Guest_Morrigan_*
I hope not. The last thing I want is for Inquistion to morph into a 150 hour session of the 700 Club.
It's bad enough that everyone refers to the Inquisitor as the "Herald of Andraste."
The first npc who calls me that is going to get the middle finger salute.
It could be a desire demon messing with the Inquisitor's head.
It can't be a mere spirit of hope or the like. If it really does give you the fade brand it has to be more than that, someone actually important.
Wait, that wasn't the Inquisitor's late mother trying to save her child!?
I wondered if it was her myself. Likely its a powerful spirit of "good".
Something tells me the Maker exists, though. Regardless of what the The Elder One says.
When he said to call the Maker's wrath upon him, I would have replied "I am his wrath."
I think it was Andraste, considering a nickname for the Inquisitor is the Herald of Andraste
As I have said before, it reminds me more of Gumby than Andraste.
the Herald of Andraste thing is probably just propoganda, probably thought up by Josephine :v
Guest_TheDarkKnightReturns_*
No.
Andraste doesn't look like an alien with a funny hat. She's either at the Maker's side or was a Dragon-God incarnate. My gut tells me that the spirit in the trailer is an Elvhen ancestor that's in Uthenara.
Guest_Morrigan_*
No.
Andraste doesn't look like an alien with a funny hat. She's either at the Maker's side or was a Dragon-God incarnate.
... or was a normal human being that led a slave insurrection and was executed for her crimes.
There is nothing which points to Andraste actually being divine. The only evidence which the Chantry cites is the healing power of Andraste's ashes, and that can be explained by the high concentration of Lyrium in the ruined temple where they were kept (see Oghren's comments in Origins).
Guest_TheDarkKnightReturns_*
Even if Andraste was normal she really wasn't. But sure, if you want to think she was your run of the mill barbarian rabble-rouser knock yourself out. I like the Dragon-Lady option myself.
Guest_Morrigan_*
Even if Andraste was normal she really wasn't.
Eh? What does that mean?
Are you saying that, by virtue of her actions and presence on the world stage, Andraste is exceptional? I can agree with that. She obviously had a significant impact on the history of Thedas. It doesn't take a god, however, to effect change.
I think its far more likely that its either a powerful demon or spirit that took a form in order to give the Inquisitor the power to combat the Elder One's plan.
It can't be the Devine unless I'm mistaken she doesn't have fade-god powers.
I wondered if it was her myself. Likely its a powerful spirit of "good".
Something tells me the Maker exists, though. Regardless of what the The Elder One says.
When he said to call the Maker's wrath upon him, I would have replied "I am his wrath."
I think the Maker exists as well. I'm just not sure if it is actually the creator (a.k.a. god) or just a very powerful fade entity.
Doubtful, she was wearing the divine's Hat, so likely Justinia.
Either Andraste or what Lady Insanity said, Divine Justinia.
It's possible but since it's also in the fade when the Inquisitor meets "Andraste" it could also be a spirit of faith or some other spirit maybe.
Relax.
Remember in DA:O? You had the choice to basicly corrupt and destroy the ashes of andraste for all time. The achievement was even named sacriligious.
So we will definitely get some counter-theist options this time aswell.
The hat definitely makes me think of the Divine.
Now, why she's in the Fade, and glowing? No clue!
We know she's present at the explosion at the Temple of Sacred Ashes. Perhaps whatever caused the Breach pulled others besides the Inquisitor into the Fade, and the Inquisitor is the only one who has the good fortune of coming back out?
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