cjones91 wrote...
Master Warder Z wrote...
cjones91 wrote...
Master Warder Z wrote...
cjones91 wrote...
AresKeith wrote...
Maybe the elves should just find new land
If only if it were that easy....remember that the Dalish once tried to settle into Ostagar but the humans threw a hissy fit and a fight almost broke out.If the elves were to find new land then it would only be a matter of time until somebody decides to start something.
You mean the Kingdom who owned the territories the Elves were infringing upon reacted poorly to their intrusion?
:/ Its hard to call out Fereldan when the Lands of it are under the direction of the Bannorn and Monarchy.
Since King Alistair or Anora can give them the land then I don't see what the issue is.Besides it's not like those nobles were going to use the land anyway so where's the harm in giving it to the Dalish?
It's sort of like the Space Gyspies of ME settling on a planet before being even asking for premission to settle there.
It sort of negates any migition of their plight and what have you.
The point of the matter is regardless of the worth or proper ownership of the Lands, the Elves ruined whatever chance they might have had to settle there by settling there with out the consent of the lands they were trespassing upon.
So the Harm as you so quaintly put it is, It sets a very poor presidence for whatever region it happens to occur within.
Armed Mauruders set up camp in your Nation and instead of ejecting them, you allow them to form an independent state in your own land? Giving up National Territory to them, Its basically the same as allowing a Rogue State to possess Nuclear Arms within our own reality.
It sets a poor example.
Um I think having the king or queen granting land to the Dalish instantly overrides any noble who decides to make a fuss over it.Not to mention the Dalish did'nt move there straight away.Ostagar was barely inhabitable so there is no reason for why the Dalish can't have it.
._. This is Feraldan you do realize...Where even a king can be thrown out on their rear if the Bannorn decides to do it.
And your really making an obscure slide barely mentioned in the Epilogue sound like it was actually ground out into something that is known when in truth its barely more then conjecture.
And again you sort of miss the whole point of it sort of being like allowing a circle to be free of chantry restriction, the rest of thedas will have a comment on it and it may effect foreign relations, trade and many other facets just merely to appeal to a wandering band of well little more then common bandits
So again if it was done with out prior consent the nobles are completely justifed in being upset and the Monarchy more then justified in removing them and even if such an accord was struck i don't ever see it being implented due to how near univerisially unpopular the Dalish have made themselves.
It would sort of be like allowing Al Queda to set up shop in a legal guise within any of the countries they have waged a war of terrorism against.
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