I'm sorry, buddy. Here have some of this. *hand a mug that filled with Dwarven brew, and roasted Nug to Red*
Where is our great leader RobRam10????!
I'm team Blade, and I fully support that special ending to Twilight.That's why I am team Edward.
Also happy 400 pages everyone! Lyriumd for everyone!
I'm team Blade, and I fully support that special ending to Twilight.
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Jk, pls don't kill me.
Happy 400!!! May the Imperium rules forever for someday Thedas will be ours once more.
Not if I can help it. The Dwarves are going to manipulate the strings of every nation in Thedas. Ferelden's already allied with Orzammar and by extension Kirkwall and Starkhaven, and King Xanthos and Queen Nerav have already begun digging into Orlais and Tevinter and even Nevarra, what with Nasir's plan to put Cassandra on the throne.
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Yay, 400! Let's celebrate, blood sacrifices ahoy!
Not if I can help it. The Dwarves are going to manipulate the strings of every nation in Thedas. Ferelden's already allied with Orzammar and by extension Kirkwall and Starkhaven, and King Xanthos and Queen Nerav have already begun digging into Orlais and Tevinter and even Nevarra, what with Nasir's plan to put Cassandra on the throne.
MUAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Shh! Don't spill the beans, kinsman. But know that my Aeducan has already placed his pawn on Ferelden's throne. Loghain was right all along, but no one realizes the truth, the entire Ferelden court and even Anora and Eamon who's shrewd politician are none the wiser. I let Eamon thought that he has control over Alistair, but he is not the true puppeteer of Alistair, it was the Warden all along who manipulate the strings. Never underestimate Dwarves. 
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Ah, using the art KoP commissioned for his personal Aeducan Dain to illustrate the nature of your Aeducan! Very well done. His Aeducan was truly a master of the political courts.
Not if I can help it. The Dwarves are going to manipulate the strings of every nation in Thedas. Ferelden's already allied with Orzammar and by extension Kirkwall and Starkhaven, and King Xanthos and Queen Nerav have already begun digging into Orlais and Tevinter and even Nevarra, what with Nasir's plan to put Cassandra on the throne.
MUAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Care dwarf, you are in Tevinter!
Care dwarf, you are in Tevinter!
Oh Tevinter is no threat to us.
Oh Tevinter is no threat to us.
For now...for now...for now...for now...for now...for now...
Oh Tevinter is no threat to us.
Orlais cannot implode soon enough. Anything that rids Thedas of those disgusting people is welcome.
Imperial Chantry codex:
This is utter heresy to any member of the Chantry outside of Tevinter, a return to the days of the magisters, which brought the Blights down upon us. But it exists, and even though we have left the Tevinter Imperium to the mercies of the dread Qunari, still they have endured. Further confrontation between the Black Divine and our so-called "White Divine" is inevitable.
--From Edicts of the Black Divine, by Father David of Qarinus, 8:11 Blessed.
Is this a mistake? This looks like a mistake.
I checked the wiki, and I thought it was a mistake, but the same author was listed on another codex app. Too lazy to check the game(s) right now, but that would just make no sense if it was written by a member of the Imperial Chantry.
It's an in-game thing that's been there since DAO. I never got why the devs had it like that myself short of an oversight. If the whole our "white Divine" thing wasn't there, I'd figure it just him talking about the perspective of other people.
Orlais cannot implode soon enough. Anything that rids Thedas of those disgusting people is welcome.
It's an in-game thing that's been there since DAO. I never got why the devs had it like that myself short of an oversight. If the whole our "white Divine" thing wasn't there, I'd figure it just him talking about the perspective of other people.
There's that and the part regarding leaving "them", as in Tevinter, to the Qunari. The whole thing is just off. Even "Edicts of the Black Divine" doesn't make sense as written by a Tevinter clergyman, since I'm pretty sure a member of the Imperial Chantry wouldn't call their own Divine the "Black Divine".
There's that and the part regarding leaving "them", as in Tevinter, to the Qunari. The whole thing is just off. Even "Edicts of the Black Divine" doesn't make sense as written by a Tevinter clergyman, since I'm pretty sure a member of the Imperial Chantry wouldn't call their own Divine the "Black Divine".
Yeap, Accurate, unless he has reason for such.
Yeap, Accurate, unless he has reason for such.
Possible, thought I suspect it is a just a mistake.
Or is it...? 
*story continues*
Danarius
If we consider that the clergy is not reliable, I think he would have a reason yes.
If we consider that the clergy is not reliable, I think he would have a reason yes.
Perhaps, but the word choice wouldn't make sense even if he were a dissident priest, unless he fled from Tevinter. Of course, even if we assume that, his titles don't make sense. The rank of Father is anathema to the southern Chantry, and even beyond that there's probably too many differences in doctrine and culture for him to be using the term "we", as if he had fully integrated into the Orlesian Chantry.
HMMM. I might actually hit up Gaider's twitter to see if he can explain this.
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