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[sylvanaerie]

Nurse, since I was in the medical profession, or maybe housewife (since I've retired).  I'm the old gramma who sits on the porch and tells kids about the 'good old days'--which everyone acknowledges was anything but.

[daveliam]

So you'd be Rhys.

I've not read Asunder, so I'm not sure. But, if so, then Rhys sounds like a swell guy.

In my real life, I'm a doctoral candidate and researcher in education. And I'm a burly guy with a beard. And in the game, I tend to agree with Wynne's stance on the Circle. So, that's how I came up with my description.

Now I'm off to look up more details about Rhys, my new BFF....!

[panamakira]

Realistically I could probably attempt to be a Bard and work some of that intrigue up in Orlais since they're the most fashionable place in Thedas.

[Macgeezy731]

ferelden soldier or a orlesian chevalier. (human of course) that eventually gets recruited into the inquisition or joins the grey wardens. ehh prolly the inquisition. seems more room for promotion and and they seem to have better health benefits...

[VulpineSneak]

Probably a merchant.

[Brelakor]

If it were based off my life... then I'd be a circle mage specialising in creation magic (medical scientist) and I would live in a mysterious far off country in Thedas where there are numerous strange animals, most of which will try and kill you (Australia)

[john-in-france]

Based on what I'm like in real life...short, engineer, army.

 

Dwarven inventor like Dagna.

Or

Templar trying to do the right thing, (acting as policeman not jailor).

[AutumnWitch]

A fanatic Dalish Elf hell bent on the downfall of humanity. But while not doing that living peacefully within the tribe doing my share and most likely bonded to another elf.

[thibaut72]

a dalish keeper, seeking for our history and wandering the world in old places

[Almostfaceman]

Well if I were in Dragon Age, I'd probably think I came across as this guy...

 

 

but in reality I'd end up really looking like this guy...

 

[GeckoWacko]

My fantasy tells me,


An assasin archer murderer for hire while being a drunk, likes to get high on herbs from time to time. Likes to use the darkness as his disguise and is driven by his inner darkness. Loves lose women. Has belief in the maker, but his motives and doing don't fit the subscription.

Weapons yield, equipement.

Posioness steel arrows and a dagger. Mainly wearing cloth with a leather belt, boots, leather gloves and some leather around the torso to put tools on.

Tools are,

Lockpick, rope with (small) grappling hook, compass, firestone, hammer a pick and a shovel.

Lives on the road rather in solitude, mountains and woods mostly. Sometimes visits towns for goods and contracts/bounties. Always a stranger like to keep it that way.

Owns 2 horses. One to carry goods, other to carry me and some goods.

[Tevinter Soldier]

I was once in the military so i'll go with that.

[Big I]

If the question is what I'd realistically be if I was somehow teleported to Thedas, probably a scribe. Literacy can be a marketable skill in a medieval culture.

 

If the question is what i'd like to be, probably a Tevinter magister (with the proviso of not keeping slaves, obviously). I'd love to study and practice magic, and Tevinter seems to know the most about it.

[Chewin]

I could see myself being a human historian of sorts; occupying my mind on all the different races and nation's culture, history and more. Dwarven merchant would be another possibility.

[budzai]

a mad king of course...

[Fiery Knight]

I could see myself being a human historian of sorts; occupying my mind on all the different races and nation's culture, history and more. Dwarven merchant would be another possibility.

 

I could totally picture you as a dwarven merchant with a enormous beard and hassling everyone with coin and how your wares are not for cheap and educating anyone who badmouths someone/something

[Rivaini Rogue]

A swarthy pirate from Rivain. I chase two things: booty, and booty!

[Timate]

I would be a dragon in human form watching world events in human form as a knight inquisitor lol

[Lumix19]

If I was fortunate enough to be a mage I'd probably be in the Circle Mage (when it still existed), I guess now an apostate/dead. If not I'd probably join the Chantry, become a monk or something.

[UnspeakableCat]

Based on who I'm in real life, I wold probably be a citizen of Antiva, my father being a dockmaster in some coast city of Rialto Bay while my mother will be a high ranked member of the merchants guild. As for myself, I would be an aspirant painter eager to leave the country and move to Orlais, where culture and art have reached their highest.

[Medhia_Nox]

A dwarven noble son - I'm not sure I should be proud to admit I'd be REALLY good at dwarven politics. 

 

- I would take back the damn Deep Roads from that Darkspawn filth

 

- require the surfacers to pay a "blood tax" in men, gear and supplies

 

- build golems based on a volunteer basis of allowing great boons to families to have a person join the ranks of golems.  Also pour research into golem technology - Shale's abilities are insane and other golems don't seem to have them.  Why is she unique and how can she be reproduced?  

 

Story-wise - I would make golems be the only way dwarves can actually become mages. 

 

- for crap sake stop being so stupidly superstitious and embrace the surface.  March on the surface - fortify where the Deep Roads meet the surface - and begin expanding.  The surface is where dwarves can make families safer from Darkspawn.  Dwarven numbers need to be increased by mandate. 

 

- and finally, unleash the Casteless upon the deep roads.  Outfit them with meager gear - allow them to become "frontier" settlers fighting Darkspawn as they go - regaining lands that they will legally be able to keep once they are secured.  I'm no friend of the Casteless system - but unlike that moron Celene - you can't just say:  "Nope, no more casteless."  Reform has to be seen as advantageous.  This will be a chance for power for the casteless and a great boon to the dwarven people.  

 

Anyway - it's not like I've been thinking about this and hoping one day for an entire dwarven game or anything.... 

[Elhanan]

Mad hermit in woods, "Questions! Questions! Ask a question and you'll get a question, but give an answer and you'll receive the same! Oh, I do so love to trade!”

[Dutchess]

An elven mage. Probably locked up in a Circle. And killed by templars when the whole system fell apart.

[Warden Commander Aeducan]

I'd want to be a Grey Warden, and yeah go ahead laugh at me but I invested in the idea of the Grey Wardens of old who is the guardian of Thedas, those who place themselves between the people of Thedas and the oncoming Blight. I find their cause worth fighting and dying for.

Alas, in reality I'd probably be some very strict librarian at some university who's always worried about someone damaging the priceless books, making loud noise in library so that I have to say "shh" every ten seconds, and I also be an unimportant scribe/author who wrote a book like "The Lusty Elven Maid"

 

Basically just someone who's unimportant, faceless, and a bookworm who's pervert enough to wrote something scandalous. Otherwise I'd be dead.

[Gill Kaiser]

I would be a elven Circle mage who would be mostly content with his life studying magic in the Circle, but who secretly yearned for freedom and to explore the outside world.

 

Following the destruction of the Circles, I would gladly join the rebel mages, thankful for a chance to make more of myself.