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[EmissaryofLies]

 

Tell me that I am not getting old in my twenties....

[The Baconer]

Uh wouldn't a Templar just disrupt nearby magic if the mage got that close?

 

I'm going by how Templars work in the book. They were able to summon a protective aura with a coverage of their immediate person. Disruption a mage's ability to manipulate mana required some form of physical contact.

[EmissaryofLies]

Should have reached maturity in the 60s; it seems that I am misplaced.

[Master Warder Z_]

I'm going by how Templars work in the book. They were able to summon a protective aura with a coverage of their immediate person. Disruption a mage's ability to manipulate mana required some form of physical contact.

Last flight?

[EmissaryofLies]

Last flight?

 

If Templars ate puppies to maintain their powers, would you support them?

[raging_monkey]

Last flight?

think he means asunder

[The Baconer]

Last flight?

 

Asunder. Dragon Age Inquisition has some more cutscenes of Templars nullifying persistent magical effects from a distance (the Breach, the barrier at Therinfal), but the only case of a mage being silenced from a distance was in a cutscene from DA2, involving Meredith and a Saarebas.

[EmissaryofLies]

I would have sex with her if she were not so manly, truthfully. Cannot romance something so manly.

 

Snap a watermelon wit my strong tights, brah.

[Lulupab]

Asunder. Dragon Age Inquisition has some more cutscenes of Templars nullifying persistent magical effects from a distance (the Breach, the barrier at Therinfal), but the only case of a mage being silenced from a distance was in a cutscene from DA2, involving Meredith and a Saarebas.

 

Its not distance per say, at the redoubt Templars channel their powers to Barris to dispel the barrier and he is in contact with barrier. At the breach they do the same to Inquisitor who doesn't need to be in contact, the green beam does that.

 

But its true that Templars cannot throw ant-magic blasts from a range, they cannot summon magic from thin air. The holy smite at DAO for example was a big fat lie to make Templar spec better, its very lacking before the smite in comparison to other warrior specs anyhow. In the lore their abilities are limited to close range and physical contact. I think this also includes the in-game scenes such was what Meredith did to Saarebas. She stopped his cast with stabbing him, whether the stabbing stopped it or she did something before stabbing was not shown but she had to be pretty close nonetheless.

[EmissaryofLies]

I don told ya once, I don told ya agen............

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I aint drunk.

[Lulupab]

I don told ya once, I don told ya agen............

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I aint drunk.

 

If you are not drunk then I'm queen of Rivain and we are in the fade. Everything you think is real is your imagination. 

[raging_monkey]

If you are not drunk then I'm queen of Rivain and we are in the fade. Everything you think is real is your imagination.

*gasps in shock* you insulted the queen XD

[EmissaryofLies]

How can you say for certain that the King of Pago Pago opposes mage freedom?

 

How can you presume to argue for the future of the free world when Orangutans and Koala Bears seek to destroy us?

[raging_monkey]

Damn emmi what are you drinking cause i want some

[Master Warder Z_]

Asunder. Dragon Age Inquisition has some more cutscenes of Templars nullifying persistent magical effects from a distance (the Breach, the barrier at Therinfal), but the only case of a mage being silenced from a distance was in a cutscene from DA2, involving Meredith and a Saarebas.

So...you dismiss it being ranged despite it being shown as ranged.

Alright then.

Because to my knowledge it was never implied to be restricted by physical contact.

Because no Templar ever made physical contact to disrupt spells, not even the dwarf who stopped that emissary fireball.

Because you know, it stopped.

[Drasanil]

The hell is with all the gibberish posted in the last few pages?

[raging_monkey]

Haha i wonder sometimes if BW have a lore bible but every week they get together and say "well i dont like this so ill change this but leave the old stuff in"

[raging_monkey]

The hell is with all the gibberish posted in the last few pages?

some bodies drunk i believe

[Master Warder Z_]

I have a few copies of the Fallout bible lying around...somewhere.

[The Baconer]

Because to my knowledge it was never implied to be restricted by physical contact.

 

Because that's the only way it ever worked in the book David Gaider wrote? Or Templars never silencing mages from a distance even when it would greatly benefit them to do so?

 

Why would Lord Seeker Lambert himself have to close distance on a mage if he could have just stopped the spellcasting at any time, regardless of his position.

 

 

Because no Templar ever made physical contact to disrupt spells, not even the dwarf who stopped that emissary fireball.

Because you know, it stopped.

 

What part of the book was that?

[raging_monkey]

@Z does it explain FEV fully. I have a crappy understanding of genetic but some of it seems a bit... fallout lol

[EmissaryofLies]

Damn emmi what are you drinking cause i want some

 

Ten High, straight.

 

Don't need no mixers, no shots, I'm a bad motherfucker.

[EmissaryofLies]

The hell is with all the gibberish posted in the last few pages?

 

Do you consider yourself to be a bad person?

[raging_monkey]

Ten High, straight.
 
Don't need no mixers, no shots, I'm a bad motherfucker.

You are a bad motherfucker XD