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[God]

Why not all of them?

 

I don't mind Fereldan or Orlais, but lets have the next game somewhere else. 

 

Anderfels, Tevinter, Seheron, Rivain, hell even some of the Free March states that we haven't seen before.

[RobRam10]

Tevinter

Nevarra

Anderfels

Kal-Sharok

Dornak Jungles (i think its called)

 

I just want to be far away from Ferelden.

 

Do not speak Ferelden

Do not trust Ferelden

Kill Ferelden

[Avilia]

Tevinter, Nevarra, Rivain, Antiva. Any or all of those would keep me happy.

[Warden Commander Aeducan]

Or is it Weisshaupt people want to see?

Aside from possibility the next Blight could happen there, the Darkspawn. You just mention the real reason that make Anderfels interesting, and the only reason to go there.

[FlyingSquirrel]

I'm curious about Nevarra and Ostwick in light of DAI - I was hoping we might actually meet some of the other Pentaghasts or Trevelyans at some point.

[(Disgusted noise.)]

Anderfels is my absolute number one. (Preferably with Tevinter also being part of the setting.)

[ComedicSociopathy]

Canada. 

[Lulupab]

Tevinter. The fact that Anderfels and Rivain are close to it and could be visited in a game based on Tevinter are good bonuses as well.

[Rekkampum]

Tevinter and Seheron. If I hear another Orlesian bard singing in French I'm gonna puke.

[(Disgusted noise.)]

True enough.

 

The only other thing that interests me is that if the next game is north, and Tevinter heavy, then the Anderfels provides a voice of dissent (I think it's southern Chantry aligned).

It's actually the most devoutly Andrastian country in Thedas.

[Lulupab]

It's actually the most devoutly Andrastian country in Thedas.

 

That's only partly true though, only the capital of Anderfels is under control of its royalty and chantry. The rest of country is pretty much controlled by the wardens and some people say its actually the warden who rule Anderfels and the nobles and have walled themselves inside the capital. Darkspawn raids are a normality there and Wardens are only thing that keeps people alive outside of the capital.

[Hanako Ikezawa]

I know it probably won't happen, but I'd like to see the other continents that are on the planet Thedas is on. 

[Hanako Ikezawa]

Let one of them be the setting for Jade Empire.

Let another be the continent the Normandy SR2 crashed on.

We already know they like putting DA Easter eggs in ME and ME Easter eggs in DA. 

[Augustei]

Seheron. I want to witness a full fledged war break out and bare witness to the full might of the Tevinter and Qunari millitarys.
I'd love to see the clash of their cultures as well, see Tevinter and Qunari cultural influence on the island.
Oh and the Fog Warriors. They sound interesting

[Aimi]

I'm actually not all that interested in playing a Tevinter. This is mostly because I'm worried about the whole slavery-blood magic thing.

Dorian states that people like him - who disapprove of rampant blood magic and whatnot - are a small minority and a quiet one. And he himself doesn't seem to have all that much of a problem with slavery. Setting a game in Tevinter feels like a great way to either help shoe-horn people into basically being evil, or to make the player a freaking unicorn. And I feel like the former is decidedly more likely, because of what happened in The Old Republic. Playing an Imperial in that game means fighting for space Hitler and the rest of his magic Nazi Party; what passes for "light side" dialogue (and there ain't much) doesn't square with the actions taken in the course of even the most mundane sidequest, let alone the main storyline. People whine about being railroaded into supporting the Chantry through the course of Inquisition, even though there is no such thing, but with SWTOR there is an extremely legitimate and similar complaint about the Empire.

Tevinter might be an interesting place to visit, but if there's a game set there, I'd very much like to play as an outsider of some sort.

Medieval naval warfare isn't all that thrilling you know.

 
Sure it is...if you like medieval land warfare.
 

Canada.

I hear their Rockies are gorgeous.

[Lulupab]

Dorian also makes it clear that using your own blood or of a willing participant is not looked down upon and this is the only "rampant" blood magic. The forbidden stuff are actually forbidden. Mages are imprisoned, made tranquil or executed like southern mages. Political station saving someone is nothing new. Orlesian nobility have slaves and sex slaves behind closed doors as well.

[Master Warder Z_]

Also hail the Emperor!

o.o you pick to roll a Sith you choose to buy into the dogma.

[SardaukarElite]

Rivain is set for all kinds of interesting with the Quanri-Thedas sandwich going on. Though I think traveling works better than not for BioWare so maybe something nautical themed with exploring the northern coasts? New places would be nice and that's where most of them are.

 

I'm actually not all that interested in playing a Tevinter. This is mostly because I'm worried about the whole slavery-blood magic thing.
(...)

 

They could play the slave / lower classes uprising angle. Though I don't know if that's their style.

 

But I agree on the not being sure about kind of maybe playing magic Nazis.

[Lulupab]

They will find a way for that "nazi" angle like they did with Orlais. We are not from Orlesian nobility if you didn't notice.

[Hanako Ikezawa]

Tevinter might be an interesting place to visit, but if there's a game set there, I'd very much like to play as an outsider of some sort.

We will most likely be an outsider, since that sets everyone at an equal starting point in Tevinter society and our character has an inlore reason for all the questions they can ask. It's why for DAI none of the origins are from Ferelden or Orlais.

[Innsmouth Dweller]

Tevinter (but if it's done from a do-gooder/andrastian perspective then i'll pass)... Rivain because seers and some dwarven thaig would be nice, Kal-Sharok maybe? also i'd love to see Black City (damn you, inquisitor, where's your inner explorer!)

[Lulupab]

Its time to make up for DAO where the human mage couldn't get into royalty like human rogue and warrior. I expect in Tevinter only mages can end up in position of power and rogues and warriors can't.