Iron Bull is Triple H????
Then yes, he will win the wrestling match. HHH likes to bury other wrestlers
plus, Hogan is getting a bit frail these days.
hmmm well i felt that Blackwall would need a classic theme since he is the elder in this match up. 
Only by having a Motorhead theme Iron Bull wins. Lemmy is god.
Well of course 
love Moterhead
Another theme for Blackwall. This is yet another track that when I hear it, I think of him.
just give him the undertaker's theme and get it over with, we all are thinking it
I so wait for the moment Blackwall's romance ends due his Calling and only The Architect would be able to save him,but your Warden killed him in Awakening.
just give him the undertaker's theme and get it over with, we all are thinking it
this.
There's too many good warriors in this game. It's going to be hard to choose who to take out mot of the time.
Although blackwall is 100% my go to guy if the wardens are even at all involved.
Heck I might end up going out with all three all the time. Hear them banter about how to properly smash in a gate.
There's too many good warriors in this game. It's going to be hard to choose who to take out mot of the time.
Although blackwall is 100% my go to guy if the wardens are even at all involved.
Heck I might end up going out with all three all the time. Hear them banter about how to properly smash in a gate.
Easy your the healer, your team are three warriors, and you do all the money quest to make up for the lack of boxes (A.K.A be fried with Scribs).
I so wait for the moment Blackwall's romance ends due his Calling and only The Architect would be able to save him,but your Warden killed him in Awakening.
then so be it, i always kill the architect because of what i read in the calling novel. If it means one must die at the end, then so be it, bull will just have to work that much harder
Soooo... not sure if this had already been brought up at some point.
But I am currently replaying DA2 and ran across the History of Kirkwall: Chapter 2.
It contained something I didn't make much note of in the past, but now considering Blackwall's name, I wonder if it has more significance (such as where his family originated, possibly?):
As the Imperium's borders slowly receded after the devastation of the First Blight and the subsequently barbarian invasion, many outposts in the area known today as the Free Marches, were cut off from centers of power. Numerous warlords tried consolidating the region into a single kingdom, but resistance prevailed. Emerius held out for almost a century before it fell to a slaverevolt in 25 Ancient.
It was not the first of such revolt Emerius suffered but it was the last.
It started when an Alamarri slave named Radun began earning popularity and power by pushing for better conditions. Radun's growing influence prevented the magisters from touching him, but eventually they had him poisoned. Furious, a group of Radun's supporters stormed the gallows and were massacred, and so began a bloody yearlong rebellion.
The city burned, and wealthy hightown was sacked. The magisters hung before cheering crowds. Emerius assumed the new name of Kirkwall, "kirk" meaning "black", after its jet stone cliffs. The new city plunged into anarchy for over a decade, and its defenses fell into ruin. Kirkwall has been conquered many times since, the city's own independence suffering since the freeing of its slaves.
—From Kirkwall: the City of Chains, by Brother Genitivi, 9:24 Dragon
Seems the name of Kirkwall is, quite literally, Blackwall. 
just give him the undertaker's theme and get it over with, we all are thinking it
I would die of happiness if that happened 
Soooo... not sure if this had already been brought up at some point.
But I am currently replaying DA2 and ran across the History of Kirkwall: Chapter 2.
It contained something I didn't make much note of in the past, but now considering Blackwall's name, I wonder if it has more significance (such as where his family originated, possibly?):
As the Imperium's borders slowly receded after the devastation of the First Blight and the subsequently barbarian invasion, many outposts in the area known today as the Free Marches, were cut off from centers of power. Numerous warlords tried consolidating the region into a single kingdom, but resistance prevailed. Emerius held out for almost a century before it fell to a slaverevolt in 25 Ancient.
It was not the first of such revolt Emerius suffered but it was the last.
It started when an Alamarri slave named Radun began earning popularity and power by pushing for better conditions. Radun's growing influence prevented the magisters from touching him, but eventually they had him poisoned. Furious, a group of Radun's supporters stormed the gallows and were massacred, and so began a bloody yearlong rebellion.
The city burned, and wealthy hightown was sacked. The magisters hung before cheering crowds. Emerius assumed the new name of Kirkwall, "kirk" meaning "black", after its jet stone cliffs. The new city plunged into anarchy for over a decade, and its defenses fell into ruin. Kirkwall has been conquered many times since, the city's own independence suffering since the freeing of its slaves.
—From Kirkwall: the City of Chains, by Brother Genitivi, 9:24 Dragon
Seems the name of Kirkwall is, quite literally, Blackwall.
Soooo... not sure if this had already been brought up at some point.
But I am currently replaying DA2 and ran across the History of Kirkwall: Chapter 2.
It contained something I didn't make much note of in the past, but now considering Blackwall's name, I wonder if it has more significance (such as where his family originated, possibly?):
As the Imperium's borders slowly receded after the devastation of the First Blight and the subsequently barbarian invasion, many outposts in the area known today as the Free Marches, were cut off from centers of power. Numerous warlords tried consolidating the region into a single kingdom, but resistance prevailed. Emerius held out for almost a century before it fell to a slaverevolt in 25 Ancient.
It was not the first of such revolt Emerius suffered but it was the last.
It started when an Alamarri slave named Radun began earning popularity and power by pushing for better conditions. Radun's growing influence prevented the magisters from touching him, but eventually they had him poisoned. Furious, a group of Radun's supporters stormed the gallows and were massacred, and so began a bloody yearlong rebellion.
The city burned, and wealthy hightown was sacked. The magisters hung before cheering crowds. Emerius assumed the new name of Kirkwall, "kirk" meaning "black", after its jet stone cliffs. The new city plunged into anarchy for over a decade, and its defenses fell into ruin. Kirkwall has been conquered many times since, the city's own independence suffering since the freeing of its slaves.
—From Kirkwall: the City of Chains, by Brother Genitivi, 9:24 Dragon
Seems the name of Kirkwall is, quite literally, Blackwall.
Now the big question is if it's intentional or a coincidence. It feels too perfect not to be intentional (Blackwall's scottish right? Just like the original Kirkwall) but it's also a slightly obscurer piece of lore, so it could be a coincidence as well. If it is intentional what was the intention behind it? Is it a metaphor of some sort, comparing Blackwall to Kirkwall in some way? Or does it hint to secrets about Blackwall's past?
I love all of Aimos blackwall stuff.
Also, Blackwall is a member of team vulgar? Awesome.
Yeah, apparently him, Iron Bull and Sera are Team Vulgar. Sounds like fun!
Yeah, apparently him, Iron Bull and Sera are Team Vulgar. Sounds like fun!
Yeah, we haven't gotten a hint of Blackwall's more fun side since that concept art with Sera doing the fisting Joke, but I'm happy to hear it's still there in some capacity. I will definitely be making use of Team Vulgar for my mage playthrough. Also happy to hear that the Blackwall-Varric-Viv party is Team "Grim Determination", that's exactly what I intended to use them for.
Yeah, we haven't gotten a hint of Blackwall's more fun side since that concept art with Sera doing the fisting Joke, but I'm happy to hear it's still there in some capacity. I will definitely be making use of Team Vulgar for my mage playthrough. Also happy to hear that the Blackwall-Varric-Viv party is Team "Grim Determination", that's exactly what I intended to use them for.
Team Cassandra-Blackwall-IronBull
I guess...Team "talking shop"
I expect to hear them talk about weapons/armors/techniques and such 
Team Cassandra-Blackwall-IronBull
I guess...Team "talking shop"
I expect to hear them talk about weapons/armors/techniques and such
Team "We're Professionals" No matter how crude they may be about doing it, these guys will get the job done.
Seems the name of Kirkwall is, quite literally, Blackwall.
Interesting. However, if there's a link between them, I doubt is something very important. For example, he could be called that among the Orlesian Wardens because he came from Kirkwall? That would make Blackwall a Free Marcher.
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