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[TheConstantOne]

 So, on the main webpage the guy holding the helm is wearing a bunch of rings (these rings are very clearly visable at the bottom of the webpage.)  I was trying to decipher what all of these rings are.  From what I can tell, there is a Seeker ring, Templar ring, and Mage circle ring.  And then there is a mysterious red ring.  Could that red ring be red lyrium?  And if it is, could this be a sign that the Chantry becomes corrupted at some point?  After all, we've seen what effects red lyrium has on people... the Chantry itself could become a major agent of chaos should they be involved with that stuff.  Has anyone else had any thoughts about this?

[Kallimachus]

There's actually a fifth ring, on the thumb, but as it is turned away from us, it is not possible to see what it is.

[Lokiwithrope]

Hopefully, it won't be red lyrium.

[Dave of Canada]

It represents the Xbox.

[Chala]

Red Lantern Corps.

[Luiren]

You guys are silly. It's obviously your class ring from the University of Orlais.

[DKJaigen]

i find it amusing that both the helmet and the sword have dragon icons on them.

[earl of the north]

Blood red ring for the blood mages, so there would be two mage (Bloodmages and Circle Mages) factions and two (new Templars & Seeker)  Templar factions with the fifth ring being the Grey Wardens with both mages and non-mages in their ranks.

That could solve the mage-templar war, recruit all of them into the Grey Wardens and start again with the next generation of Mages and Templars.

Modifié par earl of the north, 15 juin 2013 - 07:04 .

[Kallimachus]

I really dislike the notion that every non-circle mage must be a blood mage. So far that has not been true, and I hope it will continue to be untrue.

[LobselVith8]

earl of the north wrote...

Blood red ring for the blood mages, so there would be two mage (Bloodmages and Circle Mages) factions and two (new Templars & Seeker)  Templar factions with the fifth ring being the Grey Wardens with both mages and non-mages in their ranks.

A blood mage faction? A group of three-dimensional mages who use blood magic could be interesting.

[Sir JK]

If it's lyrium, wouldn't that suggest dwarves as well? That's were the last lyrium ring was found after all. So it could mean Kal Sharok too.

[Fredward]

It's the lets-tease-the-obsessed-part-of-our-fanbase-with-ambiguous-stimuli-and-watch-them-flail-for-our-amusement ring.

[dekkerd]

Foopydoopydoo wrote...

It's the lets-tease-the-obsessed-part-of-our-fanbase-with-ambiguous-stimuli-and-watch-them-flail-for-our-amusement ring.

yes, in a three different threads in 24 hours sort of way. 

[Big I]

It's been suggested that the red ring represents Tevinter due to the ring having a sun on it, which is a symbol of the Imperium.

[earl of the north]

Kallimachus wrote...

I really dislike the notion that every non-circle mage must be a blood mage. So far that has not been true, and I hope it will continue to be untrue.

It makes sense in a way if you are on the run from a group of anti-mage military types who can nullify your usual abilities but cannot nullify blood magic most mages are going to turn to blood magic to survive.

I doubt they will be called just bloodmages, maybe the blood red ring will be a symbol of their willingness to use blood magic while the Circle Mages are set against using it.

Modifié par earl of the north, 16 juin 2013 - 08:27 .

[whykikyouwhy]

Foopydoopydoo wrote...

It's the lets-tease-the-obsessed-part-of-our-fanbase-with-ambiguous-stimuli-and-watch-them-flail-for-our-amusement ring.

Yes, but wearing it gives you a +10 to your Bluff checks.

[Nightdragon8]

Foopydoopydoo wrote...

It's the lets-tease-the-obsessed-part-of-our-fanbase-with-ambiguous-stimuli-and-watch-them-flail-for-our-amusement ring.

pretty much this... 

[Jackums]

Tevinter-related, hopefully.