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[Master Warder Z_]

No.

I dislike her because of her ideals, thoughts, race, attitude, opinions, history, and stupid old buttery elf face.

[Merela]

That actually happens?

 

Yeah, it's a mission on the war table. I tried to be lenient once, and I had to reload because the Inquisition soldiers felt kinda...betrayed. I would have been as well.

[Boost32]

I know the feeling. If only she was doing something useful in that library, but nooooo. And then she has the guts to ask the Inquisitor to be understanding when three of her mages attack and wound soldiers of the Inquisition in their attempt to escape Skyhold. Sure, Fiona, sure!

Thats why you should go with the templars! Ser Barris is badass and he does something: https://account.xbox...76-e00e7fe465df

[Br3admax]

No.

I dislike her because of her ideals, thoughts, race, attitude, opinions, history, and stupid old buttery elf face.

And you were doing so well. 

[Master Warder Z_]

o.o she's a dirty old hag.

[Br3admax]

Better. 

[Boost32]

o.o she's a dirty old hag.

And she is a elf mage, everyone who screw things are either a elf or a mage, she is the worst combo that could happen  to Thedas.

[Boomshakalakalakaboom]

o.o she's a dirty old hag.

 

Bahahahahahaha!

 

Ahmm, sorry. Kind of made me laugh. 

[o Ventus]

Tbh, Fiona is a MILF. I'd hit it.

[Boomshakalakalakaboom]

Tbh, Fiona is a MILF. I'd hit it.

 

*gags*

 

Do you mind? I'm eating my breakfast.....

[Boost32]

 

Tbh, Fiona is a MILF. I'd hit it.

I'd hit it with a War Hammer, then I would burn it to make sure it will never come back.

[Boomshakalakalakaboom]

Kill it! Kill it with fire! 

[o Ventus]

*gags*

 

Do you mind? I'm eating my breakfast.....

 

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[Br3admax]

The lack of standards concerning DA characters knows no bounds. 

[Qun00]

Tbh, Fiona is a MILF. I'd hit it.

Elven women are cute, but kinda bony.

[AWTEW]

Elven women are cute, but kinda bony.

 

Reminds me of  this funny romance sera romance banter..

 

https://www.youtube....h?v=8_F6PIHa_hs

clackityy clack..lol

[o Ventus]

Elven women are cute, but kinda bony.

I remember Fiona being a bit... Thicker than the other elves. Doesn't she use the human female body model like Sera?

[Retconnaissance]

I remember Fiona being a bit... Thicker than the other elves. Doesn't she use the human female body model like Sera?

 

That's probably because of the robe. The way I understand it, in Dragon Age the armor is not shaped after the body(like in Skyrim), the body just takes the shape of whatever armor you are wearing.

[Lady Artifice]

::shrug:: Fiona looks like an oversized head on a (almost) stick figure to me, just like my Lavellan. 

 

I wish Elven Inquisitors could have the human body model without modding...

[Jedimaster88]

Kill it! Kill it with fire! 

 

Ok seriously could someone explain to me what is this all about? I´ve seen these words a few times and they sounded quite funny but my mind cant find peace untill I know what´s the origin of these words....

 

Since this is a Cassandra topic I will say that I like her a lot. Like her attitude and she is quite good looking also. My canon Inquisitor romances her.

[Siha]

Ok seriously could someone explain to me what is this all about? I´ve seen these words a few times and they sounded quite funny but my mind cant find peace untill I know what´s the origin of these words....
 
Since this is a Cassandra topic I will say that I like her a lot. Like her attitude and she is quite good looking also. My canon Inquisitor romances her.

 
My friend Google says: http://knowyourmeme....ll-it-with-fire
 
"Mankind has been killing things with fire since our early ancestors, so if something undesireable needs to be done away with, fire is a tried and true way. Now the term “kill it with fire” or often “KILL IT WITH FIRE” seems to have peaked once in 2007, before finally gaining a foothold online in 2008. according to google trends.

The earliest instance we could find was here in a comments section on an article about furries, but whether this is the first instance or just someone posting what they saw on another website is unknown.
“Kill it with fire” is believed to be a reference to the 1982 John Carpenter classic The Thing."


So basically simply what the line says.
Hopefully you can rest easier now.

[AWTEW]

 
My friend Google says: http://knowyourmeme....ll-it-with-fire
 
"Mankind has been killing things with fire since our early ancestors, so if something undesireable needs to be done away with, fire is a tried and true way. Now the term “kill it with fire” or often “KILL IT WITH FIRE” seems to have peaked once in 2007, before finally gaining a foothold online in 2008. according to google trends.

The earliest instance we could find was here in a comments section on an article about furries, but whether this is the first instance or just someone posting what they saw on another website is unknown.
“Kill it with fire” is believed to be a reference to the 1982 John Carpenter classic The Thing."


So basically simply what the line says.
Hopefully you can rest easier now.

 

Eh, it's been around longer than that..before the movie even. But like most terms in english; after a few years they sometime become twisted, or gain awhile new meaning all together. A good example is the word fu**.

[Siha]

Eh, it's been around longer than that..before the movie even. But like most terms in english; after a few years they sometime become twisted, or gain awhile new meaning all together. A good example is the word fu**.

I really don't know what was before '82. But either way, it simply means what the line says, pretty straightforward -- "kill it and use fire to make sure it's dead".

[Andres Hendrix]

 
My friend Google says: http://knowyourmeme....ll-it-with-fire
 
"Mankind has been killing things with fire since our early ancestors, so if something undesireable needs to be done away with, fire is a tried and true way. Now the term “kill it with fire” or often “KILL IT WITH FIRE” seems to have peaked once in 2007, before finally gaining a foothold online in 2008. according to google trends.

The earliest instance we could find was here in a comments section on an article about furries, but whether this is the first instance or just someone posting what they saw on another website is unknown.
“Kill it with fire” is believed to be a reference to the 1982 John Carpenter classic The Thing."


So basically simply what the line says.
Hopefully you can rest easier now.

XD

[Merela]

 

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