Sick how? If you're feeling mentally down, exercise can do a world of good as both a temporary and long-term help.
If you're feeling physically ill with something potentially contagious, you should stay home. Whether or not you should and how you should exercise at home is up to you (listen to your body! really depends on what the illness is and the severity) but yeah with contagious stuff the gym is prime space to spread it all. x'D
Sick how? If you're feeling mentally down, exercise can do a world of good as both a temporary and long-term help.
If you're feeling physically ill with something potentially contagious, you should stay home. Whether or not you should and how you should exercise at home is up to you (listen to your body! really depends on what the illness is and the severity) but yeah with contagious stuff the gym is prime space to spread it all. x'D
Thank you for answering that! Yeah I'm physically sick -- I was staying with some sick folks over the weekend and I cursed them all because I knew I'd get it. My mind is telling me to go to the gym.... but my body is like "let's crawl up in a ball and nap instead!".
WHY MUST GERMS EXIST. Ugh.
edit: I could just be that thoughtless ass who spreads the sickness creep at the gym. Zerg style.
Edit again so on topic: Solas hand holding closeup ;3;
Thank you for answering that! Yeah I'm physically sick -- I was staying with some sick folks over the weekend and I cursed them all because I knew I'd get it. My mind is telling me to go to the gym.... but my body is like "let's crawl up in a ball and nap instead!".
WHY MUST GERMS EXIST. Ugh.
edit: I could just be that thoughtless ass who spreads the sickness creep at the gym. Zerg style.
Your fellow gym-goer will thank you not to spread it around, so it's a good excuse to stay in bed 
Np! Bear in mind I'm obviously not a Dr 
You could maybe do some light exercise at home or go for a jog outside (if it's not too cold, and make sure you wear warm enough clothes if it isn't warm, and STAY HYDRATED especially because you're ill). Best of both worlds - a bit of activity, no spreading. lmao
Your fellow gym-goer will thank you not to spread it around, so it's a good excuse to stay in bed
Np! Bear in mind I'm obviously not a Dr
You could maybe do some light exercise at home or go for a jog outside (if it's not too cold, and make sure you wear warm enough clothes if it isn't warm, and STAY HYDRATED especially because you're ill). Best of both worlds - a bit of activity, no spreading. lmao
Thank you bb's. I will heed your wise advices. The dog will just get an extra extra long walk today, I guess. After I nap. xD
-sprays disinfectant around the blanket fort-
There is! But they still have a physical body, as far as i know. This would be like... one step farther? Completely discarding the physical as a mean to survive. But, perhaps it wasn't something that even existed before the veil was brought up and prevented most people from physically entering the fade (while it stopped most from entering uthenera without dying).
Isn't this basically what happens to Niall in DA:O?
Isn't this basically what happens to Niall in DA:O?
His body was left in the rotunda, I believe...
Am I the only one who read that codex entry where architects were arguing over the colour of the gilding of June's temple as really gross? Like, disgusting levels of decadence and overindulgence in the face of others' suffering.
You have thousands of elves - most likely slaves - who are using every sap of energy to create an entirely new pocket of the universe where this building exists, for an unspecified amount of time - perhaps its existence relies on the constant power of June's subservients' energy - whilst these two architects bicker about the smallest of details. And nobody's really surprised or confused or sickened or upset about this. The architects themselves are completely oblivious by the massive mental energy and strain going on around them.
Like the whole scene left a really nasty taste in my mouth. I wanted to give both the architects the Sera treatment and stick them full of arrows, tbh.
I also forgot that Varric says the whole "If he pulls a dragon out his ass, I'm leaving" comment when you fight him in DA2.
It's funny, because as soon as I saw the dragon I thought of this. 
Am I the only one who read that codex entry where architects were arguing over the colour of the gilding of June's temple as really gross? Like, disgusting levels of decadence and overindulgence in the face of others' suffering.
You have thousands of elves - most likely slaves - who are using every sap of energy to create an entirely new pocket of the universe where this building exists, for an unspecified amount of time - perhaps its existence relies on the constant power of June's subservients' energy - whilst these two architects bicker about the smallest of details. And nobody's really surprised or confused or sickened or upset about this. The architects themselves are completely oblivious by the massive mental energy and strain going on around them.
Like the whole scene left a really nasty taste in my mouth. I wanted to give both the architects the Sera treatment and stick them full of arrows, tbh.
That and the one about the statue of Elgar'nan left me feeling slightly icky. I took the one about the statue as the subservient elves giving up their energies and lives on the statue (although I'm prebably wrong, the impression it left was not good to say the least). As for Ghilan'nains' codices, they were super disturbing.
Am I the only one who read that codex entry where architects were arguing over the colour of the gilding of June's temple as really gross? Like, disgusting levels of decadence and overindulgence in the face of others' suffering.
You have thousands of elves - most likely slaves - who are using every sap of energy to create an entirely new pocket of the universe where this building exists, for an unspecified amount of time - perhaps its existence relies on the constant power of June's subservients' energy - whilst these two architects bicker about the smallest of details. And nobody's really surprised or confused or sickened or upset about this. The architects themselves are completely oblivious by the massive mental energy and strain going on around them.
Like the whole scene left a really nasty taste in my mouth. I wanted to give both the architects the Sera treatment and stick them full of arrows, tbh.
I agree completely...
I ran out of "likes" for the very first time, so: 
Am I the only one who read that codex entry where architects were arguing over the colour of the gilding of June's temple as really gross? Like, disgusting levels of decadence and overindulgence in the face of others' suffering.
You have thousands of elves - most likely slaves - who are using every sap of energy to create an entirely new pocket of the universe where this building exists, for an unspecified amount of time - perhaps its existence relies on the constant power of June's subservients' energy - whilst these two architects bicker about the smallest of details. And nobody's really surprised or confused or sickened or upset about this. The architects themselves are completely oblivious by the massive mental energy and strain going on around them.
Like the whole scene left a really nasty taste in my mouth. I wanted to give both the architects the Sera treatment and stick them full of arrows, tbh.
yeah no it made me so mad xD
Isn't this basically what happens to Niall in DA:O?
Hmmm... I redid that quest a few days ago, coincidentally. As far as I understood it, Niall's mind is trapped into the fade, while the sloth demon feasted on his magic and life energy in the real world. So, like a dream you can't wake from, but once his body dies I don't think he'd survive in the fade. Still, it's an alternative way to see it I suppose. Maybe he was already dead by the time we spoke to him.
Am I the only one who read that codex entry where architects were arguing over the colour of the gilding of June's temple as really gross? Like, disgusting levels of decadence and overindulgence in the face of others' suffering.
You have thousands of elves - most likely slaves - who are using every sap of energy to create an entirely new pocket of the universe where this building exists, for an unspecified amount of time - perhaps its existence relies on the constant power of June's subservients' energy - whilst these two architects bicker about the smallest of details. And nobody's really surprised or confused or sickened or upset about this. The architects themselves are completely oblivious by the massive mental energy and strain going on around them.
Like the whole scene left a really nasty taste in my mouth. I wanted to give both the architects the Sera treatment and stick them full of arrows, tbh.
Architects are probably in for a bollocking if they disappoint the gods, to be fair.
I really hope we get drastically different ending scenario options once this game is done. I'd also give Bioware a tip of the hat if they had a "terrible (you all failed) now burn in fire" ending option. You know, in addition to the other final world states.
There is a "you failed" ending for ME3, though you actually have to try harder to do that badly and get such a low EMS. Though that's probably not what you wanted. I dunno. If the next DA wraps up this Age, branching endings might work. Then the next game in the series would be a reboot, taking place in the future. Or maybe across the sea. But drastically diverging endings don't work so well when you want the game's events to carry over directly into the sequels. The Dark Ritual was headache enough.
Am I the only one who read that codex entry where architects were arguing over the colour of the gilding of June's temple as really gross? Like, disgusting levels of decadence and overindulgence in the face of others' suffering.
You have thousands of elves - most likely slaves - who are using every sap of energy to create an entirely new pocket of the universe where this building exists, for an unspecified amount of time - perhaps its existence relies on the constant power of June's subservients' energy - whilst these two architects bicker about the smallest of details. And nobody's really surprised or confused or sickened or upset about this. The architects themselves are completely oblivious by the massive mental energy and strain going on around them.
Like the whole scene left a really nasty taste in my mouth. I wanted to give both the architects the Sera treatment and stick them full of arrows, tbh.
JUNE DID NOTHING WRONG!
No it was super gross.
JUNE DID NOTHING WRONG!
No it was super gross.
Yet perversely fascinating. Like watching a burning wreck. Same with Ghilly's crazy codexes.
The Evanuris make my skin crawl, but I can't help wanting to learn more about them. And actually meet their crazy glittery selves in game.
JUNE DID NOTHING WRONG!
No it was super gross.
I bet June would have offered everyone tea if he showed up.
Until he saw that the second architect was going to make the roof trim chartreuse. Then he would have given the first architect a dagger that absorbs the soul of the one you kill with it.
Does anyone know anything about that new novel PW just started writing? Rumors? Facts? Speculation?
I hope it's an Arlathan prequel.
If not probably some Tevinter politics, which would also be cool.
is it the one with fenris? presumably tevinter. or was that dgaider one
I bet June would have offered everyone tea if he showed up.
Until he saw that the second architect was going to make the roof trim chartreuse. Then he would have given the first architect a dagger that absorbs the soul of the one you kill with it.
Yes.
Yet perversely fascinating. Like watching a burning wreck. Same with Ghilly's crazy codexes.
The Evanuris make my skin crawl, but I can't help wanting to learn more about them. And actually meet their crazy glittery selves in game.
I really really want to know about them. I want to have seen their collapse though.
And then the excess though I imagine it would be like watching Caligula...so...yes. I want to see it.
is it the one with fenris? presumably tevinter. or was that dgaider one
That's the one Gaider is working on.
So far we have just that and the Magekiller comic confirmed as new written DA stuff.
I am not sure what Weekes is writing.
That's the one Gaider is working on.
So far we have just that and the Magekiller comic confirmed as new written DA stuff.
I am not sure what Weekes is writing.
I think it's his own thing. From previous tweets I remember from some time ago it seems to be some sort of contemporary YA novel.
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