My thoughts exactly. Place the Inquisitor in his early twenties and then have the bickering nobles of Orlais comment "She is fifteen years his senior."Milan92 wrote...
She is a cougar!
Modifié par MisterJB, 15 juin 2013 - 04:11 .
Modifié par Welsh Inferno, 15 juin 2013 - 04:14 .
Oh ok thanks for clearing that up, either way I would still romance her. And hell yeah Meredith was hot! I bet when Meredith was younger she was pretty gorgeous.MisterJB wrote...
You are likely correct, PCK. Gaider said; and TWOT confirms it; that "Dawn of the Seeker" happens in 9:22 Dragon and that Cassandra was considered " young" then. Altough we can't tell for sure how old she was at the time, I'd wager she was, at utmost, in her early twenties. Probrably even younger considering children were expected to take responsabilities a lot sooner in medieval times but let's say twenty.iPoohCupCakes wrote...
Wait what Cassandra is 40-50 years old? When did this happen...? I thought she was around her mid or late 30's.Dark Korsar wrote...
do you really want this?MisterJB wrote...
I'm fine with the PC being nevarran but not with him being related to Cassandra.
You already took Bethany, don't do this to us again, Bioware. Just let us romance Cassandra.
remember that she is 40-50 year old women with Templar/Seeker raised character and she have scars on her face and body....this is the same as romance with KC Meredith
The World of Thedas places her interrogation of Varric at 9:40 Dragon making her around 38 at the time. A year or two could have passed between DA2's ending and DAI's beginning but she shouldn't be much older than 39-40 years old.
Which, as far as I'm concerned, makes her all the more attractive.
Also, Meredith was HOT!
Modifié par iPoohCupCakes, 15 juin 2013 - 04:23 .
Northern Sun wrote...
I'd love a Nevarran protagonist, especially if it comes with a German accent. Having all the sarcastic Inquisitors' quips delivered in the stereotypically somber German accent would be great.
Modifié par EJ107, 15 juin 2013 - 04:38 .
Daralii wrote...
StreetMagic wrote...
Look like he's a wearing a Seeker ring, so I think typical politics and civil wars are the least of their concerns. This is the Chantry equivalent of a Spectre or Warden.
Seekers, Circle, Templars, unknown(thought to be Tevinter or Inquisition), and a fifth on the thumb. People are thinking the rings either symbolize origin options, or factions we'll recruit/deal with.
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Modifié par Trista Hawke, 15 juin 2013 - 05:49 .
i maybe to naive but i stil hope that they delayed release date to improve the game and add some things what fans asked and to allow us to have at least 2 races for protag and PLAYABLE origins...they still not show us protag in trailerLobselVith8 wrote...
Daralii wrote...
StreetMagic wrote...
Look like he's a wearing a Seeker ring, so I think typical politics and civil wars are the least of their concerns. This is the Chantry equivalent of a Spectre or Warden.
Seekers, Circle, Templars, unknown(thought to be Tevinter or Inquisition), and a fifth on the thumb. People are thinking the rings either symbolize origin options, or factions we'll recruit/deal with.
I like the 'origin' theory, personally. I think some speculate the ring could be Tevinter or Warden, as it seems like the player will be a member of the Inquisition no matter what.
Having a Nevarran protagonist could mean the player might be a contender for the throne, which might explain why the main character is limited to being human only.
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MisanthropePrime wrote...
FAIK Nevarra's only connection with Spain is that it's name is somewhat similar to the historical Spanish region of Navarre. Historically, Nevarra seems to be more like Prussia than anything else. If we take the Free Marches to be like the independent German states pre-unification, one got larger than the others and became a regional power that had designs on uniting Germany and also began fighting and winning wars with France.
That being said, from the stuff in WoT, while the Pentaghast family was known for hunting dragons to near-extinction, Nevarran heraldry seems to have no dragons at all: their national symbol is a skull wearing a crown. No, if you were going to pick a nation to which dragons were important, it'd have to be the Tevinters.
Youth4Ever wrote...
It might be a good time for Nevarra to conquer Orlais. Devastating civil war and everything. Orlesian forces should be in southern Orlais near the capital or heartlands, and the northern cities left open to attack. Nevarra is expansionist and already have control of the Blasted Hills, Perendale, and the Fields of Ghislain, so why not stick it completely to their biggest rival?
They have Qunari to worry about.whogotsalami wrote...
Tevinter might take advantage?
General Distress wrote...
Herr Uhl wrote...
Ghostjs wrote...
Yeah I think it could be Nevarra or Tevinter. Would be a change from just being Feralden.
On a side note, does anyone else think it is strange that the guard for the sword is attached to the scabbard and not the hilt?TexasToast712 wrote...
It is on the hilt. Look again.
Left-handed protagonist confirmed!
The Anderfels seem to be based off the Ordenstaat, or the territories in modern-day Eastern Europe controlled by the Teutonic Order (hence, "Ordenstaat" or "Order's State"). While the Teutonic knights, as one could glean from their name, were German, the population they ruled was a mish-mash of all the people who lived along the shores of the Baltic Sea. Replace the Teutonic Knights with the Wardens and it's a pretty clear parallel. German was the lingua franca of this region of the world, but it wasn't exactly "German" as we know it.StreetMagic wrote...
MisanthropePrime wrote...
FAIK Nevarra's only connection with Spain is that it's name is somewhat similar to the historical Spanish region of Navarre. Historically, Nevarra seems to be more like Prussia than anything else. If we take the Free Marches to be like the independent German states pre-unification, one got larger than the others and became a regional power that had designs on uniting Germany and also began fighting and winning wars with France.
That being said, from the stuff in WoT, while the Pentaghast family was known for hunting dragons to near-extinction, Nevarran heraldry seems to have no dragons at all: their national symbol is a skull wearing a crown. No, if you were going to pick a nation to which dragons were important, it'd have to be the Tevinters.
It'll be interesting to get confirmation, since the Anderfels have been explicitly made out to be the Germanic territory. I am only basing my idea of Spain on the historical Navarre though. Perhaps it's something else entirely.
StreetMagic wrote...
MisanthropePrime wrote...
FAIK Nevarra's only connection with Spain is that it's name is somewhat similar to the historical Spanish region of Navarre. Historically, Nevarra seems to be more like Prussia than anything else. If we take the Free Marches to be like the independent German states pre-unification, one got larger than the others and became a regional power that had designs on uniting Germany and also began fighting and winning wars with France.
That being said, from the stuff in WoT, while the Pentaghast family was known for hunting dragons to near-extinction, Nevarran heraldry seems to have no dragons at all: their national symbol is a skull wearing a crown. No, if you were going to pick a nation to which dragons were important, it'd have to be the Tevinters.
It'll be interesting to get confirmation, since the Anderfels have been explicitly made out to be the Germanic territory. I am only basing my idea of Spain on the historical Navarre though. Perhaps it's something else entirely.
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