Nashimura wrote...
Catroi wrote...
It also contradicts some player belief that the Maker doesnt exist
You fact the ash worked should go at least some way to prove his existence
Modifié par LobselVith8, 04 juillet 2013 - 05:32 .
Neofelis Nebulosa wrote...
And there is no resurrection in the Dragon Age setting, period.
Blind2Society wrote...
Wait, Leliana died? When?
TheRealJayDee wrote...
KENNY4753 wrote...
As for people saying they chopped off her head, that too means nothing. It was a random game animation. Nothing more
Then these random animations need to stay the hell away from scenarios like this. A chopped off head is a chopped off head.
The only bit of ashes not effected by the blood were those you took with you to cure the Arl. You corrupt the rest, that's why every Andrastean is pissed at you. At no point have the ashes cured death anyways.Nightdragon8 wrote...
yes and the blood effected 100% of the ashes and none of teh ashes could have touched Leliana.. ever....
Do we know the numbers of how long it takes for Lyrium exposier to make someone crazy? I haven't seen any.
azarhal wrote...
And? We already have examples of dead people coming back to life in the setting. The 1st one was Wynne (she explain that she died in the Tower before you showed up). The concept was reused in Asunder with Evangeline and, technically, with Anders if he died in Awakening. These three were all saved by spirits. Then we have Flemeth who can put a piece of her soul in amulet and recreate her body. Shale shows that someone soul is all that is needed to keep someone alive as well. The setting is full of example of people cheating death through either immortality or "body jumping" too.
So tell me, why should Leliana be exempt of any of these? We don't know how it happened yet, but it's not like BioWare are twisting their own setting to make it happen.
Modifié par aries1001, 04 juillet 2013 - 06:38 .
LobselVith8 wrote...
Nashimura wrote...
Catroi wrote...
It also contradicts some player belief that the Maker doesnt exist
You fact the ash worked should go at least some way to prove his existence
Oghren provides an explanation about the wall of lyrium effecting everything in the ruins of the temple, including the ashes.
aries1001 wrote...
Also, you should rember this: Leliana is a bard. As I remember it, from DA2, bards do have an ability called 'feign death' - an ability to fake death so it appears that they are dead. This is to trick the attacker into thinking they are dead while they really aren't. Couldn't Leliana has done this sort of trickery on the Warden in DA:O? at the Sacred Urn.
ps: Apparently duct tape can now be used to put head backs on people's corpses/bodies -
at least in games
Greylycantrope wrote...
The only bit of ashes not effected by the blood were those you took with you to cure the Arl. You corrupt the rest, that's why every Andrastean is pissed at you. At no point have the ashes cured death anyways.Nightdragon8 wrote...
yes and the blood effected 100% of the ashes and none of teh ashes could have touched Leliana.. ever....
Do we know the numbers of how long it takes for Lyrium exposier to make someone crazy? I haven't seen any.
Doesn't have be long if the lyrium is raw as would be the case with a lyrium vain, the potions people drink are distilled versions, which take a prolonged time to instill negative effects because you're not drink 100% raw lyrium. Besides when has lyrium ever revived anyone?
Modifié par Nightdragon8, 04 juillet 2013 - 07:14 .
Azaron Nightblade wrote...
Neofelis Nebulosa wrote...
And there is no resurrection in the Dragon Age setting, period.
I assume you didn't read Asunder?
I won't say any more than that in case you still intend to.
because she is sneaky... bard... you know. the question should be why wouldn't she.... cause you know, how the heck am sposed to know "what she is thinking"Bionuts wrote...
Why would Leliana instigate a fight only to feign death 1 minute later?
Bionuts wrote...
Why would Leliana instigate a fight only to feign death 1 minute later?
aries1001 wrote...
azarhal wrote...
And? We already have examples of dead people coming back to life in the setting. The 1st one was Wynne (she explain that she died in the Tower before you showed up). The concept was reused in Asunder with Evangeline and, technically, with Anders if he died in Awakening. These three were all saved by spirits. Then we have Flemeth who can put a piece of her soul in amulet and recreate her body. Shale shows that someone soul is all that is needed to keep someone alive as well. The setting is full of example of people cheating death through either immortality or "body jumping" too.
So tell me, why should Leliana be exempt of any of these? We don't know how it happened yet, but it's not like BioWare are twisting their own setting to make it happen.
Could it be that Leliana also has found a way to put a piece of her sould into an amulet? Or is bound by a spirit? like Wynne? If you have played Leliana's Sing, you'd get the tale of how she survived her time with Marjolaine in Orlais? But who is to say that she's been telling the truth all along? Did she really kill Marjolaine or was it the other way round? And did a spirit, like in Wynne's case, come to her rescue?
Another thing to ponder on is this:
Phylacteries....does someone know if having access to say person's phylactery can be used to bring a person back to life after that person has died, in this case Leliana? Also, you should rember this: Leliana is a bard. As I remember it, from DA2, bards do have an ability called 'feign death' - an ability to fake death so it appears that they are dead. This is to trick the attacker into thinking they are dead while they really aren't. Couldn't Leliana has done this sort of trickery on the Warden in DA:O? at the Sacred Urn.
ps: Apparently duct tape can now be used to put head backs on people's corpses/bodies -
at least in games
TheKomandorShepard wrote...
as we know warden screw once when he wants kill oghren he is still alive in awakening and tells you that you only think you killed him.
Killdren88 wrote...
Could have been just the case she was just mortality wounded and was left for dead and managed to recover.
addiction21 wrote...
LobselVith8 wrote...
Oghren provides an explanation about the wall of lyrium effecting everything in the ruins of the temple, including the ashes.
Its a guess a theory at best not an explanation.
Azaron Nightblade wrote...
TheKomandorShepard wrote...
as we know warden screw once when he wants kill oghren he is still alive in awakening and tells you that you only think you killed him.
There is the logical explanation.
All the Wardens that whacked Leliana are incompetents.
*flees the flaming wrath!*
sigh and another round of "but she lost her bead"Gotholhorakh wrote...
Killdren88 wrote...
Could have been just the case she was just mortality wounded and was left for dead and managed to recover.
From... decapitation? Although I suppose hey, it's a fantasy setting - perhaps mages make really great band-aids.
"Put this on the stump and give her plenty of rest, it'll soon grow back"
Nightdragon8 wrote...
sigh and another round of "but she lost her bead"Gotholhorakh wrote...
Killdren88 wrote...
Could have been just the case she was just mortality wounded and was left for dead and managed to recover.
From... decapitation? Although I suppose hey, it's a fantasy setting - perhaps mages make really great band-aids.
"Put this on the stump and give her plenty of rest, it'll soon grow back"
not real never happened not canon
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