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[Xilizhra]

It's not about gating.

Just about RPing, then?

[Lukas Kristjanson]

Reaver isn't the Warrior spec that Sera has concerns about.

[Xilizhra]

Reaver isn't the Warrior spec that Sera has concerns about.

Hmmm... so it may be templars she's worried about? That might be promising...

[Maria Caliban]

Yes.

I don't want to be a cannibal if my LI objects to it. I assume that as the specialization if available, there must be companions who are neutral or positive about you becoming one.

Maybe Vivienne?

Reaver isn't the Warrior spec that Sera has concerns about.

You are the best!

[Wulfram]

Templar?  Can't really see where Champion would be an issue.  Unless Champion is really "Chevalier" or something

[Maria Caliban]

Hmmm... so it may be templars she's worried about? That might be promising...

It could also be... *checks wiki* Champion.

"Champions are defenders and protectors, and when a warrior trains in the champion’s tradition, he or she becomes unstoppable. Champions use their armor, weapon and awareness to shrug off incoming attacks while holding critical positions on the battlefield and protecting allies in the process."

Huh, that doesn't sound objectionable. Unless it's like the Chevilars where you have to cut down a city elf before they let you into the club, I imagine she wouldn't be bothered.

[Cat Fancy]

My first thought was Necromancer. Perhaps Rift Mage. Probably Rift Mage, on second thought, given what Sera seems to think about demons/spirits/the tear in the Veil.

 

edit: realized you people were just talking about warrior specs. embarrassing.

[jlb524]

Probably Templar then.

 

Good, because I never play Templar.

[Grieving Natashina]

My first thought was Necromancer. Perhaps Rift Mage. Probably Rift Mage, on second thought, given what Sera seems to think about demons/spirits/the rift.

My first thought was any mage class, but Rift Mages the most.

[Xilizhra]

Probably Templar then.

 

Good, because I never play Templar.

I, amusingly enough, do, at least in Origins, and I've tried a playthrough of it in 2. I can RPwise justify the lyrium addiction with a Grey Warden, because my lifespan won't be long enough for the cumulative effects to really hurt me, but I doubt my Hawke would take it.

[TheJediSaint]

Probably Templar then.

 

Good, because I never play Templar.

 

My bet is Champion, because you likely have to get it from a noble.  I don't think Sera likes nobles.

[jlb524]

I, amusingly enough, do, at least in Origins, and I've tried a playthrough of it in 2. I can RPwise justify the lyrium addiction with a Grey Warden, because my lifespan won't be long enough for the cumulative effects to really hurt me, but I doubt my Hawke would take it.

 

I thought there was a way to have the templar powers without using lyrium?  Like Alistair in DA:O.

 

My bet is Champion, because you likely have to get it from a noble.  I don't think Sera likes nobles.

 

I'm sure she still likes their money and will accept that

 

Unless they changed Champion, it was all about inspiring and buffing allies in Origins.   I don't think anyone in the party would have issues with that.

 

I'll just pick whatever spec Cassandra doesn't have. For all I know, she's the Champion (or maybe companions don't start with one either?).

 

They have their own spec I believe.

[Xilizhra]

I thought there was a way to have the templar powers without using lyrium?  Like Alistair in DA:O.

That was retconned, actually.

[The Elder King]

I thought there was a way to have the templar powers without using lyrium?  Like Alistair in DA:O.
 

 
I'm sure she still likes their money and will accept that
 
Unless they changed Champion, it was all about inspiring and buffing allies in Origins.   I don't think anyone in the party would have issues with that.
 

 
They have their own spec I believe.

They changed it. Champion now is more about tanking . The buffing abilities likely remained with Battlemastet.
I'd say tempLar-lyrium addiction is her spec issue, though Champion will likely have a Noble-related earning quest.

[jlb524]

That was retconned, actually.

 

Oh, then that explains it.

 

I suspect the Inquisitor might have to side with the Templars to some extent to gain that spec from them.  Sera may not approve of what you have to do in order to gain it.

[Maria Caliban]

I thought there was a way to have the templar powers without using lyrium? Like Alistair in DA:O.

I think Alistiar can do that because Therins have 'the blood of dragons' or something. They have mystical powers that keep shut the gates of Obliv... no, that's wrong.

I'll just pick whatever spec Cassandra doesn't have. For all I know, she's the Champion (or maybe companions don't start with one either?).

Companions have their own specializations.

[Hellion Rex]

Companions have their own specializations.

True, though I think that their specs are more personal versions of ours. I'd always imagined Sera as befitting of the Tempest spec.

[jlb524]

They changed it. Champion now is more about tanking . The buffing abilities likely remained with Battlemastet.
I'd say tempLar-lyrium addiction is her spec issue, though Champion will likely have a Noble-related earning quest.

 

Ah okay, thanks.

 

I would say as long as you don't have to stomp on some peasants in order to gain the Champion spec from a noble, she'll be fine with it.  That doesn't seem like a very 'Champion' thing to do.  Unless you are the 'Champion' or rich people everywhere.  But then again, tanking is seen as a selfless profession.

[The Elder King]

Oh, then that explains it.
 
I suspect the Inquisitor might have to side with the Templars to some extent to gain that spec from them.  Sera may not approve of what you have to do in order to gain it.

Well, possibly Cullen can Teach it to the PC. He should still possess templar abilities.

[The Elder King]

Ah okay, thanks.
 
I would say as long as you don't have to stomp on some peasants in order to gain the Champion spec from a noble, she'll be fine with it.  That doesn't seem like a very 'Champion' thing to do.  Unless you are the 'Champion' or rich people everywhere.  But then again, tanking is seen as a selfless profession.

I guess we'll learn it in a similar way we learnt it in DAO.

[ValentinaCurie]

I was wondering if Lukas could tell us Sera`s likes (apart from archery and thieving of course) and dislikes. Kind of like how Isabela used to like gambling and dirty literature! Has he told us that yet and I missed?

[jlb524]

Well, possibly Cullen can Teach it to the PC. He should still possess templar abilities.

 

I thought that they wouldn't be taught by companions (or advisers I suppose)?

 

I think it could be more than just learning the Templar spec but becoming an official member of the order so it's not something that would involve Cullen.

 

With Sera, I was thinking she may have lost someone close to the Circle at some point in her life and this could be another reason she's not fond of Templars.

[The Elder King]

I thought that they wouldn't be taught by companions (or advisers I suppose)?
 
I think it could be more than just learning the Templar spec but becoming an official member of the order so it's not something that would involve Cullen.
 
With Sera, I was thinking she may have lost someone close to the Circle at some point in her life and this could be another reason she's not fond of Templars.

They just said companions. For example, since Dagna is an Artficier, I can see her reaching us the spec.