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[acid_rain82]

pub crawl with Oghren.

[Maeshone]

Rowan Trevelyan, my Warrior, was spending his life in service of the Chantry, where he was most likely bored out of his skull. Chantry folk are a bit stuffier than he likes.

 

Aiden Trevelyan, my mage, was quite content spending his time in the Ostwick Circles library studying magic when not flirting with the female Circle inhabitants.

 

Those are the only ones I have given any thought to, really, but I have like... 11 Inquisitors planned...

[Tenno]

My mage was always bitter about the way he was given away/taken at a young age, his family more or less forgetting he existed, because of his magic abilities, during the blight he excelled in elemental magic, earning praise from his peers and acknowledgement among the students, he even went as far as to petition for a leave to join the Fereldan circle of magi to help in the battle against the darkspawn, denied of course. He joined the Libertarians, secretly wishing to disband mages from the chantry, feeling trapped by the circles walls, and the templars final say it how things were run in house. Just before he was about to take on apprentices, the mage templar tensions hit its breaking point in Kirkwall and soon spread to Ostwick, where my guy joined the rebellion, and has been killing templars and freeing mages until the conclave accident in haven, where he was attending with his fellow libertarians. My mage is about 28-30, and kind of a aggressive rebel, with high sense of duty towards the less fortunate mages and innocents. More or less a " don't bullshit and bullshitter " kind of guy

[Falconee]

Up in that Bar, always with an eye on Garrus back.

;-)

[dragonavicious]

I love all yhe different back stories. I am glad there are people out there just as crazy as me that put lots of thought into their character. Never used to do that but them I play the first DA.