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[Chernaya]

Okay, the gorilla arms were weird I admit, but I shall forever have a crush on the lovely Sigrun.

[Master Warder Z_]

Okay, the gorilla arms were weird I admit, but I shall forever have a crush on the lovely Sigrun.

 

They were disgusting.

 

o.o I wish i could purge them from my sight.

 

Cass deserves SO much better then three feet of beard and arm.

[nutcrackr]

Is Cassandra secretly a giant, skinny dwarf?

[Rel Fexive]

Spoiler

Dwarves. 

 

Pre-marital sex. 

 

See, I can do it too. 

 

You want to emulate me? I'm flattered. 

 

Let's stop picking at each other, shall we?

 

Scratch that; why don't you  stop picking at each other?  I'm not lumping the rest of us in you.

[Sifr]

Ugly, Ugly, Ugly and butter face.

 

o.o

 

 

Sorry but i was utterly turned off by their gorilla arms.

 

Damn, I guess the Turian in ME2 at the Citadel customs desk was right... "You humans are all racist!"

 

[Chernaya]

People can have their opinions, but Rel is right that we shouldn't be including any passive aggression in with it. It's just an opinion!

 

So how about dat Cass? I still have no clue how Cass is going to respond to my first character, who will be a necromancer. xD

[SgtSteel91]

I think I'm going to set my Human Inquisitor as the 'Un-Believer' type, who is like Cassandra in a lot of ways, but she's not Andrastian and doesn't like the title of Herald.

[ParagonPunk]

People can have their opinions, but Rel is right that we shouldn't be including any passive aggression in with it. It's just an opinion!

 

So how about dat Cass? I still have no clue how Cass is going to respond to my first character, who will be a necromancer. xD

 

I wonder just how much the companions will react to your specialization of choice.

[Merela]

I wonder just how much the companions will react to your specialization of choice.

Didn't the devs justify the small number of specializations by the fact they would be important to the story or something? If they don't react a lot, I'll be very sad. Especially if you choose to be an assassin or a reaver.

[Master Warder Z_]

Spoiler

 

Dem movies...

[Sifr]

 

Let's stop picking at each other, shall we?

 

Well said, here here!

 

 

So how about dat Cass? I still have no clue how Cass is going to respond to my first character, who will be a necromancer. xD

 

Well, I was going to romance her as a mage, but I'd not considered going Necromancer. I'd be surprised if our LI's aren't a little put off by that spec, since it flirts dangerous close to the more forbidden schools of magic?

 

I'd be even more interested to see if Hawke reacts to a Necromancer Inquisitor, since the last nutter they met who raised people from the dead was Quentin... yeah, that might be a little (H)awkward.

[Master Warder Z_]

I wonder how Cass will react to stubbing her toe roadside.

[Rel Fexive]

I wonder just how much the companions will react to your specialization of choice.

Didn't the devs justify the small number of specializations by the fact they would be important to the story or something? If they don't react a lot, I'll be very sad. Especially if you choose to be an assassin or a reaver.

 

They did say that people would react to the specialisations this time around.

 

I can't imagine any character's romance being specialisation-gated, though, so it probably won't make that much difference.

[Alan Rickman]

Cass won't necessarily think any less of a Necromancer Inquisitor, Nevarran society has a different relationship and view on death and the dead from most of Thedas.

 

I also highly doubt that the Necromancy that the PC can learn will even go anywhere near the level of creepiness and repulsiveness of using various parts from several dismembered bodies to create a perverse sentient flesh golem.

[Chernaya]

Well said, here here!

 

 

Well, I was going to romance her as a mage, but I'd not considered going Necromancer. I'd be surprised if our LI's aren't a little put off by that spec, since it flirts dangerous close to the more forbidden schools of magic?

 

I'd be even more interested to see if Hawke reacts to a Necromancer Inquisitor, since the last nutter they met who raised people from the dead was Quentin... yeah, that might be a little (H)awkward.

 

Woah, good point. Trying to be friends with Cass, romance Bull, and meeting Hawke will be interesting adventures for my necromancer. XD to be honest though, I'm choosing that spec, as well as choosing mage, just for all of that juicy potential.

[Finnn62]

They did say that people would react to the specialisations this time around.

I wonder if all your mage companions will be all "don't smite me, bro!", if you're a templar 

[Merela]

Cass won't necessarily think any less of a Necromancer Inquisitor, Nevarran society has a different relationship and view on death and the dead from most of Thedas.

 

Quite, the Mortalitasi are basically Necromancers. Preparing dead corpses and putting spirits inside them is their job. if anything, it'd make Cass nostalgic.

[Chernaya]

I hadn't known that, very interesting. Maybe we can be friends after all! I'll show her some of my pet zombies. xD

[TheJediSaint]

Quite, the Mortalitasi are basically Necromancers. Preparing dead corpses and putting spirits inside them is their job. if anything, it'd make Cass nostalgic.

Cassandra: "Some of my fondest childhood memories were of the long walks I would take with the possessed corpse of my Grandfather."

[Master Warder Z_]

Cassandra: "Some of my fondest childhood memories were of the long walks I would take with the possessed corpse of my Grandfather."

 

Eh...I'd still hit that.

[Alan Rickman]

Cassandra: "Some of my fondest childhood memories were of the long walks I would take with the possessed corpse of my Grandfather."

 

That tired old cliché again? Weak, Bioware.

[Sifr]

Woah, good point. Trying to be friends with Cass, romance Bull, and meeting Hawke will be interesting adventures for my necromancer. XD to be honest though, I'm choosing that spec, as well as choosing mage, just for all of that juicy potential.

 

I can imagine that even if Bull doesn't have any objections, his Qunari superiors will.  It also makes me wonder whether or not we might be able to research and use Red Lyrium to craft weapons, because as a Qunari Necromancer, you'd essentially be all of Hawke's experiences in Kirkwall made flesh.

[Master Warder Z_]

I can imagine that even if Bull doesn't have any objections, his Qunari superiors will.  It also makes me wonder whether or not we might be able to research and use Red Lyrium to craft weapons, because as a Qunari Necromancer, you'd essentially be all of Hawke's experiences in Kirkwall made flesh.

 

Red Lyrium is being mined by the Carta so who knows.

[Merela]

Cassandra: "Some of my fondest childhood memories were of the long walks I would take with the possessed corpse of my Grandfather."

 

I bet every Pentaghast child has one day play hide-and-seek in the clan's crypts.

[In Exile]

Cass won't necessarily think any less of a Necromancer Inquisitor, Nevarran society has a different relationship and view on death and the dead from most of Thedas.

 

I also highly doubt that the Necromancy that the PC can learn will even go anywhere near the level of creepiness and repulsiveness of using various parts from several dismembered bodies to create a perverse sentient flesh golem.

I think flesh golems require blood magic. The base form of necromancy seems more closely connected to spirit control.