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[EmissaryofLies]

It's possible that he did not know or he underestimated Corypheus. I like the latter.

[MisterJB]

It's also possible he intended for Corypheus to use the orb to awaken its powers.

How Solas intended to kill him and reclaim it had the Inquisition not formed, however, is beyond me.

[leaguer of one]

Is the thousand years old Darkspawn from the time when Tevinter ruled the world and who was arrogant and uncaring enough to sacrifice hundreds of thousands of slaves to break into the home of God really the person you'd trust with your immensely powerful Orb of Destruction?
 

If someone gave nuclear weapons to a terrorist group, I'd certainly wish for that person to be held accountable for their actions.

That's the thing. The plan was to take it way from Cory before he used it. The real problem is the furture quis picked it up with out knowing what it was and....

[EmissaryofLies]

It's also possible he intended for Corypheus to use the orb to awaken its powers.

How Solas intended to kill him and reclaim it had the Inquisition not formed, however, is beyond me.

 

Exactly.

[MoonDrummer]

Teventor may of not of been up and coming at the time. Added, it's better then having thedus turn into a waste land.

Yes, we do. 

Nope. We know that there was a war between Falon'din and the pantheon, but it was neither endless nor unwinnable, as Falon'din eventually got his teeth kicked in. We know the gods were petty, priideful and bickered but that does not translate into never ending warfare. We know Andruil went mad but that Mythal stopped her before she turned her weapons against the pantheon.

[Patchwork]

It's also possible he intended for Corypheus to use the orb to awaken its powers.

How Solas intended to kill him and reclaim it had the Inquisition not formed, however, is beyond me.

 

He assumed opening the orb would kill Cory, unaware of his super darkspawn regeneration powers. 

[Rekkampum]

He assumed opening the orb would kill Cory, unaware of his super darkspawn regeneration powers. 

 

This is probably the most likely outcome.

[Addai]

Man, folks really do like to get their rock soft at the idea of mass genocide.

The chuckleheads were getting bored, so a fluffer came along to help out.

[Maiafay]

Is the thousand years old Darkspawn from the time when Tevinter ruled the world and who was arrogant and uncaring enough to sacrifice hundreds of thousands of slaves to break into the home of God really the person you'd trust with your immensely powerful Orb of Destruction?
 
If someone gave nuclear weapons to a terrorist group, I'd certainly wish for that person to be held accountable for their actions.

I'm not saying Solas is an innocent snowflake, but we need to know more about his intentions before heaping everything horrible that happens in the game on his little egg head.

Frankly, his character became MORE interesting after the epilogue. The grayer a character is, the better I like them.

[LOLandStuff]

Guy doesn't think things through at all.

 

Imma lock all the gods and free the elves...Well, that went bad.

Imma give my orb to this shifty looking guy...Well, that again went rather bad.

Imma join the inquisition and retake the orb...Well...I didn't expect that...

Imma gonna do something dumb again.

 

Solas doesn't let failure and world shattering actions slow him down, I'll give him that.

[MisterJB]

He assumed opening the orb would kill Cory, unaware of his super darkspawn regeneration powers. 

But if the Herald survived because of the Anchor then Corypheus, who would have had the Anchor had the Herald not intervened, would have survived as well even without regeneration powers.

Unless the Maker did step in.

 

 

 

[Killdren88]

Normally I roll my eyes at people who wanna kill people and such, but then I realize...if being sociopath killer/ Genocidal maniac in a game keeps you level headed and not want to practice these things in real life. Then go ahead.

[EmissaryofLies]

LOL

[Rekkampum]

The chuckleheads were getting bored, so a fluffer came along to help out.

 

When he popped up in the other thread about the Dalish tombs asking the same question, I figured him out pretty easily.

[Steelcan]

we chuckleheads subsist entirely on dalish hate and oppression of minorities

[leaguer of one]

Nope. We know that there was a war between Falon'din and the pantheon, but it was neither endless nor unwinnable, as Falon'din eventually got his teeth kicked in. We know the gods were petty, priideful and bickered but that does not translate into never ending warfare. We know Andruil went mad but that Mythal stopped her before she turned her weapons against the pantheon.

The lore in the arber wild make it clear the war was endless and unwinnable.

[leaguer of one]

Guy doesn't think things through at all.

 

Imma lock all the gods and free the elves...Well, that went bad.

Imma give my orb to this shifty looking guy...Well, that again went rather bad.

Imma join the inquisition and retake the orb...Well...I didn't expect that...

Imma gonna do something dumb again.

 

Solas doesn't let failure and world shattering actions slow him down, I'll give him that.

His name is pride for a reason.

[Patchwork]

But if the Herald survived because of the Anchor then Corypheus, who would have had the Anchor had the Herald not intervened, would have survived as well even without regeneration powers.

Unless the Maker did step in.

 

Solas seemed surprised at that too.

 

Honestly of all the Dread Wolf's poorly thought out plans this one ranks up there with changing the foundations of elven society and falling asleep straight after. 

[MoonDrummer]

The lore in the arber wild make it clear the war was endless and unwinnable.

No it doesn't. There are 2 wars mentioned at the temple, 3 if you include Andruil going bonkers. Mythal defeated Falon'din and Andruil. And the civil war took place after the gods were locked away.

[Eliastion]

Guy doesn't think things through at all.

 

Imma lock all the gods and free the elves...Well, that went bad.

Imma give my orb to this shifty looking guy...Well, that again went rather bad.

Imma join the inquisition and retake the orb...Well...I didn't expect that...

Imma gonna do something dumb again.

 

Solas doesn't let failure and world shattering actions slow him down, I'll give him that.

Those are but small miscalculations, he definitely has it all figured out! Next time it will all work out just as planned!

 

No it doesn't. There are 2 wars mentioned at the temple, 3 if you include Andruil going bonkers. Mythal defeated Falon'din and Andruil. And the civil war took place after the gods were locked away.

Mythal and Andruil apparently settled that one like real men, 1v1!

...Basically, mommy came and smacked her idiot child real good for playing down in the nuclear waste disposal...

[In Exile]

Corypheus would've escaped with or without Hawke.

Still, what was Solas thinking when he gave Corypheus his orb? It's like he woke up and first thought was to find the most powerful mage in Thedas and hand him the orb, no questions asked. Guy was insane and always wanted to become a god, why would he change his mind? Solas should've done some background check.

Seeing the Breach he might just have thought Corypheus would nuke himself with it.

[Br3admax]

Anyway, the Last Court was a terrible game, but I got to kill seven Dalish clans, at least a vast majority of the hunters, in it. Now that's how you rule a marquisate. 

[Biotic Flash Kick]

If it makes you feel better, OP, the Dalish Inquisitor can get their own entire clan killed via war table missions.

Did that already

didnt get any loot for it :<

[Biotic Flash Kick]

We do get to wipe out, albeit with assistance, the last remnants of the ancient elves. That has to be worth a lot more than a few miserable Dalish.

i dunno

 

i think the dalish being dead and then dead and wrong and leaving the ancient to fix the mess the dalish made is more fun. 

 

and then we get to kill the ancient elves :DD

 

AND MAKE SOLAS TRANQUIL >:DD

[Qunquistador]

Why not the qunts?