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[Karach_Blade]

Just for fun, I felt like posing this question to the community:

 

Will you base any of your Inquisitors on your prior DA/other media player characters?

 

In my case, here's what I will be doing:

 

- Human Mage Inquisitor based on my Sith Inquisitor from SWTOR

- Elf Rogue Inquisitor based on my githzerai Rogue/Seer from my best friend's D&D campaign

- Dwarf Warrior Inquisitor based on my Dwarf Noble playthrough

- Human Rogue Inquisitor based on my bard from an A Song Of Ice and Fire RP

- Qunari Mage Inquisitor based on my Necromancer from Guild Wars: Factions

- Elf Warrior Inquisitor based on my Orlesian Warden Commander from Awakenings

[Knight of Dane]

No

[Hanako Ikezawa]

Yes. Though I will have OCs as well.

[Divine Justinia V]

No

[Grieving Natashina]

Sorry, but...

 

[CuriousArtemis]

To a degree; I definitely often re-use names for characters, but often enough if I grow attached enough to the character, he'll take on his own unique identity. For example, I have a Rohan Tabris from DA:O, a Rohan from Dragon's Dogma, and two of my own original fiction characters are named Rohan, but they're all different people. Same template, but branched off into different characters.

 

My first Dalish inquisitor is probably going to be a version of my Dalish Warden; much of his personality I had to pretty much make up in my head since DA:O doesn't really do PC characterization well.

[Rainbow Wyvern]

I'm kinda uncreative, so yeppers.

 

I am going to be basing one of my Dalish mage Inquisitors off of my Surana. 

Might also base my qunari (hopefully a blood mage) mage off of my Charr Necromancer's RP personality from GW2. 

 

Also gonna have another Dalish mage Inquisitor that's completely different than all of my other characters.

[EmissaryofLies]

I base all of my mages' names on the PvP rogue I mained in WoW and behave in the same manner. 

 

It isn't the same though, never hear a dead genlock bitching on trade about losing a duel. 

[SerCambria358]

Definitely a Ned Stark human and probably more but only to use their characteristics as guidelines I won't be too strict

[BioWareM0d13]

I'm going to very loosely base his personality on Stannis Baratheon. 

 

 

Stannis, on the siege of Pyke: (from the TV series DVD extas)

 

 

"Robert would later boast of the battle's bloodiness and how he could have torn down the island into the waves if Lord Balon hadn't bent the knee. But if I'd have led the assault, Balon's neck would have bent. Under a sword."

 

 

 

Stannis on justice:

 

 

“Every man shall reap what he has sown, from the highest lord to the lowest gutter rat. And some will lose more than the tips off their fingers, I promise you. They have made my kingdom bleed, and I do not forget that. “

 

 

 

Winds of Winter Excerpt:

 

 

 

"Your Grace." Arnolf Karstark bowed his head. "An honor." He looked for a seat. Instead his eyes found Theon. "And who is this?" Recognition came a heartbeat later. Lord Arnolf paled.

 

His stupid son remained oblivious. "There are no chairs," the oaf observed. One of the ravens screamed inside its cage.

 

"Only mine." King Stannis sat in it. "It is no Iron Throne, but here and now it suits." A dozen men had filed through the tower door, led by the knight of the moths and the big man in the silvered breastplate. "You are dead men, understand that," the king went on. "Only the manner of your dying remains to be determined. You would be well advised not to waste my time with denials. Confess, and you shall have the same swift end that the Young Wolf gave Lord Rickard. Lie, and you will burn. Choose."

[Potato Cat]

My Elfquisitor will be based on Anya from Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

[metatheurgist]

My Elfquisitor will be based on Anya from Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

How will you arrange for your Inquisitor to be possessed by a spirit of Vengeance?