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[Senya]

Maybe there's a peasant Mage sympathizer?

[Giga Drill BREAKER]

Maybe the peasants just don't give a **** whats happening and only want to live.

[Lord Raijin]

HiroVoid wrote...

Lord Raijin wrote...

The templars SUCKS! S.U.C.K.S! sucks!

What's that got to do with peasents?

Templars are a bunch of peasants who struggle to find real jobs, and so they decided to become who they are. A giant pain in the asses for the mages.

Look at Carver for a prime example. He struggled to go anywhere by himself, and kept on reminding his brother that hes always stuck in his shadow... if you refuse to take him with you in the deep roads he joins the templars... just like the rest of them who struggle to maintain social status.

Like I said the Templars sucks.

[HiroVoid]

What about the templars who weren't peasents?

[Senya]

Lord Raijin wrote...

HiroVoid wrote...

Lord Raijin wrote...

The templars SUCKS! S.U.C.K.S! sucks!

What's that got to do with peasents?

Templars
are a bunch of peasants who struggle to find real jobs, and so they
decided to become who they are. A giant pain in the asses for the mages.


Look at Carver for a prime example. He struggled to go anywhere
by himself, and kept on reminding his brother that hes always stuck in
his shadow... if you refuse to take him with you in the deep roads he
joins the templars... just like the rest of them who struggle to
maintain social status.

Like I said the Templars sucks.

There you go begrudging peasants who must work for a living and decide to take a job that is widely respected across Thedas. Not all of us get free food and board.

Modifié par almostinsane99, 30 novembre 2013 - 08:17 .

[HiroVoid]

And an education.

[Lord Raijin]

Evangeline is the only Templar who isn't a peasant. Shes like Varric... Shes cool The rest are

[drake heath]

At least peasants work and are usually loyal to their social betters.

I've never seen a mage do anything useful, all they do is complain and get possessed.

[Senya]

HiroVoid wrote...

And an education.

And fancy clothing.

[Lord Raijin]

Anders gives free health care for the refugees of Kirkwall. He seems to give free health care for those who regularly visits the blooming rose.

How many templars do you know who do provide this service? Oh right they force mages to undergo the Harrowing and R.O.T on the mages.

[Lord Raijin]

And if the templars were trying to control your life you would do a lot of complaining yourself.

[MisterJB]

So, the Templars not only protect normal people from dangerous magic but they also provide a source of employment.

[HiroVoid]

almostinsane99 wrote...

HiroVoid wrote...

And an education.

And fancy clothing.

They need to work on the hats though.

Back on topic with peasents though: What kinds of hats do peasents wear?

[HiroVoid]

MisterJB wrote...

So, the Templars not only protect normal people from dangerous magic but they also provide a source of employment.

Also, in DA:O, they served as a replacement in Lothering for town guards driving off bandits and the like.

[MisterJB]

HiroVoid wrote...

MisterJB wrote...

So, the Templars not only protect normal people from dangerous magic but they also provide a source of employment.

Also, in DA:O, they served as a replacement in Lothering for town guards driving off bandits and the like.

Right, when the lord ran away with his guards, who remained behind to help evacuate the population? The Templars.

[Senya]

HiroVoid wrote...

almostinsane99 wrote...

HiroVoid wrote...

And an education.

And fancy clothing.

They need to work on the hats though.

Back on topic with peasents though: What kinds of hats do peasents wear?

Straw hats? Maybe, if they're lucky, something a tailor in Denerim, Val Royeaux or whatever the nearest city is.

[Lord Raijin]

MisterJB wrote...

So, the Templars not only protect normal people from dangerous magic but they also provide a source of employment.

Ah normal people Gotta love that word "Normal". The only employment they provide is with the dwarves to help satisfy their addiction to Lyrium.

[Lord Raijin]

MisterJB wrote...

HiroVoid wrote...

MisterJB wrote...

So, the Templars not only protect normal people from dangerous magic but they also provide a source of employment.

Also, in DA:O, they served as a replacement in Lothering for town guards driving off bandits and the like.

Right, when the lord ran away with his guards, who remained behind to help evacuate the population? The Templars.

The templars did a bad job because you were approched by bandits when you first enter Lothering.

[Senya]

Lord Raijin wrote...

MisterJB wrote...

So, the Templars not only protect normal people from dangerous magic but they also provide a source of employment.

Ah normal people Gotta love that word "Normal". The only employment they provide is with the dwarves to help satisfy their addiction to Lyrium.

Well, peasants do join the Templars. In fact, it seems joining the Chantry or the Templars affords social mobility for peasants they would have a hard time finding elsewhere. Except for the Imperial Chantry. Non-Mage peasants are kept at the lowest rank in the Chantry hiearchy there.

[MisterJB]

Lord Raijin wrote...
Ah normal people Gotta love that word "Normal".

Because "mundane" or "non-mage" is so much better.
Why should the rest of the world be defined by mages and in comparison to mages?

the dwarves to help satisfy their addiction to Lyrium.

That's right, the Templars also help prevent the extinction of not just dwarven culture, but also their entire race by buying their products.

Modifié par MisterJB, 30 novembre 2013 - 08:33 .

[HiroVoid]

Lord Raijin wrote...

MisterJB wrote...

HiroVoid wrote...

MisterJB wrote...

So, the Templars not only protect normal people from dangerous magic but they also provide a source of employment.

Also, in DA:O, they served as a replacement in Lothering for town guards driving off bandits and the like.

Right, when the lord ran away with his guards, who remained behind to help evacuate the population? The Templars.

The templars did a bad job because you were approched by bandits when you first enter Lothering.

Well, sure.  Templars don't have the numbers in small towns for it.  That's why it was an unsual case for them, but they still did their best to step up to the role.  If you inform the leader about it, he'll send templars out to drive them away.

[drake heath]

Also, as a side note, I don't like how the commoners mostly wore brown and stuff.

During the Middle Ages the peasantry wore all sorts of colors (except for the really expensive stuff like purple and blue), because several dyes weren't that expensive and would you want to wear brown all your life?

Modifié par drake heath, 30 novembre 2013 - 08:34 .

[MisterJB]

drake heath wrote...

Also, as a side note, I don't like how the commoners mostly wore brown and stuff.

During the Middle Ages the peasantry wore all sorts of colors, because several dyes weren't that expensive and would you want to wear brown all your life?

That's just the preception people have of the Middle Ages. Just check the Monty Python picture in the OP. Every peasant is dressed in brown as well.

[HiroVoid]

MisterJB wrote...

drake heath wrote...

Also, as a side note, I don't like how the commoners mostly wore brown and stuff.

During the Middle Ages the peasantry wore all sorts of colors, because several dyes weren't that expensive and would you want to wear brown all your life?

That's just the preception people have of the Middle Ages. Just check the Monty Python picture in the OP. Every peasant is dressed in brown as well.

That's because brown is realistic.  Just add in some more bloom here and there.

[drake heath]

MisterJB wrote...
That's just the preception people have of the Middle Ages. Just check the Monty Python picture in the OP. Every peasant is dressed in brown as well.

I know, I always hated the warped idea people had of the "Dark Ages".

It's "Enlightenment" age propaganda that said all the Middle Ages were terrible because they were trying to garner political support against Catholics.
People bathed more in the Middle Ages than in the Early Modern Age.