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[TEWR]

Yes, Caridin's journal is why I'm so adamant that he couldn't have made the Anvil. He specifically had dreams and visions, which has to have some sort of bearing on the ancient days of the Dwarves.

 

It's interesting that Meredith was able to bypass the soul requirement with the red lyrium, which given that lyrium was alive in the first place just goes to show that maybe Caridin's method wasn't necessary at all. That is to say, maybe living souls aren't required to make a Golem, since we see them inside the PT -- which indicates they existed before the First Blight.

 

Perhaps the PT Dwarves, in their devotion to the Titans, crafted the Darkspawn in some form -- as Genlocks were the first Darkspawn to be seen -- as workers to help and serve the Titans. But when the Veil was created, something happened that broke the Darkspawn's allegiance to the PT Dwarves and knocked the Titans out of the world, and in essence trapped the PT Dwarves in their thaig? They couldn't escape, because the Darkspawn were on the other side? And perhaps the other Dwarves in the world had to make do and their culture eventually changed, until the Darkspawn eventually found them.

 

Perhaps the Titans are the figures mentioned by Shaper Czibor -- Bloadlikk and the like.

 

As for the Claws of Dumat being identical, I'd honestly just argue that's an art resource reuse rather then anything else, but if it is something more then perhaps the Claws of Dumat was used by the PT Dwarves and they are indeed responsible for the Black City's corruption as I've thought for years now.

 

House Valdasine... something must have happened. Perhaps they found an ancient relic, or heard the Titans, and ended up doing something that caused them to become lyrium.

 

We know Red Lyrium will perpetuate itself. Who's to say regular lyrium doesn't do the same thing? Why do we assume this is simply something unique to Red lyrium?

 

We also have to consider the Gangue Shade and Kal-Hirol's memories and how they might relate. There were other codexes I wanted to factor in but I forgot what they were.

[themageguy]

Soon

[themageguy]

I really hope there's some unique dialogue for our Inquisitor Cadash. It would make for such an awesome experience within the game.

[Caddius]

I really hope there's some unique dialogue for our Inquisitor Cadash. It would make for such an awesome experience within the game.

*five minutes later*

INQUISITOR: ...I am so grateful my ancestors got themselves exiled.

[Tishina]

First, I wouldn't get too obsessed with the extremely modern idea of uniformity in armor, etc. Having everyone in exactly the same gear in a military force is a VERY modern concept requiring abundant, cheap resources (and ask anyone who's been in the military, the gear doesn't fit a lot of people well, and with armor, fit is essential.) It actually makes more sense for a lot of the Legion to be in re-purposed armor, especially if it looks similar enough, outside of a few "officers." When you consider their structure which is, essentially, we're dead and we're going to keep killing darkspawn until they kill us, I don't think you can assume they have any real logistics, etc. because those things require continuity and institutional memory.

 

As for the thing in the photos, I'm not sure that'll be the final boss/big secret. It reminds me of something I've seen, though it was smaller and didn't have that blue glow. I'm thinking some sort of earth elemental/spirit (I don't know why, but I keep thinking about the Fade sequence in DAO.) I think we can assume that at least some of what they showed us was misleading/deceptive (thinking of the DAI trailers )

[Caddius]

Do we know where the symbol on the lyrium armor...people/things comes from? From what I could see, it didn't look like the Legion insignia, but it didn't look Orzammarian either. Do we have any idea what Kal'Sharok symbols look like? I vaguely remember their politics. Maybe they're Rock-Knocker ghouls?

[Lynx7386]

I unlocked the Arcanist finally and was surprised to see dagna, she's so cute, wish there was a romance arc there

[Elhanan]

I unlocked the Arcanist finally and was surprised to see dagna, she's so cute, wish there was a romance arc there

Laura Bailey is quite good in that role; also seems to VO for Bianca. I am quite impressed.

[Tishina]

I love Cullen's remark about Dagna - she's remarkably cheerful, he's just afraid she'll cheerfully blow Skyhold up (possibly paraphrased, don't have time to look up the exact wording.)

[Elhanan]

Have been watching TableTop: Titan's Grave, and Laura Bailey and Yuri (ie; Sandal) are both included. It's great to see the faces along with the voices for a change.

[Cespar]

I think I'm the only person that doesn't find Sandal very interesting. I'm curious about his mystery enchantment.

[Lady Nuggins]

I really hope there's some unique dialogue for our Inquisitor Cadash. It would make for such an awesome experience within the game.

 

If we don't get some special dialogue for Cadash, I will be flipping all the tables.  I half-expect to get down into an ancient thaig and have Solas jump out of a cave yelling "Psyche!  This is all about elves after all!"

[Gilsa]

I think I'm the only person that doesn't find Sandal very interesting. I'm curious about his mystery enchantment.

 

I wish I had the link, but I once saw a tumblr post with idea that now we have more information about the reversible rites of tranquility via Cassandra, that Sandal actually may be a tranquil dwarf and we just don't realize it. I know it doesn't jive completely, but it did make me stop and consider it.

[Cespar]

I wish I had the link, but I once saw a tumblr post with idea that now we have more information about the reversible rites of tranquility via Cassandra, that Sandal actually may be a tranquil dwarf and we just don't realize it. I know it doesn't jive completely, but it did make me stop and consider it.

He has shown too much emotion, especially in Dragon Age 2. Maybe the tranquility effect took another route because of his dwarven's blood. I do believe he isn't full dwarf, though.

[Merela]

He has shown too much emotion, especially in Dragon Age 2. Maybe the tranquility effect took another route because of his dwarven's blood. I do believe he isn't full dwarf, though.

 

He's rumored to be the bastard of an Aeducan lord and an elf woman, if I remember correctly.

[TEWR]

He's rumored to be the bastard of an Aeducan lord and an elf woman, if I remember correctly.

 

The DLC Legacy brings that up, though it was mentioned in a way that the Dwarves talking about it weren't sure if it was an Elf or a Human woman.

[Gilsa]

The DLC Legacy brings that up, though it was mentioned in a way that the Dwarves talking about it weren't sure if it was an Elf or a Human woman.

 

Huh, interesting. I didn't get that DLC so that's news to me.

[Cespar]

Huh, interesting. I didn't get that DLC so that's news to me.

Omg! Gilsa, you need to get that DLC. Great add-on!

[90s Kai]

Huh, interesting. I didn't get that DLC so that's news to me.

I agree with Cespar it was a very good DLC. It was worth the money. And thank you Cespar, TEWR, and all if you dwarflings for the "Titan" information. I feel more confident going into the DLC now. Even though all this talk of Tiatns reminds me of Attack on Titan. I hope they're not like that. *shivers*

[Qun00]

So, I've heard that the dwarven Warden becomes a Paragon.

Do you get a cool statue in Orzammar?

[Cespar]

I agree with Cespar it was a very good DLC. It was worth the money. And thank you Cespar, TEWR, and all if you dwarflings for the "Titan" information. I feel more confident going into the DLC now. Even though all this talk of Tiatns reminds me of Attack on Titan. I hope they're not like that. *shivers*

You're welcome. Anything with the name Titans are usually big and connected to the element of Earth. . I believe they could have had a hand in the construction of Orzammar.

I can't wait for this new DLC, especially learning more about the dwarves.

[Gilsa]

If I play through DA2 again, I'll pick up that DLC and check it out.

 

 

So, I've heard that the dwarven Warden becomes a Paragon.

Do you get a cool statue in Orzammar?

 

Yes. The size depends on who you put on the throne though. (Harrowmont's the cheapskate.)

[Qun00]

It figures. He would never honor an Aeducan or a casteless dwarf.

Where is it located?

[Elhanan]

Only saved Bhelen once, and then changed it to Harrowmont in The Keep. Also get rid of most of the Assembly when playing an uncaring Mage. Now that is called reform....

[Qun00]

I'm finishing my first run in DAO and that's pretty much what I did.

I missed a few quests, so I cheated by lying about it in the DA Keep. But I have every intention of making it true by replaying this character after a long break.