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[Sifr]

 

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.

 

Afterwards, reprimanded the commander for turning on the magical defences of an ancient Elven fortress without knowing what they did first... then proceeded to erect a sign next to the switch that reads;

 

"Boranan ma nuvenin: Din'eth"

 

Which is frankly, more than enough warning for anyone smart enough to read the instructions before turning something on.

 

[SporkFu]

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.

Sorry, but Anders is one of my least favorite Dragon Age characters, right up there with Loghain and Sebastian -- but not as bad as Vaughan Kendells, so there's that. I hated the way he tricked me and tried to blow up Kirkwall, and it colored my perception of him in every playthrough after that, and being forced to take him to the deep roads in order to save Bethany/Carver only made it worse.

 

I set up a world state with him romancing Hawke and surviving DA2 just to see what kind of person Hawke will be when I meet him, heh. Otherwise, no Anders. To be fair, though, I never really tried very hard to like him... except in Awakenings. Some of his jokes and banters were funny.

[sH0tgUn jUliA]

Where do I find Silverite? and Fade touched Silverite? Daenerys wants to know. We need to explore that region. You know for my new armor. I make out of dragonscale and if I find fade touched silverite....

 

Oh, and where can I get a Masterwork Hunter Coat Schematic?

 

And why do none of my masterwork crafting attempts work?

[SporkFu]

Where do I find Silverite? and Fade touched Silverite? Daenerys wants to know. We need to explore that region. You know for my new armor. I make out of dragonscale and if I find fade touched silverite....

Oh, and where can I get a Masterwork Hunter Coat Schematic?

And why do none of my masterwork crafting attempts work?

Lots of silverite in Emprise de Lion. Fade-touched there too, but you need to get past a dragon. Should be no problem for Daenerys ... Not sure about the schematic, or your crafting troubles.

My rogue -- named Harold, coincidentally -- backtracked out of the Val Royeux discussion, flirted with Cassandra and did feel better about that, and is now aimlessly wandering the Hinterlands again, in search of the ever elusive dwarven puzzlebox ingredients. Gotta keep the troops entertained *sigh*

[Obvious_Shining]

Went to the Winter Palace today. I forgot how annoying was this court approval when you are outside killing and stuff.

Anyway, i managed to collect the secrets/caprices needed for the collectible quests, after few restarts since i was messing up with those stupid halla statues...and god damn it took SO long to do everything correct, i am not even mad. Satisfaction much Everything went peacefully and all three rule together.

And of course a dance with Cass to end the day.

[AtreiyaN7]

Beating a Nightmare on Nightmare isn't a nightmare if you're a knight-enchanter!

 

Hahaha, yeah, I totally couldn't resist that...did the rest of Here Lies the Abyss last night and was thoroughly amazed again by how much easier things were as a KE . I am probably never, ever going back to necromancer, but I might try the rift mage thing out. On the other hand, nothing really beats being the equivalent of a medieval jedi, so I dunno if I can actually drag myself away from KE now.

[Kaibe]

Spent hours looking for an apostate guy because he has a key, I guess? Still haven't found him.
I'm going to run him over with my nuggalope if I do.

[SporkFu]

Beating a Nightmare on Nightmare isn't a nightmare if you're a knight-enchanter!

Hahaha, yeah, I totally couldn't resist that...did the rest of Here Lies the Abyss last night and was thoroughly amazed again by how much easier things were as a KE . I am probably never, ever going back to necromancer, but I might try the rift mage thing out. On the other hand, nothing really beats being the equivalent of a medieval jedi, so I dunno if I can actually drag myself away from KE now.

I want to try a rift mage out just because of the trainer, but it'll be awhile before I play a mage again. Gonna be tough resisting the urge to be a K-E again, though.

[Ryriena]

Got my new PS4 and learned stupid Lizard squad took down the PSN servers for a couple of days but got it up to create my new character my female Trayvlen rouge

[gottaloveme]

Sorry, but Anders is one of my least favorite Dragon Age characters, right up there with Loghain and Sebastian -- but not as bad as Vaughan Kendells, so there's that. I hated the way he tricked me and tried to blow up Kirkwall, and it colored my perception of him in every playthrough after that, and being forced to take him to the deep roads in order to save Bethany/Carver only made it worse.

 

I set up a world state with him romancing Hawke and surviving DA2 just to see what kind of person Hawke will be when I meet him, heh. Otherwise, no Anders. To be fair, though, I never really tried very hard to like him... except in Awakenings. Some of his jokes and banters were funny.

 

He was my favourite - unti I played Awakening. Then all I saw was Anders wringing his hands, sitting on a box and emotionally manipulating Hawke. Or at least trying to. Then I went Fenris. As he says - he's not made of glass.

[MrGDL87]

Today I was in Crestwood on my way to the dam control and my party was Iron Bull, Cole and Vivienne. Then Cole decided to talk about the Inquisitor/Bull relationship in detail

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including details like; the word katoh, using the wall and the war table

 

and I was thinking you can't say this in front of Lady Vivienne. I thought the embarrassment would end but I got to the Crestwood Pub and there were two people canoodling. Vivienne said something like "Charming". So the inquisitor was truly embarrassed 

 

Anyway, I crafted an item using the fade-touched obsidian and it has helped a lot. I just wish I had this on my nightmare run a few days ago. Also defeated Crestwood dragon on normal difficulty.

[sH0tgUn jUliA]

I'm still on the lowly 360 and I bow to you elite folks on the PC. My PC won't run it... well I have one that will but I just didn't want to spend the money on a great graphics card and have to load Origin on that one since I don't connect to the internet with it. So I snapped these off my TV with my cell phone.

 

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If things work out in the New Year I might get a XBox One.

 

While the hair looks better on the PC screenshots it still looks like you haven't washed it in a few weeks.

 

Anyway we just got to Emprise de Lion, and we found Silverite. We're level 18 now, and I keep hearing the dialogue "Blackwell would have liked to have been here."

 

But I got this gem of a banter: "Snow and ice. Bring Dorian!"

[Dominus]

I made a new faction for the Qunari race. I call them the Clownari.

[Melbella]

Scoured the Hissing Wastes for the last of those darn shards, then unlocked the final door in the Solasan Temple. What was behind door #10 you ask? Sigh....why couldn't ancient mages ever do anything without turning into demons at the end? Sheesh. Also found all the dwarven tombs in the Waste and, wouldn't you know it? The final one was guarded by a dragon. She tossed us around but good but we finally got her. Iron Bull had fun taking out his frustration at losing to Solas in head chess on the poor thing. He and Dorian bicker just like Varric and Cassandra.....wonder what's going on there?

 

Also discovered Leliana is totally psychotic after going with her to tie up some loose ends that Justinia left for her. Totally psycho. Yeah, that's why I decided to support Cassandra for Divine instead: she is not insane.

 

Now I'm in the Arbor Wilds jungle trying to decipher just how to open the doors in this temple. Part of me wants to follow the bad guys down the rabbit hole but noooo......we have to do things the right way.  

 

Headdesk moment of the day: Dalish Inquisitor asks, "What's the Temple of Mythal?" Really??? A Dalish doesn't know who Mythal is?! Arrrgghhhh!!!

[SporkFu]

Headdesk moment of the day: Dalish Inquisitor asks, "What's the Temple of Mythal?" Really??? A Dalish doesn't know who Mythal is?! Arrrgghhhh!!!

In her relationship with Sera, my little elf mage was made to disavow ever having any prior knowledge, memories, or even fond wishes of being in any way remotely "elfy" -- or to show even the barest hint of suggesting that she might possibly someday in the far, far, distant future consider thinking about supporting anything to do with "elfy" elves -- or risk being left alone for ever. Her ignorance of the temple of Mythal was understandable in that context. 

[kalasaurus]

On this playthrough, I had to make the hard choice between Hawke and Alistair, and chose Alistair.  I didn't think losing Hawke would make me sad, but it did.

 

Spoiler

This line really hit me...

 

[gottaloveme]

I made a new faction for the Qunari race. I call them the Clownari.

 

I don't know which is funnier - his face or your giggling

[gottaloveme]

On this playthrough, I had to make the hard choice between Hawke and Alistair, and chose Alistair.  I didn't think losing Hawke would make me sad, but it did.

 

Spoiler

This line really hit me...

 

I'm playing mansquid so didn't get to give hugs. Wish I could have. Oh Varric, Varric.   And yes

 

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safe harbours to Isabela because you remember - pirates tend to dock in unsavoury places.

[gottaloveme]

The Iron Bull is now our Iron Bull. I'm guessing tho' that you can take the boy out of the Qun but you can't take the Qun out of the boy. But he has sacrificed a lot to protect his Chargers. Just the Bull being the Bull.

 

And Cole just being Cole. Lyell had to step in to calm Dorian after Cole had been on a fishing trip inside his head. At first he thought it was about Dorian's father issues, but then it may have been about him (Lyell ). Dorian is 'make him stop', Cole is 'but I want to help'. Lyell says - 'Dorian, he may be able to help you'. Dorian is snark.

[gottaloveme]

Spork - no wonder you are always running out of likes. Keep up the good work.

[AnnJuly]

Today I:

1) Made a personal record for longest time of running around with Veil Torch in the Fallow Mire (you can pick up the torch after the fight, yay!). Looks hilarious in the dialogues.
2) Iron Bull accidentally smashed some barrels right in front of barricaded door and we got inside! Hah! I thought this house was only for decorations and you can't get inside.
3) Found sky watcher notes. Tried to look up at the sky to see stars, accidentally attacked druffallo... brufallo... thing s... anyway, got eaten. No skymagic for me anymore. Btw, that moon is HUGE!
4) Tried to smash the Old Mill door. What this door is made of (I want it for my armor), it survived 5 Iron Bull's might blows! Disappointing Iron Bull left in the camp, next try with Blackwall.

[SporkFu]

Spork - no wonder you are always running out of likes. Keep up the good work.

What can I say, I love to read about people's Inquisition adventures 

[SporkFu]

Today I:

1) Made a personal record for longest time of running around with Veil Torch in the Fallow Mire (you can pick up the torch after the fight, yay!). Looks hilarious in the dialogues.

I find it funny while trying to close a rift, my archer is still holding his bow in his rift-closing hand -- and wouldn't isabela have something to say about that. 

[SporkFu]

Harold the Herald has been very busy of late, traversing the Hinterlands in what is becoming mockingly known among certain dissenting chantry circles as The Great Elfroot Harvest of 9:43. In his travels he has closed a few rifts, explored a few caves, returned a ring to a lamenting widow, found a potion for a sick mother, hunted some rams, found some supply caches, and utterly destroyed an encampment of mages in the Witchwood. He's a little concerned about that last one because it seemingly gives the templars free reign to wander the 'lands and cause havoc wherever they go. But it's not Harold's fault! By the Maker it isn't! Every time he turns around someone wants him to do something for them.

 

But he doesn't mind, because every little thing he does is magic improves the Inquisition's disposition with... well, we're not quite sure who, so we're going to say "everybody"... and if it wasn't for his already being hopelessly smitten with Cassandra, he knows Josephine would be very impressed by his good works. And as it turns out, Harold has become an agent recruiting machine. Ritts (yay saved Ritts this time), Ellandra, Anais, and Berand all promise to give what aid they can to the cause. 

 

Finally, Uncle "Trev" Trevalyan always said, "Boy, you're not a man until you craft your own bow and kill something with it!" and so Harold has done just that. Using iron, blue vitriol, and ram's leather in the making, Harold has painstakingly crafted a bladed longbow with a balanced grip, lovingly named Skeeter for the way it annoyingly bites its targets again and again. He thinks 'Trev' would be impressed had his own bow, The Trevinator, not snapped a bowstring just moments before a great bear clamped its jaws down on Trev's great bald head -- snapping a large canine off in the process. Harold has vowed revenge for this, and has been on the lookout for a great bear missing a fang ever since. His secret hope is to one day find the lair of this particular bear, kill it, recover, and then reforge The Trevinator for his very own. 

 

Who knows, perhaps he'll get his wish. 

[sH0tgUn jUliA]

I'm up late tonight and you're going to read this because I'm up late. I'm exhausted. We had a pitched battle at Emprise de Lion. Those filthy communist Red Templars were dug in. They'd destroyed bridges that must have broken the backs of hundreds of slaves to build, because without the assistance of high magic those bridges would never have been built over such chasms. That was a lot of bridge to destroy. I think we can rebuild them, but it will take time.

 

But this red lyrium is spreading like a cancer across the land, and we found out that Samson is seeding it. We liberated the castle, and freed the prisoners. I killed the Red Templar lieutenant and found all of the red templar letters. However, there was one landmark I needed to make, and I was apparently standing right next to it but couldn't see it, and went onto the next part of the mission. Now my soldiers are complaining that we really didn't take the castle because the marker isn't radiating its magic.

 

So I ran around looking for it, and I couldn't find where we fought those giants and those red lyrium infected giants. They're dead. The place is cleaned out.

 

And I found out why it is taking me so damned long to finish this game. I think I spend half the time running around lost. I know for a fact that a man programmed this because there is no where to ask for directions. You'd think you could stop and ask someone, "Hey, you know where the Templars kept the giants they infected with the red lyrium? Can you tell me how to get there?"

 

"Sure, mate. Go back the way you came until you get to the first place you can make a left. The take it...."l

 

No. Nothing like that exists. In fact they don't put that in any game. Yet the residents should know how to get places. I think game designers do this on purpose to drive us crazy. One time I was playing Sim City and I had this one sim who kept complaining that there wasn't a bus stop near his house, so I put one right in front of his house. And zoomed in to watch. You know he left and walked three blocks to another bus stop, and complained there wasn't a bus stop near his house again. I bulldozed his house. It's good to be a god. If they're not going to put someone there to give directions, how about better maps. You know with details. Like they do with Skyrim. Not this mish mosh and what the hell am I doing over here?

 

But enough of that. I kept getting lost. I think I spent two hours being lost in Emprise de Lion. It all looks the same. Snow and Ice. I kept going around in circles. Then said F- it and went back to Skyhold. If the troops want the place bad enough they can take it themselves. I have a party to go to.

 

So I went to a party for Josie and finished the negotiations with an unpleasant noble who still thought she was my better even though I held her life in my hands. But we know about how politics work. Orlais. Where they wear masks. I need a bath after being in that place.