Oh you're fiiiiiine. We aren't ripping each other ps throats out, no trolls, haven't gotten in trouble and Cullen is still a LI a Everything is perfect!
This right here is the reason that I picked this thread for my Great De-Lurking. You Cullenites are awesome!
I think this thread has gotten too silly even for me...
This is what happens when it gets past eleven pm here. I get a little weird, and Cullen starts destroying computers, and Sten finds pictures of Cullen offering people cookies. 
This is what happens when it gets past eleven pm here. I get a little weird, and Cullen starts destroying computers, and Sten finds pictures of Cullen offering people cookies.
This is what happens when it gets past eleven pm here. I get a little weird, and Cullen starts destroying computers, and Sten finds pictures of Cullen offering people cookies.
Oh you're fiiiiiine. We aren't ripping each others throats out, no trolls, haven't gotten in trouble and Cullen is still a LI! Everything is perfect!
Just don't tell her about the nug. Or the peanut butter. And she should probably not look in her sock drawer for a few days just in case... 
I think I can help
"The Power of Christ compels you!...although I don't believe in God...errr...or religion for that matter...but The Power of Christ compels you!"
What hand do I hold the book and stuff?
If you're calling on the power of christ, don't use your left hand! The left hand path is EVIIIILLLLLL. (Or so they tell me.)
Which ever hand is strongest, so we can use it to beat the Cullypie outta him!
Man, forget the holy water shenanigans. Just use the pimp hand. Keep it strong.
Guys....I'm not sure this is going to work.
So I totally wasn't online for my exorcism....
I think this thread has gotten too silly even for me...
I just came in and all I am thinking is "wat"
In a good way, of course.
Ok so we were talking about this a little while ago but do we know if lyrium actually helps slow the taint or vice versa? That may be why Alistair is expected to live a while.
If it does, I'd bet it's more of a brief lengthening, followed by a rapid decline. Eventually the lyrium will take its own toll, which could speed up the Calling. Perhaps you might get a bit more time, but the trade-off is that you suddenly get bad.
If it does, I'd bet it's more of a brief lengthening, followed by a rapid decline. Eventually the lyrium will take it's own toll, which could speed up the Calling. Perhaps you might get a bit more time, but the trade-off is that you suddenly get bad.
Ok so we were talking about this a little while ago but do we know if lyrium actually helps slow the taint or vice versa? That may be why Alistair is expected to live a while.
We don't know.
I am guessing swigging lyrium on top of having the taint would probably make matters worse if anything.
At the moment the question I'm most interested in learning is if lyrium (more specifically the red kind) is sentient. A parasite? Ever since the behemoth was revealed, I've been wondering if it's a possibility. Would def add a creep factor to the Red Templars but that's just me /shrugs
Or maybe you never have to deal with suffering from the main lyrium problems because you don't live to see it. So maybe a lot of Wardens figure it doesn't matter and use it anyway. Do mages end up dealing with lyrium problems like Templars do or does their connection to the fade keep them safe?
That's a possibility. Why not use lyrium--you're going to die anyway, and the taint is more likely to kill you than the lyrium.
I'm not sure if mages are effected the same way as templars are. I don't know if the game has ever said.
We don't know.
I am guessing swigging lyrium on top of having the taint would probably make matters worse if anything.
At the moment the question I'm most interested in learning is if lyrium (more specifically the red kind) is sentient. A parasite? Ever since the behemoth was revealed, I've been wondering if it's a possibility. Would def add a creep factor to the Red Templars but that's just me /shrugs
We don't know.
I am guessing swigging lyrium on top of having the taint would probably make matters worse if anything.
At the moment the question I'm most interested in learning is if lyrium (more specifically the red kind) is sentient. A parasite? Ever since the behemoth was revealed, I've been wondering if it's a possibility. Would def add a creep factor to the Red Templars but that's just me /shrugs
Sentient Lyrium? Oh maker...now that would be eerie...
We don't know.
I am guessing swigging lyrium on top of having the taint would probably make matters worse if anything.
At the moment the question I'm most interested in learning is if lyrium (more specifically the red kind) is sentient. A parasite? Ever since the behemoth was revealed, I've been wondering if it's a possibility. Would def add a creep factor to the Red Templars but that's just me /shrugs
We don't know.
I am guessing swigging lyrium on top of having the taint would probably make matters worse if anything.
At the moment the question I'm most interested in learning is if lyrium (more specifically the red kind) is sentient. A parasite? Ever since the behemoth was revealed, I've been wondering if it's a possibility. Would def add a creep factor to the Red Templars but that's just me /shrugs
Sentient lyrium is giving me Final Fantasy VII vibes. Which isn't a bad thing, by the way, I like the trope of life-energy being used as a power source.
*shudders* Those things freak me out like no tomorrow. I'm gonna end up crying throughout playing.....
It creeps me out a bit too.
If the lyrium did turn out to be some sort of sentient life, I see it being somewhat similar to the flood(halo)/necromorphs(dead space). Not exactly intelligent per se, but with little more than a primal drive to consume and consume until it's all that is left.
EDIT
you can choose to side with lyrium endgame
You heard it here first!
Ugh, just noticed that Cullen hate thread. I'll never see the point in those.
As promised
Or maybe you never have to deal with suffering from the main lyrium problems because you don't live to see it. So maybe a lot of Wardens figure it doesn't matter and use it anyway. Do mages end up dealing with lyrium problems like Templars do or does their connection to the fade keep them safe?
I think that mages probably would have the same problem as Templars, but they don't take it on a regular basis like they do.
It creeps me out a bit too.
If the lyrium did turn out to be some sort of sentient life, I see it being somewhat similar to the flood(halo)/necromorphs(dead space). Not exactly intelligent per se, but with little more than a primal drive to consume and consume until it's all that is left.
I always thought it was possible that the red lyrium was the "real world" tendrils of a Fade creature of great power. Something that was unable to bring itself through the veil, but that could channel an aspect of itself (the red lyrium) into the world and thus control others. Even if it wasn't a full "control" per say, but that you were then under the sway of said creature. Even if it was just a presentation of its anger, or its malice... or something...
Or perhaps some combination thereof? A sentient construct caused by... something? Or someone?
Ooooo... iiiiick...
As promised
*snip!
What would we do without you? ;3
Not much I'm afraid....
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