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[Steelcan]

Actually reading those notes...

 

Spoilers for big bad in Inquisition

 

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I wonder if he's hearing whoever called out to Corypheus?

he's likely hearing an old god like the others

[Hanako Ikezawa]

I'd think that given how "oppressive" the templars are they'd at least check a mage who just arrived for scarring

Remember she was a Grey Warden. The scars can easily be passed off as battle scars. 

 

Not that I think that she is a blood mage. I just laughed when you said a blood mage wouldn't be within 100 yards of a Circle.

[Spectre Impersonator]

I never liked Fiona for 2 reasons:

 

1. She's part of Gaider's "The Calling", a mess of a novel where every character is a whining weeper.

 

2. She acts like a militant lunatic in "Asunder", calling for war.

 

These are her only appearances so far so I can't think of much to recommend her. Maybe I have a bias against cardboard characters written by Gaider.

[Steelcan]

Remember she was a Grey Warden. The scars can easily be passed off as battle scars. 

 

Not that I think that she is a blood mage. I just laughed when you said a blood mage wouldn't be within 100 yards of a Circle.

self inflicted injuries aren't easily mistaken for anything else, I know this because of reasons

[Ryzaki]

he's likely hearing an old god like the others

 

Boo. Would've been more fun the other way

[Chuvvy]

He dislikes her as well

[Morroian]

Fair enough, but what about the more recent books like Asunder?

 

Like I said before Asunder was where they decided to make her grand enchanter onto her  because they probably wanted a character in that position with a connection to the previous games and characters. Not necessarily good writing to put so much on to 1 character I admit. I still don't think she's a mary sue.

[AresKeith]

He dislikes her as well

 

Who does?

 

Edit: Nvm found out

[Morroian]

2. She acts like a militant lunatic in "Asunder", calling for war.

 

Thats Adrian not Fiona. 

[Morroian]

self inflicted injuries aren't easily mistaken for anything else, I know this because of reasons

 

Its been a long time since I read The Calling but didn't Fiona's cure come from what The Architect did to her not from anything she did.

[Steelcan]

Like I said before Asunder was where they decided to make her grand enchanter onto her  because they probably wanted a character in that position with a connection to the previous games and characters. Not necessarily good writing to put so much on to 1 character I admit. I still don't think she's a mary sue.

And that was a bad idea, they should have used a new character for it instead adding on more to Fiona's resume.

 

When you've already got a rags to riches story, defending the helpless, romance with a monarch, leading the oppressed, leading a rebellion, and is the mother to a very important character, and then she starts ignoring lore, then we are in firm Mary Sue territory

[Spectre Impersonator]

Thats Adrian not Fiona. 

Adrian is worse but Fiona is the official leader of the "let's fight" camp. I wouldn't be at all surprised if she endorsed Adrian's plan to murder that ex-Tranquil dude.

[lil yonce]

Can't wait to meet Fiona.

 

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My first inquisitor will be up her ass more than Adrian at the end of Asunder. And my first save game will have Alistair as king w/ Anora so I'll get to see the reunion and also watch her hang around Skyhold.

 

And its cool Fiona, we'll take down mean old Vivi together. That wicked witch has no shot at becoming Grand Enchanter w/ you here.

[Morroian]

Adrian is worse but Fiona is the official leader of the "let's fight" camp. I wouldn't be at all surprised if she endorsed Adrian's plan to murder that ex-Tranquil dude.

 

Given what happened in Kirkwall and given the mages situation, opting for self governance is hardly lunacy. And no the book in no  way implies Fiona and Adrian are working together.

[Spectre Impersonator]

Given what happened in Kirkwall and given the mages situation, opting for self governance is hardly lunacy. And no the book in no  way implies Fiona and Adrian are working together.

That's the second time you've misread my post or misinterpreted its meaning. I said I wouldn't be surprised if she was with Adrian, I didn't say the book implied they were allies. She opted for battle and blood (not self-governance) and got what she wanted because of what Adrian did. It's logical.

[thesuperdarkone2]

Alistair makes his mom cry

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[Br3admax]

Fiona willingly goes to Tevinter before the Summit? Really? She let all the higher ups die so she could go ****** to the people who enslaved her quite literally, because she needs freedom? I swear to god, BioWare, if I don't get a chance to at least throw her into the Korcari Wilds. 

 

@above: Link?

[Warden Commander Aeducan]

Alistair makes his mom cry

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He did the right thing...seriously just look at what his mother and her follower brought to Ferelden. I don't have a problem with the Mages at all, but Fiona and Adrian deserve to be burn at stake.

[Steelcan]

good on Alistair

[Hanako Ikezawa]

Fiona willingly goes to Tevinter before the Summit? Really? She let all the higher ups die so she could go ****** to the people who enslaved her quite literally, because she needs freedom? I swear to god, BioWare, if I don't get a chance to at least throw her into the Korcari Wilds. 

 

@above: Link?

Alexius comes to offer Tevinter's support after the summit. Fiona had no choice in the matter. You learn this in the dialogue scene. 

[Morroian]

Fiona willingly goes to Tevinter before the Summit? Really? She let all the higher ups die so she could go ****** to the people who enslaved her quite literally, because she needs freedom? I swear to god, BioWare, if I don't get a chance to at least throw her into the Korcari Wilds. 

 

@above: Link?

 

Could you unpack this? What did she do? Did she go to Tevinter? Why?

 

 

He did the right thing...seriously just look at what his mother and her follower brought to Ferelden. 

 

What did they bring to Ferelden?

[thesuperdarkone2]

Fiona willingly goes to Tevinter before the Summit? Really? She let all the higher ups die so she could go ****** to the people who enslaved her quite literally, because she needs freedom? I swear to god, BioWare, if I don't get a chance to at least throw her into the Korcari Wilds. 

 

@above: Link?

I don't have the stream but it was posted in a spoiler group.

[Warden Commander Aeducan]

What did they bring to Ferelden?

Mage-Templar War sh*tstorm that ravage Ferelden.

[Br3admax]

Alexius comes to offer Tevinter's support after the summit. Fiona had no choice in the matter. You learn this in the dialogue scene. 

She has no choice? Are you serious? She says she took a deal, so obviously she had a choice. The fact that it's after the Summit makes it even dumber. Thanks for clarifying though. 

[renfrees]

Fiona willingly goes to Tevinter before the Summit? Really? She let all the higher ups die so she could go ****** to the people who enslaved her quite literally, because she needs freedom? I swear to god, BioWare, if I don't get a chance to at least throw her into the Korcari Wilds. 

 

@above: Link?

I'm not sure if before or after the Summit, but yes - she and her group already allied themselves with Tevinter, when we meet her in Redcliffe.