You meet Ser Barris before Champions of the Just. He is the Templar who starts to question Lucius' actions and expresses the possibility that the Herald could be the real deal and that the Templars should help. He gets turned down and ordered to fall in.
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#27
Posté 26 janvier 2015 - 05:45
keesio74
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You meet Ser Barris before Champions of the Just. He is the Templar who starts to question Lucius' actions and expresses the possibility that the Herald could be the real deal and that the Templars should help. He gets turned down and ordered to fall in.
Oh yeah, I remember now. But that is just a bit part. You can't interact with him and you certainly don't get the sense that something really bad is happening to the Order until after you commit.
#28
Posté 26 janvier 2015 - 05:45
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I could never kill Alistair's mom (Fiona). Fiona's quite the tragic character in my opinion, it started with the alienage and subsequent rape -- I don't blame her for the rebellion. Unlike Uncle Tom character that is Vivienne, she didn't have the luxury of ****** her way to the top as an alienage elf.
So because a black person was fortunate enough to be discovered as a mage early in life, got sent to the Circle and worked her way into a position of power and lived a life of privilege due to said work she's an Uncle Tom... are you ****** kidding me. I get not liking Vivienne because of what she represents as an arrogant rich noble, but dam that's just uncalled for.
