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[Hellion Rex]

And...dammit. There went my chance to remain unspoiled.

[Eleinehmm]

Why you don't want them to be in antagonistic role?

 

It would be suitable if it were so though, a repeat of history so to speak.

 

Considering that the (if)-Elven main character is Dailsh, it's going to be fun.

[Master Warder Z_]

Same reason you don't want all Templars set in an antagonistic role.

 

Seems they are going that way anyway, i merely have to watch the carnage again.

 

Its going to be Cerberus all over again, let me tell you.

[azarhal]

Honestly, I hope all the Dalish in the novel aren't like the one that was recently mentioned. It would be very disappointing.

 

Maybe there is going to be a Dalish inner war between clans with different point-of-views in DAI, could be interesting. Especially if the news of Celene's concessions reach many ears...

[LobselVith8]

Why you don't want them to be in antagonistic role?

 

It would be suitable if it were so though, a repeat of history so to speak.

 

I'd prefer to see the myriad of Dalish, especially followers of Vir Atish'an, the Way of Peace. I would really enjoy it if we got some more insight into that particular path.

[wcholcombe]

The Clans are different, though. They aren't the same. At the very old board, Gaider said:

 

 

Honestly, I hope all the Dalish in the novel aren't like the one that was recently mentioned. It would be very disappointing.

Than you will love this comment by Felassan:

Spoiler

"They have a wonderful new plan, it ends with the shemlen killing each other off and leaving the Dales free for the elves to rule.

 

"How does it begin?"

 

"Riding around in wagons pulled by deer, they're still working on the middle"

 

Felassan appears to be a powerful dalish mage, but he doesn't care for either city elves or the dalish.  He strikes me as an elven Flemeth.  And he is mighty powerful.

[The Elder King]

As much as I don't dalish to be antagonists, having them as such and forced to fight them as a dalish Inquisitor might too my Colonist/SS Shepard that lost every loved ones in the trilogy. Might be interesting to roleplay if it'll happen.

[Shadow Fox]

Why you don't want them to be in antagonistic role?

 

It would be suitable if it were so though, a repeat of history so to speak.

It's more like being tired of almost every Dalish we meet being racist when the humans and dwarves are more varied I think.

[Mistic]

got a link to said review?

 

Preview, not review. I'm using the one Wulfram posted out before. Here you are:

http://www.amazon.co...ader_0765331187

 

Over the cover there should be a sticker that says "Look inside".

[Lulupab]

Same reason you don't want all Templars set in an antagonistic role.

 

Well the PC cannot be a Templar. Their skills can be learned but you cannot be one. 

 

However you can be Dalish, pure Dalish.

 

Judging from this the chance of Templars being Antagonists is much higher than Dalish if such chance exists.

[Hellion Rex]

**snipping spoilers**

DUDE FIX THE DAMN SPOILER TAG

it looks like  [ spoiler ]  blah blah blah [ /spoiler ]

 

no spaces, include the brackets.

[Master Warder Z_]

It's more like being tired of almost every Dalish we meet being racist when the humans and dwarves are more varied I think.

 

That just be their way, If so then its just going to keep being the first thing we notice of them .Gaider himself said their tolerance for humanity is a rarity.

[Master Warder Z_]

Well the PC cannot be a Templar. Their skills can be learned but you cannot be one. 

 

However you can be Dalish, pure Dalish.

 

Judging from this the chance of Templars being Antagonists is much higher than Dalish if such chance exists.

 

Where do you get this ****?

 

._. Its like you channel insane game spirits or something.

[LobselVith8]

Seems they are going that way anyway, i merely have to watch the carnage again.

 

Its going to be Cerberus all over again, let me tell you.

 

I don't think you should worry about that. Honestly, I don't think that will be the case. The Red Templars are likely a splinter faction, and I think the schism between the general mages and templars at war is aimed more at giving the player insight into both ideologies (based on what the developers have said). Cassandra will likely be a mandatory companion, and Cullen (based on the leaked survey a while back) could also be available.

 

You should be able to be pro-templar. 

[wcholcombe]

It did earlier, not anymore.  Plus, mine still ends at chapter 5.

[Xilizhra]

Hmm.

 

Monitoring the situation closely.

 

 

Seems they are going that way anyway, i merely have to watch the carnage again.

 

Its going to be Cerberus all over again, let me tell you.

Ooh, where did you hear this?

[Lulupab]

Where do you get this ****?

 

._. Its like you channel insane game spirits or something.

 

Uhh? Speculation? Easier to destroy a faction player has no ties to?

[Mistic]

The Clans are different, though. They aren't the same. At the very old board, Gaider said:

 

 

Honestly, I hope all the Dalish in the novel aren't like the one that was recently mentioned. It would be very disappointing.

 

The Gathering might become the Landsmeet equivalent of DA:I, at least about elf matters. Will you manage to convince the Dalish to join the war effort? Who will be your allies? Who will be your rivals? But yes, I expect some antagonistic elves in the immediate future.
 

[Shadow Fox]

That just be their way, If so then its just going to keep being the first thing we notice of them .Gaider himself said their tolerance for humanity is a rarity.

Damn guess my Dalish Inquisitor like my Dalish Warden gets to be the oddball amongst the Dales

[LobselVith8]

Spoiler

Than you will love this comment by Felassan:

 

"They have a wonderful new plan, it ends with the shemlen killing each other off and leaving the Dales free for the elves to rule.

 

"How does it begin?"

 

"Riding around in wagons pulled by deer, they're still working on the middle"

 

Felassan appears to be a powerful dalish mage, but he doesn't care for either city elves or the dalish.  He strikes me as an elven Flemeth.  And he is mighty powerful.

 

Ah, frak. 

 

Spoiler

Felassan could be a problem at the Arlathvhen.

[Xilizhra]

The Gathering might become the Landsmeet equivalent of DA:I, at least about elf matters. Will you manage to convince the Dalish to join the war effort? Who will be your allies? Who will be your rivals? But yes, I expect some antagonistic elves in the immediate future.
 

Idiocy. Bioware, in some directions, leans firmly on the side of "let those in power do whatever they damned well please to minorities who don't toe the line."

[Mistic]

It did earlier, not anymore.  Plus, mine still ends at chapter 5.

 

What the hell happened? To check it properly I logged out, closed Amazon and tried it again. You're right, it doesn't appear anymore. Did they put the "look inside" down? Damn, I'm so glad I wrote it down before it was too late

 

Ah, frak. 

 

Spoiler

Felassan could be a problem at the Arlathvhen.

 

Or an ally, depending on how you look at it.

[LobselVith8]

Idiocy. Bioware, in some directions, leans firmly on the side of "let those in power do whatever they damned well please to minorities who don't toe the line."

 

Honestly, I'm hoping the elven point of view doesn't get lost or marginalized in them being little more than foot-soldiers for either faction. Especially given the racial option to play as a Dalish Inquisitor.

[Xilizhra]

Honestly, I'm hoping the elven point of view doesn't get lost or marginalized in them being little more than foot-soldiers for either faction. Especially given the racial option to play as a Dalish Inquisitor.

We probably shouldn't succumb to rage... just yet. But bank the flames to prepare for the possibility of April 6...