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[MisterJB]

Leliana's just sore from all the torture, that's all.

I'd rather this lead to a long-lasting alteration of character for her.

If you really want to avoid her becoming so jarred, you can just not send her to spy on the Venatori.

[Hellion Rex]

Oh, you have no idea.
David Gaider himself had to step in and tell the ones most upset by it that no, she wasn't anti-mage and he had no idea where they had gotten that idea from.

........I can't even...

[I SOLD MY SOUL TO BIOWARE]

I think she knows the Warden well enough to not harbour any sore feelings towards him/her if they are a mage. She didn't seem too overly hostile to the Inquisitor and Dorian.

[Maria Caliban]

Tea and jam? Pff! That is so last season.

Vivienne is the outrageous, cutting edge one. Josephine is the elegant traditionalist.

[Hellion Rex]

I think she knows the Warden well enough to not harbour any sore feelings towards him/her. She didn't seem too overly hostile to the Inquisitor and Dorian.

Some people were saying she was extremely antagonistic to Dorian. She seemed like she just wanted to forget about it, not like she was angry at Dorian specifically.

[TheJediSaint]

Vivienne is the outrageous, cutting edge one. Josephine is the elegant traditionalist.

 

So woe to those who try to server her marmalade instead.

[josipa24]

I'd say Isabela had alot more dirty jokes though, but she was written by Sheryl as well

 

Makes me wonder if Blackwall will have even more dirty jokes.

 

Hold up, she wrote both of my waifus?? Awesome!

[I SOLD MY SOUL TO BIOWARE]

Some people were saying she was extremely antagonistic to Dorian. She seemed like she just wanted to forget about it, not like she was angry at Dorian specifically.

 

That was my impression. She was just touchy about the fact that Dorian was trying to coax her into telling him what happened, not because she suddenly hates him or the like. 

[thats1evildude]

To be clear, she was labelled "anti-mage" by people who equate shooting a funny look at any mage with burning crosses on their front lawn.

[AresKeith]

People complained? She had what, a total of maybe 10 lines in the entire game?

 

You know how some pro-mages get   

[Maria Caliban]

Maybe you can make a templar out of her

In DA 2, they had templars who were rogues. I have a feeling we'll never have a conversation with one, have that available as a rogue specialization, or learn anything about how the Templar order trains the light armor, dagger wielding, stealthy types.

[Milan92]

In DA 2, they had templars who were rogues. I have a feeling we'll never have a conversation with one, have that available as a rogue specialization, or learn anything about how the Templar order trains the light armor, dagger wielding, stealthy types.

 

Well, I'm still hoping for beign able to "upgrade" the soldiers with templar abilities. So maybe we can bring those duel wielding rogue templars back?

[AresKeith]

Well, I'm still hoping for beign able to "upgrade" the soldiers with templar abilities. So maybe we can bring those duel wielding rogue templars back?

 

I'm so looking forward to upgrading our Soldiers, traders, and Assassins/Spies/Agents 

[Hellion Rex]

In DA 2, they had templars who were rogues. I have a feeling we'll never have a conversation with one, have that available as a rogue specialization, or learn anything about how the Templar order trains the light armor, dagger wielding, stealthy types.

Right, the Templar hunters. I had always imagined those guys were some of the elite Templars sent to track down escaped mages.

[AresKeith]

Right, the Templar hunters. I had always imagined those guys were some of the elite Templars sent to track down escaped mages.

 

Yea, their names gave me that feeling too

 

The Templar Rogues track down mages probably with some warrior Templars while the rest of the Warrior Templars stay at the Circles

[Maria Caliban]

Well, I'm still hoping for beign able to "upgrade" the soldiers with templar abilities. So maybe we can bring those duel wielding rogue templars back?

I am unsure I would do so, even if given the option. Templars need a steady supply of lyrium, which is addictive and causes long-term mental degradation.
 

Templar Hunters... they sound incredibly useful. At least if you want to kill an apostate (not capture). Stalking around for apostates, like you would wild game.

Yes, though I'm not sure if they exist in the lore or were just a gameplay element. You never see one in cutscenes or wandering around the world. All of the Templars we've interacted with are the heavy armor types.

[Milan92]

I am unsure I would do so, even if given the option. Templars need a steady supply of lyrium, which is addictive and causes long-term mental degradation.
 

 

Hmmm, that's a good point.

[TheJediSaint]

I am unsure I would do so, even if given the option. Templars need a steady supply of lyrium, which is addictive and causes long-term mental degradation.
 

 

It's actually speculated that a lot of Templar abilities are not dependent on lyrium.   A lot of them simply boil down to techniques that disrupt spellcasting.   In TME, Michel De Chevin even mentions Chevaliers lean Templar moves for fighting mages.

[Black Jimmy]

I am unsure I would do so, even if given the option. Templars need a steady supply of lyrium, which is addictive and causes long-term mental degradation.
 

ISn't it pretty much said that the Lyrium at best simply makes Templar abilities more powerful and at worst, does nothing but give the chantry a method of controlling it's Templars?

 

Either way, making use of Templar training could prove useful.

[AresKeith]

Hmmm, that's a good point.

 

Although we could probably steal some of the Shields the Templar Defenders are using

[Milan92]

Although we could probably steal some of the Shields the Templar Defenders are using

 

I shall have my lightsabers!

[Xilizhra]

I'd rather this lead to a long-lasting alteration of character for her.

If you really want to avoid her becoming so jarred, you can just not send her to spy on the Venatori.

The implication that you'll deliberately have Leliana tortured for the sake of getting another ally in your planned slaughterhouse has been noted.

 

 

The resolutionists in DA2 openly and willingly advocated terrorism. They went a step beyond the Libertarians, who already sound alarms when they want to remove all connections to the Chantry.. but the resolutionists were even crazier than Anders (and Anders in basically crazy in his own right). It doesn't mean she hates all mages. Not all mages associate with anything like that.

I think the trouble mostly came about when she strongly implied disdain for the Libertarians.