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[Abradax]

Recruit 2 bears, take down the entire inquisition.

 

Seriously, bears are the most overpowered creature to ever set foot in the land.  

[In Exile]

I just don't see it. I find bears really easy to kill.

[Broganisity]

One bear, give it Samson's armor.

Checkmate, Andrastians.

[Ashagar]

Hmm how about a pair of Great Orlaisian bears that has become a Bereskarn and corphyeus had armored.

[Thargorichiban]

He needed to put his soul into the serpent so he could be more powerful, it turns out it was a hoarcrux!

 

Wait...

 

We're talking about Lord Voldemort, right?

 

NVM, pretty much the same thing.

[PrinceofTime]

Not really, around lv 9 for me bears become quite easy to kill. Great bears didn't put up much of challenge either.

[Neoleviathan]

I have a bit of a theory about Cory's Dragon. It's most likely completely off, but here it goes...
The consensus seems to be he only needed it out of pride. But there might be something more to it, & it gets shaky right off the bat because this is where it goes back to Dragon Age Origins...

Spoiler

One of the oddest things in Origins happens in the Circle Tower. As you're fighting through the demons a number of small dragons appear( probably drakes or dragonlings, it's been a while). I've always wondered how they got there, why were they at the tower, why then. They show up out of nowhere & without explanation...

Now everything Cory does is for the purpose of going back to the Fade physically. This is where Dragons could be important. Maybe Dragons are able to physically enter the Fade & can use the Fade to move around. That could explain why a bunch of Dragons suddenly arrive at the circle tower when the demons are attacking it. The Dragons were crossing over with the demons. Perhaps they smelled blood, or were just curiously exploring a new exit. It could even explain why there were so many Dragons & the High Dragon at the Temple of Andraste in Origins because the veil was weak there. Where the veil is weak, Dragons can spread or retreat. In & out of the Fade to discover mates, disperse their offspring, & seek new territory. With Inquisition as well, there are significantly more Dragons all around. Perhaps the Breach is to blame?

I think it would improve Cory's chances of surviving & entering the Fade by being tied to a being that can naturally survive such a crossing. So Cory's Dragon could be more than just an act of pride, it could have been vital to his goal.

My doubts about this all is that I don't think I've seen anything in the lore to support this. Just dragons being in weird places, situations that might not have any kind of relation to each other. The dragons in the circle tower could have been & most likely were just throw away fodder for the player without any real reasoning for being there.

[Northern Sun]

Dragons are big and powerful and they breathe fire! Some people are easily impressed.

[AutumnWitch]

I have a bit of a theory about Cory's Dragon. It's most likely completely off, but here it goes...
The consensus seems to be he only needed it out of pride. But there might be something more to it, & it gets shaky right off the bat because this is where it goes back to Dragon Age Origins...

Spoiler

One of the oddest things in Origins happens in the Circle Tower. As you're fighting through the demons a number of small dragons appear( probably drakes or dragonlings, it's been a while). I've always wondered how they got there, why were they at the tower, why then. They show up out of nowhere & without explanation...

Now everything Cory does is for the purpose of going back to the Fade physically. This is where Dragons could be important. Maybe Dragons are able to physically enter the Fade & can use the Fade to move around. That could explain why a bunch of Dragons suddenly arrive at the circle tower when the demons are attacking it. The Dragons were crossing over with the demons. Perhaps they smelled blood, or were just curiously exploring a new exit. It could even explain why there were so many Dragons & the High Dragon at the Temple of Andraste in Origins because the veil was weak there. Where the veil is weak, Dragons can spread or retreat. In & out of the Fade to discover mates, disperse their offspring, & seek new territory. With Inquisition as well, there are significantly more Dragons all around. Perhaps the Breach is to blame?

I think it would improve Cory's chances of surviving & entering the Fade by being tied to a being that can naturally survive such a crossing. So Cory's Dragon could be more than just an act of pride, it could have been vital to his goal.

My doubts about this all is that I don't think I've seen anything in the lore to support this. Just dragons being in weird places, situations that might not have any kind of relation to each other. The dragons in the circle tower could have been & most likely were just throw away fodder for the player without any real reasoning for being there.

 

I think dragons (well some) are way more complicated than we know. In DAI we see (if you make a certain choice) that they can be rational and not just wild beasts and even communicate rudimentary with people. Its amazed me that no one else has picked up on this. And the fact that both the Arch-demons ad Flemeth take a dragon form is also highly significant. There is way more to them than meets the eye.

 

Also, interesting theory thanks for sharing.

[leaguer of one]

I have a bit of a theory about Cory's Dragon. It's most likely completely off, but here it goes...
The consensus seems to be he only needed it out of pride. But there might be something more to it, & it gets shaky right off the bat because this is where it goes back to Dragon Age Origins...

Spoiler

One of the oddest things in Origins happens in the Circle Tower. As you're fighting through the demons a number of small dragons appear( probably drakes or dragonlings, it's been a while). I've always wondered how they got there, why were they at the tower, why then. They show up out of nowhere & without explanation...

Now everything Cory does is for the purpose of going back to the Fade physically. This is where Dragons could be important. Maybe Dragons are able to physically enter the Fade & can use the Fade to move around. That could explain why a bunch of Dragons suddenly arrive at the circle tower when the demons are attacking it. The Dragons were crossing over with the demons. Perhaps they smelled blood, or were just curiously exploring a new exit. It could even explain why there were so many Dragons & the High Dragon at the Temple of Andraste in Origins because the veil was weak there. Where the veil is weak, Dragons can spread or retreat. In & out of the Fade to discover mates, disperse their offspring, & seek new territory. With Inquisition as well, there are significantly more Dragons all around. Perhaps the Breach is to blame?

I think it would improve Cory's chances of surviving & entering the Fade by being tied to a being that can naturally survive such a crossing. So Cory's Dragon could be more than just an act of pride, it could have been vital to his goal.

My doubts about this all is that I don't think I've seen anything in the lore to support this. Just dragons being in weird places, situations that might not have any kind of relation to each other. The dragons in the circle tower could have been & most likely were just throw away fodder for the player without any real reasoning for being there.

...The dragon were brought there to be experiment and studied by mages. DAO and witch hunt states this.

[Neoleviathan]

...The dragon were brought there to be experiment and studied by mages. DAO and witch hunt states this.

It's good that they address it then. I don't think I was ever able to get Witch Hunt working, like Pinnacle Station & Awakening it was never not corrupted for me so I missed most of it.