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[Zered]

Play a Qunari and be grateful.

[ElementalFury106]

I genuinely cannot decide whether to be a human or elf my first playthrough. I'll definitely be a mage becuz magic, but I just can't decide.

Eventually I'll play every race/class anyway.

[Kymera X]

Archer for me is always an Elf, I just think its suits them best. Warrior will be human and if the Quanari cc will allow me to have sexy female, she will be a mage. Why ? I place Warden, Hawke and Inquisitor in a group, if all of them were human but have different professions that would be still boring. So Warden - Elf Archer, Hawke - Human Warrior and Inquisitor - Tal' Vashoth Mage

[Iron Fist]

Dwarf.

[Razored1313]

I originally planned to play a male qunari warrior, since In my canon worldstate the warden was a rogue and hawke was a Mage, but I have decided to swap the gender to female because I want to see how not only the people of thedas react to a female qunari, but also how the qunari themselves react to a woman of their own race fighting. Also it allows me to give her a motivation for leaving the qun (if that's the case and we were not born outside of it) she wanted to be a fighter but wasn't allowed to, and eventually she left to pursue what makes her happy.

I will also do a snarky dwarf, since they are my favorite race, probably a female rogue who hates pigeons for reasons she doesn't understand Followed by a diplomatic male dalish Mage and snarky male qunari Mage


TL;DR qunari, then dwarf, then elf, then qunari again.

Modifié par froogle345, 24 février 2014 - 12:11 .

[Heimdall]

froogle345 wrote...

I originally planned to play a male qunari warrior, since In my canon worldstate the warden was a rogue and hawke was a Mage, but I have decided to swap the gender to female because I want to see how not only the people of thedas react to a female qunari, but also how the qunari themselves react to a woman of their own race fighting. Also it allows me to give her a motivation for leaving the qun (if that's the case and we were not born outside of it) she wanted to be a fighter but wasn't allowed to, and eventually she left to pursue what makes her happy.

Gaider confirmed that the Qunari Inquisitor will be Vashoth (Born outside the Qun, rather than rejecting it as a "Tal Vashoth").

[FemHawke FTW]

 First playthrough definitley Qunari, and second playthrough as a dwarf.  I've been wanting to play a Qunari for awhile now and dwarves because they're great!  

[Thandal N'Lyman]

First playthrough?  Female Dwarf Warrior.  Definitely!

Canon playthrough?  Female (Dalish) Elf Rogue. 

[Xilizhra]

Elf or Vashoth mage, both female. It's possible that I might have two possible characters to consider canon, this time around.

Gaider confirmed that the Qunari Inquisitor will be Vashoth (Born outside the Qun, rather than rejecting it as a "Tal Vashoth").

Lame.

Modifié par Xilizhra, 24 février 2014 - 12:25 .

[Razored1313]

Lord Aesir wrote...

froogle345 wrote...

I originally planned to play a male qunari warrior, since In my canon worldstate the warden was a rogue and hawke was a Mage, but I have decided to swap the gender to female because I want to see how not only the people of thedas react to a female qunari, but also how the qunari themselves react to a woman of their own race fighting. Also it allows me to give her a motivation for leaving the qun (if that's the case and we were not born outside of it) she wanted to be a fighter but wasn't allowed to, and eventually she left to pursue what makes her happy.

Gaider confirmed that the Qunari Inquisitor will be Vashoth (Born outside the Qun, rather than rejecting it as a "Tal Vashoth").

huh, I wonder how that's going to work:huh: Ah well I can work with it!

[Jedi Master of Orion]

Wouldn't a "Kossith" born outside the Qun just be bas?

[badboy64]

I usually play all of the races that are available as a female only.

[CybAnt1]

Wheeeeeeeeeeee...... here we go again.

Somebody get the chart. 

The little-q qunari Quiz will be Vashoth (but not Tal Vashoth). 

Modifié par CybAnt1, 24 février 2014 - 12:50 .

[Ivory.]

 I'll be playing a female Qunari mage

A Qunari female mage is probably the most intriguing combination imo

[Kymera X]

Lord Aesir wrote...

froogle345 wrote...

I originally planned to play a male qunari warrior, since In my canon worldstate the warden was a rogue and hawke was a Mage, but I have decided to swap the gender to female because I want to see how not only the people of thedas react to a female qunari, but also how the qunari themselves react to a woman of their own race fighting. Also it allows me to give her a motivation for leaving the qun (if that's the case and we were not born outside of it) she wanted to be a fighter but wasn't allowed to, and eventually she left to pursue what makes her happy.

Gaider confirmed that the Qunari Inquisitor will be Vashoth (Born outside the Qun, rather than rejecting it as a "Tal Vashoth").

Tal Vashoth means True Grey Ones and Vashoth means Grey Ones. Quanari call people that rejects Qun Vashoth, when they call themselves Tal Vashoth.
Those two names are practicly the same, if Im wrong provide me with link to article or some kind of wiki alike page that proves me wrong.

[Rawgrim]

Dwarf will probably be my first choice, but that may change. Messing around with the character creator can end up with me playing something completely different.

[Hanako Ikezawa]

I will be playing most likely as a Qunari or Elf first.

[Hanako Ikezawa]

jam0603 wrote...

Lord Aesir wrote...

froogle345 wrote...

I originally planned to play a male qunari warrior, since In my canon worldstate the warden was a rogue and hawke was a Mage, but I have decided to swap the gender to female because I want to see how not only the people of thedas react to a female qunari, but also how the qunari themselves react to a woman of their own race fighting. Also it allows me to give her a motivation for leaving the qun (if that's the case and we were not born outside of it) she wanted to be a fighter but wasn't allowed to, and eventually she left to pursue what makes her happy.

Gaider confirmed that the Qunari Inquisitor will be Vashoth (Born outside the Qun, rather than rejecting it as a "Tal Vashoth").

Tal Vashoth means True Grey Ones and Vashoth means Grey Ones. Quanari call people that rejects Qun Vashoth, when they call themselves Tal Vashoth.
Those two names are practicly the same, if Im wrong provide me with link to article or some kind of wiki alike page that proves me wrong.

You're not wrong, but Tal Vashoth seems to be used more to refer to violent Vashoth.

[Jedi Master of Orion]

Yeah the codex in DA2 seems to indicate that the distinction is that Tal'Vashoth are Vashoth that turn to violence after leaving the Qun.

[Orian Tabris]

CybAnt1 wrote...

If you need a randomization method, a 4-sided die would work nice.

You can still find them at some hobby shops.



4 playthroughs, you could try them all? Then the only question is to decide on which to try first.

< 4, I guess you have some decisions to make.

I hope I was of some assistance.

There's always 8-sided die or 16-sided die, if 4-sided die can't be found. You just make 1 (or 1-2 or 1-4) human, 2 (or 3-4 or 5-8) elf, 3 (or 5-6 or 9-12) dwarf and 4 (or 7-8 or 13-16) qunari for example.

(My dad actually has a whole bunch of dice, ranging from 4 to 24-sided die. If I were to guess, I'd say about 20 all up.)

You could do the same for class and gender, with the appropriate number die.

[Hellion Rex]

Human male mage and then Qunari male mage.

[Thomas Andresen]

(My dad actually has a whole bunch of dice, ranging from 4 to 24-sided die. If I were to guess, I'd say about 20 all up.)

You mean, he doesn't have a d100? Lame. :-P

I'll be playing all of them. First playthrough will probably be a Qunari. Because new.

[CybAnt1]

(My dad actually has a whole bunch of dice, ranging from 4 to 24-sided die. If I were to guess, I'd say about 20 all up.)

A 24-sided die is not a regular polyhedron. There also is no such thing as a 16-sider. The only regular polyhedra (dice) are Platonic solids. 

Tetrahedron, hexahedron, octahedron, dodecahedron, and isocahedron. (That's 4, 6, 8, 12, and 20 sides.)

D & D has long come with a ten-sided die for rolling percentages. Technically speaking, the 10-sider is not an actual regular polyhedron, but it's close enough for government work. (This is why some will use the 20-sider, and simply ignore place value, i.e. treat 11 and 1 the same.) 

BTW, it's not hard, if you know any programming language, to also get your computer to generate a random number between 1 and 4, too. :happy:

I used to write such code in BASIC, way back when in the Upper Paleolithic. 

Modifié par CybAnt1, 24 février 2014 - 01:32 .

[Neon Rising Winter]

CybAnt1 wrote...

(My dad actually has a whole bunch of dice, ranging from 4 to 24-sided die. If I were to guess, I'd say about 20 all up.)

A 24-sided die is not a regular polyhedron. There also is no such thing as a 16-sider. The only regular polyhedra (dice) are Platonic solids. 

Tetrahedron, hexahedron, octahedron, dodecahedron, and isocahedron. (That's 4, 6, 8, 12, and 20 sides.)

D & D has long come with a ten-sided die for rolling percentages. Technically speaking, the 10-sider is not an actual regular polyhedron, but it's close enough for government work. (This is why some will use the 20-sider, and simply ignore place value, i.e. treat 11 and 1 the same.) 

BTW, it's not hard, if you know any programming language, to also get your computer to generate a random number between 1 and 4, too. :happy:

I used to write such code in BASIC, way back when in the Upper Paleolithic.

Or for the low tech, non dice owning solution. Take two coins of different denominations. Toss the coins. Repeat until you obtain the decision you wanted.

[Master Warder Z_]

Human Warrior is likely

Perhaps a one handed with a shield or maybe a two handed warrior.