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[Bebopbeats20]

Having all the mages know the the same starting spells and learn the same disciplines isn't very lore friendly and frankly kinda boring. I could understand using them for Trevelyan as the standard Oswtick circle tower teachings and maybe for Adaar so long as it's made clear they learned magic from an apostate circle mage and not a former Saarbas Tal Vashoth. Although that would miss out on the opportunity for some really unique qunari magic. But the Dalish have had unique disciplines in every other Dragon Age game. Some of them pretty awesome (Velanna's root transportation anyone?).

 

I understand there was a deadline and you can't fit every little thing in but I think a Gameplay or Lore DLC would go down really well with the players.

[eyezonlyii]

Having all the mages know the the same starting spells and learn the same disciplines isn't very lore friendly and frankly kinda boring. I could understand using them for Trevelyan as the standard Oswtick circle tower teachings and maybe for Adaar so long as it's made clear they learned magic from an apostate circle mage and not a former Saarbas Tal Vashoth. Although that would miss out on the opportunity for some really unique qunari magic. But the Dalish have had unique disciplines in every other Dragon Age game. Some of them pretty awesome (Velanna's root transportation anyone?).

 

I understand there was a deadline and you can't fit every little thing in but I think a Gameplay or Lore DLC would go down really well with the players.

my inquisAdaar was embarrassed when Vivienne said she would love to see qunari magic. all he could do was say, "me too"

[Saphiron123]

my inquisAdaar was embarrassed when Vivienne said she would love to see qunari magic. all he could do was say, "me too"

I'd like to see the Saarbas again, they were powerful, and mages in inquisition are so watered down and weak.
 

Does bioware have the balls to bring them back with their mouths sewn shut as slaves to the qunari? I'm not sure, they're so PC now that they're just rewriting everything.

If they're going to bring them back, I want them true to dragon age 2 form. They were cool, very unique, and the quest to try and free one was one of the most memorable. That was the old Qun though, the qun that demanded loyalty and service. I'm not sure it exists anymore.