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[wright1978]

My first thoughts are towards an anti-chantry, sardonic, pragmatic elf

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

Typical Paladin of justice and honor

[General TSAR]

wolfhowwl wrote...

Miscellaneous Mind wrote...
By "doing the right thing," I mean "killing every elf and mage I run across".

*tips Templar helm*

[GrayTimber]

 I largely roleplay my own characters in these games, and I have a favorite to play as in most rpgs.
Especially in the first file.

She's a bit of a rogue-ish jokester, but good-hearted and has strong apposement to those that would harm others.
My character has been in and led armies, and that shapes a huge part of the gameplay--
She'll try everything she can to save everyone,
but if it comes between others and her men, she'll likely choose her men.

[Jaison1986]

wright1978 wrote...

My first thoughts are towards an anti-chantry, sardonic, pragmatic elf

Pretty much this. But I'll be an human mage myself.

[Milady]

A badass female Qunari mage who's cold and ruthless on the outside, but can warm up to people over a matter of time. At least, that is my head canon

Modifié par AngelSpirit, 19 décembre 2013 - 01:14 .

[Ieldra]

Here a few traits which will most likely characterize my main Inquisitor (may or may not be the first one, will most certainly not be the only one):

(1) I won't let principles get in the way of a desirable outcome (pragmatism).
(2) I won't be cruel just because I can (no evil without a purpose).
(3) I will help people if it costs me nothing significant or gains me something significant.
(4) I will try to find positive value in the alien, the other, the not-quite-human or the beyond-human.
(5) I will value exploration of the unknown, knowledge and personal ascension.
(6) I will be an enemy to organizations and people who attempt to restrict the pursuit of (4).

[Medhia Nox]

Just because Ieldra's post was concise - I will model it after his.

1) Principles are my desired outcome. The people come first.
2) Cruelty is never a desired option. It is always regrettable - even if made unavoidable.
3) I will sacrifice personal power, personal knowledge, love interests and the sovereignty of the Inquisition to serve the people.
4) Any entity that poses, by its nature, a threat to people - will be met with the most extreme hostility.
5) Knowledge and personal power are worthy pursuits when they do not interfere with #1.
6) I will be an enemy to anyone who puts their own egoism before the safety and well being of the people. (Which will leave my list of allies very thin methinks.)

Modifié par Medhia Nox, 19 décembre 2013 - 02:08 .

[themikefest]

I play as human female mage who is a sadistic/viscious/deceiving b*t*h. She will do anything that needs to be done to reach her goal.

In ME3 I was able to do the worst things possible and still achieved the best ending(breath scene). I would like to do the same in this game. 

[MassivelyEffective0730]

David7204 wrote...

Mesina2 wrote...

Balance =/= Middle

Ah, I see what's going you. Clearly, you're someone who goes starry-eyed over 'balance.' Mmm. I bet you have a tendency to support nature-y things? As 'balance?'

Well, that's a very nice little alignment for Dungeons and Dragons. But it really has no place beyond that.

So intentionally misrepresenting an argument is what is going for you. You don't like to see anyone or anything that doesn't hold on to your own identity of heroism. It's all 'very nice' and 'nature-y' to you, and you clearly go starry-eyed over your idea of heroism, which is of course very insular, narrow, and limited in scope.

Sorry, but idea of heroism is typically what fuels zealots and ultranationalists who think that their moral superiority is what matters most. In fact, your black and white morality and notion of good and bad is really inapplicable to life. It's really naive, and really childish. 

[Medhia Nox]

Umm... "nature-y" balance has a place in... hmm... nature?

[GreyLycanTrope]

I'll probably be a sarcastic nice person, who tries to help when he can within reason. No preferences on race or gender yet.

[TheKomandorShepard]

My inquisitor

[Just_A_Boy]

I want to be a show off with companions who "stroke" my ego ...every now and then -.-.

Oh and I also want a matching fat belly with that ego.

Modifié par Just_A_Boy, 19 décembre 2013 - 04:17 .

[Ruadh]

I'll pick the Qunari and roleplay as the Hound. 
For me, I usually play a renegon, Jack Bauer type in games like these. I'll try to help and save as many as I can, but won't hesitate for one second if I'm required to get my hands dirty if called for. I'm talking just filthy hands.
I guess I just find the super good, flawless and infallible hero type boring. I feel they're more at home in a disney story. I fully endorse the anti-hero, much more to my taste. 

Modifié par ginner dave, 19 décembre 2013 - 04:47 .

[XxPrincess(x)ThreatxX]

David7204 wrote...

That is really just very silly.

This is for you.

Why are you even commenting here? you don't play the DA games & i doubt that'll change when inquisition is out.

[teh DRUMPf!!]

 I'm going to play an annoyingly chatty female elven mage on my first go.

This will help me determine: (1) which NPCs to talk to; (2) which ones to avoid; (3) which spells are most useful.

And she will have a rude/brash, thuggish personality to her as well. Something a bit outside the character profile I typically go for with the main character (I want my canon run to still feel unique/fresh by the time I'm ready to go for it) but still a more interesting (and more tolerable) personality to me than the cliched lawful-good Paladin hero I have no interest in RP'ing.

[dragonflight288]

I'll either be an honorable dwarf or a human mage struggling against the perception of magic.

[Khayness]

I'll play like a method actor who prepared for a WH40k role, but went in the wrong door and everyone else is too frightened to tell him he isn't supposed to be here.

Aka the amusing psychopath.

[WendiNix]

I will be Lithuanian. Wait, wrong thread

[Karlone123]

I'll be playing Qunari fist time through so I imagine him/her to be acting in with a military mindset, choosing to fortify a keep over a village. And then as a Human, pro-chantry.

[Ananka]

My inquisitor will probably be the kind of person most of my protagonists are: A good but extremely promiscuous pro-mage mage who runs fetch quests for every commoner in Ferelden and who prods his/her companions about every single detail of their personal life.

Modifié par Annaka, 20 décembre 2013 - 09:58 .

[okiness]

 My character is going to be created the moment I know enough about the story in my head, and she will react accordingly (because I can't play dudes man I just can't) to the situation. For Femshep that was like 'I was playing nice then you pissed me off plz die now' for Hawke it was like 'you idiots im trying to help you god fine.' So this character will probably be like 'Get out of my way I'm trying to fix the thing. THE THING BEING WAR AND STUFF'

[David7204]

Ieldra2 wrote...

Here a few traits which will most likely characterize my main Inquisitor (may or may not be the first one, will most certainly not be the only one):

(1) I won't let principles get in the way of a desirable outcome (pragmatism).
(2) I won't be cruel just because I can (no evil without a purpose).
(3) I will help people if it costs me nothing significant or gains me something significant.
(4) I will try to find positive value in the alien, the other, the not-quite-human or the beyond-human.
(5) I will value exploration of the unknown, knowledge and personal ascension.
(6) I will be an enemy to organizations and people who attempt to restrict the pursuit of (4).

I'm curious why your Inquisitor would even bother with principles at all. Why not throw them in the garbage immediately if they're discarded so very, very easily? 

Modifié par David7204, 20 décembre 2013 - 10:06 .