dragon insignia - one can only surmise the owner follows the dragon... whom many have interpreted to be Flemeth, although I wonder if it is the embodiment of the 'old God' Morrigan gave birth to. Then again, we don't know what Flemeth really is, certainly she has been the chess-master over the last couple of games; she 'saved' the Thedas Wardens and thus ended the blight, and altered the balance of power in Kirkwall so that neither Merdith nor Orsino would win that war; but whether her motives are to destroy or protect the world, I guess we are left to wonder. She does appear to have a direct link to the 'Fade', so the question is, was she manipulating the situation to lead the DA world towards the abyss, or was she aware the abyss was inevitable and simply trying to balance the scales of power so that no single power emerged, and by destroying the other factions, made the job of the 'demons' easier. If the latter is the case, perhaps the job of the PC is to unite these Factions, including the Qunari, before the **** really hits the fan. Only problem with this idea is it was done in Mass Effect 3. All speculation of course, and fun for what it is; also wonder, are Morrigan and Flemeth on opposing sides? In Irish folklore Morrigan (Great Queen, for anybody interested in translations) was the goddess of battle, troubled times, and sovereignty. Don't know if Bioware know that, but Morrigan, in Irish folklore, brings about 'correct' battles with a poem; it is her job to ensure a cleansing battle is brought about to end times of trouble.
El_Chala_Legalizado wrote...
I don't think this is the same Inquisitor order:hhh89 wrote...
El_Chala_Legalizado wrote...
All I see in those rings are Templars, Seekers, The Circle and Inquisitors.
Probably the main groups of this game that our guy has to deal with.
There is at least another ring (in the image with sword is clear); besides, the red ring doesn't seem to have the classical Inquisition symbol, though it isn't very clear with the red light.
I guess we'll have to wait and see.
The original ones became templars and we still have a Templar ring there, so there are chaces that the Templars have not been disolved, making the new inquistors a completely new faction.
Also, that's the only ring that attracts attention, making the group which belongs is the most important and since both the title and the protagonist have ties with the Inquisitors, it's very proable that the ring in question is from them.
El_Chala_Legalizado wrote...
The Masters of the Universe?
Still, I dunno, I agree with the idea that those could be any of the PC backgrounds ('cept for the red ring), so he could be an ex-warden or maybe the last ring is from a noble house (Implying the existence of a noble background like DA:O).
azarhal wrote...
This is the Inquisition symbol, it's on DAI official t-shirts and on Cassandra's and her underlings armors in the trailer which we know are in game assets...
There is nothing on that dude, with all the dragon symbolisms, that link him to the Inquisition. Which is why I suspect that he represent the "agents of chaos" and not the PC. The rings would be the "infected" factions. It wouldn't be the first time BioWare use an antagonist in their promoting material...
Modifié par thedragons, 11 juin 2013 - 11:38 .
Wait... There are official DAI t-shirts?! Why nobody has told me that before?!!azarhal wrote...
El_Chala_Legalizado wrote...
I don't think this is the same Inquisitor order:hhh89 wrote...
El_Chala_Legalizado wrote...
All I see in those rings are Templars, Seekers, The Circle and Inquisitors.
Probably the main groups of this game that our guy has to deal with.
There is at least another ring (in the image with sword is clear); besides, the red ring doesn't seem to have the classical Inquisition symbol, though it isn't very clear with the red light.
I guess we'll have to wait and see.
The original ones became templars and we still have a Templar ring there, so there are chaces that the Templars have not been disolved, making the new inquistors a completely new faction.
Also, that's the only ring that attracts attention, making the group which belongs is the most important and since both the title and the protagonist have ties with the Inquisitors, it's very proable that the ring in question is from them.
This is the Inquisition symbol, it's on DAI official t-shirts and on Cassandra's and her underlings armors in the trailer which we know are in game assets...
There is nothing on that dude, with all the dragon symbolisms, that link him to the Inquisition. Which is why I suspect that he represent the "agents of chaos" and not the PC. The rings would be the "infected" factions. It wouldn't be the first time BioWare use an antagonist in their promoting material...
Modifié par El_Chala_Legalizado, 11 juin 2013 - 11:45 .
hhh89 wrote...
@azarhal, I completely forgot that they shown already the Inquisition logo in their t-shirts (though in the trailer I'm fairly sure Cassandra has the Seeker logo, not sure about her men).
Modifié par azarhal, 12 juin 2013 - 12:20 .
Modifié par hhh89, 12 juin 2013 - 12:24 .
Modifié par Androme, 12 juin 2013 - 12:29 .
Androme wrote...
I don't think the backgrounds will be class-specific. For example a Mage can't have a Templar background, and a Warrior can't have a circle background.
I think background will be more something like: Noble, Commoner, Grey Warden, Orlesian Military, Seeker. (Can Mages be in the Orlesian Military and the Seekers pre-DA:I?)
Reznore57 wrote...
They may have change the Inquisition symbols because It looked too much like the Seekers and templars one.And it was too complicated for a ring.
On the T shirt there is a red dot , we still have the red thing going on .
TCBC_Freak wrote...
I had a idea close to the theory of the OP, I also think it would be cool if you choose a starting faction (background), and that determines where you start the game and which allies and party members you start with. For example, you pick Templar and start with Cullen and yourself, it affects how other factions react to you too, say the Mages are harder to get on your side but the seekers a little easier. and the same time you may start with the Wardens and you get the Warden guy they showed in the survey, and maybe no one is keen on your side right away but also no one is openly against you either. Where as you pick being a Teventer Magistar, maybe the Mages are easy to get on your side but the Templar are very hard...
Just an idea I have.
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