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[YourFunnyUncle]

I mean, Trevelyan is a noble, her problem with nobility should at least make it harder for Trevelyan to get into her pants, yet it is as easy as with a Cadash (slightly harder than with an Adaar).

 

at least mage Trevelyan makes it a little better.

Her dislike of nobles isn't because they're nobles per se, but because they are in a position of power and abuse it. For this reason she doesn't actually have the same disdain for all nobles. Whatever your race, when you meet her you're already Herald of Andraste, and by the time the relationship gets serious you're the Inquisitor. You're a person of huge power. The fact that you were a minor noble before is barely a blip compared to that. If you're acting in a way that she perceives to be helping the little people, then she will approve.

 

It's easier as a Qunari because of her physical attraction to them. The reason she has a specific problem with elves is because of her past. She was rejected for not being "elfy" enough and she is vary wary that you'll do the same at some stage.

[introverted_assassin]

Did I make it? Lol

Had to grace bae's thread. I have decided she is my canon romance from Inquisition and thus Kradeche Adaar is my canon Inquisitor.

[Walter Black]

One minor nitpick: the elven ruins in the Brecillian Forest had evidence of elves and humans interacting, but not the context; were the humans explorers, neighbors, recognized citizens of the empire, or slaves?  Also, Felassan claims that elves were the only sentient race in their civilization, but was he telling the truth? Was he even there? Could he have simply been parroting what Solas told him, the Dread Wolf himself an Unreliable Narrator?

 

I think it's a bit premature to assume exactly how much of Thedas the humans "stole" until we know more.

[YourFunnyUncle]

Did I make it? Lol

Had to grace bae's thread. I have decided she is my canon romance from Inquisition and thus Kradeche Adaar is my canon Inquisitor.

Hi, Kasumi! Almost in time for page 4000!

[The Loyal Nub]

One minor nitpick: the elven ruins in the Brecillian Forest had evidence of elves and humans interacting, but not the context; were the humans explorers, neighbors, recognized citizens of the empire, or slaves?  Also, Felassan claims that elves were the only sentient race in their civilization, but was he telling the truth? Was he even there? Could he have simply been parroting what Solas told him, the Dread Wolf himself an Unreliable Narrator?

 

I think it's a bit premature to assume exactly how much of Thedas the humans "stole" until we know more.

 

Good question. I would imagine the events of what Solas sets off are catastrophic for the elves. They have lost much of their civilization and are pretty fragmented. Not sure they would be in complete control of whatever land there was after such a cataclysm. 

[SwobyJ]

Based on what exactly?

 

Private (owned) vs public (shared) sentiments about most matters.

[God is Tigger]

Got a new computer.  Finally can play the game without having everything be delayed a few seconds (conversations were especially annoying).  I still haven't played any of the DLC yet, so it is uncharted territory.  Whee!

 

I'm finishing another run through of DA2, especially since I realized that I never played the Legacy DLC.  Didn't really care about how my relationships went this time (except romancing Isabela, that is a given).  Somehow I ended up as friends with Anders and a rival with Fenris.  Poor Fenris didn't have a chance against me during the final battle.  Anders got the knife, as usual.  On to the DA2 DLC, then DAI.  I've missed Sera!

[YourFunnyUncle]

Got a new computer.  Finally can play the game without having everything be delayed a few seconds (conversations were especially annoying).  I still haven't played any of the DLC yet, so it is uncharted territory.  Whee!

 

I'm finishing another run through of DA2, especially since I realized that I never played the Legacy DLC.  Didn't really care about how my relationships went this time (except romancing Isabela, that is a given).  Somehow I ended up as friends with Anders and a rival with Fenris.  Poor Fenris didn't have a chance against me during the final battle.  Anders got the knife, as usual.  On to the DA2 DLC, then DAI.  I've missed Sera!

You're going to love Trespasser.

[Jedi Master of Orion]

One minor nitpick: the elven ruins in the Brecillian Forest had evidence of elves and humans interacting, but not the context; were the humans explorers, neighbors, recognized citizens of the empire, or slaves?  Also, Felassan claims that elves were the only sentient race in their civilization, but was he telling the truth? Was he even there? Could he have simply been parroting what Solas told him, the Dread Wolf himself an Unreliable Narrator?

 

I think it's a bit premature to assume exactly how much of Thedas the humans "stole" until we know more.

 

We don't exactly know what the timeline is for all the newly revealed events in history. I get the sense that a lot may have happened between the "Fall of Arlathan" and what we once thought was the Fall of Arlathan when Tevinter conquered it. Nor do we know when exactly humans arrived on the continent based in relation to the Veil being created. The elves of the Brecillian Forest that allied with humans were definitely pre-Tevinter conquest, but we know little else about them.

[Rel Fexive]

Not long, then. Don't go there without me!

Uh, to 4000, I mean!

[SardaukarElite]

You're going to love Trespasser.

 

It's pretty great. 

[Serza]

G...guuuuuys?

[FemHawke FTW]

Yes Serza?

[Serza]

We'll be able to celebrate again. I might also have another video with Sera I can't currently reach, so I'll post it on page 4k

[Basement Cat]

I've been listening to a banter compilation. The way Varric can make Sera mad is hilarious.

[YourFunnyUncle]

I've been listening to a banter compilation. The way Varric can make Sera mad is hilarious.

I need to take those two out more often post-Skyhold, but like Vivienne, Varric's specialisation doesn't mesh well with my play style in terms of an NPC. I have no inclination to drop traps everywhere.

[Serza]

Ask Duelist. If you still remember him. But he knows his stuff well, and I can't remember him using Varric as a trap-layer.

[SardaukarElite]

I'm not sure why developers are so keen to put traps in games where you're encouraged to always press the attack. 

[The Loyal Nub]

 

Source.

[Cyberstrike nTo]

Her dislike of nobles isn't because they're nobles per se, but because they are in a position of power and abuse it. For this reason she doesn't actually have the same disdain for all nobles. Whatever your race, when you meet her you're already Herald of Andraste, and by the time the relationship gets serious you're the Inquisitor. You're a person of huge power. The fact that you were a minor noble before is barely a blip compared to that. If you're acting in a way that she perceives to be helping the little people, then she will approve.

 

It's easier as a Qunari because of her physical attraction to them. The reason she has a specific problem with elves is because of her past. She was rejected for not being "elfy" enough and she is vary wary that you'll do the same at some stage.

 

That is true Sera even states that in the argument that locks in her romance where she tells the Inquisitor: "You don't act nobles. Love that." 

Regardless of race and class, in my current PT the Inquisitor is a female qunari mage. 

[Serza]

And she doesn't share...

[Cyberstrike nTo]

I just wonder what Sera and the Inquisitor go to on their Honeymoon?

[Serza]

...Ferelden. Countryside. Somewhere near the sea.

[Basement Cat]

...Ferelden. Countryside. Somewhere near the sea.

No way. Sera hates the countryside. City all the way.

[YourFunnyUncle]

I just wonder what Sera and the Inquisitor go to on their Honeymoon?

 

 

...Ferelden. Countryside. Somewhere near the sea.

 

I think Sera would like the sea, but she's more of a city girl. A town on a beautiful bay?