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[Orian Tabris]

SilkieBantam wrote...

BrotherDragon2 wrote...

I would like to see some dragons as allies or at least be able to converse with them as part of the storyline.
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"I'm trying to think but nothin' happens-Jerome "Curly" Howard

This is Dragon Age not Dr. Doolittle. 

No, animals were only talking to the good doctor, not to the world.

[Orian Tabris]

The Mad Hanar wrote...

Orian Tabris wrote...

The Mad Hanar wrote...

No talking animals.

In a series in which werewolves play a large role.

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Hanar, werewolves are usually ABLE to talk. You see, NORMALLY, werewolves are humans who have been bitten by another werewolf, or a regular wolf, then becomes one themselves (usually at midnight).

Your argument is invalid.

They are still wolves, damn it!

Now THAT argument is invalid! xD

[Orian Tabris]

The Mad Hanar wrote...

Orian Tabris wrote...


Now THAT argument is invalid! xD

See, when a human is bitten by a vampire, the human becomes a vampire.

Why wouldn't a human become a wolf if the human got bitten by a werewolf?!

How the hell should I know? That's just the norm lore behind werewolves.

[Fredward]

Would a wolf become a human if it was bitten by a human?

[Lord Raijin]

David Gaider wrote...

BrotherDragon2 wrote...
I would like to see some dragons as allies or at least be able to converse with them as part of the storyline.

No talking animals. This is one of the underlying rules for the Dragon Age universe, and it includes dragons. Closest we've come to breaking that rule is the desire demon illusion in the Shale adventure (which was technically a talking cat), but it's never going to be a thing otherwise.

So, yes, all dragons must be monsters.

So theirs no way that we can have a dragon friend like the one (Paarthurnax) in Skyrim? I'm depressed now.

[Bayonet Hipshot]

David Gaider wrote...

BrotherDragon2 wrote...
I would like to see some dragons as allies or at least be able to converse with them as part of the storyline.

No talking animals. This is one of the underlying rules for the Dragon Age universe, and it includes dragons. Closest we've come to breaking that rule is the desire demon illusion in the Shale adventure (which was technically a talking cat), but it's never going to be a thing otherwise.

So, yes, all dragons must be monsters.

Thanks for clarifying... We already have Skyrim & the Hobbit fulfilling the role of powerful, intelligent talking dragons....

[metatheurgist]

The Mad Hanar wrote...
See, when a human is bitten by a vampire, the human becomes a vampire.

Why wouldn't a human become a wolf if the human got bitten by a werewolf?!

You're breaking your own argument. They would become werewolves, not wolves. Werewolves are still not animals.

[Ieldra]

David Gaider wrote...

BrotherDragon2 wrote...
I would like to see some dragons as allies or at least be able to converse with them as part of the storyline.

No talking animals. This is one of the underlying rules for the Dragon Age universe, and it includes dragons. Closest we've come to breaking that rule is the desire demon illusion in the Shale adventure (which was technically a talking cat), but it's never going to be a thing otherwise.

So, yes, all dragons must be monsters.

So, I take it we can assume that for all entities which speak and have multiple forms, any animal form they might have isn't their natural form? This would apply to the Old Gods, assuming they actually do speak, for which there is some evidence...

Modifié par Ieldra2, 04 janvier 2014 - 11:00 .

[KiwiQuiche]

Then why is the whole "dragons coming back to Thedas, they are our ancient GODS!" in the comics if they are just gonna be dumb mute beasts?

[victorbarry]

can i have one as a pet? :3

[Champion1]

KiwiQuiche wrote...

Then why is the whole "dragons coming back to Thedas, they are our ancient GODS!" in the comics if they are just gonna be dumb mute beasts?

To quote Finn from Witch Hunt: "Dragons are big and powerful and breath fire!  Some people are easily impressed."

[kinderschlager]

how did we get to werewolves?

[Cigne]

I've always operated under the theory--well, assumption--that the Old Gods were High Dragons possessed by ancient spirits from before the Veil.

[Grieving Natashina]

kinderschlager wrote...

how did we get to werewolves?

How do we get into any off topic conversation?  

Thanks for the info, Mr. Gaider.  By the way, I think that the Old Gods are supposed to look like dragons, but not actually be dragons.  This is how we can get the animals with the Dragons we kill, and yet have intelligence with the Old Gods.

@Cig  Ooh, I like that theory.  Works for me!

[KiwiQuiche]

Champion1 wrote...

KiwiQuiche wrote...

Then why is the whole "dragons coming back to Thedas, they are our ancient GODS!" in the comics if they are just gonna be dumb mute beasts?

To quote Finn from Witch Hunt: "Dragons are big and powerful and breath fire!  Some people are easily impressed."

Ram a sword through their heads and they aren't that powerful.

[Orian Tabris]

kinderschlager wrote...

how did we get to werewolves?

Hmmm... Dragons are monsters, werewolves are monsters, and both of them are fictitious... Yeah, how did we get to werewolves? This is WAY off track! ...I know! Let's start a conversation about potpourri!

[Magdalena11]

Bfler wrote...

 A sophisticated dragon, who is able to talk and sing.

But can it dance the remigold?

No, I guess I'll have to be cool with mute dragons.

As far as the Old Gods speaking, they may have only looked like dragons.  They may have created dragons in their own image or something.

[Zack_Nero]

David Gaider wrote...

BrotherDragon2 wrote...
I would like to see some dragons as allies or at least be able to converse with them as part of the storyline.

No talking animals. This is one of the underlying rules for the Dragon Age universe, and it includes dragons. Closest we've come to breaking that rule is the desire demon illusion in the Shale adventure (which was technically a talking cat), but it's never going to be a thing otherwise.

So, yes, all dragons must be monsters.

Then I guess riding a dragon is out of the question.

[Dayze]

If Dragon's are mabari smart thats like being "child-level" smart really.

Really young child but still.

Mabari were pretty smart creatures when it came down to it.

[Diablos2525]

Deleted, not worth it.

Modifié par Diablos2525, 06 janvier 2014 - 07:47 .