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[Wissenschaft 2.0]

Actually, she does the same even if you let Anders live. Certainly she never attacked my Hawke after it was revealed that I did.

 

Hawke wasn't around by the time Cassandra interrogated Varric. Though I'm interested to hear Cass views on a Hawke that fully sided with Anders. From what I've seen I suspect she won't be happy to say the least.

[Xilizhra]

Hawke wasn't around by the time Cassandra interrogated Varric. Though I'm interested to hear Cass views on a Hawke that fully sided with Anders. From what I've seen I suspect she won't be happy to say the least.

I meant verbally. When speaking with Varric, she didn't view my Hawke as any less heroic, or at least didn't indicate it.

 

And it's not a matter of siding with Anders, but of just not killing him.

[Wissenschaft 2.0]

I meant verbally. When speaking with Varric, she didn't view my Hawke as any less heroic, or at least didn't indicate it.

 

And it's not a matter of siding with Anders, but of just not killing him.

 

Hmm, so Cassandra always views Hawke in a heroic light? Ah well, I guess DA 2 was even less reactive than I thought. lol

[Xilizhra]

Hmm, so Cassandra always views Hawke in a heroic light? Ah well, I guess DA 2 was even less reactive than I thought. lol

It isn't as though Hawke blew up the Chantry.

[Senya]

He only let a terrorist go free to murder again.

[azarhal]

He only let a terrorist go free to murder again.

 

Technically, everyone let a terrorist go free to murder again. Hawke wasn't the only guy around him at the time...

 

Also, it was Meredith job to kill Anders, that was one of the weirdest moment of DA2 for me: crazy mage hater Knight-Commander Meredith do not kill Anders for blowing up a chantry with its Grand Cleric. O_o

[Senya]

Technically, everyone let a terrorist go free to murder again. Hawke wasn't the only guy around him at the time...
 
Also, it was Meredith job to kill Anders, that was one of the weirdest moment of DA2 for me: crazy mage hater Knight-Commander Meredith do not kill Anders for blowing up a chantry with its Grand Cleric. O_o

Player choice was needed.

[Xilizhra]

He only let a terrorist go free to murder again.

Something that Cassandra either disagrees with you on or is disinclined to attack Hawke over.

[Senya]

Something that Cassandra either disagrees with you on or is disinclined to attack Hawke over.

We shall see. Regardless, he got the murder knife in my playthroughs.

[dewayne31]

Spoiler

if hawke is the secret companion or leading the party you think Cass and Hawke have interesting convo?

[TMA LIVE]

I thought Cassandra implies the events were greatly exaggerated?

She does, but what she actually describes was very faithful to what I remember in the movie.

 

I look at it as no different then Paragon Lost. Yes, the events happened. But that "version" of it, I pretend did not happen. (Though Dawn of the Seeker wasn't that bad).

[TMA LIVE]

Before I started playing the 6 hour early access, I thought Cassandra would be a character I'd care less about. Both DA2 and Seeker didn't do much for me when it came to her character. And when it came to characters like Ash and Miranda, they didn't really do much for me. But they added a lot of humanity to her character in the few hours I played to far. She definitely might be the character I may romance for the main playthrough.

[Wissenschaft 2.0]

Hurray, more people being converted to Cass-ism (the worship of our warrior goddess Cass).

I joke......mostly.......

[Urazz]

She does, but what she actually describes was very faithful to what I remember in the movie.

 

I look at it as no different then Paragon Lost. Yes, the events happened. But that "version" of it, I pretend did not happen. (Though Dawn of the Seeker wasn't that bad).

I think some things like fighting the Darkspawn Ogres and the Golems were one of those things that were exaggerated.  It wouldn't surprise me if it was just one golem or even just a group of bandits/soldiers instead in that scene.  It was sort of how like in DA2 there were the exaggerated scenes that Cassandra called Varric out on.

[Br3admax]

Except Cassandra has magical powers? Considering what we've learned about them, it's not that far fetched. 

[Bigdoser]

Technically, everyone let a terrorist go free to murder again. Hawke wasn't the only guy around him at the time...

 

Also, it was Meredith job to kill Anders, that was one of the weirdest moment of DA2 for me: crazy mage hater Knight-Commander Meredith do not kill Anders for blowing up a chantry with its Grand Cleric. O_o

Its because Meredith cares more about that she now has an excuse to Annul the circle instead of protecting mages from the angry mob as per the description of being a templar she goes straight for annulment. Plus lets not forget the lyrium shard effecting her decision making. 

[RobRam10]

Hurray, more people being converted to Cass-ism (the worship of our warrior goddess Cass).

I joke......mostly.......

[Urazz]

Except Cassandra has magical powers? Considering what we've learned about them, it's not that far fetched. 

I thought she was just a recruit back then and wasn't a full fledged Seeker?  And even then weren't her powers more suited for fighting off mages and demons instead?

[azarhal]

I thought she was just a recruit back then and wasn't a full fledged Seeker?  And even then weren't her powers more suited for fighting off mages and demons instead?

 

I doubt the Seekers bring not-powered recruits to face bloodmages...that's kind of counter-productive.

[Br3admax]

I thought she was just a recruit back then and wasn't a full fledged Seeker?  And even then weren't her powers more suited for fighting off mages and demons instead?

The recruit thing was already addressed, but

Spoiler

since golems are still made out of lyrium and she can apparently set that on fire with a thought.

No. 

[Xilizhra]

Spoiler

You know, I really thought Cassandra would stay in the party no matter what... but I thought that you'd never have one decision alone make a companion leave?

[KC_Prototype]

I can't stop watching that first conversation video. She's brilliant.

Spoiler

Inquisitor: Do you think the Chantry is worth saving?

 

Cassandra: I do, though I understand why someone born outside of human society might think otherwise. Cast the Chantry aside, and new problems replace old ones. We will have learned nothing from history. The people need stability and the Chantry needs a new purpose. Andraste had a dream for us. It can still be achieved. A dedication to what is truly important. Instead of building cathedrals and sewing gowns for the Divine, the Chantry used to spend its coin feeding the poor. If we are to spread the Maker's word across the world, we must do so with open hearts and open hands. I do not think it so unachievable. The Chantry has many good, honest people. They just need direction and inspiration. They need to be freed from centuries of adherence to tradition and ceremony. A chance for renewal is at our fingertips.

This is the religious character I've been waiting years for.   Thank you, Bioware! 

Leliana seems to have grown to be less religious kind of. If you seen her first conversation video, she seems to doubt the maker a bit. 

[Cooling85]

 Spoilers from Cassandra's dialogue regarding the Seekers of Truth:

 

Spoiler

So, a Seeker can set the Lyrium in a mage's blood on fire!? I felt the balance between Mages and Templars was just right. Both have reason to fear each other. But I think the writers have ruined that by going way overboard with the Seeker abilities, when you consider that, according to the description of Cassandra's Templar spec, she also has all the powers of a Templar aswell.

[AresKeith]

 Spoilers from Cassandra's dialogue regarding the Seekers of Truth:

 

Spoiler

So, a Seeker can set the Lyrium in a mage's blood on fire!? I felt the balance between Mages and Templars was just right. Both have reason to fear each other. But I think the writers have ruined that by going way overboard with the Seeker abilities, when you consider that, according to the description of Cassandra's Templar spec, she also has all the powers of a Templar aswell.

 

Spoiler

Well there is a reason why Seekers are superior and are feared by the Templars

[Br3admax]

 Spoilers from Cassandra's dialogue regarding the Seekers of Truth:

 

Spoiler

So, a Seeker can set the Lyrium in a mage's blood on fire!? I felt the balance between Mages and Templars was just right. Both have reason to fear each other. But I think the writers have ruined that by going way overboard with the Seeker abilities, when you consider that, according to the description of Cassandra's Templar spec, she also has all the powers of a Templar aswell.

Spoiler

Seekers need to be able to police Templars and face the toughest mages.