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[Qun00]

After about six attempts, I'm finally happy.

http://i.imgur.com/r5UyyB8.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/i9BE4ew.jpg

YEAH! Finally, a female character everyone can "look up to". :-D

Since I'm 6'1" IRL, this is the first female video game character whose stature feels natural to me. I can so relate to being head and shoulders above everyone else, people judging you by your height, romance options being shorter than you, etc.

That's why Cullen rejects the Qunari inquisitor.

Romancing Sera with a FemQunari is so much fun.

I mean, she starts flirting before you do.

[Boss Fog]

I must admit, creating a femQunari that I was pleased with took me quite a few tries and several "start overs."  These are the two I am most pleased with.

 

[Qun00]

"If a female shows sincere interest to and outstanding talent at fighting, she will be considered male, regardless of her biological gender. For the Qunari, gender is a secondary trait compared to their duty to the Qun."

Welp, that makes me even happier to be Tal-Vashoth.

[Biotic Flash Kick]

mines a necromancer that is completely evil 

[Aimi]

Welp, that makes me even happier to be Tal-Vashoth.

Vashoth. Although I'd be very okay roleplaying Tal-Vashoth too, for that reason along with one or six or twelve others.

[Kreidian]

So rather then keep drowning you all with my massive collection of awesome Fem Qunari screenshots, I'll just throw them all in a single album for you to enjoy.

 

http://imgur.com/a/GV2qr

 

Also adding it to the OP for everyone.

 

And as a bonus also adding another separate album just for the fun of being really, really tall

 

http://imgur.com/a/d3HG0

[Qun00]

Vashoth. Although I'd be very okay roleplaying Tal-Vashoth too, for that reason along with one or six or twelve others.

Nope, the wiki is wrong. It's Tal-Vashoth.

Varric calls you that in the beginning of the game if you stray from the main road, and so does Josephine in a little interview regarding your background.

Oh, and the screen when starting a new game.

[Kreidian]

Technically Vashoth is correct. The Qunari specific war table missions with letters from your old merc group refer to you as such specifically. However few non-qunari even know the distinction. ( In fact few understand the difference between a Qunari and a Tal-Vashoth to begin with. ) It's not uncommon for those few who understand you're not part of the Qun to just go with the more common phrase "Tal-Vashoth".

 

Even among the "true" Qunari they rarely bother using the correct jargon, since to them you're not really worth making that distinction.

[Aimi]

Nope, the wiki is wrong. It's Tal-Vashoth.

Varric calls you such in the beginning of the game if you stray from the main road, and so does Josephine in a little interview regarding your background.

People repeatedly mix Tal-Vashoth and Vashoth up in the game. Varric and Josephine aren't exactly immune to this; Varric never encountered any Vashoth in Kirkwall, and Josephine admits to knowing basically nothing of the Qun or the Qunari. Even leading Thedosian anthropological scholars have trouble with the distinction, as highlighted by the Codex entry on the Vashoth; Genitivi repeatedly confuses a woman who was born outside the Qun with "Tal-Vashoth", which gradually irritates her more and more until she cuts the interview off.

Adaar is also explicitly described as "Vashoth" in her Codex in the game, and in her conversations with the Iron Bull she can point this out. Her parents were the ones who left the Qunari, and she was born outside of it: the definition of Vashoth, not Tal-Vashoth. The Bull doesn't really care for the niceties of this distinction and continues to refer to her as "Tal-Vashoth". To a soldier who spent much of his career in a bloody anti-insurgency campaign directed in large part at Tal-Vashoth, protesting that "I'm one of the nice ones!" understandably doesn't fly. An American GI overhearing somebody speaking in German in Europe in 1944 probably wouldn't really care that the individual was from Switzerland and thus probably not a Nazi. That does not mean that the distinction doesn't exist.

On a practical level, the writers stated both before and after the game came out that trying to account for all of the distinct varieties of positions with respect to the Qun simply wouldn't be worth it. For much the same reason as Thedosians can't catch the difference between Tal-Vashoth and Vashoth, most players aren't expected to do the same. So they have most characters in dialogue refer to the binary distinction of "Tal-Vashoth" and "Qunari", while making it clear in the Codex that Vashoth are a Thing and that Adaar is in fact one of them.

[SpiritMuse]

I adore mine. Even though I've started over twice already because I changed my mind about some of the choices. XD I really love how she makes everyone look small.

[Augustei]

"Sexy Qunari Females you say?"

"Hello Ladies"
"Wait wait, gotta get em' with the eyes"

[Boomshakalakalakaboom]

Here is my little lady:

 

 

Haven't played her yet and don't know who I should have as her LI but I like the way she turned out. 

[Qun00]

Here's my "glamazon!"

What did you do with the jaw, jawline and chin?

Sarcastic lady qunari is best. The best. Her "well, ****" comments are gold


And since we're showing our tall, handsome qunari inquisitrixs, here's my sarcastic devil:

I'd like to ask you the very same question.

I need help.

[Lady Nuggins]

Lady qunari, you say?  I have found my people!

 

 

 

[Kreidian]

So nice seeing everyone's awesome Qunari ladies.

[Qunquistador]

Bigger version of my avi. She's spoiled me for any other inquisitor.

 

http://i.imgur.com/TheRWfz.jpg?2

[Qun00]

I don't know, maybe I'm getting too nitpicky.

From a front angle, she looks okay.
http://i.imgur.com/5vj0ajh.jpg

But when she turns her face, I start thinking a bigger chin would be better.

[SpiritMuse]

So I was having fun being tall and stuff, and then this happened.

 

 

 

 

I don't know whether to lol or shake my head. xD

[Twilight_Princess]

Here's Asaaranda! She's so badas* I love it!

 

 

[Qun00]

So I was having fun being tall and stuff, and then this happened.







I don't know whether to lol or shake my head. xD

Cullen has the perfect excuse..

[Cypher0020]

So what's your fav class to play? I always make my gals mages, since it's just blows all the lore out of the water

[Qun00]

Yes and no.

In qunari culture, being a female warrior is what defies gender roles.

It's not that they're sexist, though. They consider women better suited for intellectual roles than men.

[Lady Nuggins]

I love that they're all kind of subversive.  Female qunari warrior, defying the roles of the qun.  Mage qunari, defying the qun's restrictions on magic.  Rogue qunari, somehow being stealthy despite being seven feet tall.  

 

My Adaar was a warrior, just because that's the class I usually play, and the melee defense bonus sure helps.  Making her a Champion basically made her impossible to kill.

[SpiritMuse]

Yes and no.

In qunari culture, being a female warrior is what defies gender roles.

It's not that they're sexist, though. They consider women better suited for intellectual roles than men.

 

An actively fighting mage would be considered a warrior though, no? So it still breaks about every rule of the Qun.

[Qun00]

You might be mistaking it for the Chantry's relationship with mages.