I'm like the Pascal to your Rapunzel, the Rajah to your Jasmine, the Mushu to your Mulan.
Oh my, that sounds a lot dirtier than I intended.
No, the dirtiness went over my head, so we're good. 
Dazzle's an innocent snowflake.
Oooh! You could be Anna to my Elsa!
Heretic.
No, the dirtiness went over my head, so we're good.
Dazzle's an innocent snowflake.
Oooh! You could be Anna to my Elsa!
I wouldn't call you innocent Daz.... but you're pretty close to it.
I wouldn't call you innocent Daz.... but you're pretty close to it.
Nah, my brain just works very linearly, so I very rarely get innuendo, because I focus on the primary topic. Haha.
To Gatt, the Chargers are simply bas, "things."
And Qunari inanimate ships trump bas people, apparently. Silly Qun.
I just got the romance banter with bull where Sera yells at him for "talking p*ss about what matters." I like the other version better, but this version really gets me. She is not very serious about much but their relationship really means something to her.So last night I was in the Emerald Graves and got another hilarious banter between Sera and Bull, this time about religion!
Bull: So Sera, you believe all this Andraste stuff?
Sera: Well, sure, right?
Bull: So you support the Templars and the way they oppress the Circles? All that?
Sera: That's not Andraste. That's Chantry.
Bull: So you don't support the Chantry?
Sera: Of course I do!
Bull: So you support the Chantry, except for all the things that it... does? And this makes sense to you?
Sera: Is it supposed to? It's belief innit?
What made the banter even more great was after she said her last line Bull came running over to my Quizzy in a staggering motion that I headcannoned him being all like "I can't even!"
I just got the romance banter with bull where Sera yells at him for "talking p*ss about what matters." I like the other version better, but this version really gets me. She is not very serious about much but their relationship really means something to her.
That's what I like about Sera, she's serious about her relationship with Inky. 
Meh, dude is my Swiss army knife companion.
Sera is still the s*** in boss fights though.
Yeah, I can't get enough how well her abilities complement my Assassin.
Yeah, I can't get enough how well her abilities complement my Assassin.
Static Cage + Mark of Death + Thousand Cuts/Hail of Arrows has long been my go to for boss fights.
It's also overkill, my favourite kind of kill.
Yeah, shoulda let us fight the nightmare. Fool don't know what he's dealing with.
And Qunari inanimate ships trump bas people, apparently. Silly Qun.
Weren't there also people on that ship?
Weren't there also people on that ship?
I'm sure they're probably expendable in the name of the Qun as well.
Weren't there also people on that ship?
I figure at least 200. But apparently qunari aren't real people to most players.
I'm sure they're probably expendable in the name of the Qun as well.
Well, Gat did seem puzzled by Bull's worrying over the Chargers.
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The way I see it, the qunari plan was rather foolish, why should the inquisition let their people die. If the qunari are going to be stubborn and not allow the inquisition forces to protect the shore they can say bye bye to their little ship.
I agree, I'm not going to let my people die because of something that could be easily taken care of by splitting the group or letting the Inquisition forces to intervene.
Part of me likes the personal sting of screwing over her alchemical formula, but I gotta give the sorceress credit; she takes it like a champ.
Whats dumb about that whole quest is that he dies no matter what. Give her the real heart,, he dies. Give her the not real heart, he dies. wtf!?
The way I see it, the qunari plan was rather foolish, why should the inquisition let their people die. If the qunari are going to be stubborn and not allow the inquisition forces to protect the shore they can say bye bye to their little ship.
That's because the Qunari decided to show off by sending in a huge, lumbersome and dreadfully slow dreadnought to sink a dinky little sailing boat, rather than a small, manueverable corvette that could have probably avoided enemy fire entirely?
Otherwise, this was a test and the dreadnought was sent in for that very reason, knowing that it might end up as collateral damage?
If the Inquisitor and Bull save the ship, they've proven that the Inquisition understands the Qunari way of thinking and the Bull has reaffirmed that he's bound to the Qun, whereas if they spare the Chargers, they've failed the test and Bull has proven he's gone native?
Really, I could see them doing something like that, it's a rather efficient way of gauging two birds with a single stone?
Static Cage + Mark of Death + Thousand Cuts/Hail of Arrows has long been my go to for boss fights.
It's also overkill, my favourite kind of kill.
Static cage has to be my favorite mage ability. I usually open with that on a group of enemies and put a fire mine in the middle, then watch the carnage. That is one of the reasons I love playing mages, the spell combinations. I recently discovered that I love playing as a knight enchanter. I just love the upgraded fade cloak. It is so fun to blast enemies away with the detonation. I also love that bubble that slows/stops time, I always trap enemies in there with a fire mine. Fire mine is just the best too.
The way I see it, the qunari plan was rather foolish, why should the inquisition let their people die. If the qunari are going to be stubborn and not allow the inquisition forces to protect the shore they can say bye bye to their little ship.
The more I think about this setup, the more it bugs me. I really don't care for Gat's reasoning that a proper force would lose them the advantage. The Inquisition employs scouts and spies, not to mention Templars that can counteract the mages in their groups, that could just as well take out the Venatori camps with far greater efficiency than Bull's men, and then crush those puny wizards on the beach while the dreadnought takes out the ship. If the qunari want to bare their ashen asses on the surf with minimal support, frankly, that's their problem.
Just the same, the qunari have far too much incentive to continue to fight the Vints to just stop because they didn't seal a deal with the Inquisition, so regardless of whether or not you're in bed with them, they're going to be fighting sorcerers on their own time anyway.
While the game never addresses this, realistically, wouldn't the potential alliance with Tevinter that Josephine brings up later in the game mean that the Qunari would break off ties with you anyway? (Unless you chose to ally with Nevarra instead)
While the game never addresses this, realistically, wouldn't the potential alliance with Tevinter that Josephine brings up later in the game mean that the Qunari would break off ties with you anyway? (Unless you chose to ally with Nevarra instead)
Very likely, though I would never put any stock in the prospect of a lasting alliance with the Qunari regardless. In any case, my human Inquisitor was able to wrangle both.
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