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[Brian ofthe Dialogue Wheel]

She can barely stand Regalyan using a healing spell on her. I don't think she represents the Nevarran status quo. They're almost on the brink of a Tevinter like level of mage power.

Eh. She's overcome alot of those prejudices, though, and those mages seem to function as undertakers and tomb designers.

[TheJediSaint]

I'm gonna laugh if Cassandra's romance involves having children.

 

I am absolutely certain that David Gaider isn't going to include children in a romance with Cassandra.  If he does, then I'm going to start wearing a hat, so I can then eat it.   

 

Now I could see him writing that she had a child in her past and then gave them up because of her responsibilities.

[Maria Caliban]

She hates healing spells.

You summon spirits into dead bodies and sending them after your enemies is totes cool though.

[Milan92]

She hates healing spells.

 

Fine. No more healing for her!

[TheJediSaint]

She hates healing spells.

You summon spirits into dead bodies and sending them after your enemies is totes cool though.

 

She prefers to use intimidation to get her wounds to heal faster.

[In Exile]

I'm just saying she isn't her family.

 

I was mostly kidding. I debated having an outtake "Meet the Parents" type convo joke too, but I figured it was too over the top. 

[Milan92]

I am absolutely certain that David Gaider isn't going to include children in a romance with Cassandra.  If he does, then I'm going to start wearing a hat, so I can then eat it.   

 

Now I could see him writing that she had a child in her past and then gave them up because of her responsibilities.

 

I'd be cool with that.

[In Exile]

She hates healing spells.

You summon spirits into dead bodies and sending them after your enemies is totes cool though.

Healing spells are too much like books and maps for her taste. 

[KC_Prototype]

If a child is involved in her romance, it's epilogue stuff, not middle of the game stuff. Maybe she'll mention it towards the end, but I don't know if we will ever see children in romances again

[Maria Caliban]

I'll just say if she starts thinking necromancy is cool, I'll be surprised.
 
It's one thing to ease up on prejudices. Another to not cringe around the walking dead.

I expect if you spent a large amount of time killing people by stabbing them and hacking off their limbs, corpses wouldn't bother you that much. She makes the walking ones lay down and you make the lying ones walk.

If a child is involved in her romance, it's epilogue stuff, not middle of the game stuff. Maybe she'll mention it towards the end, but I don't know if we will ever see children in romances again

David decides it's time to tell the story of a single mother trying to make it in Thedas. She tells you on the third date that she has an eight-year-old kid.

The rest of the romance is you attempting to bond with her temperamental brat.

[In Exile]

If a child is involved in her romance, it's epilogue stuff, not middle of the game stuff. Maybe she'll mention it towards the end, but I don't know if we will ever see children in romances again

 

I for one hope that having children as the culmination to a romantic affair is really not on the table for any romance, mostly because that sort of relationship drama is something I'm already tired of seeing IRL. 

[Brian ofthe Dialogue Wheel]

She hates healing spells.

You summon spirits into dead bodies and sending them after your enemies is totes cool though.

Yep! Its not magic being used on her living person that could manipulate or kill her.

[azarhal]

People, it's possible Cassandra is barren and all the drama is more about the fact that she can't have children too...

 

 

Being gay is who she is & telling specific sorts of stories sounds like different ways of saying same thing to me. They decided to move from approach where sexuality was ambiguous to fixed and specific approach. That required looking at character concepts they had and deciding which sexualities would be most interesting alongside character arc.

 

Patrick Weekes ‏@PatrickWeekes Jul 8

9 Everyone involved in creating our followers & specialists grew outside their comfort zones. I hope you love the results as much as we do.

David Gaider ‏@davidgaider

@PatrickWeekes Not me! Every character I write is a Mary Sue or a Mary Stu. I just think, "What would *I* do in this situation?" And voila.

[Who Knows]

Didn't Gaider write Morrigan? That romance definitely involved children.

[Maria Caliban]

Didn't Gaider write Morrigan? That romance definitely involved children.

He did.

[jlb524]

Healing spells are too much like books and maps for her taste. 

 

I think she's secretly a Reaver and getting healed when you are low health makes you weaker.

 

If a child is involved in her romance, it's epilogue stuff, not middle of the game stuff. Maybe she'll mention it towards the end, but I don't know if we will ever see children in romances again 

 

No, it needs to be BG2 Aerie style baby having.

[Brian ofthe Dialogue Wheel]

Didn't Gaider write Morrigan? That romance definitely involved children.

Children, wayward spirit of a forgotten god. . . Six of one, half a dozen of the other.

[90s Luke]

Didn't Gaider write Morrigan? That romance definitely involved children.

 

You can do the dark ritual regardless of whether or not you pursue her as a love interest.

[Milan92]

People, it's possible Cassandra is barren and all the drama is more about the fact that she can't have children too...

 

Noooo D:

[Milan92]

 

No, it needs to be BG2 Aerie style baby having.

 

D:

[AresKeith]

Noooo D:

 

[Roamingmachine]

Cass: I want to have a baby
Inquisitor: O_O *flees faster than the wind*

Somehow I just don't see it happening. Can't put my finger on it, but the concept just feels...off.

[Hanako Ikezawa]

Bioware has said stuff like marriage and children won't happen in DAI.