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[The Elder King]

In that last pic, is it just me, or is the Sword of Mercy pointing up instead on down?

It pointed up, as it was in the Discover trailer.

[SamaraDraven]

In that last pic, is it just me, or is the Sword of Mercy pointing up instead on down?

 

In DAO it pointed up and the flames were smaller.

[SamaraDraven]

This is really nice.

 

Reminds me a lot of the ruins at Ostagar... And weren't those built by dwarves commissioned by Tevinter magisters for the Imperium?

[mikeymoonshine]

Wow, those are stunning. 

[Hellion Rex]

Reminds me a lot of the ruins at Ostagar... And weren't those built by dwarves commissioned by Tevinter magisters for the Imperium?

Pretty much....Aeonar?

[azarhal]

Pretty much....Aeonar?

 

Aonar is in Ferelden, those pics are in the Dales Highlands in Orlais.

[Hellion Rex]

Aonar is in Ferelden, those pics are in the Dales Highlands in Orlais.

Ah, fair enough.

 

 

Still, the architecture is very reminiscent of Ostagar, so perhaps it's another former Tevinter fortress.

[renfrees]

Hm, the Red Lyrium growing right out of the watchtower? Wth is this place?

[SamaraDraven]

Hm, the Red Lyrium growing right out of the watchtower? Wth is this place?

 

It looks like the remnants of a templar keep, overrun with red lyrium crystals. The insignia looks like the Sword Of Mercy from DAO. Could be that a templar stronghold was there and corrupted ages ago by that funky lyrium? If it's part of the former Dales, could be that the Chantry thought it "poetic" or "necessary" to have templars in a place they felt had let magic "run amok" before they went all Exalted March on the Elvhen?

[Hellion Rex]

Hmmm, maybe the presence of a behemoth can make red lyrium crystal grow exponentially faster?

[BioFan (Official)]

Whoa.... *becomes magically fully awake*

 

 

 

I'd stamp this with a big fat ol' LEGIT...

[azarhal]

Hm, the Red Lyrium growing right out of the watchtower? Wth is this place?

 

It's the Red Lyrium factory of course. People were wondering how the Red Templar had so much...I guess we know now.

[ebevan91]

Can't wait to play this game on my new (outdated in a few months) PC.

[WildOrchid]

Oh, bless Zeus' sandals, there's snow. I love snow in games and it's one of the reasons why i love Skyrim. Speaking of Skyrim, i'm getting skyrim vibes in those pics and i like it.

[renfrees]

It's the Red Lyrium factory of course. People were wondering how the Red Templar had so much...I guess we know now.

I figured as much, but what caused this? It's a huge amount, given its potency. And how did they not just kill each other in crazed frenzy, considering what's happened with Bartrand and Meredith? Uh, the questions.

[CrazyRah]

That's some seriously impressive images and the snow looks quite legit. Evil snow!

[Rainbow Wyvern]

This looks pretty awesome. Reminds me of Skyrim, around the Windhelm area. 

 

Definitely want to know how the Red Templars are not going cray-cray and eating their fellows' faces in the presence of so much red lyrium.

[Hellion Rex]

I figured as much, but what caused this? It's a huge amount, given its potency. And how did they not just kill each other in crazed frenzy, considering what's happened with Bartrand and Meredith? Uh, the questions.

Perhaps the presence of a behemoth could facilitate faster growth of the crystals? Also, perhaps the red lyrium is somewhat sentient in that it's preventing them from fighting each other.

[azarhal]

I figured as much, but what caused this? It's a huge amount, given its potency. And how did they not just kill each other in crazed frenzy, considering what's happened with Bartrand and Meredith? Uh, the questions.

 

Maybe Red Lyrium is like Borb nanites, it self-replicate, take over organics and make them work like if they were in a hive-mind.

[BioFan (Official)]

So it has mountains, and the dales doesn't have mountains until you get close to the frostbacks. And I'd also say, given the snow, it's probably within the southern, higher half

[coldwetn0se]

It looks like the remnants of a templar keep, overrun with red lyrium crystals. The insignia looks like the Sword Of Mercy from DAO. Could be that a templar stronghold was there and corrupted ages ago by that funky lyrium? If it's part of the former Dales, could be that the Chantry thought it "poetic" or "necessary" to have templars in a place they felt had let magic "run amok" before they went all Exalted March on the Elvhen?

See what happens when you let Templars get bored? They go on e-bay and buy "Amazing Crystal Gardens" (now with Red Lyrium!)



amok, amok, amok.

[renfrees]

Maybe Red Lyrium is like Borb nanites, it self-replicate, take over organics and make them work like if they were in a hive-mind.

Heh, a hive mind sounds plausible, which effectively makes them similar to Darkspawn? Please BW, not again! More mindless opponents? I hope you are wrong   

[azarhal]

Heh, a hive mind sounds plausible, which effectively makes them similar to Darkspawn? Please BW, not again! More mindless opponents? I hope you are wrong 

 

Darkspawns have no souls that is why they are mindless. The Red Templars do have souls, it might be more like  "Assuming direct control".

 

We are just missing green lyrium now...

[Hellion Rex]

Darkspawns have no souls that is why they are mindless. The Red Templars do have souls, it might be more like  "Assuming direct control".

 

We are just missing green lyrium now...

SHUT UP SHUT UP SHUT UP

[Milan92]

We are just missing green lyrium now...

 

Thats what you get after a red templar sneezes.