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[draken-heart]

 

http://kelgrid.tumblr.com/

 

That first cage,is that cullen, acting like a hamster?

[Maria Caliban]

Yes.

[draken-heart]

Yes.

 

It is weird, yet funny.

[Xilizhra]

That first cage,is that cullen, acting like a hamster?

I thought it was Anders.

[Maria Caliban]

She's drawn Cullen previously and he looks like that. He's in nerd jail because of how he acted when trying to catch fish.

[Maria Caliban]

How are people overriding their physical well being?

[Maria Caliban]

I am somewhat confused here.

Sera prefers urban life and dislikes the wilderness. Not all urban life occurs in the alienage. Most alienage elves would agree that there are better parts of the city that they'd rather live in, but then they'd be attacked or cut off from their community.

Not to mention that city elves would not have to live in a major metropolitan area. In pre-modern times, 80% of people lived in rural towns and villages. We know there were elves in Lothering, which suggests that elves follow the same demographic trends. Elves living in an alienage in a town of 10,000 would probably not have to worry about those hygiene and health issues you mention.

At least no more than anyone else living in a world with poor medicine and nutrition.

[The Elder King]

She's a member of FoRJ. I highly doubt she stays most of the times in the alienage.
Regardless, Lukas never said she prefers the alienage to nature.

[Maria Caliban]

Sera and Cassandra



Sera as Faith from Mirror's Edge

[Fiery Phoenix]

It's each to their own ya know.

I come from a small, rural town myself and I vastly prefer life in a urban city while I know people who hate the Urban city and vastly prefer the country. Preferences exist from your environment sure but it's possible to love what you're not used to. Clearly Sera isn't one of these people, she's used to the urban environment and would much rather be there.

I know I hate trudging about in the woods when I could be back into the city where I don't have to worry that the berries I just got will kill me or not.

That's perfectly understandable.

 

Ultimately, what I find intriguing about all this is the possible implication that Sera possesses a wide range of interests that constitute what you might call an atypical posture for an elf. I've said before that I don't see Sera as being 'patriotic' or fully conforming to elven traditions, based purely on what little information we have of her. As we learn more about her, I start to think to myself that, at least to a certain extent, my original interpretation isn't entirely unwarranted... which is a good thing, as I tend to find characters that deviate from perceived norms particular to them or their respective race to be interesting and quite likeable, even if I'm continually surprised by the facts as I learn them.

[Larask]

Not sure if this has been posted, but it made me laugh:

(http://matriarch-aet...to-get-this-out)

[Rel Fexive]

I noticed that too.  She said a certain phrase

Spoiler

That's how they won, how its won.

 This to me says that she's encountered demons pouring out of the fade before.

 

Earlier in the game, I'd expect, rather than as part of some complex demon-infested pre-Breach backstory.

[ClassicBox]

Some awesome Sera fan art:

 

By http://dwarfvader23....-Sera-467513278

[Queen of Evil]

Some awesome Sera fan art:
 

By http://dwarfvader23....-Sera-467513278

I can't take my eyes off the scenery to the right. Really good artwork.

[Roamingmachine]

Not sure if this has been posted, but it made me laugh:


(http://matriarch-aet...to-get-this-out)

Mind so deep in the gutter...Must not get banned >.< I'm sure Sera will find out the exact situation where tongue studs are both useful and desirable

[Xilizhra]

Mind so deep in the gutter...Must not get banned >.< I'm sure Sera will find out the exact situation where tongue studs are both useful and desirable

I'd be all for that... it's a shame it couldn't be mentioned in dialogue, unless all female Vashoth Inquisitors have tongue studs.

[Roamingmachine]

I'd be all for that... it's a shame it couldn't be mentioned in dialogue, unless all female Vashoth Inquisitors have tongue studs.

There are things BW could learn from CDRED...But it's EA whose calling the shots and EA is a prude. But yeah, it would be awesome to have that customization option and have it mentioned. I know I have been in situations where I wish I had studs there, my jaw can only take so much....(Innuendo without any naughty words ftw )

[ValentinaCurie]

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2 are race gated, the popular opinion is that its Iron Bull and Vivienne

I kinda hope it's Varric for a fem dwarf!

[Xilizhra]

There are things BW could learn from CDRED...But it's EA whose calling the shots and EA is a prude. But yeah, it would be awesome to have that customization option and have it mentioned. I know I have been in situations where I wish I had studs there, my jaw can only take so much....(Innuendo without any naughty words ftw )

And there are many things that the the projekt could learn too, most notably how to include protagonists who aren't straight men.

[ValentinaCurie]

It's each to their own ya know.

I come from a small, rural town myself and I vastly prefer life in a urban city while I know people who hate the Urban city and vastly prefer the country. Preferences exist from your environment sure but it's possible to love what you're not used to. Clearly Sera isn't one of these people, she's used to the urban environment and would much rather be there.

I know I hate trudging about in the woods when I could be back into the city where I don't have to worry that the berries I just got will kill me or not.

That's the most sensible thing I heard all day! Saying that my friends, my bf and myself have been drinking quite heavily since lunch time :/ hopefully that won't affect my spelling... too much