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[The Elder King]

Spoiler

One of the artwork pieces showed the bearded companion tearing off a necklace with an apparent Grey Warden symbol, although it could still be possible for him to be one of the unknown companions.

Spoiler

I see the confusion, but I wasn't referring to him (I'm quite sure he's the Warden companion). I was referring to the moustache guy in the war room concept art.

[Gregolian]

I'd have preferred missed it completely than having the possibility of seeing it...but blocked to a small aumont of pages .

Yeah I guess I can see that.  I just need a new book to read that isn't school related.

[LobselVith8]

Spoiler

I see the confusion, but I wasn't referring to him (I'm quite sure he's the Warden companion). I was referring to the moustache guy in the war room concept art.

 

Spoiler

You mean the guy with the mustache standing next to someone who looks like Cassandra? Possibly. I wouldn't be surprised if it was.

[The Elder King]

Spoiler

You mean the guy with the mustache standing next to someone who looks like Cassandra? Possibly. I wouldn't be surprised if it was.

Spoiler

Yep, that guy. I guess Michel's appearance wasn't shown in the preview, right?

[Master Warder Z_]

Yeah I guess I can see that.  I just need a new book to read that isn't school related.

 

Well i preordered the book.

[LobselVith8]

Spoiler

Yep, that guy. I guess Michel's appearance wasn't shown in the preview, right?

 

Spoiler

I don't recall it off-hand, but with how the closing chapter was ending, I honestly wouldn't be surprised if Michel was a companion for the Inquisitor. That man could be Michel.

[The Elder King]

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I don't recall it off-hand, but with how the closing chapter was ending, I honestly wouldn't be surprised if Michel was a companion for the Inquisitor. That man could be Michel.

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How it was ending?

[LobselVith8]

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How it was ending?

 

Spoiler

Michel is on his own, not working for Celene anymore, and Gaspard (impressed by the kind of man Michel is) is keeping the confidence about Michel's heritage a secret so he doesn't lose his status as a chevalier. He is determined to get rid of a demon who was unleashed during the storyline (likely in one of the omitted chapters).

[Master Warder Z_]

Spoiler, Spoiler, Spoiler, Spoiler.

 

._. More spoilers then normal posts now, Dang.

[The Elder King]

Spoiler

Michel is on his own, not working for Celene anymore, and Gaspard (impressed by the kind of man Michel is) is keeping the confidence about Michel's heritage a secret so he doesn't lose his status as a chevalier. He is determined to get rid of a demon who was unleashed during the storyline (likely in one of the omitted chapters).

Spoiler

Thanks for the hindsight. Does the preview state why he doesn't work anymore for Celene?

And the fact that he intend to track and kill a demon might indeed be related to DAI, even if not necessarily as a companion but a side quest.

[The Elder King]

Spoiler, Spoiler, Spoiler, Spoiler.

 

._. More spoilers then normal posts now, Dang.

Embrace the Dark Side, Warder .

[Master Warder Z_]

Embrace the Dark Side, Warder .

 

*Lawful Evil*

 

o.o 

[The Elder King]

*Lawful Evil*

 

o.o 

It was a joke .

[LobselVith8]

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Thanks for the hindsight. Does the preview state why he doesn't work anymore for Celene?

And the fact that he intend to track and kill a demon might indeed be related to DAI, even if not necessarily as a companion but a side quest.

 

It's fairly late in the book, from what I could tell.

 

Spoiler

Towards the end, Michel defeats Gaspard in a duel, but because he owes Briala, she makes him yield, and he acquiesces because of his code as a chevalier, as well as being the son of an elf. Briala then claims the Eluvians for the elves. As a result, Michel doesn't work for Celene anymore.

[renfrees]

Can't we just mark the whole thread as *Spoilers!* and be done with it? Its getting ridiculous, srsly.

[The Elder King]

It's fairly late in the book, from what I could tell.
 

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Towards the end, Michel defeats Gaspard in a duel, but because he owes Briala, she makes him yield, and he acquiesces because of his code as a chevalier, as well as being the son of an elf. Briala then claims the Eluvians for the elves. As a result, Michel doesn't work for Celene anymore.

Thanks again for the info .

[Potato Cat]

How would you say the Gaspard/Celene portrayal is from this preview? Do you think there's a clear "villain"?

[Hellion Rex]

How would you say the Gaspard/Celene portrayal is from this preview? Do you think there's a clear "villain"?

I would say Gaspard is much more the aggressor than Celene, but I don't think either are necessarily villains.

[Potato Cat]

I would say Gaspard is much more the aggressor than Celene, but I don't think either are necessarily villains.

Yeah, I think his role as the instigator of the War really puts him in the villain light straight away, especially since Celene sounds pretty great as is, so I was hoping there were redeeming qualities. Like that he's more honourable and more likely to keep a promise than Celene or something. I suppose I'll have to wait for the book to get a better idea.

[LobselVith8]

How would you say the Gaspard/Celene portrayal is from this preview? Do you think there's a clear "villain"?

 

Based on what I've read in "The Masked Empire", I don't think either one is a villain. Towards the end, it's clear that both of them are three-dimensional characters who think they are doing what's necessary, even though they have opposing goals.

[Tinu]

I haven't read the spoilers (I was too late). It seems likely that one starts off as good and the other one as quasi bad, but in the end they both end up somewhere in the middle. 

[wcholcombe]

Just imagine if DA2 could have been framed in that light.

[The Elder King]

Just imagine if DA2 could have been framed in that light.

At least it gives hope for DAI.

[Master Warder Z_]

Just imagine if DA2 could have been framed in that light.

 

I know right?

 

Occasionally you caught a glimmer of that beneath both sides insanity, but it was rare.

[Potato Cat]

Based on what I've read in "The Masked Empire", I don't think either one is a villain. Towards the end, it's clear that both of them are three-dimensional characters who think they are doing what's necessary, even though they have opposing goals.

That is really comforting actually. Hopefully when I read the book, I'll get a distinct impression of who I would choose should the opportunity arise in DAI.