Any pro-chantry people here?
#1
Posté 07 septembre 2013 - 04:56
#2
Posté 07 septembre 2013 - 04:59
My only Hawke was a zealous Andrastian, siding with Petrice against those horned heathens and with the Templars every step of the way. Needless to say Anders and I did not get along.
#3
Posté 07 septembre 2013 - 05:01
Modifié par SergeantSnookie, 07 septembre 2013 - 05:04 .
#4
Posté 07 septembre 2013 - 05:02
#5
Posté 07 septembre 2013 - 05:02
No matter who I play all my characters are either pro-Chantry, or Chantry-positive. Even the Dalish and Qunari
All races, religions and philosophies are important and majestic in their own way
- Vhaius, Meredydd, X Equestris et 2 autres aiment ceci
#6
Posté 07 septembre 2013 - 05:02
#7
Posté 07 septembre 2013 - 05:04
The Chantry doesn't get everything right, but I think they could be a powerful benevolent force in Thedas. And yeah, I think they get overly vilified by some who see an organized religion and automatically think "Dogmatic oppressors!"
- Vhaius et Chari aiment ceci
#8
Guest_Cthulhu42_*
Posté 07 septembre 2013 - 05:05
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#9
Posté 07 septembre 2013 - 05:05
wolfhowwl wrote...
Yes I would.
My only Hawke was a zealous Andrastian, siding with Petrice against those horned heathens and with the Templars every step of the way. Needless to say Anders and I did not get along.
So you either threw yourself or your poor mage sister under the bus?
I am pro freedom, the chantry needs to stay the frak out of mage business. ALthough I am nto opposed tot he religion itself, I am opposed to the way it's been interpreted by the people in power.
#11
Posté 07 septembre 2013 - 05:07
As for my Warden, I've set him and Leliana up as analogues for the Maker and Andraste, so yeah.. and Hawke doesn't give a damn.
Modifié par Zazzerka, 07 septembre 2013 - 05:08 .
#12
Posté 07 septembre 2013 - 05:08
A lot of the people only see the bad in the chantry in regard to oppressing the mages, but they also help out the poor and give people hope in time of need. While I'm not fond of their mage policy, a lot of the teaching by the chantry is very benevolent if you pay attention to some of the pro-chantry characters like brother Burkel.Valdrane78 wrote...
wolfhowwl wrote...
Yes I would.
My only Hawke was a zealous Andrastian, siding with Petrice against those horned heathens and with the Templars every step of the way. Needless to say Anders and I did not get along.
So you either threw yourself or your poor mage sister under the bus?
I am pro freedom, the chantry needs to stay the frak out of mage business. ALthough I am nto opposed tot he religion itself, I am opposed to the way it's been interpreted by the people in power.
#13
Posté 07 septembre 2013 - 05:09
Valdrane78 wrote...
wolfhowwl wrote...
Yes I would.
My only Hawke was a zealous Andrastian, siding with Petrice against those horned heathens and with the Templars every step of the way. Needless to say Anders and I did not get along.
So you either threw yourself or your poor mage sister under the bus?
I am pro freedom, the chantry needs to stay the frak out of mage business. ALthough I am nto opposed tot he religion itself, I am opposed to the way it's been interpreted by the people in power.
So what's your thoughts on the Black Chantry?
#14
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Posté 07 septembre 2013 - 05:10
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Cthulhu42 wrote...
I'm pro-Cult of Andraste; does that count for anything?
It counts for being anti chantry since you defiled something sacred to them.
#15
Posté 07 septembre 2013 - 05:11
#16
Posté 07 septembre 2013 - 05:11
Valdrane78 wrote...
wolfhowwl wrote...
Yes I would.
My only Hawke was a zealous Andrastian, siding with Petrice against those horned heathens and with the Templars every step of the way. Needless to say Anders and I did not get along.
So you either threw yourself or your poor mage sister under the bus?
I am pro freedom, the chantry needs to stay the frak out of mage business. ALthough I am nto opposed tot he religion itself, I am opposed to the way it's been interpreted by the people in power.
The Chantry kinda has the right the idea, I don't agree with how they treat the mages but magic is dangerous to both Mages and non-Mages
That's where the Circle comes in
#17
Posté 07 septembre 2013 - 05:14
I think that has more to do with the corruption from within the Chantry than what the Chantry represents. I would be in favor of a Chantry reform if possible in DAI.AtreiyaN7 wrote...
Nope - I'm not keen on organized religions in the first place, and I intensely dislike the ones who drug and brainwash their holy warriors to control them. *points at Templars*
#18
Posté 07 septembre 2013 - 05:17
iakus wrote...
Valdrane78 wrote...
wolfhowwl wrote...
Yes I would.
My only Hawke was a zealous Andrastian, siding with Petrice against those horned heathens and with the Templars every step of the way. Needless to say Anders and I did not get along.
So you either threw yourself or your poor mage sister under the bus?
I am pro freedom, the chantry needs to stay the frak out of mage business. ALthough I am nto opposed tot he religion itself, I am opposed to the way it's been interpreted by the people in power.
So what's your thoughts on the Black Chantry?
I don't think either of them gets it right. But the Black Chantry is also a splinter group of the more main stream Chantry. Each of the groups bend the meaning of the Chant of Light to their own ends. The meaning itself is lost on both of them.
#19
Posté 07 septembre 2013 - 05:19
- Chari aime ceci
#20
Posté 07 septembre 2013 - 05:19
iakus wrote...
I would.
The Chantry doesn't get everything right, but I think they could be a powerful benevolent force in Thedas. And yeah, I think they get overly vilified by some who see an organized religion and automatically think "Dogmatic oppressors!"
This sums up my thoughts nicely. When I do self-inserts, they tend to be religious, but not full-blown "kill-everything-I-don't-agree-with" zealots. The Chantry has the power to do good, let's just do some internal fixing.
My Inquisitor will be sympathetic to mages' plight (not their fault they were born with magic), but at the same time see the necessity of the Circle.
Modifié par EnoughLetters, 07 septembre 2013 - 05:22 .
#21
Posté 07 septembre 2013 - 05:20
Valdrane78 wrote...
I don't think either of them gets it right. But the Black Chantry is also a splinter group of the more main stream Chantry. Each of the groups bend the meaning of the Chant of Light to their own ends. The meaning itself is lost on both of them.
An answer I can respect.
#22
Posté 07 septembre 2013 - 05:22
AresKeith wrote...
Valdrane78 wrote...
wolfhowwl wrote...
Yes I would.
My only Hawke was a zealous Andrastian, siding with Petrice against those horned heathens and with the Templars every step of the way. Needless to say Anders and I did not get along.
So you either threw yourself or your poor mage sister under the bus?
I am pro freedom, the chantry needs to stay the frak out of mage business. ALthough I am nto opposed tot he religion itself, I am opposed to the way it's been interpreted by the people in power.
The Chantry kinda has the right the idea, I don't agree with how they treat the mages but magic is dangerous to both Mages and non-Mages
That's where the Circle comes in
Magic itself is not the danger.
It's the way people use it that is the danger. Magic, like any other tool can be used to protect or to destroy.
Example: I own a gun, several in fact. Since a gun can be used to kill, does that mean I am a killer? No, of course it doesn't. I've been using weapons since 1997, I used them to protect and to defend, never to destroy.
A good perosn can use magic to no ill effect, while an "evil" person can use it to destroy. It all depends on the person.
#23
Posté 07 septembre 2013 - 05:23
As a pro-mage, I want to play the devil advocate here. You don't get possessed by your gun while people with magic potential are more prone to possession especially if they're a blood mage.Valdrane78 wrote...
AresKeith wrote...
Valdrane78 wrote...
wolfhowwl wrote...
Yes I would.
My only Hawke was a zealous Andrastian, siding with Petrice against those horned heathens and with the Templars every step of the way. Needless to say Anders and I did not get along.
So you either threw yourself or your poor mage sister under the bus?
I am pro freedom, the chantry needs to stay the frak out of mage business. ALthough I am nto opposed tot he religion itself, I am opposed to the way it's been interpreted by the people in power.
The Chantry kinda has the right the idea, I don't agree with how they treat the mages but magic is dangerous to both Mages and non-Mages
That's where the Circle comes in
Magic itself is not the danger.
It's the way people use it that is the danger. Magic, like any other tool can be used to protect or to destroy.
Example: I own a gun, several in fact. Since a gun can be used to kill, does that mean I am a killer? No, of course it doesn't. I've been using weapons since 1997, I used them to protect and to defend, never to destroy.
A good perosn can use magic to no ill effect, while an "evil" person can use it to destroy. It all depends on the person.
#24
Posté 07 septembre 2013 - 05:24
Modifié par ThunderfoxF, 07 septembre 2013 - 05:24 .
#25
Posté 07 septembre 2013 - 05:27
Battlebloodmage wrote...
As a pro-mage, I want to play the devil advocate here. You don't get possessed by your gun while people with magic potential are more prone to possession especially if they're a blood mage.Valdrane78 wrote...
AresKeith wrote...
Valdrane78 wrote...
wolfhowwl wrote...
Yes I would.
My only Hawke was a zealous Andrastian, siding with Petrice against those horned heathens and with the Templars every step of the way. Needless to say Anders and I did not get along.
So you either threw yourself or your poor mage sister under the bus?
I am pro freedom, the chantry needs to stay the frak out of mage business. ALthough I am nto opposed tot he religion itself, I am opposed to the way it's been interpreted by the people in power.
The Chantry kinda has the right the idea, I don't agree with how they treat the mages but magic is dangerous to both Mages and non-Mages
That's where the Circle comes in
Magic itself is not the danger.
It's the way people use it that is the danger. Magic, like any other tool can be used to protect or to destroy.
Example: I own a gun, several in fact. Since a gun can be used to kill, does that mean I am a killer? No, of course it doesn't. I've been using weapons since 1997, I used them to protect and to defend, never to destroy.
A good perosn can use magic to no ill effect, while an "evil" person can use it to destroy. It all depends on the person.
But that doesn't mean that the person will become possessed. The Chantry, instead of working with the mages has decided to oppress them. To lock them up and mash them down, this in turn has some mages becommign desperate and turning to a mor epowerful magic to fight back, which can at times lead to possession. Not all mages when confronted by a demon will cave in and becoem possessed.





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