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[Ailith Tycane]

Is that Agron from Spartacus?

 

Yes.

 

And Bioware isn't completely innocent as far as impractical womens clothes/armors but they are better than most. 

[Master Shiori]

Some of the mods do seem to favor the "less is more" approach when it comes to armor for the ladies.

[Milan92]

No, we're over the guy who leads the armies which means WE lead the army. We could walk up to any soldier and tell them to do something and they'll do it.

Yes we are Cullen's superior and he leads the troops on our behalf. Ofcourse we can still give soldiers orders, but in order to avoid getting too many tasks; we put Cullen in charge.

You do know how a military hierarchy works right?

[Maria Caliban]

I think the mods I've seen for DAO are some of the tackiest designs I've seen anywhere. But the games themselves are good.

So many times, I click on an "improved" armor/face mod and what I see is so tacky and hideous that my left eyeball decides it doesn't want to live in this world anymore, so it just bursts open in its socket.

And I sit there thinking, "Damn it, right eye. I can still see part of the screen. What the hell is wrong with you?"

[The Elder King]

No, we're over the guy who leads the armies which means WE lead the army. We could walk up to any soldier and tell them to do something and they'll do it.

 
It doesn't change the fact that most of the times we'll see him lead our soldiers. 
We're more like the leader of a state. Sure, we can order our general (as well as any subordinate) what to do, but the general is the one who lead the army.
Think about the scene in the MS trailer. Cullen was the one at the center who was addressing the soldiers.

[wright1978]

Yes we are Cullen's superior and he leads the troops on our behalf. Ofcourse we can still give soldiers orders, but in order to avoid getting too many tasks; we put Cullen in charge.

You do know how a military hierarchy works right?

 

I do wonder what will happen if we keep ordering Cullen to get army to do things he considers morally reprehensible. Will he be the good soldier or like been suggested with some companions, will he rebel eventually if he disaproves.

[azarhal]

I do wonder what will happen if we keep ordering Cullen to get army to do things he considers morally reprehensible. Will he be the good soldier or like been suggested with some companions, will he rebel eventually if he disaproves.

 

Look at the ending of DA2, you have an example: he'll tell all the soldiers to kill you and take your place.

[The Elder King]

Look at the ending of DA2, you have an example: he'll tell all the soldiers to kill you and take your place.

The he'll probably die .

[Assassino01]

Pft. If Cullen gets uppity the Inquisitor can just give him the hero glare, and then he'll back off. 

[The Elder King]

Pft. If Cullen gets uppity the Inquisitor can just give him the hero glare, and then he'll back off.

I don't think it'll work again.

[Assassino01]

I don't think it'll work again.

 

Why not? Cullen have seen enough that he know that confronting the Hero is a sure way to get killed (unless you're vital to the story of course). 

 

Or... to get back on topic. The Inquisitor could get Cassandra to glare for him/her. That'd surely make Cullen flee for the hills. 

[The Elder King]

Why not? Cullen have seen enough that he know that confronting the Hero is a sure way to get killed (unless you're vital to the story of course). 
 
Or... to get back on topic. The Inquisitor could get Cassandra to glare for him/her. That'd surely make Cullen flee for the hills.

I don't think Cassandra would like being told to glare as someone . She's not a dog.
I think Cullen and Cassandra will get along. The interviews of the advisors shown that Cullen and Cassandra have more or less the same relationship with Leliana, and the favoured the same (direct) approach.

[Assassino01]

I don't think Cassandra would like being told to glare as someone . She's not a dog.
I think Cullen and Cassandra will get along. The interviews of the advisors shown that Cullen and Cassandra have more or less the same relationship with Leliana, and the favoured the same (direct) approach.

 

Cullen: Inquisitor, sir. I cannot go through with this! You have slandered my honour for too long. I challenge you to combat, sir!

 

Inquisitor: Cassandra! Glare at Cullen.

 

Cassandra: What?

 

Inquisitor: Do it or I turn off glowy hand!

 

Cassandra: *sigh* 

 

 

You never know, right?

 

Anyway, I hope I won't have to kill/maim/expel either Cullen or Cassandra. I like both, though I think they're wrong in their opinion on magic and the Chantry. I think there's going to be some tense moments between them and my Dalish mage. But I hope they'll still be largely intact by the end, without any nasty stabby holes or burn marks.

[The Elder King]

We don't really know what is exactly Cassandra's opinion on magic. And on Cullen, based on Gaider's tumblr post on a fan speculation I'd say he changed a bit his views.

[Maria Caliban]

It would be neat if in Orlais someone challenged us to a duel of honor, and we could pick a champion.

[The Elder King]

It would be neat if in Orlais someone challenged us to a duel of honor, and we could pick a champion.

Agreed. Though if the whole cast is present, I'd have trouble choosing my champion . I guess I'd choose between Cassandra, Blackwall and Cullen.

[Josh902]

Pssh id be own champion!

[Assassino01]

Cassandra seems like the champion type.

 

Though choosing Iron Bull to beat down some arrogant Orleasian noble is a satisfying thought. 

[azarhal]

We don't really know what is exactly Cassandra's opinion on magic. And on Cullen, based on Gaider's tumblr post on a fan speculation I'd say he changed a bit his views.

I still expect him to freak out to a Qunari Mage Inquisitor (he called qunari and dwarves heathen in DAO and after Kirkwall...)

 

Going by the Cole/Solas/Cass party team name, Cassandra seems to respect the most "out of norm" magical related people. She also though in DotS that mages should have more power in the circle (she still hated them at the time) and she sounded more amused by Galyan little mage watcher thing at the border of Chantry law than pissed off about it. People should keep in mind that despite joining the Chantry, she is Nevarran and they are a lot more liberal about mages there.

[Assassino01]

I still expect him to freak out to a Qunari Mage Inquisitor (he called qunari and dwarves heathen in DAO and after Kirkwall...)

 

Going by the Cole/Solas/Cass party team name, Cassandra seems to respect the most "out of norm" magical related people. She also though in DotS that mages should have more power in the circle (she still hated them at the time) and she sounded more amused by Galyan little mage watcher thing at the border of Chantry law than pissed off about it. People should keep in mind that despite joining the Chantry, she is Nevarran and they are a lot more liberal about mages there.

 

That's true. But she still seems to think mages should be under control of the Chantry and under the watchful eyes of the Templars and Seekers. I can magine that a lot of people (myself included) will clash with her on that subject.

[The Elder King]

I still expect him to freak out to a Qunari Mage Inquisitor (he called qunari and dwarves heathen in DAO and after Kirkwall...)
 
Going by the Cole/Solas/Cass party team name, Cassandra seems to respect the most "out of norm" magical related people. She also though in DotS that mages should have more power in the circle (she still hated them at the time) and she sounded more amused by Galyan little mage watcher thing at the border of Chantry law than pissed off about it. People should keep in mind that despite joining the Chantry, she is Nevarran and they are a lot more liberal about mages there.

I don't know if he'll 'freak out'. I don't think he'll be completely comfortable of having a qunari/qunari mage as the leader, but he seems focused in stopping the Breach and helping people, so I think he'll contain himself.

[Master Shiori]

I expect he'll initially freak out to a Qunari in general, regardless of the class you pick. Keep in mind it wasn't that long ago that he was fighting them in Kirkwall.

[Master Shiori]

That's true. But she still seems to think mages should be under control of the Chantry and under the watchful eyes of the Templars and Seekers. I can magine that a lot of people (myself included) will clash with her on that subject.

 

If she does my Inquisitor and her will get along fabulously. Same reason I expect to be on good terms with Cullen, Vivienne, Leliana and Iron Bull.

[The Elder King]

I expect he'll initially freak out to a Qunari in general, regardless of the class you pick. Keep in mind it wasn't that long ago that he was fighting them in Kirkwall.

Well, at least six years passed.
Though you made a good point. We already have Varric who seems to still think about the qunari invasion.