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[Lord Raijin]

Thats right. He wants to pick up the work that Anders left behind and contuine blowing up as many chantries as he can possibly can.

I'm sick of tired of saving the world anyways. Let me have some fun by blowing some chantries up.

[Knight of Dane]

Too bad, you can always replay DA2

[Sir DeLoria]

Cool, can I completely enslave all mages then?

[TheKomandorShepard]

Maybe we will able recruit Anders as agent and his work will be blew up enemy buildings as well chantry buildings and even get time bonus when it comes about chantry because guy have
experience.

Necanor wrote...

Cool, can I completely enslave all mages then?

no because0 you can't enslave slave^_^

Modifié par TheKomandorShepard, 28 septembre 2013 - 11:49 .

[Dubozz]

MURDA NIVE awaits.

[dragonflight288]

My Mage Inquisitor will probably do whatever Morrigan tells him. lol

[Incantrix]

I want everyone to hold hands and sing kumbaya

[Angrywolves]

Another genocidal player.
It would fun to see how many " you failed, the world was destroyed, game over " he manages to get before he "wises up".
Maybe he doesn't ever wise up and trades in the game out of sheer frustration.
That would be worth a few laughs, lol.

[Vulpe]

 You'll need equal quantities of Sela Petrae and Drakestone ( 5 parts of each ) . Add some charcoal to the mix and you are ready to go.
NOTE : The charcoal required quantity is currently unknown.To be sure that you nail it take extra quantities of Sela Petrae and Drakestone and combine them with charcoal until you get it. I also recommend that you hide in The Grand Cathedral's basement so that, in case of a premature detonation, you still succeed in bringing forth your plan. 

Good luck ! 

[Knight of Dane]

dragonflight288 wrote...

My Mage Inquisitor will probably do whatever Morrigan tells him. lol

"Trousers off and on the bed. NAO"

[MisterJB]

Can I do this to the mages? It would warm my heart, it really would.

[cjones91]

MisterJB wrote...

Can I do this to the mages? It would warm my heart, it really would.

You could try,but die in the process.

[Nefla]

Why does everyone want to be an evil psycho? I can't bring myself to be that evil no matter how many times I play.

[Nefla]

MasterScribe wrote...

Nefla wrote...

Why does everyone want to be an evil psycho? I can't bring myself to be that evil no matter how many times I play.

Violence against polygons offsets the possibility of real violence. Slaughter the polygons! 


Some people are just tired of playing wholly good characters. We demand ethical dilemmas. 

Yeah but making some hard decisions isn't the same thing as wanting to run around slaughtering everyone. I don't mind it in games where characters are respawning cardboard cutouts (fable) but in BW games I just can't do it.

Modifié par Nefla, 28 septembre 2013 - 03:10 .

[The Six Path of Pain]

Nefla wrote...

Why does everyone want to be an evil psycho? I can't bring myself to be that evil no matter how many times I play.

People want to be evil or anti-heroes because it's fun and different.

[MakutaDax]

The Six Path of Pain wrote...

Nefla wrote...

Why does everyone want to be an evil psycho? I can't bring myself to be that evil no matter how many times I play.

People want to be evil or anti-heroes because it's fun and different.

Basically this.

And on topic, I would love to blow up some Chantries. Maybe pull a 'V for Vendetta' and get all the foks out first. Blowing up buildings would definitely send some kind of message.

[Br3admax]

Blowing up the Chantry isn't anti-hero, fun, or different. It's done to death. It's full blown psychopath. If there an option, I'd do it, maybe once or fifteen times. But only for the lulz, not because I think there is any point to it. I'd revert the save for something that outrageous, no matter my gaming style.

[Incantrix]

If I had to blow up any chantry, it'd be the main one in orlai. The local village ones, I'm sure serve their propose and help. The main one is the seat and center of oppression. Especially since I plan on having an inquisitor from Rivaini who was an apostate and wasn't under the chantries slaughter of the circle. This is personal.

[LobselVith8]

dragonflight288 wrote...

My Mage Inquisitor will probably do whatever Morrigan tells him. lol

I don't blame you. 

I think Morrigan and Flemeth likely have their own goals, now that the veil has been torn in different areas across Thedas. My Hero of Ferelden already threw his lot in with Morrigan when he left Ferelden to join her (and their son) beyond the Eluvian (along with his Mabari Hound).

As for the OP's suggestion, I imagine my apostate Champion is picking up where Anders left off by becoming a leader to the mage rebellion, as Anders continually suggested for years (including before the final siege by the templar forces at the Gallows).

Frankly, I'm not sure a Dalish Inquisitor would be too invested on the Mage-Templar War, although I know that Merrill often sympathized with the mages during the narrative in Kirkwall.

[kathic]

Some men just want to see the world burn. I will settle for total mage independence.

[Vit246]

Can't you just quietly assassinate them?

[Br3admax]

Vit246 wrote...

Can't you just quietly assassinate them?

Not enough of an impact. Sometimes change is what they need. Change sets them free. And nothing says change like blowing up a church. 

[LobselVith8]

Br3ad wrote...

Not enough of an impact. Sometimes change is what they need. Change sets them free. And nothing says change like blowing up a church. 

I think some players see the Chantry of Andraste as an institution of oppression and slavery, given the plight of the elves and the subjugation of the mages. It's why some people have strong opinions about what Anders did, given what the Andrastian Chantry has done in the past, and what it does in present day Thedas. Of course, not everyone has the same views about the issue.