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[KR4U55]

I'm not sure if it was mentioned already, but there's a quest where 2 dwarfs try to find the Lost Thaig in DA][. They don't succeed.

While it hardly matters, I think several Templars at Kirkwall saw what Red Lyrium can do. It's the Blood Mage of Templars. Maybe they "use it as a last resort" to capture/kill mages. If so, it is very hypocritical from their part.

deuce985 wrote...
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Doesn't mean they'll be a prominent force throughout the entire game. They could have a very minor role in DA:I.

It's possible with the Fade veil being ripped open it's corrupting all the blue lyrium in Thedas.

I like this theory. I'm not sure if blue lyrium can be corrupted, but the presence of a Hunger Demon and several ghosts in the Lost Thaig give it a solid base. The only that shakes this theory a bit is that we don't know if the Demon was there since ever or was attracted by Profanes.

[Fredward]

^ I'm expecting something like that too. Or they broke Meredith. Either or.

[elfdwarf]

old dwarves use to mine red lyrium maybe even greedy miner dwarves will try mine for red templars

[Hellion Rex]

Filament wrote...

After Hawke found the idol, corrupted lyrium veins started showing up around Kirkwall. I assumed Hawke essentially opened pandora's box with that expedition. Hence more red lyrium.

Wait, were you just speculating or were you serious? Cause I don't remember that at all.

[Lord Raijin]

I can see it now... templars taking the red lyrium statue of Knight-Commander Meredith, and chipping away pieces thus turning it into dust. They then sniff the dust and getting off off of Meredeth's body.

It's like bath salts.

[Dean_the_Young]

Given that Meridith turned into... whatever, what's to say Red Lyrium can't just keep growing?

It was once driven back/isolated/locked away/backstory. Our great Champion released it to the world. Now it grows again.