I think the tranquil would make effective leaders of either side. It seems they are less likely to make hasty decisions. Survival remains a priority for them.
However, one could argue that their lack of emotions is actually a hindrance.
Lack of emotions can be a hindrance but not by that much
He stated he encountered a barrier, not under what circumstance he encountered it under, perhaps he merely saw it from across the room, Perhaps he was right up on it and staring at how it stupidly glowed blue.
Owain states he preferred it in the storeroom; that's his explanation for returning to the second floor to clean.
Anyway, Your hypothesis relays upon just as much speculation as my own given that we weren't there when Owain came upon the barrier and therefore we have to go by his rather vague description of events.
You seem to be confusing me addressing what's explicitly said with you substituting your imagination as fact.
I think the tranquil would make effective leaders of either side. It seems they are less likely to make hasty decisions. Survival remains a priority for them.
However, one could argue that their lack of emotions is actually a hindrance.
They could serve as tacticians, then. A position that relies on logical thinking and a sense of detachment or willingness to accept losses.
They could serve as tacticians, then. A position that relies on logical thinking and a sense of detachment or willingness to accept losses.
Ooh, nice catch. This is very true; having someone that is emotionless can help make certain tough decisions later.
<see the above for a basset hug for that>
Owain states he preferred it in the storeroom; that's his explanation for returning to the second floor to clean.
You seem to be confusing me addressing what's explicitly said with you substituting your imagination as fact.
No that's what you do when it comes to the Dalish lob.
I was offering my perspective, given Owain stated he encountered a barrier, upon finding no way through he returned to the second floor stockroom to clean.
He didn't state how he encountered it, that part was left out therefore leaving it open to interpretation.
Ooh, nice catch. This is very true; having someone that is emotionless can help make certain tough decisions later.
They could also apparently open a brewery considering they make half decent ale according to Wynne.
No that's what you do when it comes to the Dalish lob.
I was offering my perspective, given Owain stated he encountered a barrier, upon finding no way through he returned to the second floor stockroom to clean.
He didn't state how he encountered it, that part was left out therefore leaving it open to interpretation.
You were adding things straight from your imagination that aren't even implied in the dialogue that's spoken by Owain and Wynne; that's the problem with you trying to trash me pointing out what's actually said when your retort is basically ideas that aren't even slightly implied by anything that's said by either of the characters.
They could also apparently open a brewery considering they make half decent ale according to Wynne.
Tranquil can be morale boosters, then.
Z, I do agree with Lob here. Please stop with the random name calling. It isn't on topic and Lob hasn't even brought up the Dalish, you did.
Ooh, nice catch. This is very true; having someone that is emotionless can help make certain tough decisions later.
<see the above for a basset hug for that>
Thank you. 
Tranquil can be morale boosters, then.
There's an irony there.
Tranquil: *in a monotone voice* "Here is some refreshments to raise your spirits. Hooray."
This is going down faster than I had originally thought it would.
I feel that the best way to utilize tranquil is to set them to find a solution to the mage vs non-mage problem. they could then reach the point where they create massive golems that periodically wipe out all forms of life capable of magic.
There's an irony there.
Tranquil: *in a monotone voice* "Here is some refreshments to raise your spirits. Hooray."
Someone got my joke. 
This is going down faster than I had originally thought it would.
Apparently, tranquility is a hot button issue.
Apparently, tranquility is a hot button issue.
And here I thought blood magic and possession were 
And here I thought blood magic and possession were
We're bored and lack any new information about Inquisition. Everything is becoming a "hot button" issue as a result. 
And here I thought blood magic and possession were
The disagreements are all over the place. Just like the "good old days". 
Y'all get it together or I will so turn this car around!
You were adding things straight from your imagination that aren't even implied in the dialogue that's spoken by Owain and Wynne; that's the problem with you trying to trash me pointing out what's actually said when your retort is basically ideas that aren't even slightly implied by anything that's said by either of the characters.
My Imagination?
No the Library was in chalk filled with things capable of killing people, note the dead templars and mages on the floor, Note we did not actually see the Tranquil in question when he was walking into the room with the barrier, therefore any statement countering that is speculation, Furthermore you leave out the bit where Owain directly stated he encountered a barrier, he didn't include a HOW or WHEN in that declaration.
._. So while you are trying to use three or so lines of dialogue as definite proof of your point here, i am merely pointing out, he was vague, we didn't see it and given how the room is arranged you can see said barrier from the other side it, you know avoiding the demons that killed every one.
Its not imagination, its speculation based upon in game evidence and perspective there is a difference, its no more automatically false then your own notion he magically made it to the barrier unharmed and then scampered back up to the second floor with nary a scratch.
The disagreements are all over the place. Just like the "good old days".
Hehe, sounds about right my friend.
Apparently, tranquility is a hot button issue.
I really want a scene in DAI of some tranquil debating the merits of their condition, inspired by this thread.
I really want a scene in DAI of some tranquil debating the merits of their condition, inspired by this thread.
Me too, honestly. I'd like to have some more interactions like the Tranquil in the next game outside of say, a store or the Circles.
We're bored and lack any new information about Inquisition. Everything is becoming a "hot button" issue as a result.
The disagreements are all over the place. Just like the "good old days".
Slowly but surely we'll reach the previous BSN legacy
Me too, honestly. I'd like to have some more interactions like the Tranquil in the next game outside of say, a store or the Circles.
Like the Tranquil at Ostagar and Owain?
I wouldn't mind it 
I like the Tranquil.
I find the Tranquil very creepy, but fascinating.
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