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[Lorien19]

I think his crotch is in dire need of fabulous codpiece. For protection.

*snip*

(Yep, that's a codpiece!)

That made me laugh like crazy!Is that really a moustache...I'm dying!Although this codpiece is more appropriate for DHMG.

[Galagraphia]

That made me laugh like crazy!Is that really a moustache...I'm dying!Although this codpiece is more appropriate for DHMG.

People in the past were really weird. They were also very creative trolls. I can totally see people in Tevinter wearing ridiculous stuff like that.

But. Cullen still needs a codpiece. A modest heavily-armored codpiece. Because he's a love interest. Those are few, precious, and must be protected at all costs.

[LolaLei]

I think his crotch is in dire need of fabulous codpiece. For protection.

Spoiler

(Yep, that's a codpiece!)

LMAO, look at the little face on it!!!

[Sifr]

Um, I would be super pissed if this happened (I know it wouldn't, but still ) ... my Hawke's were 100% loyal to their beloveds.

 

Erm... it was written before Act II and their love interests getting their mack on?! Head-canon solved!

 

[MacyNell]

In this picture you can see a giant piece of wood...

 

Also, the edge of a table.

 

 

Trying to save my likes and posts like this are detrimental to my cause..... 

[ChachiBobinks]

Erm... it was written before Act II and their love interests getting their mack on?! Head-canon solved!

 

 

I support this headcanon.

 

I wish I were a more enigmatic storyteller. I'd totally fanfic the heck out of that.

 

@MacyNell, tell me about it. I'm almost out of likes already and I was TOTES trying to conserve.

[LolaLei]

Maker, Greg Ellis actually favourited one of my tweets. That's a rarity for me!

[BFace]

LMAO, look at the little face on it!!!

A codpiece with a mustache. That's sort of epic, really.

[R2s Muse]

I hypothesize it will be tomorrow then, unless something big is dropped today.

Here's hoping. The weekend will be better for participation. So let's not hurry unnecessarily.

[mysteriouspast]

All this mustache talk makes me think of...

 

[R2s Muse]

We can only fit 25 entries per page, so would it be a good idea to forward stuff to a coordinator who can combine shorter entries into one post?

If everyone keeps to their one post only, we'll be fine. There's no way everyone will be online at once. I will take care of placeholders where we will double up on non-present entries. If we need more space than I've saved for late entries, we'll worry about it then.

So folks just need to worry about their one post, which should include all their contributions in one. And no chatter til pg 1001.

And again. I think slow posts, judicious use of multiquote, would help us stretch to the weekend and increase participation.

[JediBeagle]

I'll have to go offline in a couple of hours so if the thread jumps to page 1000 in the next 10-12 hours please do save a place for me! I'll try to be online for it if I can. I might have to pull an all-nighter to finish my last illustration but hopefully it will be worth it

[alwayshungry]

The Orlesian Civil War

 

Spoiler

When Grand Duke Gaspard attacked Empress Celene of Orlais in an attempt to claim the throne, we assumed business across the country would suffer greatly. To counter propaganda suggesting she was overly tolerant of the elves, Celene was drawn to crush an elven uprising in Halamshiral, and Gaspard's attack there destroyed her forces and cut her off from Val Royeaux. She escaped back to the Orlesian capital (with a hundred mad stories explaining how), at which point we started closing down the family shops, expecting Gaspard's army to carve a bloody path through the Heartlands and up north toward cities loyal to Celene.

 

Instead, the humans have been downright reasonable. We made a killing on furs and silver in Val Royeaux as Gaspard's hold on southern Orlais cut off incoming trade goods from Ferelden. The nobles in Montfort and Val Chevin also bought up violets as though their touch killed darkspawn; apparently, Celene declared that wearing purple flowers was a way for humans to show their loyalty to her.

In Ferelden, half of the cities would be on fire; but in Orlais, the nobles make jokes, and the merchants just keep peddling their wares while Gaspard and Celene's armies clash in the Dales. The only people really suffering are the peasants, but then, that's true enough anywhere.

Send extra guards on the next shipment, but save the lyrium for Ferelden. The family's doing good business here as it is.

-From a letter from Dernal Harrick, dwarven merchant, to his family in Ostwick

 

 

edit: Dragon Age ‏@dragonage  1m

As a civil war rises in Orlais, the crafty dwarven merchants thrive. http://bit.ly/TyPLnI  #DAI pic.twitter.com/NsQwcAieG4

[Hellion Rex]

@Dragon Age

@dragonage: As a civil war rises in Orlais, the crafty dwarven merchants thrive. http://t.co/XG6e24PhtU #DAI http://t.co/NsQwcAieG4

[Sifr]

A codpiece with a mustache. That's sort of epic, really.

 

I hereby dub the codstache, "Ser Horatio"...

 

_{(No idea why, it just seems to fit?)}

[GiggleLam]

I hereby dub the codstache, "Ser Horatio"...

 

_{(No idea why, it just seems to fit?)}

Ser Horatio III 

Legacy makes it sound more ridiculous and amazing I also like adding the third to names.

[GiggleLam]

Double post why you do dis? We need this post for other things.

[Crunchycarp]

The Orlesian Civil War

 

Spoiler

When Grand Duke Gaspard attacked Empress Celene of Orlais in an attempt to claim the throne, we assumed business across the country would suffer greatly. To counter propaganda suggesting she was overly tolerant of the elves, Celene was drawn to crush an elven uprising in Halamshiral, and Gaspard's attack there destroyed her forces and cut her off from Val Royeaux. She escaped back to the Orlesian capital (with a hundred mad stories explaining how), at which point we started closing down the family shops, expecting Gaspard's army to carve a bloody path through the Heartlands and up north toward cities loyal to Celene.
 

Instead, the humans have been downright reasonable. We made a killing on furs and silver in Val Royeaux as Gaspard's hold on southern Orlais cut off incoming trade goods from Ferelden. The nobles in Montfort and Val Chevin also bought up violets as though their touch killed darkspawn; apparently, Celene declared that wearing purple flowers was a way for humans to show their loyalty to her.
In Ferelden, half of the cities would be on fire; but in Orlais, the nobles make jokes, and the merchants just keep peddling their wares while Gaspard and Celene's armies clash in the Dales. The only people really suffering are the peasants, but then, that's true enough anywhere.

Send extra guards on the next shipment, but save the lyrium for Ferelden. The family's doing good business here as it is.
-From a letter from Dernal Harrick, dwarven merchant, to his family in Ostwick

 
 
edit: Dragon Age ‏@dragonage  1m
As a civil war rises in Orlais, the crafty dwarven merchants thrive. http://bit.ly/TyPLnI  #DAI pic.twitter.com/NsQwcAieG4

*puts purple flower on ear*
Yes, yes, much needed information
*evil grin*

[R2s Muse]

Trying to save my likes and posts like this are detrimental to my cause..... 

Don't they reset each day, regardless of how many you use...? 

[Hydromatic]

Impressed by all the things BioWare has released pretty much every day for a while now. I know it's nothing huge, but i think they deserve praise for doing it. The artists most of all

[Hellion Rex]

Jeez, so they basically spoiled a decent bit of the Masked Empire.

[R2s Muse]

Jeez, so they basically spoiled a decent bit of the Masked Empire.

Yes, this is what I was guessing from my quick click in and out of alwayshungry's spoiler tag (WHICH BLESS YOU FOR USING, BTW!). 

 

MUST FINISH FRAKKING BOOK!!

[Owlfruit Potion]

Ooh. I hope the Orlesian dresses are as cool as that in-game. And I love that scene with the lions that's all reminiscent of the DA2 book style, too.