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[Colonelkillabee]

I just keep thinking Morrigan is gonna be pissed when she finds out she gets Mythal's immortality but none of the magical power that comes with being a god. She's going to feel so cheated.

She has forever to discover and gain her own power. That would be ideal to me as a mage. Would rather gain and master my own abilities and become godly in my own right.

 

Morrigan, goddess of thedas. I'd vote for her. I'd be really really interested in knowing what she would do.... if she'd let it go to her head or not. What are her motivations now.

 

 

You can't be trusted.

I think you love me the most tbh.

[Avejajed]

She has forever to discover and gain her own power. That would be ideal to me as a mage. Would rather gain and master my own abilities and become godly in my own right.

Morrigan, goddess of thedas. I'd vote for her. I'd be really really interested in knowing what she would do.... if she'd let it go to her head or not. What are her motivations now.


I think you love me the most tbh.

Then my plan is working.

[Illyria]

Like others, I love the nerdy images of them. Like Solas sitting on a couch and Lavellan has her head in his lap and they're both reading. Or maybe Lavellan watching him paint.

 

I like the way you think.

[OhDaniGirl28]

Just finished the Temple of Mythal again.

 

Drank from the Well.  Again.

 

Solas got totally pissed off.  Again.

 

I just know he will end up leaving me. AGAIN.

 

And I will cry.

 

Again.

[Missy_MI]

But it is worth noting that the Divine actually touches it before the Inquisitor does when she knocks it from Corypheus's hands. So either it is charged the second it flies through the air, the half touch doesn't count, or there really was something additional going on. 

 

That's a great point! Also, if the red energy wrapped around the Divine was supposed to 'keep the sacrifice still', then the Gray Wardens suck at magic.

 

Also, I don't think Cornflakes knew that the mark could/would become permanent.  He does try to remove it from you and it doesn't work and then he's annoyed because it's permanently attached to you so now he has to find a new way into the Fade.  He also seems to think he can't create another Anchor.  I know he said the ritual to create it took awhile but I mean, he's immortal right?  And it couldn't have taken all THAT long to create the Anchor because we know he's had the orb less than 10 years.

 

The term 'unlock' bothers me. Solas says it multiple times concerning the orb. Is it possible the Anchor is one-of-a-kind and existed long ago? Maybe Solas or Mythal sealed it away in the orb for safekeeping until Solas could complete his mission. Perhaps Cory's years long plan was just to open the orb so he could obtain the Anchor?

 

The other thing that really bothers me: at Adamant, the Inquisitor is able to pull through the entire party, plus Hawke and a gray warden physically into the Fade. Isn't that what Cory wants? Seems like he would have been better off kidnapping Quizzy and forcing them to perform that little trick again instead of scouring Thedas for clues to the Well of Sorrows and the eluvian.

[Vorathrad]

The other thing that really bothers me: at Adamant, the Inquisitor is able to pull through the entire party, plus Hawke and a gray warden physically into the Fade. Isn't that what Cory wants? Seems like he would have been better off kidnapping Quizzy and forcing them to perform that little trick again instead of scouring Thedas for clues to the Well of Sorrows and the eluvian.

 

That's a pretty good point. Perhaps his own arrogance blinded him, by making him think he didn't need a "nuisance" to get what he wanted and he could find another way?

[Satsumi]

Patrick Weekes favorited my tweet  Gonna go die happy now.

[Mims]

Good point.  So either she knew or arranged (?) for him to be unable to use the orb or she thought perhaps the orb's power wouldn't be enough.  If the latter then Solas would need more power at this point.  Given her penchant for arranging things I wouldn't be surprised if she was actually the reason why Solas couldn't unlock the orb.  But we don't know enough about Flemeth's ultimate goal.  Vengeance/justice yes but against who specifically and in what form will it take?

 

Then there's also the fact that Fen'Harel just happens to wake up the same era that she has her favorite and most worthy daughter to assume her powers. 

 

I don't know where all of this is going, but I definitely feel like Flemeth/Mythal is setting up a chessboard of sorts to get what she wants. Whatever it is. 

[Elessara]

That's a great point! Also, if the red energy wrapped around the Divine was supposed to 'keep the sacrifice still', then the Gray Wardens suck at magic.

 

 

The term 'unlock' bothers me. Solas says it multiple times concerning the orb. Is it possible the Anchor is one-of-a-kind and existed long ago? Maybe Solas or Mythal sealed it away in the orb for safekeeping until Solas could complete his mission. Perhaps Cory's years long plan was just to open the orb so he could obtain the Anchor?

 

The other thing that really bothers me: at Adamant, the Inquisitor is able to pull through the entire party, plus Hawke and a gray warden physically into the Fade. Isn't that what Cory wants? Seems like he would have been better off kidnapping Quizzy and forcing them to perform that little trick again instead of scouring Thedas for clues to the Well of Sorrows and the eluvian.

 

It's possible that Cory was unaware that the Anchor could create a rift that would take others through.  He might have believed it would only allow himself access - or the person it was attached to.  We don't even know enough about the Anchor to be sure of all it does.

[laurelinvanyar]

 

The other thing that really bothers me: at Adamant, the Inquisitor is able to pull through the entire party, plus Hawke and a gray warden physically into the Fade. Isn't that what Cory wants? Seems like he would have been better off kidnapping Quizzy and forcing them to perform that little trick again instead of scouring Thedas for clues to the Well of Sorrows and the eluvian.

Yeah, coryflakes is about as subtle as a neon flashing sign. I mean, your idea has merit, but it's not nearly Bond Villain-y enough. 

[Elessara]

Just finished the Temple of Mythal again.

 

Drank from the Well.  Again.

 

Solas got totally pissed off.  Again.

 

I just know he will end up leaving me. AGAIN.

 

And I will cry.

 

Again.

 

Solas seems really pissed at you when you drink from the Well and yet he only "Disapproves" ... not even Greatly Disapproves.  I kinda find that odd.

[Rav]

Soo what do you people think dalish elves are eating?

are they maybe vegetarians?

[Roxy]

Eh, my little brothers' got Killabee beat. Sorry Killabee. XD

lol

 

I have three brothers and they are too busy with their own life to see what's going on with their sister. 

 

Patrick Weekes favorited my tweet  Gonna go die happy now.

 

What did your tweet say?

[Mims]

Soo what do you people think dalish elves are eating?

are they maybe vegetarians?

 

I doubt they are vegetarians. They are too mobile to be growing crops, and during the winter this would be a problem. 

 

Most likely they are hunter gatherers. They hunt game, forage for any edible plants and mushrooms in the woods and on the trails. Depending on the clan, they may do some small trading with humans for goods that simply can't be developed with their lifestyle. [Grains, for instance.] I doubt they eat halla, but they might drink the halla milk or make cheeses from it. 

[Addai]

I just keep thinking Morrigan is gonna be pissed when she finds out she gets Mythal's immortality but none of the magical power that comes with being a god. She's going to feel so cheated.

Maybe, but her priority now seems to be Kieran. I don't want Morrigan to turn baddie any more than I want to see Solas do so. Gaider and Weekes have me right where they want me. *shakes fist*

[laurelinvanyar]

Soo what do you people think dalish elves are eating?

are they maybe vegetarians?

I can't imagine they get enough game for them to eat a meat-heavy diet. So I'd imagine it's mostly tubers/berries/fish stuff that can be gathered. I wondered if maybe they herd cows as well as halla, for milk and cheese to supplement their diet. Or...I suppose they might milk the halla? (It sems sort of unlikely though)

[Satsumi]

 

What did your tweet say?

[BoscoBread]

Soo what do you people think dalish elves are eating?

are they maybe vegetarians?

Likely forage heavy diet but they do hunt so likely game meat when available.  They are too mobile and roam too much to be picky.  As we see in this game, the one Dalish clan we run into is hanging out in a war-zone so they probably also trade when the can -- obviously that's an extreme but I imagine that through the year the Dalish wander into some lean areas so they have to improvise.  Maybe they drink Halla milk? 

[Moirin]

Solas seems really pissed at you when you drink from the Well and yet he only "Disapproves" ... not even Greatly Disapproves.  I kinda find that odd.

 

And also "I begged you not to drink from the well!" Did you? because to me it just really sounded like he really didn't want Morrigan drinking from it.

[Roxy]

 

OH MY GOD....LOL! 

[Satsumi]

And also "I begged you not to drink from the well!" Did you? because to me it just really sounded like he really didn't want Morrigan drinking from it.

 

I don't have sources for this, but I've heard that there were supposed to be extra lines at the well, but somebody *looking at you PW* dropped the ball and forgot to write them.

 

Here we go!: https://twitter.com/...664368941727745

[Janic99]

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[Colonelkillabee]

 

ROFL...

 

 

I hope I do know what that means, because if I'm wrong, I'm the one that needs Andraste, tbh.

[Avejajed]

I'm gonna give up on more dragon age tonight I think and just watch The Walking Dead. I'll get dumped another day. Lol.

[BoscoBread]

Then there's also the fact that Fen'Harel just happens to wake up the same era that she has her favorite and most worthy daughter to assume her powers. 

 

I don't know where all of this is going, but I definitely feel like Flemeth/Mythal is setting up a chessboard of sorts to get what she wants. Whatever it is. 

Why did he wake up?  How does one wake from Uthenera?  Does someone have to do it? I wonder if that's the appointment she said she had to keep when you release her in Kirkwall.