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[thebatmanreborn]

elvici wrote...

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





Enchantment!!!

Im sorry, he scares me. He would own everyone. He would have not mercy. He'd just keep saying enchanment as he brutally beats you to a pulp. Horrible way to go. 

[Korusus]

From the moment Flemeth was introduced in Dragon Age: The Stolen Throne I've sensed something special about her. To make her the villain of Dragon Age: Inquisition would be to cheapen and ruin her character. It would be patently anti-Dragon Age in my opinion.

I want a powerful and enigmatic villain that puts Irenicus to shame, but Flemeth should continue to be Flemeth, her reasons should be her own and mundane things like destroying the world should bore her.

"I am a fly in the ointment, a whisper in the shadows. I am also an old, old woman. More than that, you need not know."

Modifié par Korusus, 14 août 2013 - 04:37 .

[Direwolf0294]

It'll be some demon overlord thing that's leading the other demons in an assault on the world.

There will be other potential antagonists throughout the game: a fanatical Templar who wants to wipe out all mages, a Qunari warleader who takes on a similar role to DA2's Arishok, a crazy blood mage trying to manipulate things (maybe Morrigan?), and so on. The demon overlord though, that'll be the big bad evil that we have to take down.

[Deadmac]

After watching the trailer for a third time, I think we are looking at an Inquisition and another Blight. I think there is going to be more than one antagonist. One old demigod dragon (moving along a new blight), Flemeth and/or Morrigan (dealing with their side quest), and the battle between the Templars and Mages. Its a multiple antagonist game.

I wonder if the player character may also have an antagonist role.

Modifié par Deadmac, 14 août 2013 - 05:13 .

[XGrlGamerX]

I've always thought that if there is some religious good "Maker" that there has to be some sort of "Satan" that opposes the Maker.

Of course, if we are talking about characters that we already know I am going to bet either on Flemeth or Sandal. I think Morrigan could choose to work on the side of bad depending on your play though, but I think overall that she is doing something for good. But that's just my opinion on her.

[Sharn01]

Judging from what little we know of the storyline there may be no main antagonist. There may be a primary driving goal for the new inquisition, but if that goal is to close the tear in the veil, for example, there need not be a main antagonist, though there could still be plenty of enemies and minor antagonists along the way to reaching that goal.

[Han Shot First]

Korusus wrote...

From the moment Flemeth was introduced in Dragon Age: The Stolen Throne I've sensed something special about her. To make her the villain of Dragon Age: Inquisition would be to cheapen and ruin her character. It would be patently anti-Dragon Age in my opinion.

I want a powerful and enigmatic villain that puts Irenicus to shame, but Flemeth should continue to be Flemeth, her reasons should be her own and mundane things like destroying the world should bore her.

"I am a fly in the ointment, a whisper in the shadows. I am also an old, old woman. More than that, you need not know."

One possibility is that Morrigan could be attempting to play Flemeth's game, but lacking her mother's experience or wisdom, ends up causing great harm while intending some greater good. In that, Flemeth could reappear in her familiar role as an aid that nudges the hero along on his or her journey.

I have a strong suspicion that Morrigan is going to be this game's Letho.

[devSin]

Given the way David speaks of her (and given how he wrote Witch Hunt), I truly don't see it.

In fact, what she says about Flemeth in Witch Hunt is the source of a lot of my unease that we may be coming quickly upon being forced to kill Flemeth. (Of course, it wouldn't be the first time Morrigan has told tall tales about Flemeth's plans, but it seemed far more prescient than I was comfortable with.)

I only hope she has another amulet, so Kate can come back for DA4.

Modifié par devSin, 14 août 2013 - 06:05 .

[Mr.House]

EntropicAngel 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.

That would be nice, if the battles aren't contrived a la Kai Leng.

If it's like the Letho fight in Flotsam I'll be happy with it.

[KC_Prototype]

The obvious points to Flemeth without a doubt considering all the events in the past games, especially Witch Hunt and the Long Road(DA2 Act 1) but I think Bioware wants to surprise us so it could be Morrigan(I hope not, she is my Warden's love) or somebody totally out of the ordinary.

[elfdwarf]

1.mouse
2.corypheus

[KC_Prototype]

SergeantSnookie wrote...

Corypheus?

Didn't Hawke kill him in Legacy?

[Mr.House]

KC_Prototype wrote...

SergeantSnookie wrote...

Corypheus?

Didn't Hawke kill him in Legacy?

No?

[Cainhurst Crow]

Corypheus might be a good guess, or maybe it might be dumat himself. Do we ever have confirmation the old god died during the first blight, and wasn't simply banished or something?

[Milan92]

I don't expect Morrigan to become a villain. It would be far more likely for Flemeth to become one.

But even Flemeth isn't really a villain. She is almost as grey as Kreia from Kotor 2 imo. She could become an anti villain maybe, but I don't know.

Tough question.

[DarkKnightHolmes]

Mr.House wrote...

KC_Prototype wrote...

SergeantSnookie wrote...

Corypheus?

Didn't Hawke kill him in Legacy?

No?

Why are you all ending your sentences with a question?

[Potato Cat]

DarkKnightHolmes wrote...

Mr.House wrote...

KC_Prototype wrote...

SergeantSnookie wrote...

Corypheus?

Didn't Hawke kill him in Legacy?

No?

Why are you all ending your sentences with a question?

Answer with a question and you will get a question!

[Potato Cat]

Sharn01 wrote...

Judging from what little we know of the storyline there may be no main antagonist. There may be a primary driving goal for the new inquisition, but if that goal is to close the tear in the veil, for example, there need not be a main antagonist, though there could still be plenty of enemies and minor antagonists along the way to reaching that goal.

We know it was an individual behind the Tear and that person then actively works against the Inquisition.

After listening to Eleni Zinovia's prophecies some more, annoyingly little of her on Youtube, especially compared the Sandal's nonsense, hopefully we'll see her again, maybe in her new/old body? Hint hint...

[Ieldra]

Let me make a few predictions:

(1) The entity responsible has been around since before the first Blight.
(2) It is an opponent of Flemeth's, and the reason why it was important to her that she wasn't followed going to the Free Marches.
(3) It has been collecting the Old Gods' power as they died, in a similar way Amelyssan did it in BG/TOB.
(4) We haven't heard of it before, though maybe we have encountered its servants.

Modifié par Ieldra2, 15 août 2013 - 12:47 .

[Fast Jimmy]

Elfman wrote...

DarkKnightHolmes wrote...

Mr.House wrote...

KC_Prototype wrote...

SergeantSnookie wrote...

Corypheus?

Didn't Hawke kill him in Legacy?

No?

Why are you all ending your sentences with a question?

Answer with a question and you will get a question!

I DON'T KNOW WHAT WE'RE YELLING ABOUT!

[azarhal]

Ieldra2 wrote...

Let me make a few predictions:

(1) The entity responsible has been around since before the first Blight.
(2) It is an opponent of Flemeth's, and the reason why it was important to her that she wasn't followed going to the Free Marches.
(3) It has been collecting the Old Gods' power as they died, in a similar way Amelyssan did it in BG/TOB.
(4) We haven't heard of it before, though maybe we have encountered its servants.

Can we be two with this predictions?

Because this is what I'm believing as well. I would even add that its servants might not know they are servants right now.

[TTTX]

KC_Prototype wrote...

Didn't Hawke kill him in Legacy?

Aparantly not, it's suggested that the Legacy villain moved himself over in whatever warden you chose to support.

[mikeymoonshine]

Milan92 wrote...

I don't expect Morrigan to become a villain. It would be far more likely for Flemeth to become one.

But even Flemeth isn't really a villain. She is almost as grey as Kreia from Kotor 2 imo. She could become an anti villain maybe, but I don't know.

Tough question.

It seems like they don't really want to make flemeth a villian, she's more of a mystery character who's always got some secret agenda that we don't know. I highly doubt morrigan would be the villain but we do know she will be important to the story in fact I think I read that this is her story. 

morrigan is allot like flemeth eccept for a bit more relatable seeing as she is human and not some scary aboniation or i dunno what who can turn into a dragon. 

[mikeymoonshine]

TTTX wrote...

KC_Prototype wrote...

Didn't Hawke kill him in Legacy?

Aparantly not, it's suggested that the Legacy villain moved himself over in whatever warden you chose to support.

Yeah plus now we know something is happening with the wardens it could easily be cory taking control of them.