"It's odd for a Dalish elf to care about other races but you won't get any backtalk here. That's a promise."
Seriously Harding? YOU JUST BACKTALKED. Like a bigot no less. This almost reminds me of that cutscene with Solas if you're playing as a Qunari Inquisitor. Can someone tell me why people want to romance this two-faced dwarf so badly again?
http://thepunchlinei...solas-they-said
She's not wrong.
Dalish people often are very anti-social to say the least. It's a simple fact.
You humans are all racist.
You humans are all racist.
Another to be caught by Scoia'tael. The Dalish want to keep their culture alive, to mix with other would not be a good idea...
"It's odd for a Dalish elf to care about other races but you won't get any backtalk here. That's a promise."
Seriously Harding? YOU JUST BACKTALKED. Like a bigot no less. This almost reminds me of that cutscene with Solas if you're playing as a Qunari Inquisitor. Can someone tell me why people want to romance this two-faced dwarf so badly again?
http://thepunchlinei...solas-they-said
It is a bit odd if you consider that the Dalish could have helped save Ferelden during the Fifth Blight, and Merrill could be a prominent figure in Kirkwall.
might and could being operative, they can't account for all world states
She's not wrong.
Dalish people often are very anti-social to say the least. It's a simple fact.
Individual Dalish may be more altruistic. But as a people, they are quite isolationist. And are becoming increasingly so, even to other Dalish clans, it seems.
Against whom? The human lords attacking them if they stay too long in one region? The lynch mobs? The Andrastian fanatics threatening them with violence to convert? The templars hunting them for their mages? Harding's comment lacks context, and it was a poor choice of words.
their victims when humans make the mistake of being guilty of the heinous charge of being human and nearby
Against whom? The human lords attacking them if they stay too long in one region? The lynch mobs? The Andrastian fanatics threatening them with violence to convert? The templars hunting them for their mages? Harding's comment lacks context, and it was a poor choice of words.
Fen'Harel's Teeth.
All the 'Wow an elf, weird!' stuff did feel a bit off for me, because in my canon there's a monument dedicated to another particular Dalish Elf just a few minutes away. Hmm. :S
Individual Dalish may be more altruistic. But as a people, they are quite isolationist. And are becoming increasingly so, even to other Dalish clans, it seems.
They might have a reason, sure, and a good one at that, but the fact remains - as a group they only care about the People and tend not to give a damn about other races. So Harding's it is right, it is odd, not impossible or unbelievable, but certainly unusual.
Against whom? The human lords attacking them if they stay too long in one region? The lynch mobs? The Andrastian fanatics threatening them with violence to convert? The templars hunting them for their mages? Harding's comment lacks context, and it was a poor choice of words.
I'm actually starting to think the Batarians are a good analog to the Dalish.
By now you should know that all races in Thedas are arrogant, prejudiced, violent morons.
Id say the Dalish are more like the Quarian's tbh, both started a war that they lost badly & then spent the following centuries whining about their loss with a "feel sorry for me" attitude
"It's odd for a Dalish elf to care about other races but you won't get any backtalk here. That's a promise."
Seriously Harding? YOU JUST BACKTALKED. Like a bigot no less. This almost reminds me of that cutscene with Solas if you're playing as a Qunari Inquisitor. Can someone tell me why people want to romance this two-faced dwarf so badly again?
Especially when a Dalish warden saved that same bloody area, like 3 times not 10 years ago...
Except the inception of the war wasn't one-sided, which is why Keeper Hawen and his clan admit they were wrong.
And the Dalish live a life of hardship in order to maintain their religious beliefs and cultural traditions. They aren't asking others to feel sorry for them; even their mantra is: "Never again shall we submit".
Bioware hates the Dalish and they want you to as well. Why the fuss?
JUST CaN'T HELP BUT FIDDLE WITH THAT LATCH ON PANDORA'S BOX HUH OP?
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