They were always red in the previous Dragon Ages.
Why are they green now?
Is this another #lolEABioWareretconn?
Or are there any specific lore reasons for this?
It's part of their nefarious plan to kill off the part of their fanbase that suffers from crippling O.C.D. by giving them brain aneurysms.
They were always red in the previous Dragon Ages.
Why are they green now?
This has always mildly bugged me...
Synthesis confirmed.
...Because of this 
But really, I'd imagine there is no particular reason besides wanting things in Inquisition to be light green and glowing if possible. The breach and rifts, your mark, Inquisition uniforms, etc.
This has always mildly bugged me...
...Because of this
But really, I'd imagine there is no particular reason besides wanting things in Inquisition to be light green and glowing if possible. The breach and rifts, your mark, Inquisition uniforms, etc.
Just... quoting you to say I love your sig.
Also, relating back to my earlier post, I did try to change the color of the icon, but the image of that potion and all other icons in that image file, end up looking corrupted when in the game. Must investigate!
Because your health bar in green, so the healing juice got to be green too.
because they redesign RPGs. instead of red health potion and green poison we have green potion and no poison
They were always red in the previous Dragon Ages.
Why are they green now?
Is this another #lolEABioWareretconn?
Or are there any specific lore reasons for this?
Maybe to discourage people form drinking all the poultices? 
because they redesign RPGs. instead of red health potion and green poison we have green potion and no poison
because they redesign RPGs. instead of red health potion and green poison we have green potion and no poison
You're totally right. Absolutely no poison in DAI at all...
it's a skill, not an object to apply on weapon regardless of your class
it's a skill, not an object to apply on weapon regardless of your class
Cause Warriors using poisons and Mages projecting poisons via magic staff made complete sense within any context.
If weapon-coating poisons aren't part of the Rogue archetype, I don't know what is.
it's a skill, not an object to apply on weapon regardless of your class
Yes. Yes it is:
You can obtain it in Fallow Mire, and it can be used by every character.
They are made from elfroot, which is green
Dead elves are pushing up elfroot.
It's made of elves.
Dead elves are pushing up elfroot.
It's made of elves.
That's obviously just science.
Dead elves are pushing up elfroot.
It's made of elves.
I can accept that explanation.
cose its actual made with elfroot . Apparently since Diablo 1...we have been drinking Blood 
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