Wish Frosty had been asleep when i was trying to snatch some obsidian from her lair, heh.... but I guess that wouldn't have made as good a story back at Herald's Rest.
Are you talking about the fade touched obsidian? You could just run by the dragon, and get the item. Of course a mage is needed to make the bridge. I've never done it, but I might when I continue my playthrough after finishing my ME3 playthrough
Are you talking about the fade touched obsidian? You could just run by the dragon, and get the item. Of course a mage has to use magic to make the bridge. I've never done it, but I might when I continue my playthrough after finishing my ME3 playthrough
Nope, just plain obsidian for the "Dwarven Puzzle Boxes" requisition. I hadn't found any obsidian anywhere else in the Hinterlands, but I knew there was some near Frosty's home, and at the time I was way underpowered to fight Frosty, so I sent my rogue in solo, in stealth-mode, to harvest it. It was ... exhilarating.
Sandy Howler is the one you're thinking of, near Fairel's tomb in the Hissing Wastes. Highland Ravager is the northernmost dragon in Emprise du Lion.
Both of them are asleep and you can totally avoid the fights if you want.
Oh yes, Sandy Howler. I don't recall her being asleep my last game.....maybe Iron Bull secretly woke her up when the rest of the squad was fighting leftover Venatori. 
Edit: forgot to mention, I finally managed to collect all 21 songs. I found the last one in the spooky mansion in Emerald Graves. Blackwall didn't freak out like Cassandra did last time. All he said was, "Nice house. Too quiet." He's too manly to be afraid of ghosts. 
Oh yes, Sandy Howler. I don't recall her being asleep my last game.....maybe Iron Bull secretly woke her up when the rest of the squad was fighting leftover Venatori.
"Bah they can handle those mages without me. While they're busy, I'll just sneak up real quiet-like and... oh shiiiiiiiiiii-"
Oh yes, Sandy Howler. I don't recall her being asleep my last game.....maybe Iron Bull secretly woke her up when the rest of the squad was fighting leftover Venatori.
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She was asleep when we passed by yesterday. We stood 1 meter from her looking at her snoring. And then she woke up...
We didn't attack her. I thought she should have time to wake up, get a donut and a cup of coffee before she decided what to do this morning.
You have to respect people's privacy. After all we were standing in her bedroom, right?
Fighting her in my last game was one of those rare occasions where I'd timed Flask of Fire and Tier 3 Thousand Cuts perfectly. Poor Sandy barely had time to wake up.She was asleep when we passed by yesterday. We stood 1 meter from her looking at her snoring. And then she woke up...
We didn't attack her. I thought she should have time to wake up, get a donut and a cup of coffee before she decided what to do this morning.
You have to respect people's privacy. After all we were standing in her bedroom, right?
Fighting her in my last game was one of those rare occasions where I'd timed Flask of Fire and Tier 3 Thousand Cuts perfectly. Poor Sandy barely had time to wake up.
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My biggest problem (and it really is) is how I can give those beautiful majestic creatures a dignified and respectful death.
You want their scales and blood, right? They are living beings. Just like you and me. Should I rely on the jungle law and ignore this fact?
Human beings are so proud, and use a lot of time explaining how wise and smart we are. How superior we are.
Yes, that might be, but that is exactly the same reason why we should be considerate towards others. We have to listen to their needs and rights, and make sure they get what's rightfully theirs. What's in bragging if you don't use it for anyone else but your self?
I think human kind is the one who should use their brains to make sure everything goes right. We have to lend our knowledge and wisdom to those who has none.
Where did I let go? Oh yes, Sandy Howler.
I want her to fight like hell. And I want her to injure us. At least she should have the courtesy of loosing to an enemy almost equal to her. And in the end death must come instantaneously. Like a lightning from a clear sky. I don't want her to suffer. Nor do I want her to know death is coming.
I have the solution: I save my Focus Power to the last second, and then release it. She will never know what happened. And that's how I like it.
When I was young I thought life was all about showing off, how great I was and how tough I was. I no longer do that.
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My biggest problem (and it really is) is how I can give those beautiful majestic creatures a dignified and respectful death.
You want their scales and blood, right? They are living beings. Just like you and me. Should I rely on the jungle law and ignore this fact?
Human beings are so proud, and use a lot of time explaining how wise and smart we are. How superior we are.
Yes, that might be, but that is exactly the same reason why we should be considerate towards others. We have to listen to their needs and rights, and make sure they get what's rightfully theirs. What's in bragging if you don't use it for anyone else but your self?
I think human kind is the one who should use their brains to make sure everything goes right. We have to lend our knowledge and wisdom to those who has none.
Where did I let go? Oh yes, Sandy Howler.
I want her to fight like hell. And I want her to injure us. At least she should have the courtesy of loosing to an enemy almost equal to her. And in the end death must come instantaneously. Like a lightning from a clear sky. I don't want her to suffer. Nor do I want her to know death is coming.
I have the solution: I save my Focus Power to the last second, and then release it. She will never know what happened. And that's how I like it.
When I was young I thought life was all about showing off, how great I was. how tough I was. I no longer do that.
Well said. 
... and, you know, I do agree. I think the dragons are majestic, beautiful creatures too. I do. Bio certainly did a great job of conveying that in this game. Everything about fighting one of them is epic. Admittedly I'm being glib when I say it's all about the loot. I mean, don't get me wrong, it is about the loot but not only about that.
When I successfully defeated the Fereldan Frostback, back in my first game, it was my third attempt at doing so, and it was very satisfying to finally win that fight. She got more than her pound of flesh from my group that day. She even cooked it first a couple times 
Even then, I want to say I didn't regret it, but I did. Damn you, Bio, I did feel bad afterwards, heh.
Then I got drunk with Bull, and he had some pretty interesting things to say about how qun'ari see dragons. They hold dragons sacred, as much as anything else. They have a word for dragons: Ataashi, The Glorious Ones. One theory is, qun'ari have dragon blood in their veins, or did at some point in the past.
So I felt bad, and not because I may have killed a qun'ari "God" as my Inquisitor said, but because, through my actions, Thedas is now less than it was. Morrigan talks a bit about that when discussing the ancient rituals at the Temple of Mythal -- she is why I will do the rituals every time and not just jump through the hole in the floor.
But then, just before Bull and I had our third mug, he ended his thoughts with, "Dragons are the embodiment of raw power. But it's all uncontrolled, savage... So they need to be destroyed. Taming the wild. Order out of chaos."
Great, now I just feel like a Reaper. ... just kidding, though the "order out of chaos" line doesn't sit well, heh. What Bull said did make me feel better about fighting the Dragons. Majestic as they are, they are savage beasts. Hell, Frosty blasted us all with a fireball while airborne. How's that fair? That first time I didn't know what hit us 
By the time I located her -- and this is not a gripe about KB/M camera controls -- that fireball was already on us; we had no chance to dodge it.
So I'm not conflicted about fighting them, and if I have a chance to end the fight quickly, I'll take it. But I do respect the Dragon in all their majestic beauty.
And the loot, too.
Anyway.
I had to load an earlier save. After finishing 'Wicked Eyes and Wicked Hearts' I wanted to fetch Vivienne. The only probblem was that Vivienne was no longer there.
She's a dog for the game and was probably offended not being invited to the team before visiting Halamshiral.
Three hours wasted? Nah, I look forward to visit Celene again. I will survive 
And... ehem... I think Celene misunderstood me here... We ended on the terasse with Briala and Gaspard. Really....*sigh* 
Well said.
When I successfully defeated the Fereldan Frostback, back in my first game, it was my third attempt at doing so, and it was very satisfying to finally win that fight. She got more than her pound of flesh from my group that day. She even cooked it first a couple times
Even then, I want to say I didn't regret it, but I did. Damn you, Bio, I did feel bad afterwards, heh.
Then I got drunk with Bull, and he had some pretty interesting things to say about how qun'ari see dragons. They hold dragons sacred, as much as anything else. They have a word for dragons: Ataashi, The Glorious Ones. One theory is, qun'ari have dragon blood in their veins, or did at some point in the past.
So I felt bad, and not because I may have killed a qun'ari "God" as my Inquisitor said, but because, through my actions, Thedas is now less than it was. Morrigan talks a bit about that when discussing the ancient rituals at the Temple of Mythal -- she is why I will do the rituals every time and not just jump through the hole in the floor.
But then, just before Bull and I had our third mug, he ended his thoughts with, "Dragons are the embodiment of raw power. But it's all uncontrolled, savage... So they need to be destroyed. Taming the wild. Order out of chaos."
Great, now I just feel like a Reaper.
So I'm not conflicted about fighting them, and if I have a chance to end the fight quickly, I'll take it. But I do respect the Dragon in all their majestic beauty.
And the loot, too.
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I gues the reason why I have such a hard time killing them is: They didn't do me any wrong.
If they had killed my brother, my cows on the field or something...? But no, I just need her scales and stuff so I can get on with saving the world from evil.
But Iron Bull is probably right. They are savage besats. They kill to live. And so do we...? Right, I think the debate should end here 
"Is everyone all right?"
"That last burst of flames nearly roasted us...!"
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I gues the reason why I have such a hard time killing them is: They didn't do me any wrong.
If they had killed my brother, my cows on the field or something...? But no, I just need her scales and stuff so I can get on with saving the world from evil.
But Iron Bull is probably right. The are savage nesats. They kill to live. And so do we...? Right, I think the debate should end here
"Is everyone all right?"
"That last burst of flames nearly roasted us...!"
Not debate, discussion ... I like your point-of-view, it's a good one.
The tale of Inquisitor Cespar Cadash comes to an end… for now.
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So... did Cassie become the next Divine in your game?
I really get some good laughs in this thread now and then.
I will not specify at this moment
So... did Cassie become the next Divine in your game?
Yes she did! 
Heartbreaking fanfic comes next in his story. The emotional conversation scene, right before the balcony, hit me right in my feels.
Yes she did!
Yeah...*sigh* she did the same thing to me in my last game. It was a bittersweet day for Harold Trevalyan, I tell ya.
Yeah...*sigh* she did the same thing to me in my last game. It was a bittersweet day Harold Trevalyan, I tell ya.
I think it's going to be alright. The Inquisitor's story isn't complete just yet.
I think it's going to be alright. The Inquisitor's story isn't complete just yet.
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I hope not, and in the meantime I just imagine Harold writing her smutty love letters -- a la Swords and Shields -- and the two of them meeting up once in awhile, like Varric and Bianca do.
I hope not, and in the meantime I just imagine Harold writing her smutty love letters -- a la Swords and Shields -- and the two of them meeting up once in awhile, like Varric and Bianca do.
Ah! Yes, the smutty love letters must always show up on Cassandra's desk. Cespar(Tamer) is spending time in Orzammar learning more about his culture with Varric, but hidden in the dark corners of Orzammar is a old flame waiting to strike at the heart of the "Inquisitor."
Pff, you guys and gals are all pansies.Super hardened Leliana for divine is where it's at.Also... female elf, you say?
:PConsidering how much I hate this cc, I've made some quite good looking characters... hmm. That lighting is so, so bad though
Also... female elf, you say?
Considering how much I hate this cc, I've made some quite good looking characters... hmm. That lighting is so, so bad though
Woah, she looks like one of my cousins in this picture. She looks great.
Those lips, though.
Woah, she looks like one of my cousins in this picture. She looks great.
W-w-w-what?
Phonenumbers, adress, email and pics please
W-w-w-what?
Phonenumbers, adress, email and pics please
Lol, sorry she's married
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