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[Hazegurl]

We don't know how long it takes to raise an undead army. Considering that it was mostly the demon inside him at work we can't really take his mage experience into account. Also, it's a huge gamble. Would you leave a child alone with a rabid dog for a few hours on an educated guess about how long it would take to gear up another attack?

[leaguer of one]

Uh, not everyone let him out of his cell. Who's being arrogant now?

I didn't mean that. I meant he can stun people with his blood magic and run like he did at the circle. Or mind control a guard to open the cell.

[Reaverwind]

The issue with Conner was his ignorance not the lack of control of him. Remember he has to raise his army and that takes time. regardless to that their other alternatives on hand that allows him to live.

 

But since he'd already gone and gotten himself possessed once, are we really doing any favors trying to keep him alive? I'd think the templars would be very likely to execute him or make him tranquil, given his history (and they will find out). And yes, raising an undead army does take some time, so it'd be insane to allow him to have that time.

[leaguer of one]

We don't know how long it takes to raise an undead army. Considering that it was mostly the demon inside him at work we can't really take his mage experience into account. Also, it's a huge gamble. Would you leave a child alone with a rabid dog for a few hours on an educated guess about how long it would take to gear up another attack?

A dog can move at an instant. A mage needs time to make an undead army and people can collect and burn the dead before he can do it.

[TheChris92]

To be fair, Elizabeth II has many, many, many more titles than that, but there again, her predecessors have had almost two millennia to amass such a collection.

Okay?

[Xilizhra]

We don't know how long it takes to raise an undead army. Considering that it was mostly the demon inside him at work we can't really take his mage experience into account. Also, it's a huge gamble. Would you leave a child alone with a rabid dog for a few hours on an educated guess about how long it would take to gear up another attack?

Well, you need corpses, and with the initial undead army wiped out, it won't be nearly as easy to accumulate new ones; I assume most of them were gathered from noncombatant castle staff.

 

That said, I'd have appreciated an option to tell the rest of my party to stay at the castle to keep an eye on Connor.

[Hazegurl]

A dog can move at an instant. A mage needs time to make an undead army and people can collect and burn the dead before he can do it.

Either way you are playing Russian roulette with people's lives for one possessed boy who only has a future of tranquility waiting for him.

[leaguer of one]

That is the best chance a dying city has of surviving. Blood magic powered (it was compared to blood magic, it's powered by lyrium)? And aren't you the one who suggested using Jowan's blood magic ritual despite him being the person responsible for all the chaos in Redcliffe two posts ago? LOL.

1.The best chance for that dying city is to use it populace to fight back and fight it's self with political games and classicism. The issue of that city is they need to change how they do thing not cling to the old ways. The fact that they don't even use castless to fight in their armies show how far their head in in their backsides.

 

2. And I pointed out he can run at anytime. The fact he stayed says something. 

[leaguer of one]

Now your making stuff up. I doubt in world with magic everywhere the Redcliffe guard would lock a maleficar up without taking the proper precautions.

No I'm not. Really these are literal blood mage abilities. And how does some guard in redcliffe have precautions from blood mages?

[leaguer of one]

Either way you are playing Russian roulette with people's lives for one possessed boy who only has a future of tranquility waiting for him.

And their other ways to save him with out killing him if you feel that way.

[Hazegurl]

And their other ways to save him with out killing him if you feel that way.

 

He'll never be trusted to past any sort of test in the circle. If anything, killing him off is more of a mercy kill. Unless you consider living as a tranquil living.

[Thetford]

Okay?

Oh, you seemed to be suggesting Alistair had too many titles and were mocking it/

[leaguer of one]

He'll never be trusted to past any sort of test in the circle. If anything, killing him off is more of a mercy kill. Unless you consider living as a tranquil living.

What on earth says that. That's up to the circle to decide and last time I checked he already past his harrowing. Seriously that is a baseless excuse.

[TheChris92]

Oh, you seemed to be suggesting Alistair had too many titles and were mocking it/

He might as well have -- I was mocking the fact that he's generally carrying lots of positive traits without any larger negative ones to balance things out. So yeah, I was mocking him but I don't reallysee how your comment was relevant at all, so there. It was joke played at Alistair's expense.

[leaguer of one]

Wards bro. Wards. It's that simple. Keep a warded cell or two in your dungeon. I'd think that's pretty reasonable assumption in world where magic is vilified. 

Wards need mages to make them....Where is this mage? Where in Radcliffe do they have other mages?

[leaguer of one]

I'll give you that. Dwarf Noble and Human Noble should be convinced to destroy it. Maybe the Dalish. City Elves, Mages, and Casteless would want to destroy it.

You're not considering any fear of blood magic the noble human may have?

[Thetford]

He might as well have -- I was mocking the fact that he's generally carrying lots of positive traits without any larger negative ones to balance things out. So yeah, I was mocking him but I don't reallysee how your comment was relevant at all, so there. It was joke played at Alistair's expense.

You were treating them like titles and epithets, I guess something was lost in the emotionless translation and it was the product of my weird obscure sense of humour, 

[DarkKnightHolmes]

An elf and orlesian blood sits on the Fereldan Throne? Blasphemy! Loghain was right, Orelasians are trying to take over.

 

Also I'm a bit sad one of my favourite character is the son of one of my least favourite characters. Fiona is so annoying.