Leli seems to really love Orzammar and i don't remember this the last 50 times i played the game. She's all "i need a moment to take in the scene" and I'm like of what? rock and lava?
Origins Leliana likes everywhere. She's excited to visit the alienage, which even my Tabris finds a little odd.
I just spluttered coffee all over myself.
*evil giggle*
Origins Leliana likes everywhere. She's excited to visit the alienage, which even my Tabris finds a little odd.
Possibly because she has only encountered human civilizations so far. She would be curious about the other races.
What do you guys think Leli would want to study if she were in academia? Some sort of Andrastian religion thing? History? ...stuff?
What do you guys think Leli would want to study if she were in academia? Some sort of Andrastian religion thing? History? ...stuff?
Art? The History of Shoes?
I don't think she's all that interested in theology. Her faith is very much one of the heart.
Political history. yeah...didn't see that one coming did ya? lol
With a specialization in Mage-Templar Relations.
Origins Leliana likes everywhere. She's excited to visit the alienage, which even my Tabris finds a little odd.
Brecillian Forest creeped her out a bit though. Warden was all 'Babe, don't worry, I grew up in this creepy haunted forest, I gotchyoo.' *brave face*
I like her line at the haunted camp. ''Must we leave already? My feet are so sore!''
I'll take care of those sore feet when we get back to camp, sweetie. Never fear. 
The Kama Sutra. *runs away*
I'll take care of those sore feet when we get back to camp, sweetie. Never fear.
Is that part of the Distraction talent from the Bard tree?
...probably Leliana's favourite foreplay 'area,' if I was to guess...
There is a scene in an episode of Xena Warrior Princess where Xena and her friend (forgot her name) are in the bath, facing each other, and Xena is washing the other's feet. Wanted a scene like that with Leliana and the Warden.
There is a scene in an episode of Xena Warrior Princess where Xena and her friend (forgot her name) are in the bath, facing each other, and Xena is washing the other's feet. Wanted a scene like that with Leliana and the Warden.
I'm not normally one for feet (not that I'm one of those odd folk who are repulsed by them, either) but I could get on board with this! I bet Leliana loves foot rubs. If fantasy shoes are anything like real-life shoes, then the more fashionable they are the more horrendously uncomfortable they are! 
There is a scene in an episode of Xena Warrior Princess where Xena and her friend (forgot her name) are in the bath, facing each other, and Xena is washing the other's feet. Wanted a scene like that with Leliana and the Warden.
Oh, that giggle. The one when you give her Schmooples and he starts snuffling her is the best. *swoons*
Talking about that pond though, I never really noticed until now how much it bothers me that the party sets up camp in the exact same spot every single time. :S
Not gonna lie, I could probably listen to her giggle here for hours. :3
Yeah. All clearings look the same in Ferelden it seems. Then again the Inquisitor can teleport back to SKyhold from far off lands, so why not? It would have been nice to have a calendar to keep track of days. Not to be on a timer, just to acknowledge the passage of time.
Maybe next time we can have our own portable eluvian and camp in a pocket dimension.
Yeah. All clearings look the same in Ferelden it seems. Then again the Inquisitor can teleport back to SKyhold from far off lands, so why not? It would have been nice to have a calendar to keep track of days. Not to be on a timer, just to acknowledge the passage of time.
Talking about that pond though, I never really noticed until now how much it bothers me that the party sets up camp in the exact same spot every single time. :S
Not gonna lie, I could probably listen to her giggle here for hours. :3
That's what I've always liked about The Elder Scrolls, there's a calendar, different months, etc. Though I guess you could completely break lore that way by waiting for years and years if you had the patience. I wonder if it's possible to get into the Fifth Era just by waiting...
Seem to recall reading somewhere that it actually resets at some point as opposed to going forever, though it does go for such a substantial amount of time that it might as well be forever.
I love Elder Scrolls games but in those games I don't care much about the pass of time. In Bioware games time matters for me. We know it's been 10 years since the end of the Fifth Blight... I don't know how much time it was from the start of Inquisition to the end of the game. If we could wait for years in DA:I, what would that mean for the lore? If the orlesian civil war lasts for years in some playthroughs and for months in others, what does it mean? It doesn't matter for the plot in any Elder Scroll game if child number 5 you see running through a street in a town in Tamriel is becoming a teenager. It could be replaced with another one. But if I know it has passed six years in game and I find Kieran it would be quite strange for me if he looked like a child and not like a teenager. I think it's intentional they didn't make clear the pass of weeks and months in DAI.Yeah, acknowledgement of time passing has always been pretty bad in DA. In the books, it took Maric and Loghain the better half of a month to go half way to where the Warden and party went in the Deep Roads...but in DAO, they treat it as if you were gone for an afternoon. Yet, the game took place over a year, so there must have been a lot of off-screen travelling time.
That's what I've always liked about The Elder Scrolls, there's a calendar, different months, etc. Though I guess you could completely break lore that way by waiting for years and years if you had the patience. I wonder if it's possible to get into the Fifth Era just by waiting...
Retour en haut