Anders is a cannibal Abomination. How does that help your case?
An exploding abomination cannibal.
I really wish we could have thrown him off a high place like that, and just watch him explode on impact like the Hind D back in MGS.
8:57-9:15 for the relevant bit.
I mean come on, cheesy one liner and walking away from an explosion?! That should have been how Anders died.
My Hawke knows any mage rebellion against the Templars is doomed.
Templars are too powerful to fight with magic.
That's why he has friends with bows and swords!
Or guns. What could possibly be a better weapon to use against heavily-armored dudes who can disrupt magic? I'd really like to see what happens when someone in Thedas manages to invent this stuff.
Poor Anders.
Playing Awakening now is so awkward.
MageWarden: I think a willing bond would be great.
Justice: Really?
Also, I was the guy who finally convinced Anders to murder Templars.
So...uh...oops?
Gaider said years ago the comic in question wasn't canon.
He even mentions it in this brief interview on this very subject.
http://www.reddit.co...tus_of_ogb_and/
Which can be found in the blog question but assuming you don't want to read?
Here http://dgaider.tumbl...uch-pull-a-lead
So i don't care what the comics has say, what an article said or anything to that effect.
The daddy of DA lore said it never happened.
It never happened.
Or guns. What could possibly be a better weapon to use against heavily-armored dudes who can disrupt magic? I'd really like to see what happens when someone in Thedas manages to invent this stuff.
Very true.
Hawke should get some Lyrium bombs.
It's like killing drug addicts with a heroin gun.
:-)
Sorry, Saints Row was leaking in.
"Abomination" is over simplification here. Tell me one thing inhuman about Anders other than the powers. What, other people don't defend themselves when tormented by chantry for their whole life? When they send spies to grey warden ranks to torment them further? Anders didn't go MUHAHA you die, he was cornered and naturally he defended himself. He is as human as the next man. He helps people, he kills people, he falls in love etch... he does all that because he is a person not some mindless ugly thing who is driven by malice.
He decapitated a man and drank him dry, thinking that it tasted like honey. Yep. Nothing inhuman about that.
"Abomination" is over simplification here. Tell me one thing inhuman about Anders other than the powers. What, other people don't defend themselves when tormented by chantry for their whole life? When they send spies to grey warden ranks to torment them further? Anders didn't go MUHAHA you die, he was cornered and naturally he defended himself. He is as human as the next man. He helps people, he kills people, he falls in love etch... he does all that because he is a person not some mindless ugly thing who is driven by malice.
In early conversations with Anders in DA2, he describes his link with Justice as a "frenzy" that comes over him at times and that he sometimes finds out much later what he may have done. His body and mind are partially controlled by a spirit, and this influence increases the longer we know him. He is not human, he is an abomination, pure and simple. The only difference between Anders and a demonic abomination is that Justice started off non-hostile and curious. Over time he was corrupted by his experiences with the mortal realm and Anders' negative mindset. Thus Justice becomes more and more violent and controlling, to the point of nearly killing a young mage whose only crime was attempting to surrender to Ser Alrik. Anders can't even stop himself from doing it on his own, Hawke has to intervene or the girl dies.
He decapitated a man and drank him dry, thinking that it tasted like honey. Yep. Nothing inhuman about that.
Hawke should get some Lyrium bombs.
Or the "Anders Special". They better explain just how he managed to make something like that, because how have we not heard of a weapon like that being used more often?
The blood splashed in his mouth, if it makes any difference, but that happened during Vengeance mode. Something like psychological problems people have such as two personalities, still human. Didn't you notice that in Vengeance form Anders is healed when he delivers the killing blow in the game? Its called "blood of my enemy" but vengeance has to be active aka the spirit must be in control.
To paraphrase Anders: "even the greatest scholar couldn't tell you where I begin and Justice ends." Go back and play DA2 and listen carefully to what Anders tells Hawke. He constantly says things like "our thoughts are one," and so on... he never once tries to claim that the two of them are separate entities.
The blood splashed in his mouth, if it makes any difference, but that happened during Vengeance mode. Something like psychological problems people have such as two personalities, still human. Didn't you notice that in Vengeance form Anders is healed when he delivers the killing blow in the game? Its called "blood of my enemy" but vengeance has to be active aka the spirit must be in control.
Anders and Vengeance are the same person. The fact that he has multiple personalities doesn't excuse him eating people.
In early conversations with Anders in DA2, he describes his link with Justice as a "frenzy" that comes over him at times and that he sometimes finds out much later what he may have done. His body and mind are partially controlled by a spirit, and this influence increases the longer we know him. He is not human, he is an abomination, pure and simple. The only difference between Anders and a demonic abomination is that Justice started off non-hostile and curious. Over time he was corrupted by his experiences with the mortal realm and Anders' negative mindset. Thus Justice becomes more and more violent and controlling, to the point of nearly killing a young mage whose only crime was attempting to surrender to Ser Alrik. Anders can't even stop himself from doing it on his own, Hawke has to intervene or the girl dies.
Or the "Anders Special". They better explain just how he managed to make something like that, because how have we not heard of a weapon like that being used more often?
To be honest, i have no idea why people haven't put those reagents together.
To paraphrase Anders: "even the greatest scholar couldn't tell you where I begin and Justice ends." Go back and play DA2 and listen carefully to what Anders tells Hawke. He constantly says things like "our thoughts are one," and so on... he never once tries to claim that the two of them are separate entities.
Anders and Vengeance are the same person. The fact that he has multiple personalities doesn't excuse him eating people.
Hawke: Your insane!
Anders: I know.
._.
Anders and Vengeance are the same person. The fact that he has multiple personalities doesn't excuse him eating people.
"Abomination" is over simplification here. Tell me one thing inhuman about Anders other than the powers. What, other people don't defend themselves when tormented by chantry for their whole life? When they send spies to grey warden ranks to torment them further? Anders didn't go MUHAHA you die, he was cornered and naturally he defended himself. He is as human as the next man. He helps people, he kills people, he falls in love etch... he does all that because he is a person not some mindless ugly thing who is driven by malice.
No it isn't. He is a mage possessed by a demonic spirit from the Fade. He is an Abomination. Short and simple. Abominations aren't all one-dimensional simple creatures of destruction. Depending on the complexity of the demon in question the Abomination gains complexity aswell. Vengeance is a much more complex emotion than rage, and thus the Abomination Anders had more complexity than the average Rage Abomination. It of course also helps that Justice, when it was still a spirit, chose to possess Anders without destroying the human self of Anders, which demons and spirits evidently can, but chose to coexist as a single being with Anders.
To be honest, i have no idea why people haven't put those reagents together.
I mean, there certainly must be some kind of magical process in addition to the physical materials... but there's still so many potential applications!
Just load up a "party boat" and send it on a crash course with that big bad Qunari dreadnought!
Hawke: Your insane!
Anders: I know.
._.
I mean, there certainly must be some kind of magical process in addition to the physical materials... but there's still so many potential applications!
Just load up a "party boat" and send it on a crash course with that big bad Qunari dreadnought!
Indeed, i'd assumed as much from the gravitonic effect of the explosion "lifting" the pieces of the chantry upward as it detonated.
Its probably some odd combination of magic and explosives.
They share same body and mind is more correct. One is always more dominantly in control than the other. Jennifer Hepler has even said that its a form of ultimate intimacy (not sexual) because you share everything you are, body and soul with another being.
So again, Anders likes to eat people or Anders likes to eat people. Take your pick.
Given that Anders gets the ingredients for Gunpowder together according to Star Trek's episode of "Arena."
I'm of the mind that Anders got the Qunari formula for gunpowder, combined it with Lyrium, then supercharged it with magic.
Which, if Anders had lived in my playthrough, would have given them a big ass advantage against the Templars.
Oops.
My headcanon is a Tal-Vashoth Saarebas gave Anders the formula after some passionate sweaty Kossith sex.
My headcanon is a Tal-Vashoth Saarebas gave Anders the formula after some passionate sweaty Kossith sex.
Icky.
No it isn't. He is a mage possessed by a demonic spirit from the Fade. He is an Abomination. Short and simple. Abominations aren't all one-dimensional simple creatures of destruction. Depending on the complexity of the demon in question the Abomination gains complexity aswell. Vengeance is a much more complex emotion than rage, and thus the Abomination Anders had more complexity than the average Rage Abomination. It of course also helps that Justice, when it was still a spirit, chose to possess Anders without destroying the human self of Anders, which demons and spirits evidently can, but chose to coexist as a single being with Anders.
still by chantry amd general thedosian defination a abominationSo Pride is not complicated? geez, what a emotional scholar you are. And to use the word "short" and "simple" when describing Anders then calling it complex was the most brilliant thing you did today. You do realize Justice spirits are on par with Desire demons and given that spirits can vary in power as they change, Vengeance was probably much stronger. You cannot compare it to rage abomination which is the weakest abomination known to Thedas. All evidence we have of spirit possession, be it Wynne or seers, shows us that the spirit never destroys the human host so it was not only Justice did. This is also why Spirit merging is stronger than demonic abomination because there is synergy between the host and spirit.
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