So I essentially have 4 characters, all my males are using the same voice [I have voice complaints about this number of times]. What's the point of being able to play different characters if I only have 2 voices and essentially even though they all look different they all sound the same? Beside that this isn't what this thread is about.
Instead this is a thread about my 4:
There is something wrong with Meika,
Female dalish Elf, rogue
All though the common image of any dalish elf is that graceful being, dexterous, who cares for no one, but themselves. Who outright denies the human gods. Meika is none of those things. She's quite empathetic and she feels for others problems. She tries her best to help out all others on her. Beside her noble attitude, comes a clutzy, someone ditzy elf, who isn't always so great on her feet still in training. Meika is currently smitten a little with Solas, she's drawn to his kind soul, and his passion for his work.
Some her quotes
Upon speaking about Solas and generally feeling for his blight, "I don't fully understand everything he is saying, sometimes I'm scared that I might say the wrong thing because I don't understand. However, I do admire that he is so passionate about the things he does."
Entering the Hinterlands, "Smells familiar. Love the outdoors."
The world has truly gone mad with Ignis
Male, Human, Mage
Being a circle mage, Ignis is well educated and learned how to control his abilities at a young age. Despite that though there are few things he despises, Chantry, Templars, and Being the Chosen One. Of all the people he had to have the worse luck and get this Mark on his hand. He's a little brash, almost like Cassandra, all though he has a softer side to those who he sympathizes with. Solas being one of them. He agrees more and sides alongside rebel mages more than he would Templars. He hates prisons and hates being treated like a prisoner, something about being locked up in the circle for a long time. He actually wouldn't like to see peace come with the Mages and Templars. Instead he would prefer the mages burn all Templars and Chantry's influence. Then the mages could truly be free.
Some of his quotes
Upon being herald the herald of andraste, "The peace treaty could have gone through the Divine and I could have been on my way. Instead I have to deal with this Chosen One Crap."
Upon receiving lots of attention, "This is a bunch of fine crap this is."
Finding harmony and balance with Carrion
Male, Elf, Mage, and my main character the one I put more time in
Carrion is one of the few who doesn't deny his heritage as a Dalish elf. He is out of my cast the most balanced out of them all. He rather seek peace and harmony and balanced, over outright destruction, and abores unnecessary amounts of violence. Generally he would be a true nuetral character. He finds being called the Herald of Andraste a bit unnerving. He also isn't the type of person to enjoy lots of unwarranted amounts of attention. He admires people like Solas, and Cassandra and the many who work in the Inquisition because they have something to believe in. He wishes he had that kind of honest blind faith that they do, but he doesn't. He has a broader view about the world and nature itself. Definitely embodies the very image of a Dalish elf.
Some of his quotes
Upon getting further understanding of Cassandra, "She's not all that bad, once you find the soft parts under all that mail, you realize that she cares"
Upon being addresses as the Herald of Andrastre, "I don't like being compared to a god or spoken as if I had become one. To much pressure already with a hole in the sky."
Finding the meaning of death and life with Deysia
W.I.P.
Currently as I said I am having trouble making this many characters because of the voices. I really dislike Voice 2 for the males, it's way to unnaturally deep and is very unsettling as a voice. But then I have three characters who sound the same.
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