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[Han Shot First]

WHo is the Anchoress? Because if he/she is someone interesting, I might do this game again and pick all the choices that help the apostates, heresies and whatnost

 

She is one of the more interesting characters.

 

Its worth checking out.

[Eudaemonium]

So i finished it, at last! Got the most satisfactory ending! I managed to avoid issues with the Horned Knight and the Chantry being Unsealed due to heading him off and having a lot of Cunning. I had the Outlaw pardoned as thanks to her +20 cunning bonus.

 

Was enjoyable while it lasted, but doubt I'll do a second run.

[Grand_Enchanter]

I'm currently on my final market day. My choices are:

Flames of Freedom

A Plea For Sanctuary

The Undaunted Chevalier

 

Any suggestions as to which I should pick?

[Artemis Leonhart]

Anyone knows what the text for the market card "A plea for a Sanctuary" reads if you choose

Spoiler

to grant sactuary to the lady who asks it?

The game logged me out before I could read it.

[Evamitchelle]

I'm currently on my final market day. My choices are:

Flames of Freedom

A Plea For Sanctuary

The Undaunted Chevalier

 

Any suggestions as to which I should pick?

 

The Divine comes immediately after you pick a card, so choose one that doesn't start a long story - so don't take Flames of Freedom. 

[Fardreamer]

Can any one tell me what happens if you give the Horned Knight's gift to the Divine?  I can't imagine it's very good, but want to know nevertheless.

[XMissWooX]

Got a most satisfactory ending with 16 favours.
I didn't break into the Chantry though.

I actually really enjoyed this game. I didn't think it would be my type of thing, but once I got the hang of it it became a lot more fun.
I hope it gets referenced in a future DA media, because I grew quite fond of Serault and my Huntress.

[Immelman]

I have just finished the game, got a most satisfatory ending with 21 secrets, 18 Trophies and 18 Vians, 57 total.
Serault stats right now are 100 Dignity, 90 Freedom , 100 Prosperity, 2 Peril, 28 Twilight and 1 Rumors of Revoluytion.

Everything went better than expected, by the end it said my game was recorded in the keep, but I cant find it anywhere in the tapestry.

Will this have any effect in games later on?

[Zu Long]

I have just finished the game, got a most satisfatory ending with 21 secrets, 18 Trophies and 18 Vians, 57 total.
Serault stats right now are 100 Dignity, 90 Freedom , 100 Prosperity, 2 Peril, 28 Twilight and 1 Rumors of Revoluytion.

Everything went better than expected, by the end it said my game was recorded in the keep, but I cant find it anywhere in the tapestry.

Will this have any effect in games later on?

 

We can only hope. We know it doesn't affect DA:I but as XMissWooX said, I hope it Serault shows up again, as I rather like my Scholar Leopold.

[frankf43]

Just finished. I got most satisfactory. The game was fun but I won't play it again, the waiting to do things is very annoying. 

[Han Yolo]

I got a most satisfactory ending, too. Didn't even need my trophies

 

Spoiler

My Marquise admitted that she broke into the chantry and then she mocked the Maker in front of the Divine. Well, Serault got damned for another few generations but who cares.

[Senya]

Well, I finished the game.

 

Spoiler

I got the the perfect ending. The Divine became a dear friend, Serault's Shame was absolved, I got my ancestral mask, and the Guild got a sizeable commission for the Grand Cathedral in Val Royeaux.

 

Things are looking good for Dann the Scholar. It's not like something even more supernatural than the Shame is going to ruin things, right?

[ShadowLordXII]

What happens after the Divine's visit?

[Iakus]

What happens after the Divine's visit?

The game ends.  Choices get entered into the Keep, though in what capacity is unknown.

[LilyasAvalon]

All this dignity and prosperity and this neat as hell mask that gives me +10 rulership... And then that's it

[Grand_Enchanter]

The Divine comes immediately after you pick a card, so choose one that doesn't start a long story - so don't take Flames of Freedom. 

Thank you! I finished with 20 favors from the Divine and got a 'Most Satisfactory Ending'. Things went surprisingly smoothly for my Huntress. When confronted about breaking into the Chantry she lied and was able to pass the cunning check so there were no repercussions. Not even the Horned Knight's gift caused trouble since she asked to see it first and was able to hand it off to the Abbess before the Divine could see it. I'm happy to say Serault is no longer shamed.

 

I really enjoyed the game. I was sad to have it end. Not sure if I'll have the time with DA:I so close to release but I'm tempted to start a new playthrough as the Scholar.

 

Anyone knows what the text for the market card "A plea for a Sanctuary" reads if you choose

Spoiler

to grant sactuary to the lady who asks it?

The game logged me out before I could read it.

Spoiler

Journey's end

She closes her eyes in relief. 'I have walked a long way, Marquis, receiving neither sympathy nor succour. I had heard that Serault was a home for the unwanted. I invested the last of my hope in it. Thank you, your Grace. I will try to keep my tongue in check.' You tell her not to bother. Ezoire's pride is a puffed bladder: a thin membrane around nothing but wind. Serault's pride is like its forests: root-deep, thick-skinned, hard-won from the world's edge. It will take more than a few prickling words to puncture it.

I gained 30 x Freedom and x 20 clue for this choice. It was my final market day so the Divine showed up right after.

[Artemis Leonhart]

Thank you! I finished with 20 favors from the Divine and got a 'Most Satisfactory Ending'. Things went surprisingly smoothly for my Huntress. When confronted about breaking into the Chantry she lied and was able to pass the cunning check so there were no repercussions. Not even the Horned Knight's gift caused trouble since she asked to see it first and was able to hand it off to the Abbess before the Divine could see it. I'm happy to say Serault is no longer shamed.

 

I really enjoyed the game. I was sad to have it end. Not sure if I'll have the time with DA:I so close to release but I'm tempted to start a new playthrough as the Scholar.

 

Spoiler

Journey's end

She closes her eyes in relief. 'I have walked a long way, Marquis, receiving neither sympathy nor succour. I had heard that Serault was a home for the unwanted. I invested the last of my hope in it. Thank you, your Grace. I will try to keep my tongue in check.' You tell her not to bother. Ezoire's pride is a puffed bladder: a thin membrane around nothing but wind. Serault's pride is like its forests: root-deep, thick-skinned, hard-won from the world's edge. It will take more than a few prickling words to puncture it.

I gained 30 x Freedom and x 20 clue for this choice. It was my final market day so the Divine showed up right after.

Thank you!    I was really curious to know what the text said, since my freedom skyrocketed.

[Darkrage_nl]

I just thought of a possible exploit for those who are afraid of not meeting the best ending goal.

 

If you spend your remaining time collecting clues instead of MacGuffins then you could use these clues to hunt almost endlessly during the last day.

 

After all a hunt costs only 10 clues and you can gain more clues during the hunts themselves (from the shack and peddler) and so long you do not pick a market card, the day should not advance.

[Siduri]

Yeah that screwed me over completely. Damn it Horned Knight I trusted you! Whatever, the Dashing Outlaw was pardoned so that will be... interesting and shame will probably be better for Serault in the long run.

I could NOT resist, when it came down to it. Had to see what would happen. Here's the text:

Spoiler

Three knocks at the door of the hall. The Templars are on their feet immediately. The door swings back, and there is the Knight, and there his 'gift'.

All this you see in a moment's blaze of torchlight: his 'gift' is one of his living gardens, in this case a lost priestess of the Chantry. The flowers in her auburn hair grow out through her skull, and when she turns her face to the light, smiling vacantly, you see she has dandelions in place of her eyes.

Uproar! Bodyguards unsheathe their swords and hustle the Divine through the back of the hall. Other bodyguards rush the Knight. Bellowing with rage, he parries their blows with his mailed arm, pushes the 'gift' into their path, and is gone.

The Feast is in utter chaos. Nobles rise from their seats and call for their entourage. Servants hide under tables. The Bard tries to strike up a tune, twice, but eventually shrugs and settles in the corner with a cask of wine to watch the fun.

You do not see the Divine again. She will not sleep under your roof: she takes rooms in Serault Town, across the Bridge of Masks. A Templar brings you a curt message in the morning. She indicates that you may expect a visit from her Seekers, and commands you to co-operate fully in their investigation. She does not mention Serault's Shame.

That could have gone better.

On the other hand... you've done something they'll make songs about. The Knight at the Feast. The Marquis who Dared. The Divine who Fled. If your intention was to follow in the steps of your infamous great-grandfather... you've made a good start.

[Siduri]

Also, hilariously, I was told that the above ending was "most satisfactory."

[leaguer of one]

I could NOT resist, when it came down to it. Had to see what would happen. Here's the text:

Spoiler

Three knocks at the door of the hall. The Templars are on their feet immediately. The door swings back, and there is the Knight, and there his 'gift'.

All this you see in a moment's blaze of torchlight: his 'gift' is one of his living gardens, in this case a lost priestess of the Chantry. The flowers in her auburn hair grow out through her skull, and when she turns her face to the light, smiling vacantly, you see she has dandelions in place of her eyes.

Uproar! Bodyguards unsheathe their swords and hustle the Divine through the back of the hall. Other bodyguards rush the Knight. Bellowing with rage, he parries their blows with his mailed arm, pushes the 'gift' into their path, and is gone.

The Feast is in utter chaos. Nobles rise from their seats and call for their entourage. Servants hide under tables. The Bard tries to strike up a tune, twice, but eventually shrugs and settles in the corner with a cask of wine to watch the fun.

You do not see the Divine again. She will not sleep under your roof: she takes rooms in Serault Town, across the Bridge of Masks. A Templar brings you a curt message in the morning. She indicates that you may expect a visit from her Seekers, and commands you to co-operate fully in their investigation. She does not mention Serault's Shame.

That could have gone better.

On the other hand... you've done something they'll make songs about. The Knight at the Feast. The Marquis who Dared. The Divine who Fled. If your intention was to follow in the steps of your infamous great-grandfather... you've made a good start.

...Mother of Andraste!!!!!

[TracyJackson]

I had my Marquis be a scholar. Finished the game with a good ending, which is nice. Game's pretty engaging I would think.

 

Lover: Abbess

Bodyguard: The hunter

Accomplice: Well-read pig farmer

Counsellor: Guildmistress

[leaguer of one]

I only got 3 market days left and I only have 4 secrets, 0 trophies, 0 viands. What am I doing wrong? On the flipside Dignity, Freedom, and Prosperity are sitting at 100.

*face palm.

 

Bad batman....Bad.

 

Take that  freedom,dignity, and prosperity and go to prep for divine and exchange it for things quick.

 

 

Man , you may of just start over if you don't get 15+ by the final day.

[Iakus]

...Mother of Andraste!!!!!

Indeed.

 

I'm really really glad i screened him first