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[Ajna]

I just did the breakup scene in my second playthrough *weakly waves Team Optimism flag*

 

I went through it again for screenshots so I'm feeling fragile now too *hugs*

[Andir]

Rank

Character 1 Solas 2 The Architect 3 The Arishok 4 Loghain Mac Tir 5 Cassandra Pentaghast 6 Flemeth 7 Cole 8 Dorian Pavus 8 Josephine Montilyet 8 Krem 11 Anders 12 Varric Tethras 13 Fenris 14 Alistair 14 Morrigan 14 Sten 17 Duncan 17 Cailan Theirin 19 Iron Bull 20 Bann Teagan Guerrin 21 Isabela 21 Merrill 23 Bodahn Feddic 23 Sandal 23 First Enchanter Irving 23 Scout Harding 27 Bhelen Aeducan 28 Nathaniel Howe 29 Justice 30 Oghren 30 Zevran Arainai 30 Shale 33 Lady of the Forest 34 Aveline Vallen 35 Riordan 36 Dog 36 Leliana 38 Sera 39 Lord Pyral Harrowmont 39 Arl Eamon Guerrin 41 Sigrun 42 Bethany Hawke 43 Gamlen Amell 44 Cullen 45 Seneschal Varel 45 Knight-Commander Greagoir 47 Carver Hawke 48 Blackwall 49 Ser Cauthrien 50 Tallis 51 Branka 52 Leandra Amell 53 Orsino 54 Wynne 55 The Mother 56 Zathrian 57 Sebastian Vael 57 Jowan 59 Vivienne 60 Briala 61 Fiona 62 Meredith Stannard 63 Arl Rendon Howe 64 Mhairi 65 Anora Mac Tir Theirin 66 Isolde Guerrin 67 Velanna

Um...Someone want to get give me a quick tutorial on putting things behind a spoiler? 

For the record, I adore all characters Greagoir and up.

...That did not copy and paste the way I thought it would.

 

[*spoiler] whatever you want in spoilers here[/*spoiler] but remove the * : )

[scintilla]

I just did the breakup scene in my second playthrough *weakly waves Team Optimism flag*

 

I went through it again for screenshots so I'm feeling fragile now too *hugs*

 

[Addai]

May I ask what your guys reason was to play as an elf?
Most people seem to like human PCs better, so what made you roll a Lavellan?

Fan of Tolkien's Noldor, the OG of badass elves. My first DA character was a Tabris but I eventually loved Mahariel and Surana more, especially when I could make a Mahariel mage through the power of mods.

In DA I like the story potential of outcast who becomes savior. In general, I like the poetic and melancholic nature of elves, not so much their woodsiness. I also side with the Scoia'tael in The Witcher. In Elder Scrolls the Dunmer are my 2nd favorite after Nords.

[Willow_Elessidil]

 

Omg a baby Sloth...*melts*

[madrar]

A lot of people misinterpret that line. He wants to see her focus dominated. As in her attention. He thinks it would be fascinating to see her focusing her whole attention on something, and you can see the implications there. It's a very subtle and roundabout way of saying he'd like her attention. It's a very...Solas flirt.

 

And how do you mean unhealthy? I mean, it's a fictional relationship. There's a lot of drama. And I wouldn't want to date a thousand-year-old god thing in real life. But it doesn't feel unhealthy while it's happening.

 

So much this.  Dominating your "indomitable focus" is nothing more than being able to interrupt your concentration, pulling your attention away (unwillingly or not) from the task at hand.

 

....sound familiar?   Though it's short-lived, It's Lavellan, not Solas, who manages that feat of domination.   

 

^{_{"In all Thedas, I never expected to find someone who could draw my attention from the fade..."}}

[Lady Luminous]

May I ask what your guys reason was to play as an elf?

Most people seem to like human PCs better, so what made you roll a Lavellan?

 

 

Different content. Even though my first is always a human, I'll play a bunch of different characters and romance different people with each playthrough. 

 

Aithne is my 4th character, and romancing Solas has been a dream.

[Prince of Keys]

May I ask what your guys reason was to play as an elf?

Most people seem to like human PCs better, so what made you roll a Lavellan?

 

I was actually torn between playing as an elf or a qunari at first; eventually I had settled on a qunari, but then Solas was announced as a romance and I switched to my elf Inquisitor instead. (Which ended up being a good thing, in the end! I would not have enjoyed my first playthrough as much if I'd stuck with my qunari Inquisitor.)

 

I've loved the DA elves since Origins--the city elf origin is still my favourite--and even though the Dalish elves took a while to grow on me, I really started to love them once I paid more attention to elven things in the game (and especially once I actually interacted with a Dalish clan as a Dalish elf--they're so nice to you! A very different experience from the one my other Wardens had). The thing that made me hesitate the most about playing a Dalish elf in Origins was, ironically, the vallaslin--I didn't want to use it on my Warden, but I knew it was important to the Dalish, so I wasn't willing to play as one without any. Eventually I got over it and by the time Inquisition came out, I was actually kind of fond of the stuff, haha. And then my Inquisitor ended up having it removed anyway, so my tolerance wasn't really even needed. Oh well!

[Eivuwan]

I feel depressed after reading the "Crystal White" a fanfic in which

 

Spoiler

 

Andruil kills Lavellan and ripped out her heart. Fen'Harel came home to find her heart suspended in the air and her body on the ground. It's so depressing. I don't know how to snap out of my sadness.

 

 

Edit: Just for clarification this is the ending to the first part of the story. There is a second part. So they might end up happy in the end. It's a very good fanfic.

[Sashimi_taco]

Hm? No. But I'm not sure where you're getting the idea that a connection to the Fade must equal "intensely magical being". Basically, that's the core of my confusion. Everyone (except dwarves) is connected to the Fade. Mages are more intimately connected than most, which is how they're able to change the world. In essence, they form a conduit through which little pieces of the Fade can cross the veil, which results in the power to change reality, similarly to how the Fade itself is always changing. So I agree with you. Sera is likely connected to the Fade. Cole and Solas say as much. However, I don't think that connection is anything out of the ordinary for an elf, though she's quite possibly also a mage.

 

 

Elves don't have any unusual connection to the fade [much] more than anyone else. Sera points this out specifically when she is upset. Solas asks her what is wrong, and she says it is not an elf thing. Because the inquisitor (in this quote) is a non mage elf and she's not feeling anything. 

 

There is a preferred choice to use elf blood for huge sacrifices. But if this means elves are more magical or not, or if they are just likely to be a slave is unknown. There are plenty of times when special human blood is used for blood magic though. 

[Illyria]

May I ask what your guys reason was to play as an elf?

Most people seem to like human PCs better, so what made you roll a Lavellan?

 

My Warden was a City elf because I found their situation in the world interesting and the origin was good (Shianni & Soris ).

During the game itself, the race kinda grew on me, because of the lore, the dalish legends and the fact that they were just so much more interesting than the usual ("boring") humans. Missed the option in DAII even more than I thought I would, and therefore rolled a Lavellan in Inquisition.

I don't know why darwes don't appeal to me, and I have a qunari PT on stand by, because I do my second Lavellan right now 

 

Edit: Hope that all makes sense. It's pretty late here!

 

If given the choice I will play as an elf.  I don't know why, I just like playing as elves.  And mages.  And mage elves.

 

The city elf origin was the first one I played in DAO and I loved it, and loved being a sneaky rogue.  But then I ended up in a battle where everyone except Morrigan had died and it was just 'where has this class been all my life?'  And I never looked back.

[RebbyWriter]

I feel depressed after reading the "Crystal White" a fanfic in which

 

Spoiler

 

Andruil kills Lavellan and ripped out her heart. Fen'Harel came home to find her heart suspended in the air and her body on the ground. It's so depressing. I don't know how to snap out of my sadness.

 

Ugh. That makes me sad just reading your comment.

 

Here, having a panda rolling in snow for the first time.

 

[Addai]

I'd never finished Origins with an elf character, just humans and dwarves, and the Dalish got a lot more interesting in DA2, so I figured it would be cool. Also, it made the prologue more dramatic, in my head anyway. It's not sunshine and rainbows for a human Inquisitor either, but for a Dalish elf, getting captured, locked up and interrogated by a bunch of shemlen is kind of a worst-case "well crap I'm dead now" scenario even aside from the hole in the sky and the demons. Drama!

Yes, that whole scene from Dalish apostate's perspective is basically your worst childhood fears come to life with a giant hole in the sky to boot. And you don't even know that Fen'Harel is waiting for you just up the road. lolol Trifecta.

[Roxy]

I feel depressed after reading the "Crystal White" a fanfic in which

 

Spoiler

 

Andruil kills Lavellan and ripped out her heart. Fen'Harel came home to find her heart suspended in the air and her body on the ground. It's so depressing. I don't know how to snap out of my sadness.

 

 

 

Thank you I will put that on my not to read list. 

 

(seriously thank you)

Modifié par Roxy, 07 janvier 2015 - 10:33 .

[Illyria]

It's very frustrating, no? The devs seemed surprised to learn the Dalish Inquisitor gives that response, so it might be a bug or a glitch.

 

I don't know why, but when Morrigan says, "I believe we are at the Temple of Mythal," my Lavellan smiles and says, "Which is?"

 

I'm just going to headcanon that my Inquisitor is smiling because she's thinking, "Tell me something I don't know," and says "Which is?" out loud because she's trolling/humoring Morrigan. It's like, "You think I don't recognize a temple of my own All-Mother Goddess? Fine. I'll play along and have you tell me what you know, and silently correct you every word of the way."

 

Best I got. If it's a bug or a glitch, I hope the devs fix it in future patches. =/

 

Lavellan also constantly asked 'who is this' whenever they find the images of the gods in the temple.  There's Dalish responses in the talks with Morrigan but still...

[Sable Rhapsody]

 

Thank you I will put that on my not to read list.  

 

Crystal White is really good and well-written, though.  It's sort of like replaying the post-Temple of Mythal breakup scene.  IT HURTS SO GOOD.

[Eivuwan]

 

Thank you I will put that on my not to read list. 

 

(seriously thank you)

 

NOnono, read it. There are a few sad parts, but it's very well-written overall and there are fluffy parts too!

 

Edit: Also, the tag says that the ending would be happy.

[Aetheria]

Yes, that whole scene from Dalish apostate's perspective is basically your worst childhood fears come to life with a giant hole in the sky to boot. And you don't even know that Fen'Harel is waiting for you just up the road. lolol Trifecta.

 

Cassandra: "Tell me why we shouldn't kill you now."

 

Lavellan: "Er... I'm not really coming up with anything here..."

[Sable Rhapsody]

Yes, that whole scene from Dalish apostate's perspective is basically your worst childhood fears come to life with a giant hole in the sky to boot. And you don't even know that Fen'Harel is waiting for you just up the road. lolol Trifecta.

 

Because the beginning of the game is a bit rushed, I headcanoned that my Lavellan came clean with Cassandra about the whole "spying on the conclave" thing when she first woke up.  As far as she's concerned, she's already tremendously screwed.  Trying to lie would be suicidal, so she figures the truth can't make her situation any worse than it already is.

[TaruTaru]

May I ask what your guys reason was to play as an elf?

Most people seem to like human PCs better, so what made you roll a Lavellan?

 

My Warden was a City elf because I found their situation in the world interesting and the origin was good (Shianni & Soris ).

During the game itself, the race kinda grew on me, because of the lore, the dalish legends and the fact that they were just so much more interesting than the usual ("boring") humans. Missed the option in DAII even more than I thought I would, and therefore rolled a Lavellan in Inquisition.

I don't know why darwes don't appeal to me, and I have a qunari PT on stand by, because I do my second Lavellan right now 

 

Edit: Hope that all makes sense. It's pretty late here!

I usually choose any race that isn't human 1st. Then when I found out I could romance Solas, I was thrilled. I liked him immediately. Is there any way to have him NOT break up with you? Or is it inevitable no matter how much approval is gained? Thanks all.

[Innsmouth Dweller]

May I ask what your guys reason was to play as an elf?

Most people seem to like human PCs better, so what made you roll a Lavellan?

i'd roll dwarf but dwarfes can't do magic. so... qunari? nah, doesn't compute since there is no Tevinter area and i got the feeling they wouldn't pull another Arishok in DA:I. besides Tal-Vashoth? nuh-uh. human? never, humans are boring. a dalish mage? i wanted to do such pt since DA:O

[Ajna]

I usually choose any race that isn't human 1st. Then when I found out I could romance Solas I was thrilled. I like him immediately. Is there any way to have him NOT break up with you? Or is it inevitable no matter how much approval is gained? Thanks all.

 

Inevitable...

[Sable Rhapsody]

Inevitable...

 

Well, inevitable for now.

 

*vigorously waves Team Optimism flag*

[dragondreamer]

Banal nadas.

[Ajna]

Well, inevitable for now.

 

*vigorously waves Team Optimism flag*

 

Funny you should say that...because for now are two very important words, I will not forget them, I shall clutch on to those words until...until..things.