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[Maria Caliban]

I assume Verric is Mary's again and David wrote Cassandra, but I have no idea who might have written our new mage.

[Mary Kirby]

GithCheater wrote...

Found it in the twitter thread (courtesy of ElitePineCone) ... and the character referred to is female (Could it be Vivienne?)


http://social.biowar...ex/14137082/236

Mary Kirby:
When @NoodlyDoom stops by just to tell me how much he hates one of my characters, it makes my day. #WritersPit #EmotionalHooligan

Frank Gordon @NoodlyDoom

@axl99 @BioMaryKirby All I want is an interrupt to slap that character. Every time she speaks.

This exchange has nothing to do with Vivienne. Whom I wrote. You guys know that I write all sorts of characters who aren't followers, right? The game is positively full of them.

[David Gaider]

Mary Kirby wrote...
This exchange has nothing to do with Vivienne. Whom I wrote. You guys know that I write all sorts of characters who aren't followers, right? The game is positively full of them.

Don't be silly, Mary. We only write followers, and only followers who can be romanced.

[Mary Kirby]

iOnlySignIn wrote...

You are also writing Varric again in DA3, right?

I am writing Varric again, yes. I have claimed the letter V as my sole domain.

[David Gaider]

Elfman wrote...
I think the painter might be Vivienne, albeit with a different costume.

The painter? Who are we talking about, here?

[David Gaider]

Cairodin wrote...
Scribe is probably more accurate, I suppose, but it's the third one (going left to right) on top in this picture:

Not the same character as Vivienne, despite also having darker-coloured skin.

[David Gaider]

Beerfish wrote...
But she's a companion right?   (Or should we only be trying for writer slip ups in the late evening when they might be drunk?)

I'm not going to say whether she's a companion, or if she's even still in DAI. Not every character mentioned in that survey was a companion, and some of them either no longer exist or have changed signficantly. Hence why I have said before not to hold it up as gospel-- you may be very disappointed.