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[Vanalia]

Aww small Cullen fighting the statue, it's so cute 

 

I never got Leliana's banter because I don't vist her very often I guess. I always have Josie's banter because we need to go through her office to go to the war table.

 

And I've got some Cullen banter from time to time but really because I try to visit him as often as I can to hear it.

[Rascoth]

Aww small Cullen fighting the statue, it's so cute 

Actually that's Shale, golem we were talking about some time ago. Cullen is from Honnleath and that's also where Shale was standing for many years (and where Warden with party found her).

[Arshei]

While browsing some fanarts, I stumbled upon those two cute pieces by Rann.

 

My goddess .-.

His face is so...

[Tishina]

Actually that's Shale, golem we were talking about some time ago. Cullen is from Honnleath and that's also where Shale was standing for many years (and where Warden with party found her).

Yes, there's a lot of speculation about whether Shale might remember him (though unlikely to recognize him at 30 since he was a young teen when he left.)

[Hellion Rex]

Dragon Age ‏@dragonage 

Is the Elder One the biggest threat in the history of Thedas? #DAI 

 

Talk about foreboding. They also added this quote to it, with a gif of Corypheus standing in the flames:

"Beg that I succeed, for I have seen the throne of the gods, and it was empty."

[Vanalia]

Actually that's Shale, golem we were talking about some time ago. Cullen is from Honnleath and that's also where Shale was standing for many years (and where Warden with party found her).

Aah ok, never got the DLC, so... I'll try to find a way to download it on the PSN if it's still available.

[R2s Muse]

Dragon Age ‏@dragonage
Is the Elder One the biggest threat in the history of Thedas? #DAI

Talk about foreboding. They also added this quote to it, with a gif of Corypheus standing in the flames:
"Beg that I succeed, for I have seen the throne of the gods, and it was empty."

Hmmm. Drumming up interest in the core campaign, or DLC I wonder??? Hmmm.

I read an interesting codex for the first time the other day that talked about, presumably, Architect and Cory talking to a third darkspawn magister in the Deep Roads. They quarrel about the Black City, and one killed and ate the third one. Tasty.

[Hellion Rex]

Hmmm. Drumming up interest in the core campaign, or DLC I wonder??? Hmmm.

I read an interesting codex for the first time the other day that talked about, presumably, Architect and Cory talking to a third darkspawn magister in the Deep Roads. They quarrel about the Black City, and one killed and ate the third one. Tasty.

I believe that one of those is indeed the Architect, but not Corypheus. If you play the Templar side, you get to listen to some of Corypheus's memories. He says that he does not know what happened to other six once they were spat out of the Fade.

 

"Did the others never return from the Black City? There is no record even of our names! We are vilified by legend. They spit on our deeds and claim we brought darkness into the world. We discovered the darkness. We claimed it as our own, let it permeate our being. If the others have not returned, they are lost. I am alone in my glory."

[R2s Muse]

I believe that one of those is indeed the Architect, but not Corypheus. If you play the Templar side, you get to listen to some of Corypheus's memories. He says that he does not know what happened to other six once they were spat out of the Fade.

"Did the others never return from the Black City? There is no record even of our names! We are vilified by legend. They spit on our deeds and claim we brought darkness into the world. We discovered the darkness. We claimed it as our own, let it permeate our being. If the others have not returned, they are lost. I am alone in my glory."

could be. I didn't remember that! Although this codex makes a point of saying that these talking darkspawn didn't have very good memories of what happened. Something like they were arguing about something they had all forgotten the point of, only that they should be arguing. But it also didn't name anyone, it just talked about extra tall king like talking darkspawn.

[Ariella]

could be. I didn't remember that! Although this codex makes a point of saying that these talking darkspawn didn't have very good memories of what happened. Something like they were arguing about something they had all forgotten the point of, only that they should be arguing. But it also didn't name anyone, it just talked about extra tall king like talking darkspawn.

 Supposedly in World of Thedas 2 they confirm that the Architect is one of the seven, and the latest Archdemon's former priest (which explains why that Old God was targeted, even if it was only subconsciously). I'm hoping the Architect himself doesn't show up. I hated him. I found him annoying and pedantic and just glad I could kill him. Please let him stay dead. And maybe, if we're lucky, the threat is Solas. Or possibly one of his fellows... I have a theory, but not sure if here is the place.

 

I have, however, updated the Cullen/Hawke fic I've been working on, should anyone be interested:

https://archiveofour...g/works/4206156

 

So far it's SFW, but not sure how long that's going to last .

 

Rascoth... those are adorable. Thank you for pointing me at them.

 

Hope everyone is having a good weekend. 

[Vanalia]

Sooooo I finished the game! I play in normal mode and it was quite easy to defeat Corypheus.

 

I don't know why but

Spoiler

it's Vivienne who became the Divine, maybe it's because I wasn't really clear about supporting Leliana or Cassandra... I'm not sure if I like Vivienne as the Divine, but I guess it's still better than Dark Leliana 

 

Also, about Solas... he disappeared, he was sad for the loss of the orb, and there was that little cutscene with him and Flemeth after the credits. I guess we discover more when we romance him? he is the Wolf god of the legends, but his role is still a bit unclear to me.

 

they say that some Templars tried to imitate Cullen and stop taking lyrium. Cullen became an example! 

 

The good thing after the end is that I got new war table banter I didn't get before (about Cullen's hair, or lake Calenhad shaped like a bunny), but the sad thing is that I can't get kisses anymore!!!   he justs says that he is happy to see the IQ or "you came to distract me?" (smiling), but no dialogue options anymore.

[R2s Muse]

Supposedly in World of Thedas 2 they confirm that the Architect is one of the seven, and the latest Archdemon's former priest (which explains why that Old God was targeted, even if it was only subconsciously).

Yes, this is why I suggest they were talking about the Architect and perhaps Cory since those are two we know survived to the darkspawn stage. Now we also know at least one other survived that long... until one of his brethren... ate him. LOL

edited to add: here's the codex

http://dragonage.wik...rent_Darkspawn?

Reminds me of a story my grandsire used to tell, about something his grandsire did. Said he once came upon a group of three darkspawn in the Deeper Roads, each twice the size of any dwarf—bigger than humans, even—and dressed up like kings. He watched from the shadows and said they talked, like people, about things he couldn't understand. A city gone black, and they blamed each other for things but could barely remember for what. My mam was like that: never remembered the slight, just that she was angry. Story goes they attacked each other, and one ran off while the second choked the third to death and then ate him.

[R2s Muse]

Sooooo I finished the game! I play in normal mode and it was quite easy to defeat Corypheus.
 
I don't know why but

Spoiler

it's Vivienne who became the Divine, maybe it's because I wasn't really clear about supporting Leliana or Cassandra... I'm not sure if I like Vivienne as the Divine, but I guess it's still better than Dark Leliana 
 
Also, about Solas... he disappeared, he was sad for the loss of the orb, and there was that little cutscene with him and Flemeth after the credits. I guess we discover more when we romance him? he is the Wolf god of the legends, but his role is still a bit unclear to me.

 
they say that some Templars tried to imitate Cullen and stop taking lyrium. Cullen became an example! 
 
The good thing after the end is that I got new war table banter I didn't get before (about Cullen's hair, or lake Calenhad shaped like a bunny), but the sad thing is that I can't get kisses anymore!!!   he justs says that he is happy to see the IQ or "you came to distract me?" (smiling), but no dialogue options anymore.

Who becomes Divine is a very complicated algorithm based on a number of choices you make, some of which are not obviously related. You can probably google it to find out how to get who you want.

On Solas, no, you don't find out more if you romance him. He's supposed to remain somewhat a mystery, until coughcough the DLC that features him.

[Vanalia]

Hmm ok! I'm glad I finished all the quests (some shards are left but I don't know where, must have missed a shard detector) because I gave a powerful weapon and mage robe to Solas and now it's lost. Or maybe they put that back in our inventory? I didn't check. (the heartless girl who just wants her pricey stuff back )

 

Oh, did you see in Sera's book (outside of her room) that she wants to make... a tattoo? on Cullen? I don't really understand what she means by that? (I try to translate from what I have but that would be "A tattoo of the Inquisition! surprise-tattoo! on Cullen"

 

I'm curious now. Does he have a tattoo of the Inquition? or she wants to make one on him (she can't do that by surprise though so it might not be that).

 

After it's written "no surprise-tattoo. Too many birds. How did she know?" (drawing of Leliana)

 

So I guess she wanted to make a bad joke and make a tatoo on Cullen but I don't know how.

 

Cullen after the end (even if he doesn't give kisses anymore) has new sweet lines. He said "You're looking lovely, have I told you that?" (aww, sweet). 

 

 

EDIT: and suddenly there might be a bug because Cullen is nowhere to be found (not in his office anymore) and Blackwall disappeared too, even if both of them are marked on the map. No, wait, everyone disappeared, even Josephine is not in her office. Either they are all hiding to make me a surprise, or... they went to party with Solas.

 

I won't save anyway >_<

[Ariella]

Yes, this is why I suggest they were talking about the Architect and perhaps Cory since those are two we know survived to the darkspawn stage. Now we also know at least one other survived that long... until one of his brethren... ate him. LOL

Sorry if I sounded testy, but the Architect.is a sore subject. I just really don't want it to become a monster if the week.

However I have a tidbit that may make that blasted survey make more sense.

In Dragon Age Redemption, the saarabas has the Mask of Fe'Harel which let him open a rift into the Fade.

A tenuous connect between the Qunari and Solas to be sure...

[Tishina]

Yes, this is why I suggest they were talking about the Architect and perhaps Cory since those are two we know survived to the darkspawn stage. Now we also know at least one other survived that long... until one of his brethren... ate him. LOL

edited to add: here's the codex

http://dragonage.wik...rent_Darkspawn?

Reminds me of a story my grandsire used to tell, about something his grandsire did. Said he once came upon a group of three darkspawn in the Deeper Roads, each twice the size of any dwarf—bigger than humans, even—and dressed up like kings. He watched from the shadows and said they talked, like people, about things he couldn't understand. A city gone black, and they blamed each other for things but could barely remember for what. My mam was like that: never remembered the slight, just that she was angry. Story goes they attacked each other, and one ran off while the second choked the third to death and then ate him.

Has anyone else noticed if you complete the Freed are Slaves mosaic and get that codex entry that Gatsi says there were originally 7 figures where the magister is now? Sounds like it was a mosaic originally of the 7 who breached the Fade. Or the devs are just trying to misdirect us, lol.

[Annarl]

About Tarot card, I love this version , by Powersimon:

http://powersimon.tu...on-age-i-really

That is one great card!

[R2s Muse]

Has anyone else noticed if you complete the Freed are Slaves mosaic and get that codex entry that Gatsi says there were originally 7 figures where the magister is now? Sounds like it was a mosaic originally of the 7 who breached the Fade. Or the devs are just trying to misdirect us, lol.

I've never finished even one mosaic, on any playthrough. So no! Did they show you what the final mosaic looks like? I don't quite understand what it shows, outside of the missing seven suspicious magisters. 

[Tishina]

I've never finished even one mosaic, on any playthrough. So no! Did they show you what the final mosaic looks like? I don't quite understand what it shows, outside of the missing seven suspicious magisters. 

I had to use the wiki to find the last piece of this one to finish it (I've only finished one, total.) You really can't see anything in the mosaics on the wall (or I can't.)

 

Text for the codex

Spoiler

Codex text

I think this one is called "Freed Are Slaves," which is exactly the kind of "saying words but meaning different things" I expect from a Tevinter. There's lies in the carving, too, but I'll come back to that.

 

Subject aside, I like this. It's workmanlike, but in a good dwarven way. It repeats because the carver knows what she's good at, so she does it again and again. Makes me think she has more than a passing knowledge of the Stone.

 

That said, there's two sets of hands involved, one old, one new. Take this magister. He's glowing because he's fresh. Newer. Same with his trophies flanking him. Carved down from more complex figures. And the flat next to them - seems plain, doesn't it? The bottom is filled with detail, but this is left an open field? No, that's just what it is now, but there's shadows for a clever eye. So, what was here if not this handsome magister wanting his cod stuffed? Someone else instead of him and his friends, and two more figures on each side. Seven total.

 

Only the top was changed. The Qunari haven't been touched; that's old wear down there. When it was first done and hundreds of years later, yoked Qunari prisoners still fit. I don't suppose it's for the same reasons.

 

I can only say the what, not the why. I can guess that someone wanted to be a Tevinter hero and paid to have their face carved on an antiquity. I mean, that's a crime against ancestors where I'm from, but I don't expect Tevinters to obey dwarven honor. Or their own, really. They've been at war a long time, so I understand wanting to seem big. Orzammar's the same with the darkspawn, unfortunately.

 

Still, shame to lose the original. Not for the seven, for the carver. Good work, this.

 

Lots of possibilities in this one...

 

Edit: So I got curious and used the wiki to read about the others and yeah, I think they're connected, lol.

 

Spoiler

From what I can figure, this one is called "Sacrifice." I'll get back to that later. By two sculptors, and I'll get back to that sooner.

 

The sculptor's gone to the trouble of faces. I'd guess she worked from portraits, which means they were people who considered themselves important enough to need them. The scene is a classic example of "don't do this" because the sculptor hates them. It's in the way it's carved: all fast, hard edges. Uglier than they need to be, even for your average Tevinter who - and this isn't just me, mind - stands like a lanky vein of lyrium. But don't mistake that for sloppy carving. It's natural, practiced. The carver knows Tevinter. Bet she is one, and it's self-hate, probably.

 

And obvious enough. There's skulls all over, and two big and horned. That brings to mind your Qunari, and fair enough, right? Tevinters hate Qunari and have ever since they showed up. No magister wants his mouth contradicted, let alone stitched. So it makes sense they're there, even that early, I suppose.

 

Because this is probably that business of readying to invade the Fade, and giants with horns are a good motivator to sodding hurry up. Odd thing, though, is that those two are not the only Qunari in the carving. The one in the middle was sculpted with horns, and someone has gone in later and chipped them off. You can tell by the surface of it. Well, maybe you can't. But I can.

 

Seen it happen time and again. Tastes change, and the ancestor's nudes are suddenly embarrassing. So in comes a new hand to paint on some clothes. And here, judging by the marks, to cut away the horns and make the victim look human. Some proud new owner didn't want to throw out the antiquity, but also didn't want people to think grandm'ma sliced up Qunari. Looks like they didn't care if she kept their heads around, though.

 

So! The carvers both wanted to show Tevinter being shits, but the later one didn't want to show what about. And that's usually to avoid blame or deny credit. Or to be an arse, I suppose.

 

I bolded something I thought was particularly interesting in that one.

 

And the third one you can complete without JoH

 

Spoiler

Now here's a happy study. "The Fall," and a face that says, "why did we try to go where there were no stairs?" Because you go into an impossible building like that, you're coming out on fire, and then it will flip or something. I still do not see the appeal of dreams.

 

So, your seven magisters entered, and they came out blighted and not sure which way is up. I'll pass that off to the sculptor trying to represent madness. I mean, towers here, upended over there. You know what kind of force it would take to flip that much stone? It'd do more than burn your beard.

 

Here's something interesting, though. You've got a hint of pigment and leaf causing some sheen, but there's meant to be more. All of these were painted and repainted at some point, to match whatever lord's three-holer. But there's a type of finishing that you can do, a very fine and time-consuming pass that evens the surface. Do it right, you can get stone as smooth as glass. And that tower, and Beardy's skull, are meant to have it. And only a little is present on the others.

 

So, the first time this carving was wheeled out, it would have looked like Beardy was the target, so maybe he was first in the door? And the "light," it burns him and spreads to the others. And the polish or leaf would have caught light like a mirror and caused the viewer to squint. They'd have to look down or away, "joining" the magisters in their punishment. Makes them feel part of it.

 

That's what I figure, anyway. And it would sure keep the children out of the feast hall.

[R2s Muse]

I had to use the wiki to find the last piece of this one to finish it (I've only finished one, total.) You really can't see anything in the mosaics on the wall (or I can't.)

 

Text for the codex

Spoiler

Codex text

I think this one is called "Freed Are Slaves," which is exactly the kind of "saying words but meaning different things" I expect from a Tevinter. There's lies in the carving, too, but I'll come back to that.

 

Subject aside, I like this. It's workmanlike, but in a good dwarven way. It repeats because the carver knows what she's good at, so she does it again and again. Makes me think she has more than a passing knowledge of the Stone.

 

That said, there's two sets of hands involved, one old, one new. Take this magister. He's glowing because he's fresh. Newer. Same with his trophies flanking him. Carved down from more complex figures. And the flat next to them - seems plain, doesn't it? The bottom is filled with detail, but this is left an open field? No, that's just what it is now, but there's shadows for a clever eye. So, what was here if not this handsome magister wanting his cod stuffed? Someone else instead of him and his friends, and two more figures on each side. Seven total.

 

Only the top was changed. The Qunari haven't been touched; that's old wear down there. When it was first done and hundreds of years later, yoked Qunari prisoners still fit. I don't suppose it's for the same reasons.

 

I can only say the what, not the why. I can guess that someone wanted to be a Tevinter hero and paid to have their face carved on an antiquity. I mean, that's a crime against ancestors where I'm from, but I don't expect Tevinters to obey dwarven honor. Or their own, really. They've been at war a long time, so I understand wanting to seem big. Orzammar's the same with the darkspawn, unfortunately.

 

Still, shame to lose the original. Not for the seven, for the carver. Good work, this.

 

Lots of possibilities in this one...

 

Edit: So I got curious and used the wiki to read about the others and yeah, I think they're connected, lol.

 

Spoiler

From what I can figure, this one is called "Sacrifice." I'll get back to that later. By two sculptors, and I'll get back to that sooner.

 

The sculptor's gone to the trouble of faces. I'd guess she worked from portraits, which means they were people who considered themselves important enough to need them. The scene is a classic example of "don't do this" because the sculptor hates them. It's in the way it's carved: all fast, hard edges. Uglier than they need to be, even for your average Tevinter who - and this isn't just me, mind - stands like a lanky vein of lyrium. But don't mistake that for sloppy carving. It's natural, practiced. The carver knows Tevinter. Bet she is one, and it's self-hate, probably.

 

And obvious enough. There's skulls all over, and two big and horned. That brings to mind your Qunari, and fair enough, right? Tevinters hate Qunari and have ever since they showed up. No magister wants his mouth contradicted, let alone stitched. So it makes sense they're there, even that early, I suppose.

 

Because this is probably that business of readying to invade the Fade, and giants with horns are a good motivator to sodding hurry up. Odd thing, though, is that those two are not the only Qunari in the carving. The one in the middle was sculpted with horns, and someone has gone in later and chipped them off. You can tell by the surface of it. Well, maybe you can't. But I can.

 

Seen it happen time and again. Tastes change, and the ancestor's nudes are suddenly embarrassing. So in comes a new hand to paint on some clothes. And here, judging by the marks, to cut away the horns and make the victim look human. Some proud new owner didn't want to throw out the antiquity, but also didn't want people to think grandm'ma sliced up Qunari. Looks like they didn't care if she kept their heads around, though.

 

So! The carvers both wanted to show Tevinter being shits, but the later one didn't want to show what about. And that's usually to avoid blame or deny credit. Or to be an arse, I suppose.

 

I bolded something I thought was particularly interesting in that one.

 

And the third one you can complete without JoH

 

Spoiler

Now here's a happy study. "The Fall," and a face that says, "why did we try to go where there were no stairs?" Because you go into an impossible building like that, you're coming out on fire, and then it will flip or something. I still do not see the appeal of dreams.

 

So, your seven magisters entered, and they came out blighted and not sure which way is up. I'll pass that off to the sculptor trying to represent madness. I mean, towers here, upended over there. You know what kind of force it would take to flip that much stone? It'd do more than burn your beard.

 

Here's something interesting, though. You've got a hint of pigment and leaf causing some sheen, but there's meant to be more. All of these were painted and repainted at some point, to match whatever lord's three-holer. But there's a type of finishing that you can do, a very fine and time-consuming pass that evens the surface. Do it right, you can get stone as smooth as glass. And that tower, and Beardy's skull, are meant to have it. And only a little is present on the others.

 

So, the first time this carving was wheeled out, it would have looked like Beardy was the target, so maybe he was first in the door? And the "light," it burns him and spreads to the others. And the polish or leaf would have caught light like a mirror and caused the viewer to squint. They'd have to look down or away, "joining" the magisters in their punishment. Makes them feel part of it.

 

That's what I figure, anyway. And it would sure keep the children out of the feast hall.

Hmm. I wish I could see the actual pictures, as I'm not 100% following what he's describing in all of them. Pity. Esp the Sacrifice one. It's a picture of some magisters with dead qunari bodies around them from a sacrifice? So, this is supposed to be like the blood sacrifice that helped  the magisters get into Heaven?

[Ashaantha]

I tried to be helpful but my mosaic pics suck. I'm going to have to try taking them again at a later date, since they were screen-capped a while ago. I only ever completed all 5 on the one character.

 

Spoiler

Freed are the Slaves

The Fall

Invasion

The Archdemon

Sacrifice

Modifié par Ashaantha, 23 août 2015 - 12:54 .

[R2s Muse]

I tried to be helpful but my mosaic pics suck. I'm going to have to try taking them again at a later date, since they were screen-capped a while ago. I only ever completed all 5 on the one character.

 

Spoiler

oooh, you rock! do you know which one is which?

[Ashaantha]

oooh, you rock! do you know which one is which?

 

I believe it's , from the top:

1: Freed are the Slaves

2: The Fall

3: Invasion

4: The Archdemon

5: Sacrifice

[Tishina]

oooh, you rock! do you know which one is which?

I think the first one is Freed are Slaves and I think the 4th is Archdemon.

 

Spoiler

I gather this one is titled "The Archdemon." Not "The Three Archdemons," and I'll get back to that. Good construction here. A nice balanced carving, if you consider Tevinters to have equal weight to the dragon's arse. Not a bad comparison, you ask me.

 

Seven magisters and some easy symmetry to give a host something to sound smart about after dinner. If I had to guess, they'd go on about how four lines, and four magisters, are part of the dragon and favored. Two lines are piercing it, so they do more damage than good. And one, that big one farthest out, has missed the thing completely. If this was carved around the Third Blight, that gets you three heads. Doesn't matter, those are all shallow details, probably followed by "and it speaks to me because my soul something regret whatever."

 

Now, the first thing those spits don't understand is that carving isn't just what you see. They've never made a physical thing and don't know the how of it. Depth is all tricks of shadow and such; the actual cuts are only as deep as the sculptor wants. And if you take a flat edge to this thing, what she wanted is strange. Because what I'm thinking is that this is one Archdemon and the three heads are the reaction to the three lines. Because piercing-line-one is on the same tier as the Tevinter second from left, and the middle head turned away. Piercing-line-two is the same tier as Tevinter fifth from left, and the first head turned away. And the line that misses it, that's the same tier as the big Tevinter, farthest out. And the dragon is looking straight at him. So the ones who did damage, the dragon doesn't care. The one who faked it, the dragon gives him an eyeful.

 

Now, add to that: artists like to hit big targets, but this carving has no faces. If she wanted to carve specific people, they'd be there, she has that skill. So, what if she's not after the magisters, she's carved Tevinter itself? You've got four ages of the empire where they're part of the dragon, two where they damage it, and one where they miss the point entirely and it gets them eaten. Think about it too much, and I bet you could come up with five different ways match their calendar, including your favorite aunt's birthday.

 

So, there you go. That's how to go from "balanced" to "not invited next time." At my house, anyway.

 

2, 3 and 5 I'm less certain of. Two should be The Fall and Sacrifice, which I already posted the text for. The other should be Invasion:

 

Spoiler

This pretty collection is "Invasion." Big claim for seven people and one castle. Maybe "dreams" aren't as grand as mages claim. Flying looks like fun, though. Like falling, but up. So, not like falling at all.

 

It's seven here, seven magisters. Only five detailed, but that's because two have been chipped away. Looks like vandals; done with a rock, not chisel. Hard to come up with a reason to do it poorly like that except fear or lack of time. Maybe they had symbols different from the ones left because symbols are always making people angry enough to chip rock.

 

So these seven invade the Golden City. That's what it's meant to be because it's all fanciful. Needs stairs, if you ask me. Don't care if you can fly; stairs aren't just functional. They lead the eye and ground the structure. Here the sculptor hasn't just left them off, she's made the place too high. Anyone with a sense of Stone will tell you that this place is coming down under its own weight. It's intentional because it's a "god's" house, but I'm not sure what the style mishmash has to do with the "wonder" of that. If this were a real place from that long ago, you'd see only Tevinter in the architecture. But this looks like typical post-empire bluster, adding elven bits like they always owned it. That's an artist for you. A mason would have at least got it the right way round. Tevinter foundation with elven overlay, not muddled.

 

Anyway, simple message: the carver wants it known that mortals aren't supposed to be there. No stairs.

I just saw Ashaantha's post, and that makes sense (I can kind of see qunari horns in the fifth one.)

[Ashaantha]

-snip-

I just saw Ashaantha's post, and that makes sense (I can kind of see qunari horns in the fifth one.)

 

I'll try and replace the collage 3 with bigger, single, pics since they're hard to see. won't be long.