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[X Equestris]

Out of curiosity, did we ever see a Circle mage character who was a Lucrosian?

If we have, I can't remember them.

[Jackums]

Libertarian primarily, followed by lucrosian and aequitarian.

 

The mages should be a part of politics and society, and use their abilities responsibly, but they should also be independent from the Chantry. Not unschooled, but simply trained in an environment not regulated by a faction that's religiously based.

[Wolfen09]

isolationist, because we all know via racist stereotypes that all mages look 90 + years old and live in a cave in the mountains

[goofyomnivore]

Lucrosian.. I'd like to think I could go all Pablo Escobar, and buy/build my own personal Circle (estate) where I can do whatever I want.

[AtreiyaN7]

Libertarian probably (and it's not the Libertarians as a whole who are nuts - it's the Resolutionist subgroup that's filled with bad eggs, tyvm). Although being a Lucrosian wouldn't be so bad, I suppose.

[Warden Commander Aeducan]

In the south? Aequitarian. I shall set an example as a mage. "With fear running rampart, they need to see a mage standing for what is right. I'll defeat Corypheus and pretend to standing with them." 

 

In the Glorious Tevinter Imperium? It's complete opposite for me. I will be a Magister of the Glorious Tevinter Imperim. 

[Red of Rivia]

Resolutionists, liberty or death, without conversation.

[Exodus2000]

None frats are dumb.

[Kimarous]

Probably somewhere between Aequitarian and Libertarian... someone who seeks greater freedom for the mages, but in a more baby-steps "gradual reform" fashion instead of open rebellion and terrorism.

 

Me: Maybe if there was a buddy system - one mage to one templar... people who trust each other, leave the tower together, keep each other in li-

Templar: And how do we know you aren't influencing your "buddy" with blood magic?

Me: And the cycle of trust issues kicks in...

[Barquiel]

Circle life sounds rather unpleasant (being imprisoned under the guard of armored drug addicts, being denied the right to have relationships or marry, being unable to raise own children, etc.) -> Libertarian

[Master Warder Z_]

Circle life sounds rather unpleasant

Only if your a fool or terrorist.

[KaiserShep]

Only if your a fool or terrorist.

Well, that depends. Personally I don't relish the idea of obligating my entire life to any sort of institution, unless there's a fair amount of perks I can look forward to. While this is something some Circle's provide, not all do. Then there's the idea that you're being pitted against a demon, after which the result could simply end in your death or being rendered tranquil. While the practice is understandable, given the choice, I would probably avoid it. In the end, I'd probably just end up being an apostate, because, well, f*** the po-lice.

[Master Warder Z_]

Go move to hippy dippy Rivain then.