You busted the right hand of the divine. After a long day of killing templars, mages, demons, and bandits, she goes down to the wine cellar, cracks open a bottle of '87 Nevarran Red, and reads trashy novels.
And i was wondering why i was not able to collect all the bottles...i forgive though
she can get away with anything with me too;And i was wondering why i was not able to collect all the bottles...i forgive though
she can get away with anything with me too;
I watched her beat up Bull with a stickI mean, uh, that voice *ahem*
She does have a good voice. With the scar she has, its makes her look even better. I will eventually get around to playing a male Inquisitor to romance her
Yep that is one sexy scar.She does have a good voice. With the scar she has, its makes her look even better. I will eventually get around to playing a male Inquisitor to romance her
Yep that is one sexy scar.
Too bad she doesn't mentios or the Inquisitor asks about about how she got that scar.
I killed the Exalted Plains dragon by accident (stumbled into her territory. She swooped down and I thought... oh well...)
Afterwards, I remembered something about a dragon egg quest initiating upon hunting down all 10 dragons and thought 'probably should start now before I miss out on experience via killing dragons'. I went for the Hinterland dragon, killed a couple of her babies. She appeared, spat a couple fireballs at me... and then disappeared entirely... no idea how to bring her back though the game stated I was still in battle.
Is it a bug?
She's playing hard-to-get, and is in another part of the map, a little further on from where you first encounter her.I killed the Exalted Plains dragon by accident (stumbled into her territory. She swooped down and I thought... oh well...)
Afterwards, I remembered something about a dragon egg quest initiating upon hunting down all 10 dragons and thought 'probably should start now before I miss out on experience via killing dragons'. I went for the Hinterland dragon, killed a couple of her babies. She appeared, spat a couple fireballs at me... and then disappeared entirely... no idea how to bring her back though the game stated I was still in battle.
Is it a bug?
Looks fairly fresh and it wasn't there when she was in Kirkwall.Too bad she doesn't mentios or the Inquisitor asks about about how she got that scar.
I continued on with Here Lies the Abyss today, confronting Erimond with Ser Moustache (aka Ser Stroud) and my femHawke - huzzah! I have also learned to love being a Knight-Enchanter. That was made even clearer today when I chunked varghest after varghest with my mage - whee!
K-Es are simply awesome. Try a dragonI continued on with Here Lies the Abyss today, confronting Erimond with Ser Moustache (aka Ser Stroud) and my femHawke - huzzah! I have also learned to love being a Knight-Enchanter. That was made even clearer today when I chunked varghest after varghest with my mage - whee!
K-Es are simply awesome. Try a dragon
Try it solo on nightmare.
With my current knight enchanter at level 21, I gave her the fade touched silverite: when hit, get 5 guard on her armor and extra 7,5% damage to enemies within 8 metres. on her staff. Nightmare feels like easymare.
Too bad there wasn't a 'throw your controller at the screen' mode
I wasn't lucky enough to find any fade-touched silverite in my last game. Found lots of plain silverite, but that's it. Best I got was fade-touched obsidian.Try it solo on nightmare.
With my current knight enchanter at level 21, I gave her the fade touched silverite: when hit, get 5 guard on her armor and extra 7,5% damage to enemies within 8 metres. on her staff. Nightmare feels like easymare.
Too bad there wasn't a 'throw your controller at the screen' mode
I wasn't lucky enough to find any fade-touched silverite in my last game. Found lots of plain silverite, but that's it. Best I got was fade-touched obsidian.
The area with the dragon that sleeps in Emprise du Lion has the fade touched silverite. I didn't fight the dragon, just walked around grabbing the material. I went back a couple of times and got 2 fade touched silverites in that area. I also have 2 fade touched obsidain and 1 fade touched oynx that when hit gives 2 gaurd. All are on weapons or armor for myself and Cass, Solas and Varric.
Hmm... I killed that dragon, wonder how I missed the silverite? Distracted by too many dragonling corpses maybe *shrug* .Crap, I wonder if I did have some and used it in a piece or armor... which would be something I'd do.The area with the dragon that sleeps in Emprise du Lion has the fade touched silverite. I didn't fight the dragon, just walked around grabbing the material. I went back a couple of times and got 2 fade touched silverites in that area. I also have 2 fade touched obsidain and 1 fade touched oynx that when hit gives 2 gaurd. All are on weapons or armor for myself and Cass, Solas and Varric.
Wondering something. In my world state I have mage Hawke with Anders alive and tied down. In the conversation I have with Hawke at Skyhold he tells me that he stayed with Anders, but didn't bring him to Skyhold because of Corypheus' affect on him as a warden.
As I said above - Hawke was left in the fade by Lyell. Sadly now, dead Hawke. How much more crazy would that make Anders? There must be someone 'keeping' him safe and hidden. Varric (tho' not fond of blondie) would know where he was and would surely apprise him of the situation. Should everyone be taking cover? 
Wondering something. In my world state I have mage Hawke with Anders alive and tied down. In the conversation I have with Hawke at Skyhold he tells me that he stayed with Anders, but didn't bring him to Skyhold because of Corypheus' affect on him as a warden.
As I said above - Hawke was left in the fade by Lyell. Sadly now, dead Hawke. How much more crazy would that make Anders? There must be someone 'keeping' him safe and hidden. Varric (tho' not fond of blondie) would know where he was and would surely apprise him of the situation. Should everyone be taking cover?
Maybe. Leaving Hawke in the fade isn't necessarily something to seek vengeance for. Hawke was perfectly willing to let it happen, and I'm sure Stroud would talk with Anders eventually, and explain all about the events of the Fade and why the decision was made. Still, never know, maybe Anders would get Justice all riled up against the wardens for even putting Hawke into that situation to begin with?
Interesting. I've got my world state for this playthrough set up in a similar way, re: Hawke and Anders.
I was thinking more along the lines of distress, raging grief, throwing things (as well as fire balls). Didn't think of vengeance . . .hmmm 
I was thinking more along the lines of distress, raging grief, throwing things (as well as fire balls). Didn't think of vengeance . . .hmmm
Sorry, given Anders' ... um... unique disposition towards things that upset him, I thought vengeance was what you meant.
My rogue is doing things differently than my mage did, to say the least. He practically stumbled upon Mother Giselle while hunting down some more Fereldan locks, and now everyone is talking about Val Royeux and I've hardly done anything in the Hinterlands, apart from picking up a few shards and closing a few rifts. I feel the need for a dialogue option to say, "whoa now, slow down! There are rams to kill and supply caches to find and templar and mage encampments to wreak havoc upon!" Also, I'm finding it difficult to connect to this character. Just not feeling it yet. ...maybe I just need to talk to Cassandra again.
. There's no place for her on the battle field though, being a ranged Tempest herself 
I crafted stuff for Cassandra also. I named her sword 'Cassandra's Ire', her sheild was 'Cassandra's Halt and her armour was Cassandra's Bulwark'. I'm still not happy with the materials I'm getting - I even killed a varghest and got nuthin' nuthin' I tell ya!
Spork - I'm sure the wind blowing the wrong way would upset Anders. He used to be my favourite romance too. Perhaps if Stroud did speak with him he may give him closure (nudge, nudge, wink, wink (am I subtle or what?)). Although, now that I say that - where would Justice go? He is one disgruntled spirit of justice.
I’d heard reports that there were soldiers trapped in a fortress in the Exalted Plains. We left Skyhold and journeyed there at once. Undead and demons were running amok in the vicinity. Cassandra, Solas, and Dorian did an admirable job of helping mop up the mess.
Someone, however, had activated the tower defenses, which while they kept the undead at bay, they kept anyone else from relieving the forces trapped inside. When we finally made our way to the tower, I discovered from the commander that they did not know how to shut down the defenses. So I ran up the steps and found a switch and pulled it. Amazingly it shut it off. Someone needs to provide these soldiers with proper training. This isn’t magic.
Solas mentioned that a spirit friend of his was near, and had been trapped and corrupted by some mages. He wanted us to release the spirit. All I saw was a demon bound by wards. Cassandra was skeptical about Solas’ desire to release the demon. Solas explained that it was a spirit of wisdom and that he knew it, and I saw his distress over the matter. The mages were afraid, and Solas was very angry with them. But the mages summoned the spirit to protect them from bandits. They did not understand. I reluctantly agreed to try Solas’ solution and destroy the wards. The demon was released and returned to its spirit form. Solas spoke to it before it died. I now understood, and Cassandra gained an understanding of the fade.
Solas wanted to kill the mages for what they did, but I would not let him. Enough people had died, and besides, if he killed them there would be no human mages to teach what they had learned. Solas was not happy, and he left.
He walked all the way back to Skyhold, and spoke to me. I was glad that he did, and we patched up things.
We scoured the Plains for lost artifacts, shards, and supply caches, and when we were finished with that we moved on to the Emerald Graves. I took Vivienne with me instead of Dorian.
We were looking for shards and red lyrium. We also found numerous landmarks for our troops. There was a large group of giants we had to fight our way through, however, and this was quite difficult, although not as difficult as what was to come.
After we found and destroyed the final red lyrium deposit, I saw a very large blue and gold dragon off in the distance. I turned to Cassandra, and she smiled. Off we went. It probably would have been a good idea to have returned to camp and stocked up on healing potions first, but alas we did not. This dragon was the most powerful dragon we faced to date. She was extremely difficult to damage, and did significant damage to our mages. Solas even went down a couple times, but Vivienne revived him. I found out how far a dragon can throw an Inquisitor with her hind foot. It hurt a lot when I landed, and I had to use our last healing potion. She took off and strafed the area with frost bombs, then landed. I went around behind her. Cassandra charged from the front, and I think she landed the fatal blow, but everyone said that I did.
We took the long way back to camp, mined some Everite, and picked a bunch of herbs, and fought a great bear along the way. We ran into a party of Dalish who were exploring an ancient tomb hoping to unlock some ancient Dalish lore. When we arrived at camp we were exhausted. All of us removed our packs, sat down near the fire and ate a bowl of august ram stew that the cook had prepared, and shared the tales of our battles with the rest of those in the camp.
Solas mentioned that a spirit friend of his was near, and had been trapped and corrupted by some mages. He wanted us to release the spirit. All I saw was a demon bound by wards. Cassandra was skeptical about Solas’ desire to release the demon. Solas explained that it was a spirit of wisdom and that he knew it, and I saw his distress over the matter. The mages were afraid, and Solas was very angry with them. But the mages summoned the spirit to protect them from bandits. They did not understand. I reluctantly agreed to try Solas’ solution and destroy the wards. The demon was released and returned to its spirit form. Solas spoke to it before it died. I now understood, and Cassandra gained an understanding of the fade.
Solas wanted to kill the mages for what they did, but I would not let him. Enough people had died, and besides, if he killed them there would be no human mages to teach what they had learned. Solas was not happy, and he left.
He walked all the way back to Skyhold, and spoke to me. I was glad that he did, and we patched up things.
When I played this part out, I let Solas do what he wanted to the mages. Sometimes my little elf mage was a big pushover, heh. I mean, they weren't romantic, barely friends, and he really disapproved her relationship with Sera, and yet when he wanted to kill them, I said, "sure, be my guest." Guess I justified it by remembering all the talks we had about the Fade in those early days back in Haven. I enjoyed those talks, and with Cole's rather odd POV about spirits in mind too, I decided Thedas was probably better off without those mages.
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