Oh goody, they look like humans with pointy ears.
Yes, Elves are humans with pointy ears, Dwarves look like short humans and Qunari are just tall humans with horns...right?
It's all rather simplistic when you ignore the cultural differences that make them different.
I very much enjoyed seeing a couple of elf appearance options. Kudos for the freckles!
The freckles tho
I love those freckles, so gorgeous!
I hope we can use the old vallaslin designs from Origins in DAI, that tattoo looks really cheap.
I'm sure everyone has their favorites, but I hope I'll be forgiven for saying I like the new ones better already. Hopefully full-face tattoos will be available for those that want them, but I like to see the inquisitor's face if I'm going to spend more time than I'd admit to on it.
Does the eye tattoo look like a Norse/Celtic representation of a snake to anyone else? Cool.
Does the eye tattoo look like a Norse/Celtic representation of a snake to anyone else? Cool.
I think it looks like someone tried to draw some musical notes on their face when they were really really drunk.
I'm sure everyone has their favorites, but I hope I'll be forgiven for saying I like the new ones better already. Hopefully full-face tattoos will be available for those that want them, but I like to see the inquisitor's face if I'm going to spend more time than I'd admit to on it.
Does the eye tattoo look like a Norse/Celtic representation of a snake to anyone else? Cool.
I like the new ones better too, even though we haven't seen that many of them yet. I bet there will be more complex ones too.
The thing I'm wondering is... will we be able to change the position of the vallaslin too? It looked like we could place scars in our Quizzie's face according to the short first look we got at the CC. Could it be the same with the vallaslin? 'Cause that'd be cool!
I think they both look great, and for me it is yet another reminder of why I love to spend so much time in the initial character customization stage of RPGs
Aye Neverwinter Knight aye. I personally like freckles on a person.
As for the "so we're back to humans with pointy ears?" comment, there was never anything unique about the DA2 elves. Excreting all over the elves and deforming their facial features and then going "aha! now they look unique!" is a class A joke. They still looked like humans, just humans with bigger pointer ears and faces that were of unrealistic proportions. Elves look like humans (just with pointy ears) just like dwarves look like humans (just shorter and with stocky features). If its uniqueness Bioware wanted then they'd create new races rather than going with fantasy stereotypes.
The second one is supposed to be female? I honestly thought it was a man the first time around, even now 'she' still looks rather masculine to me. I'm also not a fan of the freckles to be perfectly honest - very off-putting. Each to their own, I guess.
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wow they look really good
damm I'm glad they don't look like ugly aliens anymore (DA2)
Where is the face tattoo for that male elf inquisitor? I thought that all elf inquisitors would have mandatory face tattoos because they are Dalish?
I don't understand why so many people are going gaga over some freckles. If real life was like this, there would be a lot fewer single people.
Some of the most talked about actresses of all time have had freckles. There are loads of current stars who are well known for their freckles.
Emma Watson is probably the most well known, but others include:
Emma Stone.
Eva Green.
Gemma Arterton.
Anna Popplewell.
Rose Leslie.
The idea that someone with freckles is unattractive to anybody is quite frankly wrong.
A'koss @Megin_AkossNobody has answered this. If the first picture is supposed to be the Inquisitor, then where is his facial tattoo? Bioware confirmed that Dalish Inquisitors will have to have face tattoos and yet this "Inquisitor" does not.
Nobody has answered this. If the first picture is supposed to be the Inquisitor, then where is his facial tattoo? Bioware confirmed that Dalish Inquisitors will have to have face tattoos and yet this "Inquisitor" does not.
Zoom in by the characters ears. There is a crisscross wavy pattern that is almost the same colour as his hair. This is his tattoo.
I like freckles and have them myself, but those on that elf look more like a bad rash, LOL. The tattoo should have been a bit more solid, I think. Other than that the facial textures look good.
The second one is supposed to be female? I honestly thought it was a man the first time around, even now 'she' still looks rather masculine to me. I'm also not a fan of the freckles to be perfectly honest - very off-putting. Each to their own, I guess.
I also thought the second was a very pretty guy, and was slightly disappointed that I couldn't make a panty-dropper gorgeous boy in the CC, lol.
Actually, they answered. It's near the ears.Nobody has answered this. If the first picture is supposed to be the Inquisitor, then where is his facial tattoo? Bioware confirmed that Dalish Inquisitors will have to have face tattoos and yet this "Inquisitor" does not.
Guy's ugly. Female looks good though.
I don't understand why so many people are going gaga over some freckles. If real life was like this, there would be a lot fewer single people.
It's mostly because they've been annoyingly absent. And they're an expected part of the "cute redhead" look that's kind of popular with some people.
(Fortunately, I had access to mods)
I wonder if Qunari are able to have freckles...
I think it'd be pretty awesome/cute 
but I would understant if they don't.
I wonder if Qunari are able to have freckles...
I think it'd be pretty awesome/cute
I am looking so forward to customizing the prettiest qunari ever. 
thank you, frostbite
I think they're very pretty, but they backslid a bit too much from the DA2 designs. I liked the fact that elven faces were visually different from humans - now they just look like pointy-eared humans, so dependent upon our hair or helm coverings we could look entirely indistinguishable.
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