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Orsino has forgotten Sanity and learned blood magic!
What's this! Orsino is evolving!... ... ... ....
Orsino evolved into Harvestino!
Cheese...
If we were in Canada i would make you my bride!
But alas you cannot marry cheese cake here, even if it is at the rank of Admiral.
I would expect no less, cling to bad writing.
But your face when Anders does it no matter what you do.
I think they should have avoided making the components for Ander's bomb obviously the same stuff Kirk used to kill the Gorn. Some random spell components would have worked just as well and been more of a surprise.
I would expect no less, cling to bad writing.
But your face when Anders does it no matter what you do.
Anders is critically weak against the Murder knife.
That's one problem I can take care of on my way to annuling the Circle.
Anders is critically weak against the Murder knife.
That's one problem I can take care of on my way to annuling the Circle.
I'm a pro-mage terrorist and I stabbed Anders.
Odd fact, I spared EVERYONE ELSE in the entire history of the game series from Loghain to the Tevinter slaver.
I didn't even LIKE the Grand Cleric.
Irrelevant. He did what he planned and it was because of how the circle was annulled that all mages were angry at Templars so they decided to rebel.Anders is critically weak against the Murder knife.
That's one problem I can take care of on my way to annuling the Circle.
Irrelevant. He did what he planned and it was because of how the circle was annulled that all mages were angry at Templars so they decided to rebel.
The scar will be forever felt on Thedas and the message sent, The templars and chantry are not as strong as they claim and they can be defied.
Killing a helpless old woman is an odd-odd way to go about things.
Better Meredith, IMHO.
Or heck, the Divine herself, like they tried to do in the movie.
Not some random Bishop.
Irrelevant. He did what he planned and it was because of how the circle was annulled that all mages were angry at Templars so they decided to rebel.
The scar will be forever felt on Thedas and the message sent, The templars and chantry are not as strong as they claim and they can be defied.
Which won't mean much after I put the mages down in DAI. I'm sure Emperor Gaspard will have my back on that.
The scar will be forever be felt
Forever is a long time.
How long do you think the collective memory of events is in a world where the majority of the population cannot read or write?
How accurate do you suppose oral tradition will be?
Do you think the Chantry will record it in any way other then it suits them to do so?
Do you think the Qunari or Tevinters will bother to even acknowledge it happened?
I suspect this will be an event that is lost to history after a generation or six.
Killing a helpless old woman is an odd-odd way to go about things.
Better Meredith, IMHO.
Or heck, the Divine herself, like they tried to do in the movie.
Not some random Bishop.
Poor Elthina...
Honestly Anders killing a lady that reminded me of my grandmother didn't earn him any brownie points.
Killing a helpless old woman is an odd-odd way to go about things.
Better Meredith, IMHO.
Or heck, the Divine herself, like they tried to do in the movie.
Not some random Bishop.
Poor Elthina...
Honestly Anders killing a lady that reminded me of my grandmother didn't earn him any brownie points.
Anders was my friend in Awakening but his monomania lost him my respect.
Mages are oppressed but a man who wants to liberate them and not the elves or slaves like Fenris is deserving of no respect.
I imagine my Lawful Good Maleficar Hawke broke poor Fenris' mind.
Aveline, at least, just assumed I was crazy at Max Rivalry.
Forever is a long time.
How long do you think the collective memory of events is in a world where the majority of the population cannot read or write?
How accurate do you suppose oral tradition will be?
Do you think the Chantry will record it in any way other then it suits them to do so?
Do you think the Qunari or Tevinters will bother to even acknowledge it happened?
I suspect this will be an event that is lost to history after a generation or six.
Irrelevant. He did what he planned and it was because of how the circle was annulled that all mages were angry at Templars so they decided to rebel.
The scar will be forever felt on Thedas and the message sent, The templars and chantry are not as strong as they claim and they can be defied.
except, thats not why Fione launched her power pla/- I mean rebellion, she did it for other reasons
except, thats not why Fione launched her power pla/- I mean rebellion, she did it for other reasons
except, thats not why Fione launched her power pla/- I mean rebellion, she did it for other reasons
Mages deserve to be free because I'm a mage!
Uhm... what about elves?
They can burn for all I care MAAAAAAGE POWAAAAAAH!
But... Aren't you an elf?
SHUT UP! ELVES CAN'T GIVE ME AN ARMY OF METAHUMANS!
Mages are oppressed but a man who wants to liberate them and not the elves or slaves like Fenris is deserving of no respect.
Ain't that the truth.
Honestly? As pro mage as i used to be, i never viewed armed insurrection as a viable method of changing things.
For one?
The Templar Order is a LOT bigger then the circle of Magi, or it was heavily implied to be.
For another, how many people would die who disagreed with that line of thought? We saw how Uldred killed or forced demons to possess mages that weren't aligned to him.
And then we see that again and again, In Asunder, in DA 2...
Now expand the scale of that killing, just how many mages will die who wanted nothing to do with that fighting?
I may not hold much love for Mages myself, but they are a valuable resource, something i view as useful, to be forced to destroy all for the actions of a few...It's infuriating to me.
But there isn't much of a choice at this point, until the extremist mages are dead or surrender, this conflict cannot stop.
That's assuming there will be a chantry. Also as I said there have been no rebellion this size since Andraste, people remember her fine.
...I personally think a large alienage revolt would have more people involved in it then this but...whatever.
Lulz. I love how you just assume Warder cares about morals. Morals mean nothing.
I would expect no less, cling to bad writing.
But your face when Anders does it no matter what you do.
Are you kidding me? I was overjoyed.
First time I played it, I was screaming for Annulment before Meredith even opened her mouth.
Gaider is fond of his Mary Sues...It's true.
this time there was a rebellion everywhere so there was no reinforcements.
That's not how it works. For instance, Denerim and Lothering had Chantries which also means Templars protecting them. Gregoir was requesting Denerim for reinforcements, after all.
Do you think that there aren't armies of Templars and Seekers in places that aren't Circles?
Are you kidding me? I was overjoyed.
First time I played it, I was screaming for Annulment before Meredith even opened her mouth.
Personally I just wanted to get the **** out of dodge but when pressed I was more than happy to help annul the circle.
That's not how it works. For instance, Denerim and Lothering had Chantries which also means Templars protecting them. Gregoir was requesting Denerim for reinforcements, after all.
Do you think that there aren't armies of Templars and Seekers in places that aren't Circles?
The main hall of the Templars was in Denerim, if I recall correctly, for Ferelden. The small contingent at the Circle hardly compares.
And I was yelling rebellion. How do you feel about Templars when they failed to stop fourteen circles from rebelling and leaving the circles. Surely anyone would question their capabilities when they only defeat mages when they have every single advantage possible, better equipment, numbers, people's favor etc... Now with all or most of it gone, AT BEST this is a quite balanced fight, although this is the first time after many centuries thousands of mages gather to fight a mutual enemy. We don't even know what that many mages are capable of. I mean what if they could perform a ritual to make the very land dry and heated and focus on Templar main base. We already know what Templars can do but magic has limitless potential.Are you kidding me? I was overjoyed.
First time I played it, I was screaming for Annulment before Meredith even opened her mouth.
Usually yes, but this was not a usual time. Which call to answer when there are literally hundreds of reports of need of reinforcement. Not to mention it takes a while for the messenger to get there. Actually I think Dasirimund circle was too isolated therefore it was the only circle that the Templars could stop the mages from rebelling.That's not how it works. For instance, Denerim and Lothering had Chantries which also means Templars protecting them. Gregoir was requesting Denerim for reinforcements, after all.
Do you think that there aren't armies of Templars and Seekers in places that aren't Circles?
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