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[sH0tgUn jUliA]

TheKomandorShepard wrote...

sH0tgUn jUliA wrote...

TheKomandorShepard wrote...

sH0tgUn jUliA wrote...

Right Isabela was responsible for the bloodbath. The Arishok ordered it. He was responsible. Him and his stupid religion.

Yep she was petrice were queen when it comes to blame but isabela is next figure what had huge impact on that.
First she was reason why qunari were in kirkall
Second she stole their relic.
Third she escaped with it despite knowing what that will cause.

When arisok didn't have choice because his peoples were constantly attacked by chantry and others isabela have choice she traded kirkwall for own profit.When i don't like qunari much and im against them all arishok was doing is sitting on his ass when others try put him down.   
 

It's been a few years, but I don't recall the Chantry physically attacking the qunari. Isabela gave me the book. I gave the Arishok the book back, and he still wouldn't leave. So I had to kill him. I'm sorry, I don't rat on my friends and lovers. Honor among thieves thing. 

And I don't care. You don't go on a murderous rampage in a city over a goddamn book, "sacred relic" or not. Get a damned life. It's a stupid book. They had to have copies of it FFS unless they're morons. -- Signed Lying Cheating S*** Hawke, Location: sailing the seas with her lover Isabela

Petrice with others chantry supporters who attacked qunari many times with elthina "don't care".Emm i doubt that any country would free isabela if she done what she done to them. Rly? compare price orginal paintings to fake one...

And he didn't start kill them because of book only because they were hostile to them.

Annie_Dear wrote...

So, to protect his people he starts
killing innocents who have never done him or his kind any harm, tries to
take over a city, tries to force people to convert to the Qun, nearly
starts a war, just to... keep his people safe?

What a great leader. I'm also sure the his superiors in Par Vollen would have been happy with his slaughter and war.

He didn't have desire to convert to the qun before and killing "innocents" who were hostile to them and try put them down but im sure if you were in danger and your family (if you care about them) after constant attack on your person and famliy you don't lose patience and start to shoot to them. Citizens were doing http://tvtropes.org/...BullyingADragon that and well they get what they wanted http://tvtropes.org/...enLetMeBeEvil. 

Right. He marches into Kirkwall with a big army. Did he tell anyone why he was there? No. Did he tell anyone what he wanted? No. He just sat on the dock with his army wanting everyone in the nobility to kiss his barbarian ass and pissed off everyone. Communication goes a long way to solving problems. 

But he was to PROUD to tell anyone that some lowly FEMALE had stolen his beloved Qun because he was a patriarchal ass. This FEMALE had thus BESTED him, and in Qunari society that cannot happen. So if horny guy had said, "Hawke, some black haired pirate female stole a precious book. I want it back, and we will not leave until I have it back." I would have said, "Okay, so this is going to take some time and investigation, so my rates are blah blah blah. Agree and I'll get it for you." Then all that messiness of the massacre could have been avoided. 

But something tells me that wouldn't have been enough. He'd want her so he could kill her, and when I found out it was Isabela, I'd have to get the book, tell her to hide, get some nasty wound, and tell him she escaped and left Kirkwall. But he'd then want to kill me in place of her because he'd still have been bested by a woman and would have to get his balls back somehow. So I'd have to cut his head off and have it stuffed and mounted. :innocent:

[Annie_Dear]

TheKomandorShepard wrote...

He didn't have desire to convert to the qun before and killing "innocents" who were hostile to them and try put them down but im sure if you were in danger and your family (if you care about them) after constant attack on your person and famliy you don't lose patience and start to shoot to them. Citizens were doing http://tvtropes.org/...BullyingADragon that and well they get what they wanted http://tvtropes.org/...enLetMeBeEvil. 

How did the Viscount and nobles try to put them down? Dumar gave them a place on the docks, allowed them to stay in the city and never attacked them. Neither did the nobility. Or the commoners. At most they were suspicious of the Qunari because hello, there's an foreign army living in your city for years and they never tell you what they're doing there and why they won't leave.  

Petrice and her followers were the danger, but they could all be killed before the Arishok desided to rampage through the city.

Fenris himself says that they'll force the nobility to either convert to the Qun or they'll be killed. So yes, he did.

Protecting your friends and family is one thing, KILLING A BUNCH OF INNOCENTS is not.

[E1esar]

Lord Raijin wrote...

If Bioware turns Morrigan into the main antagonist on DAI I'm ordering a massive boycott on the company.

I quite agree with you.  Small foolish hindrance? Sure. Main antagonist? Not even close.

[TheKomandorShepard]

sH0tgUn jUliA wrote...

Right. He marches into Kirkwall with a big army. Did he tell anyone why he was there? No. Did he tell anyone what he wanted? No. He just sat on the dock with his army wanting everyone in the nobility to kiss his barbarian ass and pissed off everyone. Communication goes a long way to solving problems. 

But he was to PROUD to tell anyone that some lowly FEMALE had stolen his beloved Qun because he was a patriarchal ass. This FEMALE had thus BESTED him, and in Qunari society that cannot happen. So if horny guy had said, "Hawke, some black haired pirate female stole a precious book. I want it back, and we will not leave until I have it back." I would have said, "Okay, so this is going to take some time and investigation, so my rates are blah blah blah. Agree and I'll get it for you." Then all that messiness of the massacre could have been avoided. 

But something tells me that wouldn't have been enough. He'd want her so he could kill her, and when I found out it was Isabela, I'd have to get the book, tell her to hide, get some nasty wound, and tell him she escaped and left Kirkwall. But he'd then want to kill me in place of her because he'd still have been bested by a woman and would have to get his balls back somehow. So I'd have to cut his head off and have it stuffed and mounted. :innocent:

LoL was he doing something wrong nope and thats from me when i m against them and their ant existence.He was searching thief then his peoples were painting them as devils (thanks to the chantry) and they attacked them again and again in one way or another and corruption in kirkwall wasn't helping.And he didn't want kill her he want convert her thats way they work.To be honest show me goverment that wouldn't punish isabela for such thing.

Annie_Dear wrote...

How did the Viscount and nobles try to
put them down? Dumar gave them a place on the docks, allowed them to
stay in the city and never attacked them. Neither did the nobility. Or
the commoners. At most they were suspicious of the Qunari because hello,
there's an foreign army living in your city for years and they
never tell you what they're doing there and why they won't leave.  

Petrice and her followers were the danger, but they could all be killed before the Arishok desided to rampage through the city.

Fenris himself says that they'll force the nobility to either convert to the Qun or they'll be killed. So yes, he did.

Protecting your friends and family is one thing, KILLING A BUNCH OF INNOCENTS is not.

eee show me who is innocent and who not petrice followers and they weren't only group that worked against qunari others were hostile and kirkwall was corrupt he had enough being his peoples harassed and peoples did them problems because others start convert even if qunari did nothing and arishok have right about kirkwall but still i don't think that what he planed to do was much better or even if that was.    

[Annie_Dear]

TheKomandorShepard wrote...

eee show me who is innocent and who not petrice followers and they weren't only group that worked against qunari others were hostile and kirkwall was corrupt he had enough being his peoples harassed and peoples did them problems because others start convert even if qunari did nothing and arishok have right about kirkwall but still i don't think that what he planed to do was much better or even if that was.    

Dumar and the nobels were innocent. They were never shown attacking the Qunari. One of them was killed because he dared to call the Arishok on his actions. "Kirkwall is corrupt"? it's no more corrupt than any other city, and the Arishok marches his troops through the city, killing hundrets, for the actions of a few fundamentalists.

The problem wasn't that people were converting to the Qun, the problem was that some of them were using it as an excuse to get away with murder. The Arishok had no right to stop Aveline from arresting them, he was causing the problem. 

Hell, he tells Hawke that they should be grateful for killing people (even innocents) when their poison is allowed to be stolen. And you're wondering why some people might have a problem with them?

[Angrywolves]

Br549 doesn't want to admit he wrong and wants to argue.
I f Leliana living is canon, then Morrigan must be as well, the OP can say my bad for starting this thread and move on.
The " I thought I killed x but they're still alive " complaints are birds of a feather, so as to speak.
If you can't see that br549, then I feel sorry for you.
shrugs.

[TheKomandorShepard]

Annie_Dear wrote...

TheKomandorShepard wrote...

eee show me who is innocent and who not petrice followers and they weren't only group that worked against qunari others were hostile and kirkwall was corrupt he had enough being his peoples harassed and peoples did them problems because others start convert even if qunari did nothing and arishok have right about kirkwall but still i don't think that what he planed to do was much better or even if that was.    

Dumar and the nobels were innocent. They were never shown attacking the Qunari. One of them was killed because he dared to call the Arishok on his actions. "Kirkwall is corrupt"? it's no more corrupt than any other city, and the Arishok marches his troops through the city, killing hundrets, for the actions of a few fundamentalists.

The problem wasn't that people were converting to the Qun, the problem was that some of them were using it as an excuse to get away with murder. The Arishok had no right to stop Aveline from arresting them, he was causing the problem. 

Hell, he tells Hawke that they should be grateful for killing people (even innocents) when their poison is allowed to be stolen. And you're wondering why some people might have a problem with them?

Rly kirkwall corrupted as any other city well go night in every night , see corrupted templars , mages , guards quest with psycho elven killer and elves before battle with qunari.Qunari probalby don't have corruption or have very small so thats touched them. 

Dumar perhaps nobles innocent doubt that very higly doubt that.

excuse to get away with murder that was in kirkwall side elves only punished murderer because system was corrupted.

[Br3admax]

Angrywolves wrote...

Br549 doesn't want to admit he wrong and wants to argue.
I f Leliana living is canon, then Morrigan must be as well, the OP can say my bad for starting this thread and move on.
The " I thought I killed x but they're still alive " complaints are birds of a feather, so as to speak.
If you can't see that br549, then I feel sorry for you.
shrugs.

I'm wrong? From the guy who doesn't know what canon means, nor the topic of this conversation, who also thinks that Br549 is how you spell my name? Yeah, if you're right, I think I prefer to be wrong. Much more knowledge in being wrong, apparently. Loghain being killed is a definite. He is killed in a cutscene and and everyone aknowledges his death. It is in no way comparable to Leliana being killed outside of a cutscene, or Morrigan being stabbed. There is no chance of Loghain coming back in a similar way to this topic because his head is always seperated from his body. It is in no way similar. 

Modifié par Br3ad, 22 octobre 2013 - 08:39 .

[Annie_Dear]

TheKomandorShepard wrote...

Rly kirkwall corrupted as any other city well go night in every night , see corrupted templars , mages , guards quest with psycho elven killer and elves before battle with qunari.Qunari probalby don't have corruption or have very small so thats touched them.

Denerim is full of gangs eho attack you. There are also slavers, blood mages and an ancient horror, I don't find it anymore corrupt than Kirkwall.

Dumar perhaps nobles innocent doubt that very higly doubt that.

What proof do you have? What had they done to deserve being forced to convert or being killed?

excuse to get away with murder that was in kirkwall side elves only punished murderer because system was corrupted.

It was still murder. Yes, the guard had raped their sister, but they can't go unpunished for it. The Arishok, considering how he was nothing more than a guest in the city, had no right to stop Aveline from arresting them. But no, he desides to kill a bunch of people who had nothing to do with anything and try to take over a city, and almost starting a war with the Free Marches, and possibly the rest of Thedas.

[Pawlem]

Former_Fiend wrote...

TheBlackBaron wrote...

Pawlem wrote...

QFT. Bring on all the fangirls.

I for one like both Morrigan and Allistar which seems to be the nonsensical war of fandom ever since I started playing the game at release. 

Honestly, it's the most pointless war ever, whether you play a male or female Warden. One is your lover, one is your bro.

It's only when you toss Leliana or Zevran fangirl/boys into the mix that things start getting nasty. 

I honestly believe it spun out of a fandom war between m-warden fans and f-warden fans. I remember back right after origins a lot of fem-cousland players were insisting that their playthrough would be the canon one, generated quite a bit of backlash. So I imagine the Morrigan vs Alistair fight spun out of that in a "our LI's better than yours!" kind of way.

Bleh. I remember that. I agree that pointless stuff like that largely contributed to the pointless fandom war. Honestly, all that has cleared up a bit, but from looking at this thread it still remains. 

[Star fury]

Br3ad wrote...

Angrywolves wrote...

Br549 doesn't want to admit he wrong and wants to argue.
I f Leliana living is canon, then Morrigan must be as well, the OP can say my bad for starting this thread and move on.
The " I thought I killed x but they're still alive " complaints are birds of a feather, so as to speak.
If you can't see that br549, then I feel sorry for you.
shrugs.

I'm wrong? From the guy who doesn't know what canon means, nor the topic of this conversation, who also thinks that Br549 is how you spell my name? Yeah, if you're right, I think I prefer to be wrong. Much more knowledge in being wrong, apparently. Loghain being killed is a definite. He is killed in a cutscene and and everyone aknowledges his death. It is in no way comparable to Leliana being killed outside of a cutscene, or Morrigan being stabbed. There is no chance of Loghain coming back in a similar way to this topic because his head is always seperated from his body. It is in no way similar. 

Beware, he will complain to moderators for innocent postings.

[Jedi Master of Orion]

sH0tgUn jUliA wrote...

Right. He marches into Kirkwall with a big army. Did he tell anyone why he was there? No. Did he tell anyone what he wanted? No. He just sat on the dock with his army wanting everyone in the nobility to kiss his barbarian ass and pissed off everyone. Communication goes a long way to solving problems. 

But he was to PROUD to tell anyone that some lowly FEMALE had stolen his beloved Qun because he was a patriarchal ass. This FEMALE had thus BESTED him, and in Qunari society that cannot happen. So if horny guy had said, "Hawke, some black haired pirate female stole a precious book. I want it back, and we will not leave until I have it back." I would have said, "Okay, so this is going to take some time and investigation, so my rates are blah blah blah. Agree and I'll get it for you." Then all that messiness of the massacre could have been avoided. 

But something tells me that wouldn't have been enough. He'd want her so he could kill her, and when I found out it was Isabela, I'd have to get the book, tell her to hide, get some nasty wound, and tell him she escaped and left Kirkwall. But he'd then want to kill me in place of her because he'd still have been bested by a woman and would have to get his balls back somehow. So I'd have to cut his head off and have it stuffed and mounted. :innocent:

I don't think you understand the Arishok at all. The Qun is not patriarchal. He does not look down on women as "lowly". But Qunari beleive that women are not suited to being in the millitary, just like men are not suited for certain roles. The most influential roles in the Qun are the Tamassrans, who decide what job everyone has. They are all women. The fact that Isabela is a womns is irrelevant. It's only important that she is a theif and that she stole their most sacred relic. Qunari look down on all foreigners, they do not trust them to do their job for them. But it wasn't the relic that caused him to attack Kirkwall. The fact that Isabela ran off with it was what meant he couldn't leave. He attacked because he felt he could no longer tolerate Kirkwall's corruption and inequality.

"I cannot leave without the relic, and I cannot stay and remain blind to this dysfunction. There is only one solution."

Annie_Dear wrote...

So, to protect his people he starts
killing innocents who have never done him or his kind any harm, tries to
take over a city, tries to force people to convert to the Qun, nearly
starts a war, just to... keep his people safe?

What a great leader. I'm also sure the his superiors in Par Vollen would have been happy with his slaughter and war.

Annie_Dear wrote...

Dumar and the nobels were innocent.
They were never shown attacking the Qunari. One of them was killed
because he dared to call the Arishok on his actions. "Kirkwall is
corrupt"? it's no more corrupt than any other city, and the Arishok
marches his troops through the city, killing hundrets, for the actions
of a few fundamentalists.

The problem wasn't that people were
converting to the Qun, the problem was that some of them were using it
as an excuse to get away with murder. The Arishok had no right to stop
Aveline from arresting them, he was causing the problem. 

Hell,
he tells Hawke that they should be grateful for killing people (even
innocents) when their poison is allowed to be stolen. And you're
wondering why some people might have a problem with them?

He has no superiors in Par Vollen. He's the leader of the Qunari millitary. To him the fact that Elthina and Dumar or the respective leadership of Kirkwall and the Chantry didn't sanction the murder and theft of Qunari and their powder is irrelevant. If rogue elements of Kirkwall cannot be controlled then the city is corrupt. Qunari see society as a single organism. He can even tell Hawke that "You will answer for the actions of those under your command" if Isabela doesn't return and Hawke protests that she betrayed him/her.

And the fact that Kirkwall is as corrupt as any other city? Maybe. But that's still absolutely unacceptable to the Arishok. That's exactly why the Qunari think they need to bring all the bas to the Qun. Afer the downtrodden elves seek sanctuary and Isabela's escape, that's why he feels he can no longer tolerate it. You may notice that a number of elves in lowtown aided the Qunari uprising.

"Their actions are mere symptons. Your society is the disease."

[DarthLaxian]

get your filthy fingers of off her (!)

sorry, but i loved her character (she might be a **** sometimes, but at least she is honest about it (and she is not sanctimonious like a certain bard...))

greetings LAX

[sH0tgUn jUliA]

Jedi Master of Orion wrote...

sH0tgUn jUliA wrote...

Right. He marches into Kirkwall with a big army. Did he tell anyone why he was there? No. Did he tell anyone what he wanted? No. He just sat on the dock with his army wanting everyone in the nobility to kiss his barbarian ass and pissed off everyone. Communication goes a long way to solving problems. 

But he was to PROUD to tell anyone that some lowly FEMALE had stolen his beloved Qun because he was a patriarchal ass. This FEMALE had thus BESTED him, and in Qunari society that cannot happen. So if horny guy had said, "Hawke, some black haired pirate female stole a precious book. I want it back, and we will not leave until I have it back." I would have said, "Okay, so this is going to take some time and investigation, so my rates are blah blah blah. Agree and I'll get it for you." Then all that messiness of the massacre could have been avoided. 

But something tells me that wouldn't have been enough. He'd want her so he could kill her, and when I found out it was Isabela, I'd have to get the book, tell her to hide, get some nasty wound, and tell him she escaped and left Kirkwall. But he'd then want to kill me in place of her because he'd still have been bested by a woman and would have to get his balls back somehow. So I'd have to cut his head off and have it stuffed and mounted. :innocent:

I don't think you understand the Arishok at all. The Qun is not patriarchal. He does not look down on women as "lowly". But Qunari beleive that women are not suited to being in the millitary, just like men are not suited for certain roles. The most influential roles in the Qun are the Tamassrans, who decide what job everyone has. They are all women. The fact that Isabela is a womns is irrelevant. It's only important that she is a theif and that she stole their most sacred relic. Qunari look down on all foreigners, they do not trust them to do their job for them. But it wasn't the relic that caused him to attack Kirkwall. The fact that Isabela ran off with it was what meant he couldn't leave. He attacked because he felt he could no longer tolerate Kirkwall's corruption and inequality.

"I cannot leave without the relic, and I cannot stay and remain blind to this dysfunction. There is only one solution."

"And I cannot tell you why I'm here with my army." 

So they have a caste system. And I've got news for the Arishok. In Kirkwall, THEY are the foreigners. THEY are subject to the laws of Kirkwall, NOT the other way around. It does not give him the right to send his army on a rampage through the city.

Annie_Dear wrote...

So, to protect his people he starts
killing innocents who have never done him or his kind any harm, tries to
take over a city, tries to force people to convert to the Qun, nearly
starts a war, just to... keep his people safe?

What a great leader. I'm also sure the his superiors in Par Vollen would have been happy with his slaughter and war.

Annie_Dear wrote...

Dumar and the nobels were innocent.
They were never shown attacking the Qunari. One of them was killed
because he dared to call the Arishok on his actions. "Kirkwall is
corrupt"? it's no more corrupt than any other city, and the Arishok
marches his troops through the city, killing hundrets, for the actions
of a few fundamentalists.

The problem wasn't that people were
converting to the Qun, the problem was that some of them were using it
as an excuse to get away with murder. The Arishok had no right to stop
Aveline from arresting them, he was causing the problem. 

Hell,
he tells Hawke that they should be grateful for killing people (even
innocents) when their poison is allowed to be stolen. And you're
wondering why some people might have a problem with them?

He has no superiors in Par Vollen. He's the leader of the Qunari millitary. To him the fact that Elthina and Dumar or the respective leadership of Kirkwall and the Chantry didn't sanction the murder and theft of Qunari and their powder is irrelevant. If rogue elements of Kirkwall cannot be controlled then the city is corrupt. Qunari see society as a single organism. He can even tell Hawke that "You will answer for the actions of those under your command" if Isabela doesn't return and Hawke protests that she betrayed him/her.

And the fact that Kirkwall is as corrupt as any other city? Maybe. But that's still absolutely unacceptable to the Arishok. That's exactly why the Qunari think they need to bring all the bas to the Qun. Afer the downtrodden elves seek sanctuary and Isabela's escape, that's why he feels he can no longer tolerate it. You may notice that a number of elves in lowtown aided the Qunari uprising.

"Their actions are mere symptons. Your society is the disease."

He's a damned zealot. I don't like zealots. Qunari code is black and white. They have to "convert" everyone to the Qun. I see their society as oppressive. So the rogue elements can't be controlled, and that makes the entire city corrupt and justifies his slaughter of innocents.  A number of the Elves aided the Qunari in the uprising and they met their deaths by my sword as well... bloody bunch of opportunists. I let Isabela leave. I didn't protest she betrayed me. IIRC, I told him "no." And we fought. And he died. I fought "honorably" ha ha ha.   His actions were a symptom. His society is a disease. Now get out of my city.

[CuriousArtemis]

My Warden didn't kill Morrigan in Witch Hunt because he had no reason to (I didn't role-play a psychotic murdering bastard lol) but he also wasn't particularly fond of her. Witch Hunt truly made no sense because it was never explained why my Warden was going after a woman he didn't particularly care for or indeed ever care to see again.

I have to admit I'm really disappointed at seeing her return, but I understand she's a popular character, like Varric (another character I wasn't over-fond of, though my Hawke's all liked him enough), and that's why she's back.

I hope she doesn't impact the story much. Or at least I hope some of my own favorite characters make a return. Ah well.

[Jedi Master of Orion]

sH0tgUn jUliA wrote...

"And I cannot tell you why I'm here with my army." 

So they have a caste system. And I've got news for the Arishok. In Kirkwall, THEY are the foreigners. THEY are subject to the laws of Kirkwall, NOT the other way around. It does not give him the right to send his army on a rampage through the city.

He knows. He doesn't care. He has little respect for bas laws. My point is that you can accuse the Arishok of being a lot of things, but not being patriarchal nor attacking Kirkwall just because of a book. The Qunari don't want your help. They don't see any reason to tell
anyone why they were there. But eventually the Arishok does tell Hawke
that he is looking for a thief who stole something from them. I don't think they trust any of the corrupt bas to help with such an important task as searching for the Tome of Koslun.

And his motives are actually more relatable than you might think. He's a man of principle, he doesn't respect  compromise. He's faced with what he sees as an injustice, so he believes he should fix it if he can, no matter where he it is. But he restrains himself until the book is taken beyond his reach by Isabela. That was the only reason he had to be able to leave peacefully. Afterward he decides he can no longer tolerate living there.

"Fixing your mess is not the Demand of the Qun, and you should all BE GRATEFUL!"

He didn't attack before no matter how much he might have wanted to because he was here to get the book back and go home, when he could no longer do that, his disgust for Kirkwall got the better of him so he tried to deal with Kirkwall's "vices" himself.

sH0tgUn jUliA wrote...
He's a damned zealot. I don't like zealots. Qunari code is black and white. They have to "convert" everyone to the Qun. I see their society as oppressive. So the rogue elements can't be controlled, and that makes the entire city corrupt and justifies his slaughter of innocents.  A number of the Elves aided the Qunari in the uprising and they met their deaths by my sword as well... bloody bunch of opportunists. I let Isabela leave. I didn't protest she betrayed me. IIRC, I told him "no." And we fought. And he died. I fought "honorably" ha ha ha.   His actions were a symptom. His society is a disease. Now get out of my city.

He is a zealot, yes. That you can condemn him for. But he has his reasons for doing what he did. If you were in his place, would you feel it would be wrong to try to free slaves or abused qunari mages or soemthing just because you were in their legal domain? Or would you wish to do what's right no matter what?

It's the same for him, even if you disagree with the principles he was making a stand for. I doubt he sees the nobles who govern that society or the people who fought to defend it at innocent. Would you?

[TK514]

I don't know that my Inquisitor will want to murder knife Morrigan. Depends on what she does in-game.

From the perspective of a non-Romanced Morrigan:
My Hero of Ferelden turned her down cold, so she left and he died. No one was told about the DR.

My Orlesian Warden Commander knifed her because he thought she was one of history's great cowards and deserters, so it was justice. From his perspective, she abandoned the Hero of Ferelden and all of Thedas on the eve of the most important battle of the Dragon Age to save her own skin, so she deserved to be punished for her betrayal.

Of course, we know, in that situation, what the Orlesian Warden Commander does not; that she's just a selfish little girl who pouts and runs off if she doesn't get her way.  It had nothing to do with cowardice, she's just incapable of seeing others as meaningful unless they serve her purposes. If she stays true to type, I'm sure at least one of the characters will want to knife her in the gut again before DA:I is over.

Modifié par TK514, 23 octobre 2013 - 04:34 .

[ladyofpayne]

My wish for Santa: Please give us opportunity to kill Morrigan.

[Muspade]

I greet thee, necromancer.

[Asdrubael Vect]

I really want options to kill  Leliana(dead without head must be dead), Cassandra, Cullen, Empress Celine, Grand Duke Gaspar, White Divine, Templars/Seakers Knight Commanders(all or most of all what i can see in DAI)

and i would be happy to have option t kill Isabella, Sebastian, Zevran(i already kill him in DAO but that bastard was still live in DA2 and we not have option to kill him there<_<)


About Morrigan. I am not think that i want to kill her anyway and i am not angry for her because i understand what she can possibly do or not, so i do not care if we can kill her or not(and i doubt that Flemet daughter wih such knoledges and powers can really die)

Modifié par Dark Korsar, 27 novembre 2013 - 09:11 .

[Kroitz]

I wish that we will able to join a different PC´s story and can murder their nugs and friends.

Modifié par Kroitz, 27 novembre 2013 - 08:52 .

[TheKomandorShepard]

ladyofpayne wrote...

My wish for Santa: Please give us opportunity to kill Morrigan.

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Heh i would love that add to this flemeth , leliana , cullen and few other character and i will be pleased.

[Spectre slayer]

Considering the fact they've said her fate will be decided in DAI, i'm pretty sure you will be able to kill her if you want to, or possibly let Flemeth take over her body.

[TeamLexana]

It's probably been said but if you choose the option to kill her in Witch Hunt - she falls back into the mirror so it's left pretty open that could have survived.