We'll decide by how Anders reacts. Does he react by going something like 'Wait! That was true!?' or 'Ha! I knew the Chantry story wasn't true!'?
As i recall, he says something to the effect of, "I cant believe it. Its true?! I always thought it was just a story the chantry made up to subjugate mages, but its true!"
When in doubt, blame Flemeth.
The Old Gods, they tricked the magisters.
The Old Gods, they tricked the magisters.
I don't think so, because why should Old Gods tricked magisters and release the blight? The Old Gods are also can be considered as victims of the blight.
Someone with a very large can of black spray paint.
Perhaps the Maker isn't benevolent , and was and is a Malevolent god and the Golden City was never golden , was always a Black City.
wasn't it mages who became darkspawn as punishment by the maker for entering his city and defiling it or something.Who turned Golden City to Black City? I ask this question because Corypheus said the city was already black and corrupt when they entered. I didn't manage to find a proper anwser for this. Anyone knows the anwser for this? or atleast have an idea about this? Thanks in advance for any repplies.
wasn't it mages who became darkspawn as punishment by the maker for entering his city and defiling it or something.
lol ok im pro maker so I believe it(not in real life of course)Thats what the government wants you to think
Thats what the government wants you to think
Actually it is a part of the Chantry propeganda. 
I broke the dam
no, no i really broke the dam....
i broke the dam
i broke the dam
no, i drove a boat into the dam and it broke, so i broke the dam
(gotta love southpark)
pretty sure it was the nugs who conspired with the dragons, who plotted with the griffons, who schemed with flemeth, who colluded with sandal, who collaborated with fen harel, who colluded with the OGB, who machinated with the old gods to.... i forgot what this was about after all that
Perhaps the Maker isn't benevolent , and was and is a Malevolent god and the Golden City was never golden , was always a Black City.
Thats my theory as well. The Maker never turned his back on man because he never cared about them in the first place. I don't think the Magisters corrupted it, it was always a Black City. In fact I'm not sure why it was originally even called the Golden City if no one had even seen the place first hand. I think it being a Golden City is just a made up tale by the Chantry for their own agenda.
Then why did the Magisters think it was gold?
I don't think so, because why should Old Gods tricked magisters and release the blight? The Old Gods are also can be considered as victims of the blight.
what if they intended to have the blights all along? they just sought the necessary means, and tricked the magisters to start it.
Corypheus could have also meant that they were surprised the golden city turned black on them, it doesnt necesarily mean it was black when they got there
Though this isnt my forte I could be wrong
He would of said that it was gold then it turn black.
I'll go with the Old God's turning it black, which is why the Maker stuck them in the ground and put them to sleep.
I think it's more likely an ancient city trapped in the Fade, and both the magisters and the Chantry were wrong about what it was.
I don't think so, because why should Old Gods tricked magisters and release the blight? The Old Gods are also can be considered as victims of the blight.
Or its greatest benefactors.
Freedom and an uneding army utterly incapable of disobeying orders.
Or its greatest benefactors.
Freedom and an uneding army utterly incapable of disobeying orders.
They were turned into ghouls in the bargain; I don't think they appreciated that. Personally, it wouldn't surprise me at all if the darkspawn were built to destroy the world in such a way that the Old Gods would get some of the worst of it.
Thats my theory as well. The Maker never turned his back on man because he never cared about them in the first place. I don't think the Magisters corrupted it, it was always a Black City. In fact I'm not sure why it was originally even called the Golden City if no one had even seen the place first hand. I think it being a Golden City is just a made up tale by the Chantry for their own agenda.
But Corypheus himself speaks of it as being Golden, and he comes from before the time of the Chantry.
They were turned into ghouls in the bargain; I don't think they appreciated that. Personally, it wouldn't surprise me at all if the darkspawn were built to destroy the world in such a way that the Old Gods would get some of the worst of it.
If the Blight was intended to destroy the world then it's done a pretty terrible job so far. Every blight has eventually been put down, and there's only two old gods left. Perhaps corrupting the old gods is the only way to ensure their death (via being killed by a grey warden)?
http://i4.ytimg.com/...w/mqdefault.jpgThats my theory as well. The Maker never turned his back on man because he never cared about them in the first place. I don't think the Magisters corrupted it, it was always a Black City. In fact I'm not sure why it was originally even called the Golden City if no one had even seen the place first hand. I think it being a Golden City is just a made up tale by the Chantry for their own agenda.
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