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[Lokiwithrope]

Deadmac wrote...

Lokiwithrope wrote...

Elfman wrote...

Lokiwithrope wrote...

Taleroth wrote...

Deadmac wrote...

I wonder if the new dragon is Morrigan's child? 

I doubt a dragon is born the size of a human child.

True. Dragonlings are the size of deer. Morrigan must have been huge if the Old God Child was a dragon. And cranky.

Don't forget High Dragons are female too.

Well, what's worse, an angry but still mortal mother dragon, or an ambitious she-witch who's got a kid with the soul of an ancient dragon in her gut?

I guess no one has seen a movie about demonology? Angel? Buffy? How about science-fiction? Diana Troi getting pregnant by a tiny firefly sized alien? Morrigan's child is an old 'god', right?

I'm terribly confused.

Modifié par Lokiwithrope, 14 août 2013 - 02:36 .

[reeferdemon]

Fast Jimmy wrote...

...Oprah?

Which is why we'll be recruiting Josh Peck as a companion! 

[Deadmac]

MevenSelas wrote...

Deadmac wrote...

Lokiwithrope wrote...

Elfman wrote...

Lokiwithrope wrote...

Taleroth wrote...

Deadmac wrote...

I wonder if the new dragon is Morrigan's child? 

I doubt a dragon is born the size of a human child.

True. Dragonlings are the size of deer. Morrigan must have been huge if the Old God Child was a dragon. And cranky.

Don't forget High Dragons are female too.

Well, what's worse, an angry but still mortal mother dragon, or an ambitious she-witch who's got a kid with the soul of an ancient dragon in her gut?

I guess no one has seen a movie about demonology? Angel? Buffy?

How about science-fiction? Diana Troi getting pregnant by a tiny firefly sized alien?

Rosemary's Baby, anyone?

*nods*

When it comes to dark-fantasy and dark-fairy tales, I think people forget they contain supernatural and demonic elements. I love the "Dragon Age: Origins" story, for it reminds me of the movie "Legend".

Why can't Morrigan's godlike child take any form it wants? Before the old god was in Morrigan's womb, he was originally in the body of a dragon. Morrigan's child could have the ability to take the shape of a dragon.

*waves at Flemeth*

Modifié par Deadmac, 14 août 2013 - 02:41 .

[Lokiwithrope]

Deadmac wrote...

Why can't Morrigan's godlike child take any form it wants?

Well, I just don't know yet. Having a certain soul doesn't essentially guarantee magical abilities, does it? Or am I missing something? Because all Dragon Age is really talked about souls is that if a Warden and an Archdemon's souls meet, they collide and destroy each other. However, we haven't been told if the soul determines personality, abilities or anything, outside of the Archdemon's command of the Horde.

Or did I just answer my own question?

[KENNY4753]

Honestly I just hope we dont get another Catalyst.

[Deadmac]

Lokiwithrope wrote...

Deadmac wrote...

Why can't Morrigan's godlike child take any form it wants?

Well, I just don't know yet. Having a certain soul doesn't essentially guarantee magical abilities, does it? Or am I missing something? Because all Dragon Age is really talked about souls is that if a Warden and an Archdemon's souls meet, they collide and destroy each other. However, we haven't been told if the soul determines personality, abilities or anything, outside of the Archdemon's command of the Horde.

Or did I just answer my own question?

We can speculate, right?

Morrigan's child is: (1) an old god, (2) born from a witch, and (3) born from a demigod in dragon form.

Can two magical beings create a non-magical being?

When you describe Morrigan's child, you cannot do so without using the word 'god'.

Heck, his father is a 'demigod'.

Modifié par Deadmac, 14 août 2013 - 02:50 .

[Lord Raijin]

elvici wrote...

Sandal. He's been hiding in plain sight all these years, but little man's dark side is about to emerge...





Enchantment!!!

I don't even think the Maker himself can defeat Sandal.

[Iron Fist]

Deadmac wrote...

Lokiwithrope wrote...

Deadmac wrote...

Why can't Morrigan's godlike child take any form it wants?

Well, I just don't know yet. Having a certain soul doesn't essentially guarantee magical abilities, does it? Or am I missing something? Because all Dragon Age is really talked about souls is that if a Warden and an Archdemon's souls meet, they collide and destroy each other. However, we haven't been told if the soul determines personality, abilities or anything, outside of the Archdemon's command of the Horde.

Or did I just answer my own question?

We can speculate, right?

Morrigan's child is: (1) an old god, (2) born from a witch, and (3) born from a demigod in dragon form.

Can two magical beings creat a non-magical being?

When you describe Morrigan's child, you cannot do so without using the word 'god'.

Heck, his father is a 'demigod'.

I wish this were canon. Unfortunately, The Gaider has denied us that.

[Deadmac]

MevenSelas wrote...

Deadmac wrote...

Lokiwithrope wrote...

Deadmac wrote...

Why can't Morrigan's godlike child take any form it wants?

Well, I just don't know yet. Having a certain soul doesn't essentially guarantee magical abilities, does it? Or am I missing something? Because all Dragon Age is really talked about souls is that if a Warden and an Archdemon's souls meet, they collide and destroy each other. However, we haven't been told if the soul determines personality, abilities or anything, outside of the Archdemon's command of the Horde.

Or did I just answer my own question?

We can speculate, right?

Morrigan's child is: (1) an old god, (2) born from a witch, and (3) born from a demigod in dragon form.

Can two magical beings creat a non-magical being?

When you describe Morrigan's child, you cannot do so without using the word 'god'.

Heck, his father is a 'demigod'.

I wish this were canon. Unfortunately, The Gaider has denied us that.

Ummm... It was one of "Dragon Age: Origins" endings; therefore, I think they can implement the concept without a problem. Morrigan also hinted to this in the teaser.

Modifié par Deadmac, 14 août 2013 - 02:54 .

[Iron Fist]

Deadmac wrote...

MevenSelas wrote...

Deadmac wrote...

Lokiwithrope wrote...

Deadmac wrote...

Why can't Morrigan's godlike child take any form it wants?

Well, I just don't know yet. Having a certain soul doesn't essentially guarantee magical abilities, does it? Or am I missing something? Because all Dragon Age is really talked about souls is that if a Warden and an Archdemon's souls meet, they collide and destroy each other. However, we haven't been told if the soul determines personality, abilities or anything, outside of the Archdemon's command of the Horde.

Or did I just answer my own question?

We can speculate, right?

Morrigan's child is: (1) an old god, (2) born from a witch, and (3) born from a demigod in dragon form.

Can two magical beings creat a non-magical being?

When you describe Morrigan's child, you cannot do so without using the word 'god'.

Heck, his father is a 'demigod'.

I wish this were canon. Unfortunately, The Gaider has denied us that.

Ummm... It was one of "Dragon Age: Origins" endings; therefore, I think they can implement the concept without a problem.

I know that. I performed the dark ritual. I'm saying that I wish it were canon that Morrigan had the OGB with or without our Warden (or Alistair), especially after the teased sixth Blight in the Anderfels. Since it is essentially a minor and insignicant plot detail now, I doubt the writers will take full advantage of it.

[Cainhurst Crow]

Since we're going to apparently be the survivor of ground zero for the demon invasion and veil tear, it's likely we will get introduced to the villian during whatever event put us smack dab in the middle of the bad crap happening.

I think we will see the main bad, who may personally engage the player and wipe the floor with them before leaving, and than thoughout the game we will be given hints as to who the main bad is, what their goals are, and get a mid-game rematch before we rinse and repeat, and prepare for the final battle.

[Iron Fist]

Darth Brotarian wrote...

Since we're going to apparently be the survivor of ground zero for the demon invasion and veil tear, it's likely we will get introduced to the villian during whatever event put us smack dab in the middle of the bad crap happening.

I think we will see the main bad, who may personally engage the player and wipe the floor with them before leaving, and than thoughout the game we will be given hints as to who the main bad is, what their goals are, and get a mid-game rematch before we rinse and repeat, and prepare for the final battle.

Are we talking about Dragon Age or Naruto?

Modifié par MevenSelas, 14 août 2013 - 03:04 .

[Cainhurst Crow]

MevenSelas wrote...

Darth Brotarian wrote...

Since we're going to apparently be the survivor of ground zero for the demon invasion and veil tear, it's likely we will get introduced to the villian during whatever event put us smack dab in the middle of the bad crap happening.

I think we will see the main bad, who may personally engage the player and wipe the floor with them before leaving, and than thoughout the game we will be given hints as to who the main bad is, what their goals are, and get a mid-game rematch before we rinse and repeat, and prepare for the final battle.

Are we talking about Dragon Age or Naruto?

You say that like they're not one in the same.

[sandalisthemaker]

Flemeth
Morrigan
Flemeth possessing Morrigan
Sandal (because you can never rule him out when it comes to...anything really)

[Iron Fist]

Darth Brotarian wrote...

MevenSelas wrote...

Darth Brotarian wrote...

Since we're going to apparently be the survivor of ground zero for the demon invasion and veil tear, it's likely we will get introduced to the villian during whatever event put us smack dab in the middle of the bad crap happening.

I think we will see the main bad, who may personally engage the player and wipe the floor with them before leaving, and than thoughout the game we will be given hints as to who the main bad is, what their goals are, and get a mid-game rematch before we rinse and repeat, and prepare for the final battle.

Are we talking about Dragon Age or Naruto?

You say that like they're not one in the same.

Fair enough.

[Han Shot First]

I think it is Morrigan.

[Iron Fist]

sandalisthemaker wrote...

Flemeth
Morrigan
Flemeth possessing Morrigan
Sandal (because you can never rule him out when it comes to...anything really)

The only support I find for Sandal being the Maker is his "prophecy" in DA2. Considering that Dragon Age 2 is essentially the story of Hawke filtered through Varric's storytelling, perhaps Varric is the Maker. Or neither one of them is the Maker and the prophecy was a simple in-joke by the writers.

[Avaflame]

dragondreamer wrote...

The Nug Queen will finally have vengeance for the Battle of the Squealing Plains.

This is the only post  on the BSN that I can remember ever having made me laugh. Or rather, that weird sudden-exhale-through-nose, which is close enough. Why is this important? I'm not quite certain.

[devSin]

Hopefully it's not Flemeth (I'm not in any hurry for a DA game without Kate Mulgrew). But I don't have much idea as to what she's truly up to; it's a bit worrying.

Other than being relatively certain it won't be Morrigan, I really don't know what to expect. I suppose it's going to be somebody, but who?

MevenSelas wrote...

The only support I find for Sandal being the Maker is his "prophecy" in DA2. Considering that Dragon Age 2 is essentially the story of Hawke filtered through Varric's storytelling, perhaps Varric is the Maker. Or neither one of them is the Maker and the prophecy was a simple in-joke by the writers.

I seem to recall David saying he sat around trying to think up some gibberishy prophecy that would roughly make sense as to what they have planned for the future.

Sandal himself probably won't have any huge importance (I think they've said in the past that the way he comes across is not something they're necessarily proud of, so I don't think he was ever intended to be a critical figure).

Modifié par devSin, 14 août 2013 - 03:32 .

[Taleroth]

Deadmac wrote...

Morrigan's child is an old 'god', right?

It's a powerful intelligent dragon once worshipped by Thedas idolators. It's not a world creating spirit.

Modifié par Taleroth, 14 août 2013 - 03:38 .

[drake heath]

I hope the main antagonist isn't another demon or possessed fool.

I'd like someone who's motives aren't simple "I'm evil", like the archdemon or "I'm possessed".

Although I wouldn't mind Flemeth, Janeway was my favorite Star Trek villain.

Modifié par drake heath, 14 août 2013 - 03:38 .

[Taleroth]

Filament wrote...

Maybe the Old Gods did create the world. Maybe the "Maker" stole it.

And maybe Alistair is actually Andraste reborn. Even the people who worshipped the Old Gods didn't believe they created the world.

Anything is possible, in the broadest of senses. But there's been nothing to suggest that possibility. There's more to suggest there is no Maker than that the Old Gods are creators.

Modifié par Taleroth, 14 août 2013 - 03:44 .