Unless it was her stunt double.
Confused about meeting Fiona in Val Royeaux...
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DarkSun09
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#152
Posté 24 janvier 2015 - 01:12
Aren
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Ah my head it's hurt all this nonsense to find a solution into a paradox,plot hole, bad writing or whatever.
Solution::::::: choose the templars sidequest.
#153
Posté 24 janvier 2015 - 01:24
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Personally I think they were going to go with a clone Fiona, but decided to use the excuse of magic and time travel when they couldn't sufficiently bullshit a story for it.
#154
Posté 24 janvier 2015 - 01:41
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Maybe I missed a detail somewhere, but I really don't understand that whole thing with meeting Fiona in Val Royeaux. Could someone explain it to me? We met her first at Val Royeaux, then later at Redcliffe. Buuuuut it wasn't really her because she was at Redcliffe the whole time... right? So was it a time travel thing? If so, who sent her to meet us, and how? Or did she use time magic herself so she could contact us? I thought only Alexius could mess with time. I really don't understand what happened...
Time travel.
Fiona went to Val Royeaux to meet you out of her own volition at some point in time before Alexius decided to use time travel magic. Once he did, however, and saved the mages, Fiona pledged them all to the service of Tevinter and there was no reason to seek the Inquisitor's help anymore. It's quite likely that everyone you meet in Redcliffe is actually from the alternate timeline where Alexius saved the mages.
#155
Posté 10 octobre 2015 - 08:45
The Unsettler
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The answer is obvious: "Fiona" in Val Royeaux was Andraste.
#156
Posté 10 octobre 2015 - 09:43
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In France, we roleplayers have a way to explain this : TGCM. Ta Gueule C'est Magique. I think the most correct traduction is : Shut Up it's Magic. It turns handy when you can't explain every plot hole 
What ? It's not an answer ? Alright, I have a better one for you : it was Dorian, who wanted to warn you of the time travel ****. And because you won't trust an unknow Tevinter mage, he cast an illusion spell to take the shape of Fiona. Or he just cast an illusion spell. Well, it's basically the same thing, and it conduct to the same result...
#157
Posté 10 octobre 2015 - 09:55
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Why did someone feel the need to necro this thread?
#158
Posté 10 octobre 2015 - 10:01
AnUnculturedLittlePotato
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Why did someone feel the need to necro this thread?
Not sure but I had a fisting joke all lined up :/ shame really.
Also:
In France, we roleplayers have a way to explain this : TGCM. Ta Gueule C'est Magique. I think the most correct traduction is : Shut Up it's Magic. It turns handy when you can't explain every plot hole
What ? It's not an answer ? Alright, I have a better one for you : it was Dorian, who wanted to warn you of the time travel ****. And because you won't trust an unknow Tevinter mage, he cast an illusion spell to take the shape of Fiona. Or he just cast an illusion spell. Well, it's basically the same thing, and it conduct to the same result...
We have one as well. "A wizard did it" I believe.
Literally the same thing.
#159
Posté 11 octobre 2015 - 12:15
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Given that she doesn't remember being there, but confesses to feeling strange when you mention it, I assumed Alexius was using blood magic mind control on her to ensure her compliance and make sure the rebel mages joined Tevinter.
