I keep looking at this screenshot and often asked myself this question.... "What are these tools, and what job are they suppose to do"?
I wish Bioware would be more descriptive when they design such bizarre tools because so far what I see is an enema kit.
The knife and measuring spoon are fairly straight forward. The largest looks like a grinder. The pouch easily looks like to connects to the grinder to avoid wasting the dust particles. That only really leaves the small cylinder which is likely the lyrium container itself.
We know they drink it... so that's not that far of stretch.
If you have an enema kit that looks like this...then you might want to check with your doctor first before using it... just saying.
A few of the things in that kit look like something you'd shove up a patients rear-end in a hospital. I wonder if lyrium for templars is an enema?
lets see, a knife, a grinder, a leather pouch, and a small cylinder thing that glows.. oh and a spoon.
unless we make an enema joke, i'd say you take the lyrium out of the cylinder, cut a small part of it with the knife, use the spoon to put the lyrium in the grinder, connect the pouch and start grinding. you then keep your lyrium dust in your pouch. at later times you just put some dust from your pouch in the spoon and use it like sugar for your tea.
btw does it even make a difference if you encourage him to keep not using it or not? do you have an option to replace him?
Well, I couldn't make out what was in the box, besides the blurry colours, so thanks for posting this, it's the first time I actually see what these tools were supposed to be. Looks like a heroin kit with a couple of additions.
Well a blade to get scrapings, a grinder to turn it to powder, a water skin (or whatever liquid it's mixed with and, the vial with a dose ready to go which hasn't ran out flat so it's quite thick, this probably not water in the skin. some alchemical concoction they have to mix it with to take it.
btw does it even make a difference if you encourage him to keep not using it or not? do you have an option to replace him?
Well, I haven't romanced him, so I cannot confirm this but...
"Lyrium is a very sensitive subject for Cullen, with his Templar background. If you want to keep the possibility of romance open for Cullen, never order Cullen to take lyrium when you find it during the game. If you press him on taking Lyrium, you risk the chance he will either call off the romance, or if you haven't yet romanced him, will be unable to pursue him."
The knife and measuring spoon are fairly straight forward. The largest looks like a grinder. The pouch easily looks like to connects to the grinder to avoid wasting the dust particles. That only really leaves the small cylinder which is likely the lyrium container itself.
We know they drink it... so that's not that far of stretch.
If you have an enema kit that looks like this...then you might want to check with your doctor first before using it... just saying.
Quite accurate 
A few of the things in that kit look like something you'd shove up a patients rear-end in a hospital. I wonder if lyrium for templars is an enema?
Probably work just as well - might be why templars have such a crappy outlook.
A few of the things in that kit look like something you'd shove up a patients rear-end in a hospital. I wonder if lyrium for templars is an enema?
Perhaps that's why Templars are always so grouchy, and taking things out on the poor mages.
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You might be onto something there.
But I'm anti-Templar and freeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeedom for mages.
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