Jote Adaar, Rift Mage. Favorite character in DAI
Female Qunari Inquisitor Appreciation Thread - Tall Badass Mountain of Horned Sexy Murder Goddess!
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#527
Posté 29 juin 2016 - 12:12
Yermogi
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My Female Qunari Mage is my main character on my "canon" universe. When I found out I could play a female Qunari mage Vashoth, I was all over that. It's my favorite race to play.
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Posté 29 juin 2016 - 12:50
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I'm really hoping there will be a Qunari option in DA4.
Tevinter, Seheron and Par Vollen are the only places where being Qunari (race) means something, for good or ill. Everywhere else, you're just someone that looks funny.
Tevinter, Seheron and Par Vollen are the only places where being Qunari (race) means something, for good or ill. Everywhere else, you're just someone that looks funny.
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#529
Posté 30 juin 2016 - 03:26
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I've really enjoyed looking at and reading about the Adaar women posted here.
I haven't a screencap to post, but would like to share a few vitals about mine.
Drendal Adaar, S/S Reaver, American voice. I scrubbed off the makeup the best that I could, and made her gorgeous, albeit not really by most human standards. I *love* the fact that she towers over everyone. My only real reservation with the body model is that I wish they'd put more muscle on her frame, to be consistent with the male qunari (no, not *that* much bulk, just more than she has). I'm guessing they may have gone about as far as they thought they could without eliciting a lot of ugly / too masculine comments.
She's generally soft-spoken, polite, neutral-ish. She figured out pretty early in life that most people find her physical presence very intimidating, so she has softened her behaviors to compensate.
Given her Vashoth mercenary background, Sera's rowdy / uncouth behavior doesn't phase her a bit. After a bit of a slow start, she's falling for that impish little elf.
One of her first official acts upon arrival at Skyhold was to order in a qunari bed. She wanted to be able to stretch out and use its pillow pocket to support her head while accommodating her glorious horns, and is sleeping much better.
I do sometimes find it a bit annoying that she gets knocked down in combat as often as she does - I'd think someone with her body mass ought to be able to hold their ground a little better. I do understand it, though, the designers probably didn't want to treat the different races any differently in that way.
I started my first playthrough with a qunari on a whim, and am not sure I'm going to want to play any other races. She's pure awesomesauce.
I haven't a screencap to post, but would like to share a few vitals about mine.
Drendal Adaar, S/S Reaver, American voice. I scrubbed off the makeup the best that I could, and made her gorgeous, albeit not really by most human standards. I *love* the fact that she towers over everyone. My only real reservation with the body model is that I wish they'd put more muscle on her frame, to be consistent with the male qunari (no, not *that* much bulk, just more than she has). I'm guessing they may have gone about as far as they thought they could without eliciting a lot of ugly / too masculine comments.
She's generally soft-spoken, polite, neutral-ish. She figured out pretty early in life that most people find her physical presence very intimidating, so she has softened her behaviors to compensate.
Given her Vashoth mercenary background, Sera's rowdy / uncouth behavior doesn't phase her a bit. After a bit of a slow start, she's falling for that impish little elf.
One of her first official acts upon arrival at Skyhold was to order in a qunari bed. She wanted to be able to stretch out and use its pillow pocket to support her head while accommodating her glorious horns, and is sleeping much better.
I do sometimes find it a bit annoying that she gets knocked down in combat as often as she does - I'd think someone with her body mass ought to be able to hold their ground a little better. I do understand it, though, the designers probably didn't want to treat the different races any differently in that way.
I started my first playthrough with a qunari on a whim, and am not sure I'm going to want to play any other races. She's pure awesomesauce.
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