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[Ajna]

I was going to name my Elf either Revas or Atisha (Peace)...at this point she's going to be Atisha and reflect a lot of myself which I can't get into on a phone lol. She'll be my canon and I'll do this thing later!

[10K]

I like your pic Elf FTW lol

[RawToast]

And into the rabbit hole we go...

 

 

Spoiler

 

[Lilith Adaar] - [Mage] - [22] - [female] - [pansexual]

 

1. Are they a practitioner of Andrastianism?

Hell naw.

1a.  If not, then what do they practice, if anything? 

Lilith is an atheist. Well not quite. She's has a don't know, don't care view on it all. 

1b.  If religious, are they zealots, devout, spiritual, or do they only give lip service?

 

2. Are they pro-Circle?

Yes-ish. She believes there should be a place for mages to hone their skills, but they shouldn't be taken from their families and locked away for the rest of their lives. So basically she wants Hogwarts.

2a.  If so, are they pro-Templar? Again yes-ish. There should be templars in case of abominations or experiments gone wrong, but they shouldn't be jailers. 

2b.  Are they anti-Mage? Nope. 

2c.  Do they support the Circle, but also more independence for mages? Yes. 

 

3.  Are they pro-Mage?

Yep. No one should be persecuted over something out of their control.

3a.  Are they anti-Templar? No.

3b.  Do they support Apostates, Maleficar, and/or Blood Mages? Apostates, yes. Demons, no. Blood magic, to an extent. So long as you are not using other people's blood without their consent and hypnotizing people, she doesn't care. Blood is just another source of mana to her. But she thinks it should be used with caution.

3c.  Do they support Tevinter style rule? No. Again, people should not be persecuted for something out of their control. Mages should not rule. People should, regardless of race, gender, and mage status.

 

4.  What is their opinion of:

 

4a. Nobility Bunch of pompous asses too preoccupied in their stupid game to actually put some use to their influence.

4b. The Poor People struggling to get by. Sometimes that leads them to drastic measures.

5.  What is their opinion of:

 

               5a. The Qunari Faith Strict and lifeless. 

               5b. Imperial Andrastianism Hypocritical and destructive.

               5c. The Old Gods Interesting.

              5d. The Dalish Faith Interesting.

               5f. Atheism Understandable.

 

6.  What is their opinion of:

 

6a.  Dwarves 

6b.  City Elves

6c.  Dalish Elves 

6d.  Humans

6e.  (the) Kossith

She really doesn't have an opinion. They're people. 

 

7.  What is their opinion of:

 

7a.  Orlais Ridiculous.

7b.  Ferelden Cold.

7c.  Tevinter Bad. But a safe haven for mages. 

 

8.  Are they idealistic or pragmatic?

A bit of both.

8a.  Do the ends always justify the means? Sometimes. But not always.

8b.  Do the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few? Yes. 

8c.  Would they sacrifice themselves for others? Depends on who the others is.

 

9.  What alignment are they? Neutral Good.

 

10.  How do they view their role as the Inquisitor? Surprising. But if someone's gotta save everyone from the huge ass hole in the sky, why not her?

 

11.  Are they dutiful, or lazy? Bit of both.

 

12.  Are they intelligent?

Yes.

12a.  Are they socially intelligent, and gifted at reading people? Yes. If her face didn't give away everything she was thinking, she'd probably be an expert of the game if she so desired.

12b.  Are they academically intelligent, and widely versed? Yes. Thankfully her work as a mercenary has led her to possess a wide variety of books. Mind you, have of them have gone unfinished.

12c.  Are they wise, and do they possesses common sense? Yes.

12d.  Are they adaptable, or unable to cope with sudden change? Adaptable.

12e.  Are they skilled artistically? Somewhat, she's no Picasso, but does dabble in art and finds it enjoyable.

 

13.  Are they funny, or serious?

Funny. Although, when **** hits the fan, she cuts the crap.

13a.  Is humor a defense mechanism? Sometimes. Usually against stupid. Although, you can tell when she's in the gutters thanks to her lack of jokes. And lack of words at all really.

13b.  Do they try to be funny, and fail at it? She's had her fair share of bad jokes.

 

14.  Are they a romantic, or do they fear commitment? She's a romantic but reality tends to get in the way of her fantastical daydreams. 

 

15.  Did they, or do they love their family? Yes. She can barely remember her mother, she died when she was young. But she and her brother have stuck together through thick and thin. They were almost inseparable. Unfortunately death took from her once more.

[Declined_Misery]

First post on here. Thought i might give this a go. I love these type of things

 

Eruestan Lavellan - Mage (Necromancer) - Mid Twenties - Male - Straight

 

Spoiler

1. Are they a practitioner of Andrastianism?

Ha. Your kidding, right? Right?

1a. If not, then what do they practice, if anything?

I have no time for religion. Thedas has gone to ****. Religion will have to take a backseat (Varric friendship +15)

1b. If religious, are they zealots, devout, spiritual, or do they only give lip service?


2. Are they pro-Circle?

No. The circle may have had it's uses but us Dalish see the potential in magic and people who have te gift shouldn't be locked up because of it. Blood magic is a
problem. But how many would resort to it if it was not for the Chantry and the blighted templars? (Cassandra rivalry -15) (Solas friendship +20)

2a. If so, are they pro-Templar?

The Templars can suck it.

2b. Are they anti-Mage?

No.

2c. Do they support the Circle, but also more independence for mages?

I'm all for independance but the Circle is not the way to go about it.

3. Are they pro-Mage?

Yes. Being a fellow mage i feel sympthay for all fellow mages even Qunari or Human. Though if you a Blood mage, prepare to meet your so called "Maker"
(Solas friendship +10)

3a. Are they anti-Templar?

Yes.

3b. Do they support Apostates, Maleficar, and/or Blood Mages?

Everything other than Blood mage. Blood mages tend to give me the creeps. Thank god for Winters Grasp. (Vivienne friendship +10)

3c. Do they support Tevinter style rule?

You have got to be joking me...

4. What is their opinion of:



4a. Nobility

They can go stuff themselves for all i care.

4b. The Poor

They shoud stop complaining and do something about it. Skyhold could always do with a few extra servants... (Sera rivalry -10)

5. What is their opinion of:



5a. The Qunari Faith

Bizzare. Strange. Odd. (Vivienne friendship +10)

5b. Imperial Andrastianism

Suck it. (Sera friendship +10)

5c. The Old Gods

I don't see them helping out our current situation.

5d. The Dalish Faith

It needs to change. Modernize if you will. Though i am proud of what my ancestors achieved.

5f. Atheism

Some kind of wild beast? (Varric friendship +5)

6. What is their opinion of:

6a. Dwarves

Some of the best warriors i have seen have been Dwarves. (Varric friendship +10)

6b. City Elves

I feel rather "alienated" about them. *Laughs* Sorry, couldn't resist.

6c. Dalish Elves

I feel like we should be doing something. but instead all we ever do is go on about how great we once was and not doing something about our present position.
We (the dalish) need to stop thinking about the past and look to the future instead. But alas, that wont happen anytime soon... *The Inquisitor looks sad* I need a
drink. (Vivienne friendship +5)

6d. Humans

"Shemlen" Ha. They're allright. Not the monsters my people make them out to be but they can be stupid and fool-headed some times. *The Inquisitor looks to Cassandra*
"Apart from you, Dear" My beautiful shemlen godess. (Cassandra friendship +25)

6e. (the) Kossith

Qunari? Ha! and i thought my people were stubborn. *Iron Bull stares with intent* That was a joke, Bull. I love Qunari, so easy to toy with *The Inquisitor smirks*
(Iron Bull rivalry -10)

7. What is their opinion of:

7a. Orlais

I love the fashion. One thing the Dalish are not known for is they're sense of fashion. Horrible most of the times but the Orlaisians... I would love to go shoe
shopping with Lelliana. I would like to take Cass, but shoe's arn't her "Thing"

7b. Ferelden

Too brown. Too boring. But i do like the dogs. "Mubari" right? Almost got my hand taken off by one of those. I wouldn't have minded but a passing shemlen was walking
passed and thought i was doing blood magic things. He started screaming "blood mage! blood mage!"
Winters grasp followed by crushing prison dealt with him *The Inquisitor smiles* (Cassandra rivalry -10)

7c. Tevinter

I would rather join the Qun than go there. I'm serious. (Iron Bull friendship +10)


8. Are they idealistic or pragmatic?

Both.

8a. Do the ends always justify the means?

Depends on the situation. Most times, no.

8b. Do the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few?

Again, it depends on the situation. Sometimes saving one little person can have more far-reaching consequences than saving an entire town or vilage.
One man or woman can change the world. A town or village? Unlikely. *Sera nods to the Inquisitor* (Sera friendship +5)

8c. Would they sacrifice themselves for others?

Not until the rips in the void are fixed. I am the only one who can "fix" them. It would be pretty stupid to sacrifice myself if i am the only person in all of Thedas
who stop this nightmare. After that i don't know. I would prefer settling down with a nice retreat out in the forest with Cass. Drinking ale on the porch while
sharpening my arrows incase a demon or something comes calling... *Varric starts lauging* Varric: "Reminds me of a certain 'champion' i once knew"

9. What alignment are they?

Neutral. To an extent. Sometimes humour can be the best defence one can have. (Varric friendship +25)

10. How do they view their role as the Inquisitor?

At first i was a little uncomfortable about me being a "leader" But after a while i got used to it and now i couldn't imagine my life any other way.
It's fun to go upto a guard and be called a "dirty little knife ear" and then having the said guard sent to the dungeons. Ha! true story...

11. Are they dutiful, or lazy?

I like to have a rest on sundays. Put my feet up. Take the load of. But Cass won't allow it. The tears in the sky wont go away because it's a "sunday"

12. Are they intelligent?

Define "intelligent" I know my way around a staff just fine and i'm good at enchanting the **** out of things but i'm not one for books or art. Even if the Keeper did
INSIST that i do so (Varric friendship +5)

12a. Are they socially intelligent, and gifted at reading people?

I know when someone is lying. I am dalish afterall and apparantly everyone who isn't dalish is a liar and will one day turn on you and kill your entire clan...
That was a joke. Some of it.

12b. Are they academically intelligent, and widely versed?

I know my way around a staff, I'll say that.

12c. Are they wise, and do they possesses common sense?

I'm no Shemlan. So yes i possess common sense. (Cassandra rivalry -10) (Solas friendship +15)

12d. Are they adaptable, or unable to cope with sudden change?

Us Dalish are always on the move. Never staying in one place for long. So yes, I'm good with sudden change. Also, I'm surrounded my humans and haven't had my throat
slit once. So i think I'm adaptable, to humans anyway... (Cassandra friendship +5) (Solas friendship +5) (Varric friendship +15)

12e. Are they skilled artistically?

Only when I'm drunk. (Cassandra rivalry -5)

13. Are they funny, or serious?

Humour is one of the best weapons available. I can get very serious if someone is attempting to hurt either me or my friends but for the most part I have a good sense
of humour. First ever dalish to have a sense of humour or even understand one. (Varric friendship +20) (Sera friendship +15)

13a. Is humor a defense mechanism?

Yes. Without humour i would be dead allready. Sometimes it's better to laugh then cry.

13b. Do they try to be funny, and fail at it?

If I have failed at being funny someone should really let me know. I'd hate for it to be put on my performance evalluation sheet. (Josephine friendship +25)

14. Are they a romantic, or do they fear commitment?

Am i a romantic? *Points to Cassandra* yes. and do i "fear" commitment? Cassandra is very demanding. You must be commited 100% if you have any chance with that beauty.
(Cassandara friendship +25)
15. Did they, or do they love their family?

Of course i love my family. I get sick of them talking about how the dalish where so great and proud when it means nothing now but at the end of the day they
are still my parents and i love them. Most of the times.

[Kierro Ren]

                                                                 [Kierro] - [Mage] - [Qunari] - [24] - [male] - [Bisexual/leans more towards males]

 

1. Are they a practitioner of Andrastianism?

 

I believe in no religion as there's to many that claim true. I do however, take a slight philosophical approach to life.

 

2. Are they pro-Circle?

 

Depends. I believe the circle should be used as a rehab, not a prison.

 

3.  Are they pro-Mage?

 

I'm supportive to mages to an extent. I have no sympathy for blood mages, or necromancers who pray on the weak.

 

4.  What is their opinion of:

 

Nobility: I finds nobles are too arrogant, and care only about themselves. What's so noble about keeping slaves?

 

Poor: I feel sorry for them, but believe they need to stop wallowing in self pitty. Go and find work, even if it must be a mercenary. At least it's a sovereign earned and not stoolen.

 

5.  What is their opinion of:

 

The Qunari Faith: Bah, couldn't care less. Tho, I do believe all have a place in life, however we need to find it, not told what our place is.

 

Imperial Andrastianism: *Shrugs* Whatever makes people sleep at night, I suppose.

 

The Old Gods:A respect, yet dangerous force to be recon with.

 

The Dalish Faith: If it makes them sleep at night,so be it.

 

Atheism: I have no idea what this word means. Is it a type of human food? Kierro has much to learn about human

 

6.  What is their opinion of:

 

Dwarves: They're worthy of respect, even if they are the size of new born Qunari.

 

City Elves: I feel sympathy for them, but also respect. They live in the most disgustful of places, and yet? They still survive.

 

Dalish Elves: They're... quite the lively of people. They're skills at bows and magic are very impressive.

 

Humans: Some are alright. Most are too arrogant, thinking they're above everyone else.

 

(the) Kossith: Not the most pleasant of people. So cold.

 

7.  What is their opinion of:

 

Orlais: It's... colorful. Makes my eyes hurt tho.

 

Ferelden: The dogs. But, they do have interesting food there. Small little baked things, like bread, but sweet and crumbly.

 

Tevinter: Wouldn't want to live there, but at least mages are welcomed.

 

8.  Are they idealistic or pragmatic?

 

It depends on "What ends" and "The means". And. Altho he enjoys living to much, if he has too, he will sacrifice himself.

 

9.  What alignment are they? 

 

Neutral Good/Chaotic Neutral.

 

10.  How do they view their role as the Inquisitor?

 

I feel like it is my place in life. I'll do everything in my power to protect the world from these foul demons.

 

11.  Are they dutiful, or lazy?

 

When it comes to my friends, and fellow Valo-Kas, I am very dutiful. But after a long day of charring bandits, and cut-throats. It gets so tiresome, so I like to kick back, and knock back a few bottles of Mead.

 

12.  Are they intelligent?

 

I like to think myself as intelligent. I love to read books, especially those that deal with magic. As I'm very eager to try a new spell. I have a knack for a good judge of character, and can sense when someone will betray me later on.

 

13.  Are they funny, or serious?

 

I occasionally make smart arse comments, tho they don't always necessarily work. I do know when it's time to be serious, as a death that'll effect a companion, is no laughing matter.

 

14.  Are they a romantic, or do they fear commitment?

 

I never really had much luck with relationships. They always fell short of something serious, tho I do consider my self a flirt. 

 

15.  Did they, or do they love their family?

 

Yes. I share a great bond with my father, who's also a mage.

[defendsodapunk]

this will be my first quizzy 

 

[Rayza Lavellan] - [Mage (Maybe KE or Necro?)] - [Early Twenties] - [Female] - [Demisexual]

Spoiler

1. Are they a practitioner of Andrastianism?

 She will stab you if you ask her this probably.

1a.  If not, then what do they practice, if anything?

She is Dalish, through and through.

1b.  If religious, are they zealots, devout, spiritual, or do they only give lip service?

She is very devout, she truly believes that the Dalish were as almighty and all-powerful as Her Keeper and Parent/Guardian has always taught her.

 

2. Are they pro-Circle?

 Nope. In fact, I think she might even give Anders a pat on the back for setting an ultimatum. If he weren’t a Shem

2a.  If so, are they pro-Templar?

She eats Templars for breakfast.

2b.  Are they anti-Mage?

Nope.

2c.  Do they support the Circle, but also more independence for mages?

Nope, but she does advocate better education and training for all mages.

 

3.  Are they pro-Mage?

 She is VERY Pro-Mage.

3a.  Are they anti-Templar?

Yes.

3b.  Do they support Apostates, Maleficar, and/or Blood Mages?

She believes that all magic has its purpose, and just so long nobody around the mage gets hurt. She does however, resent using other people, willing or unwilling, to further one’s own power.

3c.  Do they support Tevinter style rule?

Nope. She wants the Dalish to be one of the most, if not the most, powerful group in Thedas

 

4.  What is their opinion of:

 

4a. Nobility

Dalish do not have a class system among them, do they? idk. She is pretty materialistic though so maybe she'd like to be as wealthy as of them?

4b. The Poor

She believes that the Strong should always protect and provide for the Weak, and that if you have the money, you should share that wealth to those who are in need.

 

5.  What is their opinion of:

 

               5a. The Qunari Faith

She likes that they have roles for everyone but she does not like the fact that they are restricted to them. Also she finds the idea of the Sarebaas to be terrifying and disrespectful.

               5b. Imperial Andrastianism

She's not a big fan, but after all this "Herald of Andraste" BS she's getting real sick of it all too quickly.

               5c. The Old Gods

She thinks it’s a nice story to tell, but ultimately not her thing, y’know?

               5d. The Dalish Faith

Practically her bread and butter.

               5f. Atheism

She’s okay with other people believing or not believing in Gods and whatnots, but she believes they are wrong.

 

6.  What is their opinion of:

 

6a.  Dwarves

Respectable enough. The fact that they fight the Darkspawn in a near-constant basis is very noteworthy for her.

6b.  City Elves

She pities them. However, she is very welcoming to those who seek the Dalish.

6c.  Dalish Elves

At the VERY LEAST, she thinks they are superior to Humans.

6d.  Humans

She is very prejudiced against humans, due to their history, and if she is ever to get along with any of her human companions and comrades, they will have to prove to her that they can keep up with her.

6e.  (the) Kossith

She will never admit it, but they kind of scare her a bit. A BIT.

 

7.  What is their opinion of:

 

7a.  Orlais

They have good cheese, but she can never understand a word they are saying.

7b.  Ferelden

Too cold. But she loves the dogs.

7c.  Tevinter

She is very curious about how they work, being very Pro-magic. She finds the idea of using and flaunting her magic in public to be very exhilarating.

 

8.  Are they idealistic or pragmatic?

 Idealistic to a fault.

8a.  Do the ends always justify the means?

Her Mother has always told her that yes, they do, but she has always been uneasy with drastic measures. She would never tell anyone that though, she fears that people will take it as a weakness. And she was always told never to show weakness.

8b.  Do the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few?

Mostly, yes. Depends who the few are, though.

8c.  Would they sacrifice themselves for others?

If she deems them worthy of her life and power.

 

9.  What alignment are they? Chaotic Good or Neutral. I'm thinking more Chaotic neutral.

 

10.  How do they view their role as the Inquisitor? It is a chance for her to show Thedas that the Dalish are as powerful as they have always talked up to be.

 

11.  Are they dutiful, or lazy? She is first to rise, last to fall.

 

12.  Are they intelligent? As First to the Keeper, and also their only living child, she has been pressured to be very knowledgeable. She has yet to crack. (I am very gleeful to find out just how far the game will push her muahaha)

 

12a.  Are they socially intelligent, and gifted at reading people?

She’d like to make people believe so, but all she actually knows how to do is throw up barriers (magical and figurative ones) and keep people at arm’s length.

12b.  Are they academically intelligent, and widely versed?

She is, very much so. (She tells people that a lot)

12c.  Are they wise, and do they possesses common sense?

She is pretty young, so I’ll have to say she still has a lot to learn about the world outside the world she knows.

12d.  Are they adaptable, or unable to cope with sudden change?

She will inwardly panic, but she refuses to show it.

12e.  Are they skilled artistically?

She often scribes for the Keeper, and she always keeps a quill and her journal with her.

13.  Are they funny, or serious? She takes herself too seriously because, as she will always argue, who else will?

 

13a.  Is humor a defense mechanism? Nope. She’ll just embarrass herself further.

13b.  Do they try to be funny, and fail at it? Her humor is pretty dry and whenever she tries to tell a joke she will always fall a little flat (I’m hoping Varric, Bull, and Sera will help her out with that).

 

14.  Are they a romantic, or do they fear commitment? Romance is the furthest from her mind, but not because she doesn’t want any, she just doesn’t see the allure of it most of the time. But if she does fall for someone, she falls for them HARD.

 

15.  Did they, or do they love their family? She considers her clan to be the most important thing to her, and will do anything and everything to keep them safe and happy. Blood kin or not.

[Ignasious]

This ought to be good 

I am answearing all of this as the character...probably at a time soon after the forming of the Inquisistion.

 

Marinis Lavellan - Mage - 25 - Female - Bi

Spoiler

 

1. Are you a practictioner of Andrastianism?

No, not at all.

                            1a. If not, then what do you practise, if anything?

As the first, I have been taught all that my clan knows about the creators.

                             1b. If religious, are you a zealot, devout, spiritual, or do they only give lip service?

I would'nt say I am a zealot...I belive in the creators, and if others don't, that is fine with me. I just don't see what's so fancy about this "Maker"...

 

2. Are you Pro-Circle?

Magic is a dangerous gift. All human mages can't have a keeper to watch over them, and since there are so many of them, the circle, or a version of it, may be nececery.

                             2c. Do you support the circle, but also more independance for mages?

In our clans, mages have a great responsibility. Human society works differently thou, and they may need a proper house of teaching for their mages, like the circle seems to be. But, once their mages have learned how to master themselves, should they not be free to do as they wish, or live their dreams, like everyone does?

 

3. Are you Pro-Mage?

Magic is a gift, that can be there to help people. Humans should'nt be so harsh on their mages, and they definatly don't deserve death, just for existing!

                               3a. Are you Anti-Templar?

I have no love for the people clad in heavy armour, that have, as I have heard, tormented and abused the very people they are ment to watch over and protect. That, and they have always been a thorn in the side for our clans.

                              3b. Do you support Apostates, Maleficar, and/or Blood mages?

Apostates are simply mages that wish to be free from a prison. If they have someone to teach them the ways of a mage, that is fine with me. Maleficar, or blood mages as the humans call them, are a bit more tricky thou. Blood can be a source of power, and if used for a good purpose, it may be forgivable...but, only if used in the most dire of circumstances, as the very use of it makes the veil more thin.

                                3c. Do you support Tevinter style rule?

By the creators, no! They are used as an example of magic out of controll, and it is a rather horryfing one. Blood mages running around everywhere, using their powers for all battles, or simple tricks, fueled by the blood of slaves! Being a mage does not make you a superior being, standing above all morale. It just means you can do things others can't, and that means you have a responsibility.

 

4. What is your opinion about:

                4a. The Nobility?

The human nobility? With what I have heard of them, they are not much else then a bunch of posh people, who do nothing but feast, and dictate what is ment to happend in the area they rule. If they only traveled the land like we dalish do, and saw first hand what realy happend in the battles they ordered, then things would be alot different.

                4b. The poor?

It is a shame human society is the way it is. If it was more like the dalish culture, there would be no poor. We would all just be part of the clan, and have a special place. It is even more heartbreaking to hear what has happend to our brothers and sisters in the ailianages across Thedas...may the creators help them soon...

 

5. What is your opinion about:

               5a. The Qunari faith?

It is...very restrictive, to say the least. You get assigned a role, and if you don't like it, you are free to get killed...that, combined with what seems to be a lack of faith in the fighting skill of women, and their belife of mages as monsters, makes me not be overly fond of it. But, if someone follows that faith, and don't hurt others because of it, then that person is free to do as they wish.

                5b. Imperial Andrastianism?

I know nothing about it...

                5c. The old gods?

If it is true as they say about the old gods being the Archdemons, then I have a very, very big disslike for them. If not, well, then they are most likely just big, and perhaps very inteligent dragons. Humans seems to be easily impressed by them.

                 5d. The Dalish faith?

It brings unity amongst our clans, and the stories carry so much truth to them. If there are any deitys, I think the creators would be the ones. If we only knew more of how our culture was in the days of Arlathan. We have lost so much...

                 5f. Atheism?

While I personaly belive in the creators, I can understand why some would not have a faith, or simply decide to not care about it. It is unlikely for anyone to find out what faith is correct with complete certainty, and for the undecided, I can understand how the thought of the afterlife can be frightening.

 

6. What is your opinion about: 

                  6a. Dwarfs?

The children of the stone...If what is said about their caste system is true, I can't help but feel dissapointed in them...But, I also hope there are dwarfs that are against the caste system. There are good people in every race.

                  6b. City elves?

Even though some refuse to admit it, we dalish are related to the elves in the cities. If they have lost their ways in the slums, should we not be the ones to greet them with open arms? Some of the elves from cities have told me, that some see us as beacons of hope, in the darkness of their alianages. They have had it hard eanough...and when we can, we dalish should be there for them.

                  6c. Dalish elves?

I am under no illusion that my kind are perfect. But, we dalish live each day, to reclaim our lost heritage, while moving forward under the sun for tomorrow. We speak history, while our toes dig into the moss of the ground. We have lost so much of what we once were, but what we are now, is still something that can be envied. All land can be our home...no matter what others tell us.

                  6e. Humans?

While many in our clans blame them for the past, and what have happend to Arlathan, I can't hold any anger towards the humans as a race. There are some we meet on the roads that fear us, and others that hate us, yet I try to treat them with kindness. Fear, or rage, they simply have it hard to accept that which they don't understand...so they react. If we can make a good impression on them, then maybe, we can end the conflicts between us, once and for all?

                  6f. Kossith?

I have never had much proper contact with them...and, while I don't have much faith in the Qun,an individual can still be a good person, no matter their faith. Atleast, they seem to have no great disslike for other races.

 

7. What is your opinion about: 

                  7a. Orlais?

A human country with a nobility famous for excess and masks? I can't properly judge it when I have never been in the cities myself...but some of the things I have heard worries me.

                 7b. Ferelden?

A human country, famous for mud, dogs, and the recent blight? While it did seem like a scattered land before, it has proved itself strong with the unity it pulled togheter durning the blight. But then again, that was a worst case scenario. I wonder if they still have this unity?

                 7c. Tevinter?

A human country, famous for blood magic and slavery? While I bet individuals can be good, I have to admit that I have no approval for their culture, and their actions.

 

8. Are you idealistic, or pragmatic?

I try my best to help people, and to make it a better world for everyone. I also have faith in that one can never judge a person too quick. A man that once threatend you, can prove to be a friend, if you only talk to them. But, despite this, I know that we do not live in a perfect world. One day, I may be forced to do things I don't like, to save others. I hope that day never comes.

                   8a. Does the end always justify the means?

No, they don't. While it is almost impossible to not avoid making small sacrifices, when doing something for a good cause, one must think carefully on if you cross a line, that never should be crossed. This counts for all things, wether it is settling an argument between two of your friends, or judging someone, for the good of ones clan.

                   8b. Would you sacrifice yourself for others?

...Yes.

 

9. What alignment are you?

I do what I can to help others. Even if sometimes, you need to do something that others will judge you for. As long as the crimes you need me to commit are not too harsh, I will do what is best for everyone, and especialy for my friends. So, if I am to judge myself, with this human book on "alignments", I would call myself a..."Neutral good"?

 

10. How would you view your role as the Inquisitor?

As the greatest of honours, and the greatest of responsibilities. If I alone hold the power to save the world, then so be it. I will fight tooth and nail through all demons and dragons that threaten this world. I will dance at the balls of Orlais, if it means it will grant us allies. But, I will also stand up for my people. Both the dalish, and the city elves. I will stand by my friends, and help them through all their troubles, if it is in my power. I will stand up for this world, even if it is what I will do with my last breath.

 

11. Dutifull, or lazy?

While it is good to take a breather every once in a while, I will always put my duty as the Inquisitor first. The world needs me, so I won't slack off. Allthough, I hope that I once in a while can find time to sit in a tavern with my companions, and, if lucky, find myself in the embrace of...a person that I hold very dear to me.

 

12. Are you intelligant?

I personaly would like to think so.

                   12a. Are you socialy intelligant, and good at reading people?

I think I am. While I might have a hard time to tell when people are lying, I often know when they are joking, or need someone to talk with.

                   12b. Are you academicaly intelligant, and widely versed?

I know much of what my clan can teach me, and I have sought knowledge as much as possible. But, there is always new knowledge to be found, and it is thus impossible to judge a persons academical knowledge.

                     12c. Are you wise, and posses common sence?

I think, personaly, that I have a decent common sence. As for being wise...I doubt I am anywhere near as wise as my keeper, but I hope my friends think of me as a wise person.

                      12d. Are you adaptable, or unable to cope with sudden change?

With everything that has happend around the world recently, I would say that I have an open mind to changes.

                        12e. Are you skilled artistically?

I am decent at making wood carvings...a bit better at doing sketches. I guess, the best I can be said to be in an artistic sence, is that I have a pretty handwriting.

 

13. Are you funny, or serious?

If I have a friend that has a sence of humour, I try and joke and laugh, but when with serious people, I tend to be a bit more serious myself. In general thou, I tend to be of the more serious kind of person, always trying to help others.

                                   13a. Is humor a defence mechanism? 

No. If something...traumatic, or horrible has happend, I try and hold it togheter, and move on. If something grave happend however...I don't know for sure if I would be able to hold myself together completly.

                                    13b. Do you try and be funny, and fail at it?

By the creators, I hope not. When I joke, I often say the first thing that pops into my mind, and I hope it's funny...

 

14. Are you a romantic, or do you fear commitment?

One day, I hope to find someone that I deeply care about...and that the same person feels the same for me. With the world feeling like it is getting more grim each day, it would be comforting to have someone by my side.

 

15. Did you, or do you love your family?

I love my clan. The keeper is like a mother to me. And everyone else...they are my family. I do what I can to make it better for my family, even in these dark times. I-...I hope I am making them proud.

[House Lannister]

Spoiler

[James - Human] - [Rogue Archer] - [25] - [Male] - [Straight]

 

1. Are you a practictioner of Andrastianism?

Absolutely. My family was raised as a true believer of the Maker and her people. He follows Andraste's teachings by the book.

                            1a. If not, then what do you practise, if anything?

                             1b. If religious, are you a zealot, devout, spiritual, or do they only give lip service?

 A devout believer of the maker

2. Are you Pro-Circle?

Absolutely. Magic is a gift, but it is also a curse on the world and we all saw how mages running amok as the Tevinter Imperium did to the world. Magic is beautiful when given the correct guidance, but when not given the correct guidance, it is an evil and foul creature which unfortunately means that it has to be destroyed.

                             2c. Do you support the circle, but also more independance for mages?

The circle is imperative to this world and without it, Thedas would be doomed. Perhaps. being too controlling results in an all-out templar and mage war. It would be nice for all mages to be released and have a happy life, but demons do not work that way. They can take over at any time and magic has to be controlled. I do feel that a good way to make mages happy is to give them a bit more freedom and maybe in an idealistic world we could co-exist together but I wouldn't know a plan that would be better than the circle.

 

3. Are you Pro-Mage?

I'm neither pro nor anti. I symaphize for people having this curse, but it is a way for the maker to reflect on the sins that we have inflicted on the world

                               3a. Are you Anti-Templar?

I have the upmost respect for every Templar, and if I hadn't become the Inquisitor I may have joined the Templar order. Of course you get your corrupt and insane people like Meredith but that was just a fluke.

                              3b. Do you support Apostates, Maleficar, and/or Blood mages?

Absolutely not, have we gone mad? Blood magic is the root of all evil and people need to remember this. Magic created the Darkspawn and has caused more deaths than anyone can imagine.

                                3c. Do you support Tevinter style rule?

I think I'm going to be sick. They invaded the Golden City and have helpded create the Darkspawn. If people feel that the Circle is wrong and mages should be free I can only point at the Imperium. This is what happens when you let mages run free without guidance.

 

4. What is your opinion about:

                4a. The Nobility?

As a nobleman myself I see the injusticeness, selfishness and greed that these so called 'proper' people claim not to be. How am I better and more wealthy than a man who helped defeat the Darkspawn and helped end the 5th blight, but because my parents happened to be nobleman, they get more recognition and more money?

                4b. The poor?

More should be done by my fellow nobleman to make the world a more fair place, but this is only an idealistic view and will probably never happen. At least not in my lifetime. I donate to the poor as much as I can and 90% of my income helps feed the poor

 

5. What is your opinion about:

               5a. The Qunari faith?

It is indeed a very strange religion to say the least. What I don't like is that you are assigned a role from the very beginning and you have to like it, otherwise you are no true 'Qun'. It's despicable in my eyes. The religion is absolutely brutal and if you don't follow their philosophy then wars could be started. Just look at the Qunari's half-baked invasion of Kirkwall  

                5b. Imperial Andrastianism?

Heathens. They don't deserve to worship Andraste and to think they even have a chantry is just laughable.

                5c. The old gods?

Satanic worship. How can one worship a god that has caused so much destruction and has caused five blights? It makes no sense.

                 5d. The Dalish faith?

I have suspcion of the Dalish ever since I heard stories of Flemeth and their 'special' relationship with the Dalish. They see her as a god, and I don't like that. In my eyes, there is only the maker.

                 5f. Atheism?

They say that the maker is gone, I can understand why people don't have faith but I believe the Maker will come back for us one day. Even if Leliana says that she spoke with him. Which is absolutely absurd, a fantasy if you ask me. 

6. What is your opinion about: 

                  6a. Dwarfs?

My favourite drinking buddies, by Andraste they can hold their liqour. I will always remember the time when I first witnessed a Dwarf scared that they were about to fall in the sky. They are a lot of fun.

                  6b. City elves?

I feel sorry for them, They are seen down by the nobles even worse than the poor. And that disgusts me. I have spent a lot of time with the Alienage, and had a secret friend with an elf there, Raevon. We hanged out a lot but when my father found out he forced his family to leave the country. Extreme I know, but that's my dad for ya. I've been meaning to find Raevon but I've had no luck.

                  6c. Dalish elves?

They give Elves a bad name. A band of bandits really, I have seen the caring side of them but I do feel that if they were less hostile to humans then they would live in a much kinder world. They are creating this pain by themselves.

                  6e. Humans?

My race really but I do despair at the pain we have caused to our fellow races, ourselves and the world of Thedas.

                  6f. Kossith?

I have never actually seen a Kossith before until I joined the Inquisition. I've read the stories and how they had laser beams shooting out of their eyes and that they could fly. Of course I didn't believe any of that hogwash, a drunk who lived in Kirkwall loved sharing that story.

7. What is your opinion about: 

                  7a. Orlais?

A country more famous for ridiculous fashion wear and I do have sometime apprehending why girls love the clothes. Meh.

                 7b. Ferelden?

A country Orlais enslaved for over a century. I remember my father shuddered at the mere mention of The Hero of River Dane. My Grandfather fought in the Battle of River Dane but was slain by an arrow that came out of nowhere. Got his eye apparently. My Father celebrated when he heard the news that Loghain was killed when he slew the Archdemon.

                 7c. Tevinter?

How this is a country I will never know. The Chantry can't let mages like this run free, that is ridiculous, they need to be stopped.  

 

8. Are you idealistic, or pragmatic?

I like to feel that I'm a pragmatic person, but I do have idealistic views. However, I do feel that I am smart enough to realise these views will like never be accomplished.

                   8a. Does the end always justify the means?

As much as it pains me yes. If something good comes out of it then it's a price that we have to pay, I only recently joined the Inquisition but I know that I'm going to have to do horrible things to get the outcome that we want.

                   8b. Would you sacrifice yourself for others?

Of course, but if there is another way to save everyone who deserved it, I will go for it.

 

9. What alignment are you?

My alignment is with the Maker and Andraste. If I am able to follow her example then I will know that I am doing my job correctly.

 

10. How would you view your role as the Inquisitor?

If I am serving the Maker, then I will do what is required without hesitation. 

 

11. Dutifull, or lazy?

Andraste has chosen me to save this world and I will not let her down. However, everyone needs a bit of down time once in a while. If you know what I mean.

 

12. Are you intelligant?

I don't think that's a question I should be answering.

                   12a. Are you socialy intelligant, and good at reading people?

I think I believe in people too much and might be a tad gullible if they are lying to me. As I said, I'm an idealistic person. I know when someone is being sarcastic though.

                   12b. Are you academicaly intelligant, and widely versed?

If I'm not at the Archery Range or taking my prayers with the revered mother, I spend my free time at the library. Knowledge is power. I always try to be as smart as I can be.

                     12c. Are you wise, and posses common sence?

Well I recently drank a bit too much alcohol and broke my ankle. So common sense, what's that again?

                      12d. Are you adaptable, or unable to cope with sudden change?

It depends on the situation at hand.

                        12e. Are you skilled artistically?

My mother was a terrific painter, and often painted with my bow in my left hand and my quiver in my right. I was often taught how to paint, I'm not bad, but I'll never be as good as she was. 

 

13. Are you funny, or serious?

I'm serious when it comes to religion and don't appreciate jokes that would offend Andraste or the Maker. Other than that I do enjoy a good laugh and would enjoy to pop a joke at Varric and Sera's awful aim. Compared to me, they need to sharpen up a bit.

                                   13a. Is humor a defence mechanism? 

Not really. I haven't really had a traumatic experience in my life and I consider myself extremely lucky really. Andraste has chosen me to save this world and currently, I'm on top of it.

                                    13b. Do you try and be funny, and fail at it?

Even Varric has cringed at my jokes, so it is debatable. If I can make Varric speechless than I'm doing something right.

 

14. Are you a romantic, or do you fear commitment?

The last time I loved someone, my father bribed her to leave me and to never come back. She accepted it of course and that was the last time I saw of her again. My mother told me that my father did it to protect me but I felt like a complete fool that day. I think my father cared more for his status and not to look like an idiot in front of the other nobles. Little did he know they already thought that he was a fool. Of course, I do find Josephine an attractive girl.

 

15. Did you, or do you love your family?

As much of an idiot my father is I will always care for him, I will always love my family. The Maker and Andraste believes in forgiveness, and so do I.

[angelofsol]

These things can be fun, but in fairness I plan on doing what I've done in the other two DA games.  I create my character and then dive in and see what happens in the beginning to get a vibe for who my character is, what is there motivation and how are they going to respond.

My Warden was livid, not happy to be pretty much forced to join the Wardens, wanted to see Howe die horribly, and as a noble wasn't willing to put up with crap from anyone and that's how I played her all because of what happened at the beginning.  I don't think I could have planned that.

Hawke was a bit different, but all in all not too much.  I had to become a smuggler or a theif so my family could survive only to find out it was because my Uncle had gambled away mom's inheritance.  Not happy about that but apparently I was good at killing, which it turns out everyone needed and wanted me to do when all Hawke wanted was to secure her family's status and health and live happily ever after.  So, in many regards she was a sarcastic little thing until those times she had just had enough of people and then she dealt with it swiftly, finally, and bloodily.  I don't think I could have planned that out either.

I see three possible playthroughs with DAI.  I'm thinking a Qunari female, the Elven Female, and the Human Female.  I think I might give the Elven female a go as a mage, which will be new for me.  I only ever play women, and then I very often only ever play warriors because there is something cathartic about hitting buttons and killing things without having to worry about the magic interface in the last two games.  I like the story, not the carnage so warrior is just easier.  This is about all the planning I've done thus far and likely will do.

Because I'm more interested in the story I'm more going through scenarios in my head about any possible interactions between Hawke and the Inquisitor and if they'll like each other, be ambivalent toward each other, or if one would try to kill the other.  But even on that I'll have to truly wait and see because what happens in the game can shift a character throughout game play.

[Panda]

Milica Trevelyan (human) - Mage (knight-enchanter) - 26 - Female - Bisexual (prefers men)

 

Spoiler

 

1. Are they a practitioner of Andrastianism?

 

She believes that Andraste and Maker exists and she believes in andrastean view of history. She doesn't like how Chantry approaches Andrastianism and their views of magic and mages. She isn't devouted and mostly ignores chantry stuff. She is quite supersitious though.

 

2. Are they pro-Circle?

 

Yes, very pro-Circle. She was kinda of pro-templar at time, when it didn't meant killing all mages and abusing them. After her Circle got annulled and she escaped it all faith that she had towards templars and chantry was lost.

 

 

3.  Are they pro-Mage?

 

She is pro-mage but definitely not pro-mage freedom. She thinks mage freedom will only harm mages. After Circles very annulled and templars started their hunt her view of apostates has changed, previously she thought they gave only bad name to mages in general. She thinks that blood magic is dangerous and there is reason why it's forbidden but doesn't necessarily see it as evil.

 

4.  What is their opinion of:

 

Noble: She used to be noble but after living in the Circle she's glad she isn't anymore. Since she was taken to Circle as small child (7 years old) she doesn't remember much of being noble but she resent them for forgotting her (they cut all contact after she was taken to Circle, no visits and no letters).

 

Poor: She has always lived in the Circle so she doesn't have full picture what it's to be poor. When she has been travelling and running from templars she has realised it more and becomed more angered to nobles who don't do their part for the society.

 

5.  What is their opinion of:

 

The Qunari Faith: She doesn't know much that knows how severely they fear and abuse mages. That's enough for her to think they are disgusting and barbaric.

 

Imperial Andrastianism: ? (Now I don't know enough lore )

 

The Old Gods: Finds them mostly intresting lore.

 

The Dalish Faith: More intrested in dalish magic but as lore it's intresting.

 

Atheism : Doesn't know such thing exists.

 

6.  What is their opinion of:

 

Dwarves: Hasn't encountered enough.

City Elves: Hasn't encountered enough.

Dalish Elves: Intresting, too bad they don't like humans so she doubts they would teach her some magic stuff.

Humans: Neutral, she's human too.

(the) Kossith : Knows only those who follow Qun and dislikes them.

 

7.  What is their opinion of:

 

Orlais: Loves the fashion but doesn't like how pretentious it is.

Ferelden: Unknown place to her but she has heard that it's mage friendly so positive view.

Tevinter : Against it, they ruined reputation of the mages.

 

8.  Are they idealistic or pragmatic?

 

Idealist.

Do the ends always justify the means? No.

Do the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few? No.

Would they sacrifice themselves for others? If she cared enough about them.

 

9.  What alignment are they? 

 

Chaotic good.

 

10.  How do they view their role as the Inquisitor?

 

Something she must do and hopefully she can make change and world better place for mages (and maybe others too )

 

11.  Are they dutiful, or lazy?

 

More on the lazy side, doesn't like doing things she isn't passionate about.

 

12.  Are they intelligent?

 

12a.  Are they socially intelligent, and gifted at reading people? Not skilled nor unskilled.

12b.  Are they academically intelligent, and widely versed? Yes about subjects she is passionate about.

12c.  Are they wise, and do they possesses common sense? Has both enough but isn't genious or anything.

12d.  Are they adaptable, or unable to cope with sudden change? More adaptable.

12e.  Are they skilled artistically? Not very much but likes to draw.

 

13.  Are they funny, or serious?

 

13a.  Is humor a defense mechanism? Sometimes.

13b.  Do they try to be funny, and fail at it? Not really.

 

14.  Are they a romantic, or do they fear commitment?  Kinda between, she can be little tsundere

 

15.  Did they, or do they love their family? She has some love left but it's quite deep.. under thin layer of sorrow and huge layer of bitterness in the top.

 

[GreyVsGray]

Michael Trevelyan - Rogue - 22 - Male - Bisexual

 

1. Are they a practitioner of Andrastianism?

Nope, not at all.

1a.  If not, then what do they practice, if anything? Nothing. He doesn't care much for religion

1b.  If religious, are they zealots, devout, spiritual, or do they only give lip service? They're not so... nah.

 

2. Are they pro-Circle? Nope.

 

2a.  If so, are they pro-Templar? Not the slightest bit

2b.  Are they anti-Mage? The opposite.

2c.  Do they support the Circle, but also more independence for mages? Only the latter

 

3.  Are they pro-Mage? Very much so. He wishes he was born a mage.

 

3a.  Are they anti-Templar? Very much so!

3b.  Do they support Apostates, Maleficar, and/or Blood Mages? Only the first, the latter two are considered very dangerous by him

3c.  Do they support Tevinter style rule? Nope. He cites Tevinter as the scapegoat for the Templars' treatment of mages.

 

4.  What is their opinion of:

 

4a. Nobility: Some are good, most are asses. ALL are easy to rob.

4b. The Poor: Should be helped and aided instead of discarded.

 

5.  What is their opinion of:

 

               5a. The Qunari Faith: Very constricting and against everything he stands for.

               5b. Imperial Andrastianism: Very annoying.

               5c. The Old Gods: Creepy as hell.

               5d. The Dalish Faith: Interesting.

               5f. Atheism: His preferred method of thought. Though he does not dismiss any religion because of his own beliefs. He lost a few teeth because of a time he did that.

 

6.  What is their opinion of:

 

6a.  Dwarves: People.

6b.  City Elves: People who should stop being looked down upon.

6c.  Dalish Elves: The most badass warriors he can think of who's cranky nature is understandable

6d.  Humans: People that look like him.

6e.  (the) Kossith: Hottest group of people to exist.

 

7.  What is their opinion of:

 

7a.  Orlais: Beautifully disgusting.

7b.  Ferelden: Quaint and boring.

7c.  Tevinter: Horrid place.

 

8.  Are they idealistic or pragmatic? More idealistic than pragmatic. Will kill 1,000 to save 1,000,000 but not before he's exhausted every other option.

 

8a.  Do the ends always justify the means? No. They do not.

8b.  Do the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few? Sadly, yes.

8c.  Would they sacrifice themselves for others? If there was no other way.

 

9.  What alignment are they? Chaotic Good 

 

10.  How do they view their role as the Inquisitor? An extremely weird development that has left them disoriented but ready to fight. If there's nobody else that can close the portals, he'll do it.

 

11.  Are they dutiful, or lazy? Very dutiful but also rather playful.

 

12.  Are they intelligent? Very. He's a nobleman thief, remember?

 

12a.  Are they socially intelligent, and gifted at reading people? Yes to both.

12b.  Are they academically intelligent, and widely versed? He does love to read but the only things he's versed in are killing, stealing, and sex.

12c.  Are they wise, and do they possesses common sense? Has great common sense and can give out great wisdom.

12d.  Are they adaptable, or unable to cope with sudden change? Adaptable as hell.

12e.  Are they skilled artistically? Can't write or draw for anything.

 

13.  Are they funny, or serious? Deadpan humor

 

13a.  Is humor a defense mechanism? Not really

13b.  Do they try to be funny, and fail at it? After many failures at humor, he's gotten a great grasp of his style and is rather funny.

 

14.  Are they a romantic, or do they fear commitment? Romantic

 

15.  Did they, or do they love their family? Out of obligation, he cares for them. But, truth be told, hates them to death for their rather harsh views on magic, sending his only sister to the circle when they were both 10, and forcing him to nearly become a part of the chantry against his will. 

 

Truth be told, Michael began honing thief talents more out of rebellion against traditional nobility than any desire to take things. He, like Zevran, only continue to ply their trade because they're good at it.

[General TSAR]

I love these things.

[Vladiek (Human)] - [Warrior] - [27] - [Male] - [Heterosexual]

 

1. Are they a practitioner of Andrastianism?

Devout.

1a.  If not, then what do they practice, if anything?

1b.  If religious, are they zealots, devout, spiritual, or do they only give lip service?

Zealous.

 

2. Are they pro-Circle?

TBD

2a.  If so, are they pro-Templar?

Very much so.

2b.  Are they anti-Mage?

After the terrorist attack in Kirkwall, yes.

2c.  Do they support the Circle, but also more independence for mages?

No, he supports a Qunari solution to the Mage problem.

 

3.  Are they pro-Mage?

No.

3a.  Are they anti-Templar?

No, unless it's Red Templars who can not be convinced to stand down and join the Inquisition.

3b.  Do they support Apostates, Maleficar, and/or Blood Mages?

He supports their merciless destruction through fire and steel.

3c.  Do they support Tevinter style rule?

Vehemently opposes.

 

4.  What is their opinion of:

 

4a. Nobility

Good bunch if they rule their lands with a firm but fair hand and defend their subjects from the threats of Magic and such, dead bunch if they don't.

 

4b. The Poor

What he ultimately fights for, the common man and the majority of humanity. 

 

 

5.  What is their opinion of:

 

               5a. The Qunari Faith

Very dangerous to the safety of Thedas, but a worthy rival.

 

               5b. Imperial Andrastianism

Heretical.

 

               5c. The Old Gods

Laughs at the notion of worshiping hungry Dragons.

 

               5d. The Dalish Faith

Heretical and needs to be expunged.

 

               5f. Atheism

Morrigan's Atheism: Shun and antagonize. 

Sten's Atheism: Embrace as a worthy philosophical rival.

 

 

6.  What is their opinion of:

 

6a.  Dwarves

Incredible race of people who forever stand together against the Darkspawn. 

 

6b.  City Elves

Sympathetic to their plight, will help diplomatic elves but will crush elf rebellions. 

 

6c.  Dalish Elves

​Arrogant heretics that must be crushed.

 

6d.  Humans

Proud to be.

 

6e.  (the) Kossith

Very curious people.

 

7.  What is their opinion of:

 

7a.  Orlais

A Holy Empire that needs better leadership.

 

7b.  Ferelden

​A Holy barbaric land of practicality and common wisdom.

 

7c.  Tevinter

An unholy abomination that must be reclaimed by the White Chantry.

 

8.  Are they idealistic or pragmatic?

TBD

 

 

8a.  Do the ends always justify the means?

Yes, unless it's blood magic.

8b.  Do the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few?

Yes, the greater safety of all is far greater than the quarantine of the few. 

8c.  Would they sacrifice themselves for others?

Yes.

 

9.  What alignment are they? 

​As in good or evil? Circumstantial.

 

But as for faction, Loyalist Templars or Templars in general. 

 

 

10.  How do they view their role as the Inquisitor?

A Holy gift to bring the Maker's will on Thedas. 

 

11.  Are they dutiful, or lazy?

Dutiful.

 

12.  Are they intelligent?

Yes.

 

12a.  Are they socially intelligent, and gifted at reading people?

No precisely, he tends to be Anti-Social. 

 

12b.  Are they academically intelligent, and widely versed?

Very much so, particularly in Faith, History, and Military Theory.

 

12c.  Are they wise, and do they possesses common sense?

He is too young to be wise, but he does have some common sense.

 

12d.  Are they adaptable, or unable to cope with sudden change?

Very adaptable as befitting a commander. 

 

12e.  Are they skilled artistically?

One of his hidden passions is trying to sketch nature, but he is easily embarrassed when others find out.

 

13.  Are they funny, or serious?

Depends.

 

13a.  Is humor a defense mechanism?

Yes, especially concerning intimacy. 

13b.  Do they try to be funny, and fail at it?

Most definitely. 

 

14.  Are they a romantic, or do they fear commitment? 

He is a hidden romantic who wants that special someone, but a trauma has caused him to be very defensive about allowing others close.

 

 

15.  Did they, or do they love their family?

Complicated. 

 

Thanks for the intellectual exercise OP. 

[ComedicSociopathy]

For my first playthrough I present to you...

 

 [Brienne Trevelyan] - [Warrior] - [22] - [Female] - [Homosexual]

 

Spoiler

1. Are they a practitioner of Andrastianism?

The actions and teachings made by the Prophetess guide my heart and soul.

1a.  If not, then what do they practice, if anything?

1b.  If religious, are they zealots, devout, spiritual, or do they only give lip service?

 I would see myself as devout, and even spiritual, when it comes to Chant of Light and its teachings.

2. Are they pro-Circle?

 The Circle of Magi protects mages from within and without, and its independence from the Chantry has only bought forth a pointless war at the worst time possible. Once the mages have returned to where they belong all will be well for them and Thedas. 

2a.  If so, are they pro-Templar?

To a degree, yes, I am in support of Templar Order. My family has had members join its sacred ranks since we first claimed Ostwick, and I had every intention keeping that tradition. It’s only too bad this mad secession from the Chantry broke out. They’ll eventually have to brought back into the fold so that may return to their lawful duties.

2b.  Are they anti-Mage?

No. Magic is a gift from the Maker and should be celebrated for the wonders that it brings to our world. That being said, mages are still dangerous to themselves and others and need the Chantry’s guidance if they wish to truly “Serve Man.”

2c.  Do they support the Circle, but also more independence for mages?

Like I said, the Circle must exist for the mages own benefit, but that does not mean that they need to be needlessly treated like prisoners and blood mages-in-waiting. If the wiser heads in the Order had just simply followed the Divine’s tact and gave the mages a little more of the freedom they crave, this entire war could have been averted.

3.  Are they pro-Mage?

 Should their need for more freedom come at the expense of the common folk that will have to suffer their unfettered presence? It’s tragic but I must say no.  

3a.  Are they anti-Templar?

Of course not. The Templars are the strong sword of the Chantry and they need to return to the Divine’s service perhaps now than ever.

3b.  Do they support Apostates, Maleficar, and/or Blood Mages?

Apostates must return to the Circle, it’s really for their own good.  As for Maleficar and Blood Mages, they must face the consequences for their diabolism.

3c.  Do they support Tevinter style rule?

 No. To the Void,  no!  Magic is might to serve man, not rule over him. It is clear as morning day in the Chant.

 

4.  What is their opinion of:

 

4a. Nobility

We are blessed by the Maker with the divine right to rule our fellow man and give them the peace and prosperity they deserve as the Maker’s children. Those who abuse that power must face the justice that they deserve.

4b. The Poor

 The very embodiment of our failure to provide for our flock.  Do whatever that can be done to relieve them of their poverty, for no loyal child of the Maker should become skin and bone and weak and fragile in crumpling homes while we dine on seasoned nugs and Antivan wine.

 

5.  What is their opinion of:

 

               5a. The Qunari Faith

It is not a faith, but an aberration that’s only bought war and death to Thedas and its people. We Trevelyans know that more than most, just look at our walls.

               5b. Imperial Andrastianism

A mockery of the true Chantry that’s long overstayed its welcome. The very fact that they allow men to dominate their false faith should be enough for most to see that they are nothing but a gross parody.

               5c. The Old Gods

Heresy! This blasted worship lead to the creation of Blood Magic and the Blights. Ten of thousands were sacrificed to appease these so-called “Gods.” It wouldn’t even surprise me that this faith was responsible for the tear in the Veil too.

          

    5d. The Dalish Faith

Elvish servants would tell me myths about the Dalish gods back when I was a child. It’s a strange and alien faith to be sure, but a mostly harmless one. The Dalish can keep their dead idols just as long as they do so in peace.

               5f. Atheism

 I don’t even…

6.  What is their opinion of:

 

6a.  Dwarves

Excellent craftsmen and even better traders. Their caste system on the other hand leaves much to be desired. Even the worst slum in Ostwick pales in comparison to Dust Town if the surface dwarves speak true.

6b.  City Elves

They are our brothers and sisters and should be respected as such. They choose to accept the Chant and in return we force them into rotten slums. Such a disgusting and injustice practice.

6c.  Dalish Elves

They’re harmless. They keep their faith and we keep ours. No need to incite our antipathy towards each other.

6d.  Humans

We have the potential to be so much more. All we must do is unite as brothers and sisters work towards our destined utopia that will come about  once the Maker’s gaze returns to Thedas.

6e.  (the) Kossith

A tutor once told me that this is what the Qunari once called themselves before they found the Qun.

7.  What is their opinion of:

 

7a.  Orlais

A decadent, corrupt and self-indulgent empire if there ever was one. How Emperor Drakon’s holy empire could devolve into this is mind bobbling. The masked sociopaths play their insane games of manipulation and assassination while their country tears itself apart and their peasantry starve in the street. Noble indeed.

7b.  Ferelden

Our mainland cousins. Love to visit but the smell of sweet dogs can be rather strong.

7c.  Tevinter

 They enslave their follow man with their gifts and openly practice blood magic and human sacrifice. This imperium is the mortal epitome of evil in our world and must be stopped. Not just in the Maker’s name but in the name of all the lives they have selfishly destroyed.

8.  Are they idealistic or pragmatic?

 Idealistic.

8a.  Do the ends always justify the means?

Never. 

8b.  Do the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few?

The few are part of the many and their needs cannot be simply ignored in lieu of one group having more numbers then another.

8c.  Would they sacrifice themselves for others?

To sacrifice yourself willingly for others is the noblest deed imaginable.

9.  What alignment are they?

 Lawful Good.

10.  How do they view their role as the Inquisitor?

 I am the Herald of Andraste. It took an awhile to say such a thing without feeling blasphemous. I was given this mark, this mission and the power of the Inquisition to save this world alongside my dear companions. I intend to follow it through.

11.  Are they dutiful, or lazy?

 Dutiful to family, the Chant and the people I’m sworn to protect and serve. Also, laziness tends to attract demons.

12.  Are they intelligent?

 Yes, for a dim noble is like an obscured sun. Not capable of lighting the way for those below.

12a.  Are they socially intelligent, and gifted at reading people?

Somewhat native, and honestly cannot play the Game’s seedier elements.

12b.  Are they academically intelligent, and widely versed?

Scholars across Thedas have taught me all the necessarily skills that are expected of a noble. Well, accept for controlling oneself in the presence of Orlesians.

12c.  Are they wise, and do they possesses common sense?

Wise maybe, but common sense and self-preservation dissipates when a loved one or an innocent is in danger.

12d.  Are they adaptable, or unable to cope with sudden change?

Never thought I would be leading the Inquisition remade, but I think I’m starting to get used to it.

12e.  Are they skilled artistically?

I write poetry in my spare time, but to honest it is somewhat overly sanguine and puritan. The violin and other instruments on the other hand is where my talent is.

13.  Are they funny, or serious?

 I can admire a good clean joke said in just, but crude puns and innuendo should only be said and heard from old sailors. Sera is the sole exception to that rule. Her banter is absolutely genius and profound. It’s not as if I love that snorting laugh she makes or that wide grin of her’s when she boasts. Nope not at all.

13a.  Is humor a defense mechanism?

No.

13b.  Do they try to be funny, and fail at it?

 I can try but it usually comes across as forced. Rousing speeches are more my speed. Or at least I hope they are.

14.  Are they a romantic, or do they fear commitment?

 What is there to fear from commitment? To know that someone will always be by your side. Your own personal moon and stars, guiding you to true bliss and happiness. Someone who will rain down an ungodly shower of arrows to smite those you mean you harm. Someone who will tell you when lose sight of your principles. Someone who will allow you to touch and nibble on her Maker-blessed ears while she dives her dextrous fingers toward my…

 

Oh by the Maker I swear to marry that beautiful woman in the very throne room of Ostwick! Nobles in keeps and rogues in crypts will favour our union! Our adopted children will be clever, witty and fill of love and grace! And our line will continue to do the Maker’s work until his gaze returns!

 

Inquisitor: I love you, Sera! Love you! Love you! Love you!

Sera: Oh Maker. Why did I have to fall for such a weird girl?

 

15.  Did they, or do they love their family?

My family is something that I hold dear, and once this war is over I plan to return to Ostwick with my ladylove.

[Demarcoa]

Ethan (dwarf) - Rogue - 24 - Male - Hetero

 

1. Are they a practitioner of Andrastianism?

 

No

 

1a.  If not, then what do they practice, if anything?

 

Nothing

 

1b.  If religious, are they zealots, devout, spiritual, or do they only give lip service?

 

2. Are they pro-Circle?

 

Vaguely, yes

 

2a.  If so, are they pro-Templar?

 

Vaguely no

 

2b.  Are they anti-Mage?

 

Definitely not

 

2c.  Do they support the Circle, but also more independence for mages?

 

Definitely yes.  Everyone should have freedom and independence

 

3.  Are they pro-Mage?

 

Yes

 

3a.  Are they anti-Templar?

 

yes

 

3b.  Do they support Apostates, Maleficar, and/or Blood Mages?

 

Apostates are fine if they aren't harming anyone.  The other two are best stabbed until the problem goes away.

 

3c.  Do they support Tevinter style rule?

 

Oh definitely not

 

4.  What is their opinion of:

 

4a. Nobility

 

Who needs em?

 

4b. The Poor

 

They need compassion and care

 

5.  What is their opinion of:

 

               5a. The Qunari Faith

Nonsense but I don't care if they don't hurt anyone.  Now them expecting others to join IS a problem.

 

 

               5b. Imperial Andrastianism

 

Fine on it's own but is part of a much larger issue.

 

               5c. The Old Gods

Problematic dragons

 

               5d. The Dalish Faith

Harmless.  To be treated with respect

               5f. Atheism

Yes, please

 

6.  What is their opinion of:

 

6a.  Dwarves

Best thing since sliced dwarf bread.  Our people have been maligned and deserve a future.

 

6b.  City Elves

Also maligned, also deserving of a future.  I hear the Hero of Fereldan rose up to the ranks of Bann for his alienage.  We need more of that

 

6c.  Dalish Elves

Harmless.  To be treated with respect

 

6d.  Humans

Mostly harmless

 

6e.  (the) Kossith

The what now?  Oh, they spook the crap out me.

 

7.  What is their opinion of:

 

7a.  Orlais

Neutral/ambivalent

7b.  Ferelden

The last true stronghold of our people.

7c.  Tevinter

Perhaps the worst thing to ever happen to our people.  If the surfacers are to be believed they practically ruined my race.

 

8.  Are they idealistic or pragmatic?

Pragmatic

 

8a.  Do the ends always justify the means?

Almost always

8b.  Do the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few?

Yes

8c.  Would they sacrifice themselves for others?

If absolutely necessary yes

 

9.  What alignment are they? 

Chaotic Good

 

10.  How do they view their role as the Inquisitor?

Like the hero of Ferelden - someone who can restore glory for his people

 

11.  Are they dutiful, or lazy?

Lazy

 

12.  Are they intelligent?

Verily

 

12a.  Are they socially intelligent, and gifted at reading people?

Somewhat

12b.  Are they academically intelligent, and widely versed?

Yes

12c.  Are they wise, and do they possesses common sense?

Yes

12d.  Are they adaptable, or unable to cope with sudden change?

Adaptable

12e.  Are they skilled artistically?

No

 

13.  Are they funny, or serious?

Funny

 

13a.  Is humor a defense mechanism?

Yes

13b.  Do they try to be funny, and fail at it?

Always

 

14.  Are they a romantic, or do they fear commitment? 

Romantic, but mostly interested in a good time.

 

15.  Did they, or do they love their family?

I respect the idea of it

[ShadowLordXII]

Ebasit Adaar, Qunari - Rogue - 30s - Male - Bi-sexual (preference for females)

 

1. Are they a practitioner of Andrastianism?

No.

 

1a.  If not, then what do they practice, if anything?

Agnostic.

 

2. Are they pro-Circle?

Neutral.

 

2a.  If so, are they pro-Templar?

Zealots make business complicated.

 

2b.  Are they anti-Mage?

I don't hate mages. I'm just really wary of the many ways that they can kill people.

 

2c.  Do they support the Circle, but also more independence for mages?

Neutral.

 

3.  Are they pro-Mage?

Refer to 2b.

 

3a.  Are they anti-Templar?

Technically no, but they suck as employers.

 

3b.  Do they support Apostates, Maleficar, and/or Blood Mages?

As long as they don't throw their spells at me, they do whatever they want.

 

3c.  Do they support Tevinter style rule?

 

4.  What is their opinion of:

 

4a. Nobility

Not a fan, but they have deep pockets. The average job is also fairly easy and puts a good amount of coin in my pocket. They're also easy to scare if the price is too low.

 

4b. The Poor

Get off your rumps and stop waiting for someone to do something for you.

 

5.  What is their opinion of:

 

5a. The Qunari Faith

No.

 

5b. Imperial Andrastianism

Gender and color aside, they're not much different from the Orlesian Chantry.

 

5c. The Old Gods

Five of em are dead and the last two are trapped underground. Some gods eh?

 

5d. The Dalish Faith

I'm not sure about why the dalish would bother worshipping absentee gods. At least the "Maker" is actively avoiding his "kids" for a reason.

 

5f. Atheism

Have fun with that.

 

6.  What is their opinion of:

 

6a.  Dwarves

Some are greedy and some are fun. But most of the one's that I've worked for aren't poor, so I'm not the best judge.

 

6b.  City Elves

If they'd do something about their lot then maybe they wouldn't be oppressed all of the time. But I ain't an elf, so maybe I'm being unfair.

 

6c.  Dalish Elves

Tough to elude, great archers and good herbalists. Other than that, I'm neutral.

 

6d.  Humans

Not gonna bother.

 

6e.  (the) Kossith

The Qunari Kossith are sheep. The rest are...lost...except for those who've never had any attachment to the Qun like me.

 

7.  What is their opinion of:

 

7a.  Orlais

Hate it. Hate their queen. Hate their nobles. Hate those stupid masks. Hate those impractical dresses. Hate their cathedral. Hate their pretentious Divine.

 

7b.  Ferelden

Like the dogs, Quickest to defeat a Blight, and they're not afraid of a fight.

 

7c.  Tevinter

Never going there.

 

8.  Are they idealistic or pragmatic?

Ideals are good until it comes down to survival. When the stakes are down, you'll see how hard people cling to their ideals. Most will throw them out the window if it won't save their life. Not that I don't have any ideas or principles, but I'm an honest pragmatic.

 

8a.  Do the ends always justify the means?

Depends on the means and the intended ends.

 

8b.  Do the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few?

Depends on the definition of the many and the few.

 

8c.  Would they sacrifice themselves for others?

 

9.  What alignment are they? 

Neutral.

 

10.  How do they view their role as the Inquisitor?

World's going to an end and I'm apparently the only one who can save it. Fine. I'll be the hero. But I'm not doing this for free. I expect to have land, riches, title and a beautiful lady sitting on my lap by the time this is all over.

 

11.  Are they dutiful, or lazy?

Lazy mercenaries don't tend to live long.

 

12.  Are they intelligent?

I once undid a very tight knob by cutting the rope. Does that count?

 

12a.  Are they socially intelligent, and gifted at reading people?

Reading people is how I know who will be a good mark for a job and who is best left alone. Who is a good target for a fight and who isn't.

 

12b.  Are they academically intelligent, and widely versed?

I read enough to where I'm not dumb. I can speak Common and Qunlat, but that's about it.

 

12c.  Are they wise, and do they possesses common sense?

I'm no scholar, I just learn from my experience and try not to repeat dumb mistakes. Common sense has saved my hide many times and I've seen the lack of it cause other friends and associates to die.

 

12d.  Are they adaptable, or unable to cope with sudden change?

Adapting is what I've done my whole life.

 

12e.  Are they skilled artistically?

I've sketched out a pic of every lass and occasional lad who I've shared a bed with. Some pics are better than others depending on my experience with them.

 

13.  Are they funny, or serious?

A little of both.

 

13a.  Is humor a defense mechanism?

For what?

 

13b.  Do they try to be funny, and fail at it?

I just speak and if folk think that it's funny, then let them laugh.

 

14.  Are they a romantic, or do they fear commitment? 

Commitment weighs you down. Emotions get flared up and you're so blind that you can't see straight and walk right off of a cliff. Maybe I could give romance a shot if I find a lady smart and pretty enough to be worth the loss of freedom. But what if doesn't work? Why take a risk that I don't need?

 

15.  Did they, or do they love their family?

Never knew them. The closest to a family that I have are these Valo-kas lads, but it's mostly a business arrangement between us.

[ElementalFury106]

These things make me inexplicably happy haha

 

Spoiler

[Christoph Trevelyan (Human)] - [Mage] - [29] - [Male] - [Straight]

 

1. Are they a practitioner of Andrastianism?

-In part. Christoph can be described religiously to our real life Deist and Agnostic religious views. He believes the Maker exists, or once existed, but plays no part in the shaping of Thedas, The Fade, or any other realms. The entity known as the Maker is a creator, but not a shaper.

 

1b.  If religious, are they zealots, devout, spiritual, or do they only give lip service?

-It's not unheard of for him to participate in prayers and such, though he does not believe they will do any good. Still, he doesn't discourage the concept and influence of Faith.

 

2. Are they pro-Circle?

-Indifferent. He is a Circle Mage. Christoph obviously resents the fact that he was taken from his Noble lifestyle and birthright to be jailed in The Circle. However, he is not ignorant and understands that Mages are immensely dangerous. Though he does not enjoy being part of The Circle, since no better solution presents itself, he has taken a philosophical approach to taking comfort in the fact that he and his fellow Mages are of no danger to others.

 

2a.  If so, are they pro-Templar?

-Respects the vigilance of Templars but believes they can and do abuse their power as well as any Blood Mage.

 

2b.  Are they anti-Mage?

-Of course not.

 

2c.  Do they support the Circle, but also more independence for mages?

-Until a better solution can present itself, Christoph supports The Circle, but does not condone the Chantry/Templar's abuses. 

 

3.  Are they pro-Mage?

-Not necessarily. Christoph understands the plight of Mages, especially Circle Mages considering he was one, but he is well aware of their abuses. He will not unconditionally support Mages, and would execute any Blood Mage as easily as any rogue Templar.

 

3a.  Are they anti-Templar?

-No. Templars who do not abuse their charges are honorable and vigilant sorts who protect the people, the Chantry, and the Mages themselves.

 

3b.  Do they support Apostates, Maleficar, and/or Blood Mages?

-Apostates; perhaps. So long as those Apostates do not use their magic for personal gain. Maleficars and Blood Mages; no. They should be executed, for they are too weak to withstand their desires and hold that kind of power.

 

3c.  Do they support Tevinter style rule?

-No. Tevinter Mages abuse their power and commit despicable acts. They are not "true" Mages.

 

 

4.  What is their opinion of:

 

4a. Nobility

-Depends on the Noble. A couple can't speak for them all.

 

4b. The Poor

-No opinion.

 

5.  What is their opinion of:

 

               5a. The Qunari Faith

              -It is a fascinating philosophy, but a very skewed and ignorant one. To each their own.

 

               5b. Imperial Andrastianism

              -Andraste herself acted like an Imperial in uniting the lands against Tevinter. It is fitting that her worship be spread in the same way her living influence did.

 

               5c. The Old Gods

               -He does not prefer them in their Archdemon form.

 

               5d. The Dalish Faith

              -Lots of respect for the Dalish. Preserving their lore and living as nomads takes an unfathomable amount of dedication, hard work, and intellect. 

 

               5f. Atheism

              -It is understandable to be an atheist in a world that seems to be all but forsaken. 

 

6.  What is their opinion of:

 

6a.  Dwarves

-Ignorant, snobby, stubborn, yet mechanically brilliant. Will treat each individually met Dwarf without bias, however.

 

6b.  City Elves

-Pities them.

 

6c.  Dalish Elves

-Respects them.

 

6d.  Humans

-They are what they are.

 

6e.  (the) Kossith

-Terrifyingly fascinating folk.

 

7.  What is their opinion of:

 

7a.  Orlais

-Absolutely laughable culture. Political instigators. Though the best things about humanity stem and reside in Orlais, it is a nation with too much power for its own good.

 

7b.  Ferelden

-A simple nation for simple folk. Beyond Denerim and Amanranthine, the country is vast, ripe with potential, and smells of wet dog.

 

7c.  Tevinter

-Culturally and artistically beautiful. Socially and politically despicable.

 

 

8.  Are they idealistic or pragmatic?

-Both! In some situation Christoph is always an idealist, in others he prefers a pragmatic approach. I suppose he is more pragmatic than idealistic, but he definitely embodies both.

 

8a.  Do the ends always justify the means?

-Not at all. The journey/path is just as important and meaningful as the goal.

 

8b.  Do the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few?

-Not always, no.

 

8c.  Would they sacrifice themselves for others?

-It depends on who exactly. For strangers or causes-not likely.

 

9.  What alignment are they? 

-The Inquisition!

 

10.  How do they view their role as the Inquisitor?

-Indifferent at first but definitely steps up to the task.

 

11.  Are they dutiful, or lazy?

-Heralds can't be lazy.

 

12.  Are they intelligent?

-Incredibly.

 

12a.  Are they socially intelligent, and gifted at reading people?

-Yes, very much so.

 

12b.  Are they academically intelligent, and widely versed?

-Yes, Christoph is very educated. He began education at a very young age because of his Noble privileges, and pursued his historical studies while in The Circle.

 

12c.  Are they wise, and do they possesses common sense?

-Christoph overthinks things. Though it makes him lose sleep at night, it always gives him an unshakable moral compass. His decisions are well thought out, not impulsive, implying his wisdom.

 

12d.  Are they adaptable, or unable to cope with sudden change?

-It depends on the severity and context of the situation. Some things Christoph can accept and adapt to very quickly, but some things takes him time to grasp.

 

12e.  Are they skilled artistically?

-Not quite. He appreciates art and loves music, but he doesn't have any notable talent of his own when it comes to creating it.

 

13.  Are they funny, or serious?

-More funny than serious, but can definitely become serious at a moment's notice.

 

13a.  Is humor a defense mechanism?

-When appropriate.

 

13b.  Do they try to be funny, and fail at it?

-Usually won't a joke or comedic remark unless it appeals to the humor of his company.

 

14.  Are they a romantic, or do they fear commitment? 

-Huge romantic.

 

15.  Did they, or do they love their family?

-He did. Never blamed or resented them for doing the right thing and sending him to The Circle.

 

[taviastrife]

I plan to have numerous playthroughs, but my first is going to be:

Spoiler

[Amara Trevelyan] - [Mage] - [23] - [Female] - [Heterosexual]

 

1. Are they a practitioner of Andrastianism?

Yes and no.  She believes in the Maker but not in the same way as the Chantry preaches about him.  Her time in study at the Circle has caused her to form rather unique opinions/considerations for certain conflicts and racial tensions.  She doesn't think that it's all so exclusive and doesn't know if the origin of Thedas, ect. from the Chantry's view is accurate.

 

1a.  If not, then what do they practice, if anything?

1b.  If religious, are they zealots, devout, spiritual, or do they only give lip service?

Definitely not a zealot.  She's devout in prayer to the Maker and tries to reflect her belief through actions.

 

2. Are they pro-Circle?

Mostly yes.  While at the Circle herself, she encountered good and bad Templars--ones that abused their power over the mages and ones that knew what it meant to serve the Order and protect mages from themselves as well as others.  She sees the flaws but also the benefits of the Circle.  It needs to remain for a place where mages can be taken and guided through their magical talents, because demons will always be a threat to mages.  If the mages and templars would return to how the Circle was originally intended to work (instead of abuse from both sides), she believes it could work.  But, it might take the current Circle to crumble entirely before it can be rebuilt.

 

2a.  If so, are they pro-Templar?

In a way, yes, except when it comes to Red Templars.  She believes there are good and bad people in the Order.  She wishes to find ground with reasonable Templars.

2b.  Are they anti-Mage?

No, but she will in no way support blood mages or mages who are ruthless/one-dimensional in their methods to break free from the Circle.  More killing of innocents and Templars will never solve anything, and only harms mages standing in the sight of Thedas.  They shouldn't give Templars' ammo against them.

2c.  Do they support the Circle, but also more independence for mages?

Yes, she supports the Circle and the purpose behind it.  Because of the dangers involved with magic, she believes that respect and trust will always need to be earned from the Templars and Thedas.  But, she doesn't think that has to be a bad thing.  With trust comes more responsibilities and freedoms/normalcy and being granted time (even years) out of the Circle.

 

3.  Are they pro-Mage?

Not in the sense of their rebellion and abandonment of the Circle.  But, she wishes mages to rally back together and find a solution to the conflict.

 

3a.  Are they anti-Templar?

No, but definitely no support for Red Templars.

3b.  Do they support Apostates, Maleficar, and/or Blood Mages?

Not in the slightest.

3c.  Do they support Tevinter style rule?

No.  It's all a farce; there is no authority to stop mages from overstepping the bounds.  Too many dangers and chances for blood mages and Maleficar to sprout.

 

4.  What is their opinion of:

 

4a. Nobility

Since nobility was taken from her when she was sent to the Circle, she has always found it interesting.  Never something she could live up to, though.  She has no real experience with such things outside from what she's read in books.  Although perhaps etiquette wouldn't be a problem, she would never know the intricacies of such things.

4b. The Poor

She has been deprived certain luxuries but hasn't experienced the realities of the poor.  However, she sympathizes with those who suffer and wishes to help or understand people she meets.

 

5.  What is their opinion of:

 

               5a. The Qunari Faith

She finds the Qunari and their culture interesting but ultimately thinks they are misguided/ruthless in how they carry out their beliefs.  She has no interest in the Faith beyond study.

               5b. Imperial Andrastianism

She thinks certain aspects of the Imperial Chantry have merit.  She also thinks magic can serve man for the greater good, but it also can harbor great evils.  She does not think that mages should be unshackled from the Templars, and that they shouldn't have ruling positions in politics.

               5c. The Old Gods

She doesn't think they're any more than glorified dragons corrupted by darkspawn.

               5d. The Dalish Faith

Again, she finds their concept and beliefs intriguing and nothing much more.  But, her studies have made her consider applying the Creators within the Chantry's story of the origin of the Fade and Thedas.  Nothing but baseless and fun studies and theorizing, however.

               5f. Atheism

She doesn't think much of it because of her belief in the Maker.  However, she thinks people should be allowed to have their personal views without issue.

 

6.  What is their opinion of:

 

6a.  Dwarves

Recognizes and respects their old customs and endurance in fighting the darkspawn.

6b.  City Elves

Views them as a person equal to her.  She was surrounded by human and elf mages while being in the Circle.

6c.  Dalish Elves

Not much opinion.  She has never met one.  Respects their wishes to be nomadic and yearning for their heritage, but nothing more than that.

6d.  Humans

Humans are a mixture of many things--cruelty, love, kindness, racism, understanding, ect.  She does not regret being born one, though.

6e.  (the) Kossith

Dangerous and fearsome.

 

7.  What is their opinion of:

 

7a.  Orlais

Finds their political posing and pompousness irksome.  Also, she hates slavery.

7b.  Ferelden

Respects it.

7c.  Tevinter

Practically loathes it.

 

8.  Are they idealistic or pragmatic?

 

8a.  Do the ends always justify the means?

No.

8b.  Do the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few?

She might say no in some cases even though she knows that the answer is yes.  Her personality conflicts with the weight of leadership sometimes.

8c.  Would they sacrifice themselves for others?

Yes.

 

9.  What alignment are they? 

Diplomatic / caring.

 

10.  How do they view their role as the Inquisitor?

She is quite confused by it.  While somewhat unsure about her capabilities, she intends to do what she can within her power to solve the issue of the Rift.

 

11.  Are they dutiful, or lazy?

Dutiful.

 

12.  Are they intelligent?

Not street smarts intelligence.  Mainly book smarts from studying in the Circle.  She had lived a somewhat sheltered life.

 

12a.  Are they socially intelligent, and gifted at reading people?

Not entirely.  She definitely cannot pick up on small intricacies of body language.  And she can be awkward in some conversations, especially involving politics.

12b.  Are they academically intelligent, and widely versed?

Yes.

12c.  Are they wise, and do they possesses common sense?

Not really wise, but she does use common sense in a lot of cases.

12d.  Are they adaptable, or unable to cope with sudden change?

She's not necessarily unable to cope with sudden change.  However, she will be confused at the beginnings of the Inquisition.

12e.  Are they skilled artistically?

She has tried her hand at writing but doesn't prefer to share her efforts with others.

 

13.  Are they funny, or serious?

A mixture of both, depending on how appropriate the situation is.

 

13a.  Is humor a defense mechanism?

No.

13b.  Do they try to be funny, and fail at it?

Sometimes yes and no.  Like I said, she can be awkward at times.

 

14.  Are they a romantic, or do they fear commitment? 

She would commit to the right person.  But, she would never throw her affections around willy-nilly.

 

15.  Did they, or do they love their family?

She's indifferent.  Although she holds no resentment for being sent to the Circle, she doesn't keep in contact with them very often.  A letter or two every few months.  She has found a family within the Circle.

 

That took way too long and found that way too fun to type out.   

[Notshauna]

Okie dokie let's do this

 

[Asaara Adaar] - [Mage] - [32] - [Female] - [Bisexual Homoromantic]

 

Spoiler

1. Are they a practitioner of Andrastianism?

No, she does believe that there are gods but finds it unlikely that one would create the world and abandon it, even more so that it'd only return if you sing a song.

1a.  If not, then what do they practice, if anything?

She doesn't practice any organized religion instead paying lip service to Tevinter Gods, the Maker, and other deities as she sees fit.

1b.  If religious, are they zealots, devout, spiritual, or do they only give lip service?

I suppose the only zealotry she'd show is against anyone who is overly certain of the will of gods, for she finds it both foolish and vain to believe you can imagine what a god wants.

2. Are they pro-Circle?

If by Circle do you mean mage organization for study and research of magic, yes. Otherwise no. The weak should not imprison the strong out of fear.

2a.  If so, are they pro-Templar?

She admires the commitment of Templars in combating mages and feels that it's odd that "normies" would not all practice a technique to protect them from mages if they are so frightened.

2b.  Are they anti-Mage?

Hell no. She believes that mages are gifted and talented people and as such should rule, a mage certainly is more prepared to fight in wars against than "normies"

2c.  Do they support the Circle, but also more independence for mages?

It's a compromise, but it's a band aid fix, granting more rights to your wrongfully imprisoned improves their life, yes, but it fails to rectify the wrong.

3.  Are they pro-Mage?

Extremely. She is surprised how many mages are opposed to their own powers.

3a.  Are they anti-Templar?

The organization? Absolutely she sees them as small minded tyrants who regress society with every breath. If given the choice she'd end the Templar order.

3b.  Do they support Apostates, Maleficar, and/or Blood Mages?

She's an Apostate herself, so she clearly is supportive of them. As for Blood Mages, she personally finds it very unsavory and limits herself to more "clean" magics, but she respects the power it offers. The only negative feeling she'd have for a blood mage is the fear that they'd be ghoulish, and should she end up finding out otherwise she would not.

3c.  Do they support Tevinter style rule?

In a lot of regards, yes. She agrees that mages often make great rulers if nothing else because they've lived with awe inspiring power their entire life, but she disagrees with their attitude towards mage family classification. She believes that any one could make just as good of a leader as anyone else but it just comes easier to mages.

4.  What is their opinion of:

4a. Nobility

Shouldn't exist. There is nothing carried in the blood that makes someone better than anyone else, it's in the mind, body and spirit. On a personal level she gets along with a lot of nobility as they're well educated, socially aware and classy people, so she likes most of them.

4b. The Poor

Poor sods. She feels sympathy but isn't going to be their champion, she finds a lot of them too crude and base.

5.  What is their opinion of:

               5a. The Qunari Faith

Insanity. There is so much certainty in something without evidence that the Qunari are unimaginable to them, it's just as believable to someone who decided to worship their dog as some sort of divine being.

               5b. Imperial Andrastianism

Interested. She sees a lot of good things in it but honestly isn't familiar enough with it to talk about it, she was not in a lot of Chantries during her time in Tevinter

               5c. The Old Gods

They exist, but are not involved with the world anymore. She sees their loss as a large one.

               5d. The Dalish Faith

Unfamiliar with it, she's heard that the Dalish have their own faith during her time with the Fog Warriors but she hasn't talked to any Dalish about it.

               5f. Atheism

Gods clearly exist as they are the cause of the Blights. It's a falsehood.

6.  What is their opinion of:

6a.  Dwarves

No negative feelings towards the race (she has had a casteless girlfriend named Jonka) but she highly dislikes Orzammar politics, particularly the caste system, she was thrown out of a couple of bars by trying to get her girlfriend in (particularly in the Diamond Quarter) and threatening the Tavern keeps when they refused 

6b.  City Elves

A great deal of sympathy for them, she sees that they've lost so much of what makes them who they are, but respects their endurance. She thinks that they deserve a fair shake and true equality.

6c.  Dalish Elves

She only knows what city elves and humans have told her of the Dalish, so nothing other than hearsay, she hopes they are able to find a land of their own though.

6d.  Humans

How can you even form an opinion of such a large group of people?

6e.  (the) Kossith

She dislikes Qunari, rarely respects Tal'Vasoth but likes those of her people who choose to live outside of the Qun's definitions. She isn't Tal'Vasoth she's Asaara who happens to be a grey-bronze skinned horned giant.

7.  What is their opinion of:

 

7a.  Orlais

A gorgeous, she loves the fashion, foods and the game. She finds their attitude towards love refreshing and feels it is one of the three jewels of humanity.

7b.  Ferelden

Cold and smells of wet dog and rotting garbage. Not a fan.

7c.  Tevinter

Mixed feelings. She feels it's to mired in tradition, and has a great deal of inequality. But, it is also a bastion for mages everywhere, where they can be free. She loves the area and feels it (along with Orlais and Antivia) is the most beautiful place in the world. Fashion is great too. Also her first serious relationship was with a young (Asaara was ~2 years older than the girl, they started the relationship when Asaara was 17) human mage-girl who was attempting to become a magister, it eventually broke them apart and they left on decent terms. 

8.  Are they idealistic or pragmatic?

Ugh. She's idealistic but cynical. She's been let down a lot by injustice and is sometimes doubtful she can make the world a better place.

8a.  Do the ends always justify the means?

Usually. There are of course limitations, such as excessively brutal means, and minor ends.

8b.  Do the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few?

The question itself is wrong. Everyone had needs by failing to act in accordance to the needs of individual you fail to meet the needs of the many. The many is just a great deal of individuals.

8c.  Would they sacrifice themselves for others?

Depends on who. She's never had to choose and never wants to, but only for those she cares about.

9.  What alignment are they? 

Chaotic Neutral

10.  How do they view their role as the Inquisitor?

With glee, she can finally make the change she wants to see in the world.

11.  Are they dutiful, or lazy?

Neither. She shirks her duty as she believes the only duty she has is to herself and those close to her. If didn't want to lead the Inquisition she wouldn't.

12.  Are they intelligent?

Very. She was far too smart to follow the rules passed by her Mother and was always getting into trouble due to her rebellious nature.

12a.  Are they socially intelligent, and gifted at reading people?

She has spent a lot of time with nobles during her time as a mercenary, so she's good at talking to them, also freedom fighter-y types during her time with the Ash Warriors and Jonka.

12b.  Are they academically intelligent, and widely versed?

She loves reading but her parents were illiterate, so she had to learn through an Ash Warrior who handled the teaching. He taught her rather well and during her time in Tevinter and Orzammar she read a lot. Her knowledge is limited in other regards. 

12c.  Are they wise, and do they possesses common sense?

Not really. She can be fairly oblivious, a fact that Jonka would never stop teasing her for. 

12d.  Are they adaptable, or unable to cope with sudden change?

I'm sure she likes to think that she is but in reality no. The mercenary life was very hard on her and she always made sure to take assignments around a certain area, when she did leave only for a short while.

12e.  Are they skilled artistically?

She's an excellent dancer and can hold a tune but otherwise has limited talent. Can't draw worth a damn.

13.  Are they funny, or serious?

A lot less serious as of late, the last 4 years.

13a.  Is humor a defense mechanism?

She joked around a lot with Jonka but she jokes a lot more now. When she got a job in Redcliffe she promised her girlfriend she'd be back by their 10 year anniversary, true to her word she returned to the small town off of Orzammar to find that Dwarven Bounty Hunters from Orzammar had captured her girlfriend and has released her into the deep roads to be exiled. Apparently she stole a trinket from a minor noble and he had hired Bounty Hunters to arrest her. When she learned that she ran through Orzammar's gates straight through the commons right into the deep roads entrance screaming her name, it took a dozen Dwarven Soldiers to stop her. She never got to enter the deep roads or find her Girlfriend. She blames herself for failing her and has since deflected anything heavy with jokes and faux laughter. 

13b.  Do they try to be funny, and fail at it?

Her humor has been really dark lately, so depending on the person she fails. But, she has a great sense of humor and tries her best to maintain the joking that she and Jonka had.

14.  Are they a romantic, or do they fear commitment? 

She's afraid of commitment after Jonka's exile, but, in the past has been highly romantic, she even taught Jonka how to read just so she could enjoy the notes Asaara left around the house. 

15.  Did they, or do they love their family?

Not according to her Mother, they were furious when she said that she was going to be a mercenary preferably one based in Tevinter, they thought that it went against their raising her in the Ash Warriors. She never knew her father other than he was too an Ash Warrior.

 

EDIT: SHOULD BE ALL FIXED NOW.

[KennethAFTopp]

Those are some good questions. but to avoid inconsistencies with choices in BioWare games I've realized it is easier to do it much simpler. All my characters has a keyword that I hinge on to them as their Concept such as my Elf Rogue his keyword is Brothers in Arms with Alistair, like minded irreverent humor.

My Human Warrior's Key word is Revenge and that is what drives him and so on and so forth.

[herkles]

For my Human rogue, Navilia Trevelyan, I did my best to try and answer it all in character. I might write up my dalish mage later.

 

Spoiler

 Navilia Trevelyan – 23 – rogue – bisexual

 

1. Are you a practitioner of Andrastianism and how devote are you?

Of course I am. The proud Trevelyan family has always been close to the Chantry and the templars and I am no exception. I was expected to join the priesthood as a sister, something that I would excell in.

 

While I do consider myself devoted to the faith. I would not consider myself a zealot. I am devoted, but the true meaning of faith requires thinking and understanding, not blind zealotry.

 

2. Are you pro-Circle, if so are you also pro-templar?

The circle is a good institution. It helps teach mages the proper use of magic. “magic exist to serve man and never rule over him” The chant speaks truly and without a proper circle to teach magic, they are likely to fall into tempation and become Maleficar. Magic is a corrupting force, but one that can be dealt with through training which the circle provides.

 

The templars serve a good purpose. They are our guardians against the mages that fall into deprevation, and seek to become maleficar. Mages can become abominations and monsters. The order is a force of good in this regard. They are meant to be the guardians of the mages, the friend who leads them away from temptation into evil.

 

The fact that they have left the chantry to become nothing but mage-hunters is an unfortunate and disasterous thing. The templars like any mortal organzation are not perfect though, and the men and women of the kirkwall order showed that was true.

 

3. Are they pro-Mage and what is your stance on apostates and tevinter style rule?

Mages can be good people, and dangerous people too yet they are still people. Magic is by its nature corrupting but with the light of the chantry its corruption can be held at bay. While I do not understand the Mortalitasi, I know from tales of my mother that they are a good example of mages who know how to serve man.

 

Maleficar are the worst vile mages who would sell their own souls for power. They have no concept of justice, morality, kindness or goodness. They are vile men who have forsaken what is right and embraced absolute corruption and deprevation. Any Maleficar should be killed before they harm any more innocents.

 

The tevinter mages of the Tevinter Imperium support such blasphemous acts. They forget the meaning of the “magic exists to serve man never to rule over him” how much more obvious is the breaking of going against the maker then by having mages rule outright as it was back in the days of ancient tevinter. They support the actions of the Maleficari and other vile mages, the magisters laud the fact that they have a blood mage in the family.

 

 

4. What is your opinion of the nobility and the poor?

 

As a noblewoman I know my rights and my duties. Many unfortunately do not and seek to oppress the people that rely upon them. Being noble means holding power and having responsibility with that power. They scheme against one another, however that doesn't mean every noble is an Orlaisian fop. 

 

While the nobility tend to scheme against one another. The commoners typically seek nothing more then food, shelter and not to be oppressed.They are much easier to take care of then some of the more scheming nobles that wish to further their own schemes. 

 

5. What is your opinion of:

 

5a. The Qunari Faith: Well, I do like their dedication, though I am not honestly sure about it. I have never really seen a qunari before.

5b. Imperial Andrastianism: are you also asking if I approve of maleficar? For that is what the imperal Chantry is an excuse for men and women to be maleficar and enslave others. They are the worst, only those that worship the old gods are worse.

5c. The Old Gods: The worse, who ever worships one of those false gods should be destroyed.

5d. The Dalish Faith: I do not know much on what the dalish believe. They are wrong for not embracing the maker when her prophet freed them from slavery.

5f. Atheism: I do not even understand what this is. People that worship nothing? Do such people exist?

 

6. What is your opinion of:

 

6a. Dwarves

Good merchants, they have an eye for making money. One should be careful with your coin for all dwarves know how to separate a man from their coin. That being said they are good people.

6b. City Elves: A poor lot, but they are good people. They do seem to prefer the company of their own over others, but they are good people.

6c. Dalish Elves: A strange people, I am not really sure what to make of the Dalish.

6d. Humans: We have sinned due to the damnation of the Tevinter, but we do what we can to show that we have risen from there ancient sin. 

6e. (the) Kossith: By the Maker, is this some sort of Demon?

 

7. What is your opinion of:

 

7a. Orlais: The Orlaisians are foppish people, but it is wrong to underestimate them. They pracice politics and it is a sharp blade in their hands.

7b. Ferelden: down to earth, but a good down to earth people. They have shown their power recently from ousting Orlais to ending the blight.

7c. Tevinter: by the maker, why do you keep asking about these people. Tevinter is evil, they are vile and blasphemous men and women. They are an empire that enjoys being openly evil. there really is nothing more to say about these monsters that I haven't said already. 

7d. Nevarra: My mother's home, I have been there only a few times but I have enjoyed the country. We are a rightfully proud people. It is a rich and powerful land that might very well eclipse Orlais in terms of glory and power.

 

Though I will never understand the Mortalitasi. Magic serving the kingdom I can understand, and I can appreciate it. Yet the focus on death? I will never get. They do not seem to be Maleficar but the focus on death is a strange forcus. Nevertheless, I am proud that my ancestry comes from such a powerful kingdom.

 

8. Are you idealistic or pragmatic?

I like to consider that I am realistically optimistic, my brother does say I am an idealist though.

8a. Do the ends always justify the means?

No. While one should be careful to keep the end in sight.

8b. Would you sacrifice yourself for others?

Yes, If it was required of me to save other lives then I would do just this.

 

9. What alignment are they?

((Neutral good))

 

10. Are you dutiful, or lazy?

I consider myself dutiful. Laziness does not serve a sister in the chantry nor a noble of House Trevelyan.

 

10. Are you intelligent?

Yes, I consider myself intelligent. One must nurture the mind if one is to take a role within our holy chantry.

10a. Are you socially intelligent, and gifted at reading people?

Yes, to understand the common man is one of my gifts. Of course as I am to enter the Holy Chantry as a sister, I need to be able to understand the common man. A sister that can not understand the people is not a good sister.

11b. Are you academically intelligent, and widely versed?

Yes, It is good to have grow the mind. Just as the sword needs a whetstone, so does a mind need books.

11c. Are you skilled artistically?

Not really, much to my mother's disappointment.

 

12. Are you a romantic, or do they fear commitment?

I am not sure, I do hope to find that someone one day. Of course as I am expected to join the chantry, that will not likely happen.

 

13. Did you, or do you love your family?

Of course I love my family. While I may butt heads with my sibilings, we still care for each other.  

[efd731]

The adventures of harold the inquisitor, herald of andraste and total self insert

1. Are they a practitioner of Andrastianism? Nope

1a.  If not, then what do they practice, if anything? theyre pretty sure its just a scam

1b.  If religious, are they zealots, devout, spiritual, or do they only give lip service? na

 

2. Are they pro-Circle? yes

2a.  If so, are they pro-Templar? no

2b.  Are they anti-Mage? no

2c.  Do they support the Circle, but also more independence for mages? yes

 

3.  Are they pro-Mage? no

3a.  Are they anti-Templar? no

3b.  Do they support Apostates, Maleficar, and/or Blood Mages? no

3c.  Do they support Tevinter style rule?no

 

4.  What is their opinion of:

4a. Nobility Give me your money

4b. The Poor give me your fealty

 

5.  What is their opinion of:

  5a. The Qunari Faith **** no

               5b. Imperial Andrastianism **** no

               5c. The Old Gods **** no

               5d. The Dalish Faith **** no

               5f. Atheism ....guess there arent really other options

 

6.  What is their opinion of:

 

6a.  Dwarves well if it isnt my favourite drinking buddy!!

6b.  City Elves they are a lithe pointy eared people who excel at poverty

6c.  Dalish Elves dirty tree hippies, with cool tats, wanna be buds?

6d.  Humans ........you mean normal people?

6e.  (the) Kossith oxmen are friends, not target practice(Nemo reference)

 

7.  What is their opinion of:

7a.  Orlais  stinky cheese and stinkier people,but gaspard's a total bro

7b.  Ferelden grey warden king that stopped the blight, who is best buds with a archdemon killing dwarven bad-ass? (fanboy squees intensify)

7c.  Tevinter the crazy mage place? maybe lets not go there

 

8.  Are they idealistic or pragmatic?

 

8a.  Do the ends always justify the means? THATS PERSONAL!!

8b.  Do the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few? who can help me more?

8c.  Would they sacrifice themselves for others? but mooooooommmm, do i have to?

 

9.  What alignment are they? stealthily checks everyone elses answers, puts (A)

 

10.  How do they view their role as the Inquisitor? save the world and bang hot people, maybe sometimes in that order

 

11.  Are they dutiful, or lazy? Ill answer you in a minute, jesus

 

12.  Are they intelligent? can i read and write well? sure, can i always find the skyhold gate keys and my boots....maybe

 

12a.  Are they socially intelligent, and gifted at reading people? kinda

12b.  Are they academically intelligent, and widely versed? kinda 

12c.  Are they wise, and do they possesses common sense? very common sense, almost sagacious

12d.  Are they adaptable, or unable to cope with sudden change? proudly adaptable

12e.  Are they skilled artistically? do you like my stick figure!

 

13.  Are they funny, or serious?

Sarcastic funny all the way!!

13a.  Is humor a defense mechanism? nope

13b.  Do they try to be funny, and fail at it? Half and Half

 

14.  Are they a romantic, or do they fear commitment? is commitment the fastest way to cassandra's steamy nevarran heart? than yes

 

15.  Did they, or do they love their family? havent seen them in years, stupid circle buisness.

[Kriztofer]

[Christopher Adaar - I know that's a very human first name but my head-canon is that they have a qunlat name but "borrowed" The Hero of Ferelden's name when they became a mercenary as humans/elves/dwarves couldn't pronounce their qunlat name.] - [Mage] - [Age] - [Male] - [Heterosexual]

 

Spoiler

1. Are they a practitioner of Andrastianism? No

 

1a.  If not, then what do they practice, if anything? They are interested in the Qun, but know little of it.

1b.  If religious, are they zealots, devout, spiritual, or do they only give lip service?

 

2. Are they pro-Circle? No

 

2a.  If so, are they pro-Templar?

2b.  Are they anti-Mage? No

2c.  Do they support the Circle, but also more independence for mages?

 

3.  Are they pro-Mage? Yes

 

3a.  Are they anti-Templar? Yes

3b.  Do they support Apostates, Maleficar, and/or Blood Mages?  Apostates: Yes, Maleficar and blood mages, no.

3c.  Do they support Tevinter style rule? They believe mages should be able to rule, but the Imperium is corrupt.

 

4.  What is their opinion of:

 

4a. Nobility: Do little to help their people

4b. The Poor: Unlucky buggers, tries to help where he can.

 

5.  What is their opinion of:

 

               5a. The Qunari Faith: They want to know more about it (and hope Iron Bull will be a way to find out)

               5b. Imperial Andrastianism: Same as the Chantry as far as they're concerned

               5c. The Old Gods: Archaic beliefs

               5d. The Dalish Faith: Knows little of it

               5f. Atheism: Their current outlook on life

 

6.  What is their opinion of:

 

6a.  Dwarves: Neutral

6b.  City Elves: Neutral

6c.  Dalish Elves: Neutral

6d.  Humans: Neutral

6e.  (the) Kossith: Their people, they know very little of their culture (being raised outside the qun) and always wants to find out more, however being a 'Saarebas' has made that difficult with the few Tal-Vashoth they've met

 

7.  What is their opinion of:

 

7a.  Orlais: Hats.

7b.  Ferelden: The only home they've ever known

7c.  Tevinter: Can't be any worse than elsewhere, right?

 

8.  Are they idealistic or pragmatic? Idealistic

 

8a.  Do the ends always justify the means? No

8b.  Do the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few? Yes

8c.  Would they sacrifice themselves for others? To some extent, perhaps

 

9.  What alignment are they?  Neutral Good

 

10.  How do they view their role as the Inquisitor? It's important, to the people, to Thedas - it's also the most important thing they've ever done.

 

11.  Are they dutiful, or lazy? Dutiful, although they joke about it.

 

12.  Are they intelligent? Yes.

 

12a.  Are they socially intelligent, and gifted at reading people? Not particularly.

12b.  Are they academically intelligent, and widely versed? Yes.

12c.  Are they wise, and do they possesses common sense? To some extent.

12d.  Are they adaptable, or unable to cope with sudden change? They adapt as they need to.

12e.  Are they skilled artistically? Perhaps, if they ever found the time.

 

13.  Are they funny, or serious? Funny

 

13a.  Is humor a defense mechanism? Sometimes (...although not to the extent it was with Hawke)

13b.  Do they try to be funny, and fail at it? Occasionally

 

14.  Are they a romantic, or do they fear commitment?  Deep down, a romantic.

 

15.  Did they, or do they love their family? They loved their mother, who died during the blight, however never met any other relatives as they were part of the Qun. (Unless Inquisition deals with this and I have to change it)

[LukaCrosszeria]

This gives me a chance to sort out my quizzy

Spoiler

Revas Lavellan (elf) - Mage - 35 - Male - pansexual

 
1. Are they a practitioner of Andrastianism?
no, but isn't too sure about the gods of the Dalish either
 
2. Are they pro-Circle?
anti-Circle

3.  Are they pro-Mage?
yes
3a.  not anti-Templar
3b.  supports apostates, not maleficar or blood mages
3c.  doesn't support Tevinter style rule (because of the blood magic)
 
4.  What is their opinion of:
4a. nobility: doesn't care for them at all
4b. the poor: thinks they should just take what they need
 
5.  What is their opinion of:
5a. The Qunari Faith: doesn't care for it
5b. Imperial Andrastianism: doesn't care for it
5c. The Old Gods: is curious about them
5d. The Dalish Faith: is not so sure anymore what to believe about the gods
5f. Atheism: doesn't care for it
 
6.  What is their opinion of:
6a.  Dwarves: respects them
6b.  City Elves: feels sorry for them
6c.  Dalish Elves: proud of his people
6d.  Humans: doesn't like or trust them
6e.  (the) Kossith: doesn't like their scarily fanatical side
 
7.  What is their opinion of:
7a.  Orlais: vast, powerful, extravagant
7b.  Ferelden: tough, anarchic
7c.  Tevinter: admires the mages for not putting up with the chantry's repression, but doesn't like blood magic
 
8.  Are they idealistic or pragmatic?
idealistic with a smattering of pragmatism
 
8a.  Do the ends always justify the means?
not always
8b.  Do the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few?
not always
8c.  Would they sacrifice themselves for others?
no 

9.  What alignment are they?
chaotic good
 
10.  How do they view their role as the Inquisitor?
vanquisher of the evil that threatens Thedas
 
11.  Are they dutiful, or lazy?
lazy
12.  Are they intelligent?
yes
12a.  Are they socially intelligent, and gifted at reading people?
yes
12b.  Are they academically intelligent, and widely versed?
in matters pertaining to Dalish history and culture, yes
12c.  Are they wise, and do they possesses common sense?
common sense yes, the wisdom fluctuates
12d.  Are they adaptable, or unable to cope with sudden change?
sudden change will cause stress, but should be able to handle it
12e.  Are they skilled artistically?
he likes writing
13.  Are they funny, or serious?
funny
13a.  Is humor a defense mechanism?
no
13b.  Do they try to be funny, and fail at it?
no
14.  Are they a romantic, or do they fear commitment? 
romantic 
15.  Did they, or do they love their family?
yes

[Decepticon Leader Sully]

Pen Strorm   

human

18

Female 

Warrior

Lesbian

 

 

1. Are they a practitioner of Andrastianism?

 

Nah its all pretty mutch a scam made to make people feel speacial.

 

2. Are they pro-Circle? yes

I suppose i mean hey they are people to arnt they?

 

3.  Are they pro-Mage? no

I support those who are underdogh end of story

 

4.  What is their opinion of:

4a. Nobility

Buntch of stuck up snobs. 

4b. The Poor Meh they are my people.

 

5.  What is their opinion of:

  5a. The Qunari Faith 

See first question. 

               5b. Imperial Andrastianism 

Ditto.

               5c. The Old Gods 

Ditto.

               5d. The Dalish Faith 

Ditto.

               5f. Atheism

Finaly something that makes sence.

 

6.  What is their opinion of:

 

6a.  Dwarves 9/10 On the Drunken Barr room brawl o'meter

6b.  City Elves 4/10

6c.  Dalish Elves 5/10 if only due to the Arrowa and the fact that there poisons can get you Ratfaced

6d.  Humans 7/10

6e.  Kossith 1/01 Teetotalers the worst kind of drunk.

 

7.  What is their opinion of:

7a.  Orlais  I can't hear you over your shirt its too loud.   

7b.  Ferelden Hey there no one can smell me.

7c.  Tevinter Buntch of pansy mages.

 

8.  Are they idealistic or pragmatic?

Eh?

 

9.  What alignment are they?

Dose drunken idiot count?

 

10.  How do they view their role as the Inquisitor?

Ok let me ansewe this simply. i get to get drunk steel things and punch people and bang hot elf chicks..you tell me.

 

11.  Are they dutiful, or lazy?

True lazyness is hardwork.

 

12.  Are they intelligent? can i read and write well? 

Eh?

 

13.  Are they funny, or serious?

I take my humour verry seriosly.

 

14.  Are they a romantic, or do they fear commitment?

Im just here to grind crotch powder.

 

15.  Did they, or do they love their family?

Never met em.