They are triened to use magic to fight with others not my problem that magic sucks in da at least on short distance fight nor that tevinter mages are fighting melee so well....
Tell me please for once after effin number of pages. What's stopping a mage from using any spell that they use at range in melee instead?
No it seems that templars in kirkwall took mages without anti-magic
Because circle mages don't know how to fight for crap, and they STILL managed to kill some templars that were drilled like hell.
Tell me please for once after effin number of pages. What's stopping a mage from using any spell that they use at range in melee instead?
Well i don't know perhaps sword in their head when they will cast it like Evangeline did it with mage/blood mage?
Because circle mages don't know how to fight for crap, and they STILL managed to kill some templars that were drilled like hell.
Because magic sucks heh and they couldn't hurt them with spells...
Well i don't know perhaps sword in their head when they will cast it like Evangeline did it with mage/blood mage?
And what is stopping a mage from blocking said sword attack with telekinesis/stone skin/similar shield, or blasting the warrior faster than they land their hit?
And what is stopping a mage from blocking said sword attack with telekinesis/stone skin/similar shield, or blasting the warrior faster than they land their hit?
Still sword in their head before they will cast it?
Still sword in their head before they will cast it?
And why would the sword be in their head before they cast it?
And what is stopping a mage from blocking said sword attack with telekinesis/stone skin/similar shield (...)
A strike from a Templar can shatter such defenses, this actually happened in the battle after the mage summit.
And why would the sword be in their head before they cast it?
Because thier opponent put it there?
A strike from a Templar can shatter such defenses, this actually happened in the battle after the mage summit.
Then the mage needs to be faster on their offensive huh?
Because thier opponent put it there?
No he didn't, he got a telekinetic blast to the face and is lying on the floor with a broken neck.
No he didn't, he got a telekinetic blast to the face and is lying on the floor with a broken neck.
Hehe right some peoples say that dreaming is good 
Then the mage needs to be faster on their offensive huh?
I mean, they can train themselves in conventional combat as a kind of equalizer, or use tactics to ensure that the Templars never get that close.
For example, using oils or other flammable materials to save on the usage of Mana while at the same time igniting fire from a natural source that can't be dispelled. At Kirkwall, they could have covered the stairs leading up to the Gallows in ice.
I wonder who would win in an arm wrestling contest...Mage could give templar the wrong advices.
Hehe right some peoples say that dreaming is good
Well it sure works for you.
Well it sure works for you.
i prefer stay in reality but yeah staying in reality works for me
I mean, they can train themselves in conventional combat as a kind of equalizer, or use tactics to ensure that the Templars never get that close.
For example, using oils or other flammable materials to save on the usage of Mana while at the same time igniting fire from a natural source that can't be dispelled. At Kirkwall, they could have covered the stairs leading up to the Gallows in ice.
No you just blast the templar in the face with an offensive spell. What kind of defense do templars have against those?
I mean, they can train themselves in conventional combat as a kind of equalizer, or use tactics to ensure that the Templars never get that close.
For example, using oils or other flammable materials to save on the usage of Mana while at the same time igniting fire from a natural source that can't be dispelled. At Kirkwall, they could have covered the stairs leading up to the Gallows in ice.
This combined with magical brutality would be the proverbial nail in the coffin.
No you just blast the templar in the face with an offensive spell. What kind of defense do templars have against those?
Templars can erect anti-magical defenses or their own for spells of this type, as we also saw in the book. How much they can take likely depends on the skill/willpower of the Templar, but it still means that an adjustment of tactics would be necessary in order to fight them in a full-scale battle.
Another crowd of scrubs is supposed to prove something? Those mages look like they haven't taken time to practice magic at all, like a newborn child trying to walk.
Ohh don't worry that happens only something about 90 % in the series hehe 
dragon age mages unlimited power mahaha
Templars can erect anti-magical defenses or their own for spells of this type, as we also saw in the book. How much they can take likely depends on the skill/willpower of the Templar, but it still means that an adjustment of tactics would be necessary in order to fight them in a full-scale battle.
You know what all spells and magical abilities ( And templars do use magical abilities granted by lyrium ) have in common whether they are directed to causing magical effect or dispelling countering magical effects? Power level. You know what that means? It's a two way street, and it doesn't depend only on skill/willpower of the templar, it also depends on skill/willpower of a mage. You know what it means if a mage can't hurt a templar with their spells? It means that they suck and that they are a weak mage that can't fight for crap.
what the hell was that violet thing?
those mages are disgrace
Prove of unlimited power that mages have?
To be honest i almost died of laughter watching it and having in head quotes of irving how mages are powerful that 7 is enough.
Ohh don't worry that happens only something about 90 % in the series hehe
dragon age mages unlimited power mahaha
I don't care if it's 99%, if a mage doesn't train for battle then they suck at fighting naturally.
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