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[DragonRacer]

Some highlights:

• A hedge mage can never be a proper mage.

 

[Sylvius the Mad]

That just makes me like Tevinter more.

[javeart]

That just makes me like Tevinter more.

 

as in "I think they're nice" or as in "I think they're interesting"?

 

To me it sounds like Tevinter has its own kind of Grand Game, only with less bards and more blood magic

 

edit: I say that also because of wat he says about Tevinter mages not sharing their discoveries, etc. which adds a lot to their depiction as a super competitive society

[Herr Uhl]

Nice to get Tevinter fleshed out a bit more. I wonder if there is a specific figure that was seen as the mage that everyone aspires to (similar to Alexander the Great or Charlemagne), or if it is just a more general ideal.

[Batknight]

Well now I wanna go to Tevinter even more, these people sound even more insane than the Orlesians.

[ParagonPunk]

Gosh Nevarra is just so interesting, I just wanna know more!

 

Cassandra tell me more pls

[Jaison1986]

I'm surprised the companions simply leave. I expected at least one or two pulling an Fenris and coming back to kill the player.

 

The other part that interests me is the flirt options outside companions and advisors. I wonder if it will still have an meaninful content even without being an full romance. I admit, I loved certain small relationships, like Shepard and Samara or an male warden getting married to Anora.

[Maria Caliban]

I admit, I loved certain small relationships, like Shepard and Samara or an male warden getting married to Anora.

I imagine that the NPC romance will be something similar.

David seemed to be hedging against fan expectation* so it's probably more than a flirt/fling but something that only had a couple conversations.

*Which is about as effective as my placing my cat beside a small mouse. The cat stared at it until it moved and then she bolted from the room in fear.

[Sylvius the Mad]

as in "I think they're nice" or as in "I think they're interesting"?

Both. I appreciate and respect the coherence of their moral system.

[ManOfSteel]

Great to get confirmation on the origins of the Human Inquisitor. Free Marcher it is.

[FiveThreeTen]

I'm still disappointed we can't play a human commoner but I guess being a Free Marcher adds some variety comparing to the previous games. 

Or not, Leandra Amell was from Kirkwall originally

[Deviija]

Thank you very much for the interview, Lady Insanity.  

 

A lot of interesting information and clarifications.  I enjoyed learning some more about Tevinter.  

[In Exile]

All human inquisitors are nobles from the Free March.

Thankfully we're not from Ferelden again.

[Maria Caliban]

I too am glad we are not from Ferelden.

[x Raizer x]

Darn.  I was just about to post this interview and saw somebody else beat me to it.
I've followed Lady Insanity for awhile now.  Ability Drain is awesome too.
Give MisterShizno a shot as well.

Lots of information in this interview, though.  Especially about lore in general!

[Deviija]

Thankfully we're not from Ferelden again.

 

No kidding.  

[x Raizer x]

No kidding.  

 

I can see how being from Ferelden would be repetitive, but I somewhat wished the Human noble would have been.

At least somewhere other then Free Marches.

[DiscoGhost]

Ashe is THE best source for DA on youtube. i think i love her. 

[Maria Caliban]

Why don't you want to be from the Free Marches?

[MisterJB]

Humans are from the Free Marches?

But nobody likes the Free Marches. I wanted to be an orlesian.

 

Still, at least it's not a fereldan again.

[Undead Han]

Trevelyan is a free marcher very cool i wonder what city he is from.

 

I would think it probably isn't Kirkwall, as a Kirkwall origin would mean the noble should know Hawke. I would think they'd have the protagonist not know either the Hawke or the Warden personally, so that you can ask characters that did know them (Leliana, Varric, Morrigan, ect) about them.

[x Raizer x]

Dragon Age 2 just left a sour taste in my mouth about the Free Marches.  The concept of the region, I like.  I like the idea of city states, reminds me of medieval Italy, for example.  Based on demographic, not art or culture.

But it just seems like a rather corrupt place.  Stuff was going bad everywhere, even beyond Kirkwall.  Everybody is power seemed to abuse that power.  But mostly it will be hard for me to get as attached to the background of being from the Marches as much as I could to being from Ferelden.

I liked the aesthetics of the dungeons, though.  The "red sand" style caves were pretty neat.

 

We shall see.  Might be able to get into it.

[In Exile]

I can see how being from Ferelden would be repetitive, but I somewhat wished the Human noble would have been.

At least somewhere other then Free Marches.

 

I'm tired of the barely literated backwater hero showing up those snotty self-proclaimed superior cultures trope that is popular in media sometimes.