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#26
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Her bug eyes annoyed me though
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TheOgre

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I forgot about that.. But I'd prefer something less humany if we are going for not human myself.

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I support the idea.  But I do think that the f/f romances have all been pretty damned femme on the butch/femme scale.  Even if we expand out beyond DA.

 

Juhani

Silk Fox

Liara

Leliana

Kelly

Isabela

Merrill

Samantha

Josephine

Sera

There was also a gal in an NWN expansion, but I'm not sure what she was like because I never played it

 

I guess Juhani and Sera aren't necessarily femme, but they aren't really butch either.  The rest are all pretty heavily leaning femme.  I saw someone mention Isabela as 'butch'.  She's certainly aggressive in some ways, but I'd never describe her as butch.  She's super feminine looking and acting for the most part. 

I'm down with femme f/f options, but I also think it's high time that we got a real butch f/f option.  I think that Bioware is a bit afraid to do that because some people might call them out for creating a 'stereotype'.  The problem is that 'stereotypes' exist for a reason.  There are many lesbian and bisexual ladies who are butch and/or are attracted to butch ladies.  Let's see someone like that in the game as well. 


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Refer to my comment about Sera from earlier.. She's like country hick butch or something
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I was just thinking that.

 

I would definitely romance her.  :ph34r:

 

She's somewhat like Vivienne: scheming, political, ruthless, steely and elegant.

Yes, playing as Ciri and not hitting on Philippa? Such a waste! :P

 

I agree though, such character would be a nice change.


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Isn't "Sorceress mage" kind of redundant?


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AlexiaRevan

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Isn't "Sorceress mage" kind of redundant?

Not really..all Bi so far have been......rogues.. <_<



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Dread-Reaper

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Not really..all Bi so far have been......rogues.. <_<

I meant the term itself, it's basically saying "Female Magic User mage".



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I meant the term itself, it's basically saying "Female Magic User mage".

 

There are different categories of mage. Dark Sorceress could mean evil mage, or just a personality-type.



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AlexiaRevan

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There are different categories of mage. Dark Sorceress could mean evil mage, or just a personality-type.

if we are talking Dragon Age there is no such a term for them . they are all Mages or Apostate . 



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I would romance the hell out of Philippa Eilhart and maybe even Saskia. Hmmm... :D
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Yes agree would be nice. Something like Philippa.

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There are different categories of mage. Dark Sorceress could mean evil mage, or just a personality-type.

It's still the same word though.



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It's still the same word though.

 

You're right, I just never felt like removing it personally. Considering Dark sorceress more of a personality type, while mage is more of the actual class.



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I'm still unsure as to if its a good character as opposed to a straight male fantasy. Perhaps not have characters defined by their sexual preferences.



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draken-heart

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I'm still unsure as to if its a good character as opposed to a straight male fantasy. Perhaps not have characters defined by their sexual preferences.

 

The main idea of the lesbian Dark Sorceress is the power-hungry evil mage-woman who just so happens to be attracted to women, not with the romance option defined by the gender. I can understand that it was not written as such, but that was what was in mind.

 

The main idea was take Morrigan, and make her exclusively F/F. IF that makes any more sense.



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Yes agree would be nice. Something like Philippa.
PHILIPPA-EILHART.jpg

I like the Phillipa from Witcher 2 much more. She don't even have that same presence with her being blind now
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The main idea of the lesbian Dark Sorceress is the power-hungry evil mage-woman who just so happens to be attracted to women, not with the romance option defined by the gender. I can understand that it was not written as such, but that was what was in mind.

 

The main idea was take Morrigan, and make her exclusively F/F. IF that makes any more sense.

but her being evil..wouldnt that Limit her ? 



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The main idea of the lesbian Dark Sorceress is the power-hungry evil mage-woman who just so happens to be attracted to women, not with the romance option defined by the gender. I can understand that it was not written as such, but that was what was in mind.

 

The main idea was take Morrigan, and make her exclusively F/F. IF that makes any more sense.

 

But Morrigan wasn't evil, just ambitious. I think the evil descriptor brings about a negative connotation. I would rather a morally ambiguous sorceress who is pragmatic, not exactly altruistic, and does things for her benefit where she sees fit. However, she follows her own code of honor and doesn't just murder people willy nilly. 


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But Morrigan wasn't evil, just ambitious. I think the evil descriptor brings about a negative connotation. I would rather a morally ambiguous sorceress who is pragmatic, not exactly altruistic, and does things for her benefit where she sees fit. However, she follows her own code of honor and doesn't just murder people willy nilly. 

 

That would be cool too. Was just a general thought. Ideas are more than welcome.



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Melisandre is anot her good example

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if we are talking Dragon Age there is no such a term for them . they are all Mages or Apostate . 

 

Everyone is a mage in DA now. Rogues teleport and warriors summon copies of themselves.


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I'm still unsure as to if its a good character as opposed to a straight male fantasy. Perhaps not have characters defined by their sexual preferences.

No one is asking for that, so ok.



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Its a good idea I approve of the concept OP

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Uh? What? Isabella seems the butch type for sure. A masculine female character. And Sera in Inquisition deifinitely fits the butch/Masculine set up.

 

I don't see Isabella that way, except in certain "artworks" in the players guide and in the comics. But as far as the canon game, she's feminine.

 

Sera isn't that feminine, but she is girlish. She's... the gross girl.
 


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