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So you want to play a character who has a history of abuse and rape?
Uh, no.
I'm talking more about how he earned that boon for his family, ended up with the lyrium tats and in service.
I almost had the dwarf commoner in mind, but with an elven spin. Whether it's being recognized in combat. Or maybe some Soparati who attracts attention.
Maybe that Ignition is in the game itself and not in the background.
I sure hope so. One of my favourite ship types, especially if are done with the roman touch.I wonder if Tevinter employs galleys, those seem to be the universal ship in Thedas.
I'm looking for reference of military divisions in Tevinter, someone has knowledge about?
I'm looking for reference of military divisions in Tevinter, someone has knowledge about?
As in, confirmed within the lore?
Well, legions are a thing. And... yeah.
As in, confirmed within the lore?
Well, legions are a thing. And... yeah.
Follows the same classic Roman standards?
Follows the same classic Roman standards?
Most likely no. Expect some rank and unit names to be lifted, maybe a mention or two of some real formation or tactic, but not much beyond that.
Most likely no. Expect some rank and unit names to be lifted, maybe a mention or two of some real formation or tactic, but not much beyond that.
So where the mages enter?
So where the mages enter?
As part of the actual military? No idea. It seems that Magisters and other well-to-do mages just kind do what they want when it comes to warfare.
As part of the actual military? No idea. It seems that Magisters and other well-to-do mages just kind do what they want when it comes to warfare.
If by "what they want" you mean retreat and lose then you are correct.
As part of the actual military? No idea. It seems that Magisters and other well-to-do mages just kind do what they want when it comes to warfare.
That sounds dangerous. At least the lower part of the population is regulated with efficient training. They must have a well-governed military structure based on how they can take the attacks of Qunaris.
If by "what they want" you mean retreat and lose then you are correct.
Tell that to those baby-back-b*****s on that dreadnought of yours
Also, remember to turn them over :>
The Qunari need a musket and then ...
If by "what they want" you mean retreat and lose then you are correct.
Look who's talking, a lonely oxmen with no Antaam nor convert. 
Look who's talking, a lonely oxmen with no Antaam nor convert.
Care, Qunaris may want to convert you like Burkel.
Care, Qunaris may want to convert you like Burkel.
Well, judging by the final fate of Burkel who's probably a Deepstalker's food by now. I doubt this Qunari will succeed, and I'd rather bite my own tongue than submit to the Qun.
Well, judging by the final fate of Burkel who's probably a Deepstalker's food by now. I doubt this Qunari will succeed, and I'd rather bite my own tongue than submit to the Qun.
I once was part of Qun. Years in Tevinter may change your opinion, but the system is the system.
The Qunari need a musket and then ...
The Qunari are better off not using them. You don't want to risk giving guns to mages.
The Qunari are better off not using them. You don't want to risk giving guns to mages.
As if mages need guns.
As if mages need guns.
Maybe this thought can help the Qunari.
I once was part of Qun. Years in Tevinter may change your opinion, but the system is the system.
Very well, I humbly apologize if I make you feel uncomfortable then, and I do see the use of those oxmen should they decide to abandon the Qun to serve the Imperium.
As if mages need guns.
The regular tevinter soldier could still use it though.
As if mages need guns.
Excellent back-up weapons to use against Templars, Seekers, and other anti-magic tomfoolery. Requires no exertion of mana. Most likely further enchantable/enhanceable with magic.
Guns would be a far better boon for mages than non-mages.
The regular tevinter soldier could still use it though.
Fair point.
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