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[andy6915]

Trying to decide whether my next rogue should be human or dwarven. Dwarves are stocky and wide and have short legs, not exactly a graceful looking race. Humans on the other hand can look quite graceful. I made Varric do a leaping shot and Sera do a leaping shot, and Sera's looked far more elegant and cool compared to Varric's, and her body type is pretty close to a human's. Didn't try daggers though.

 

Bottom line, how graceful and elegant looking are dwarven rogues compared to human rogues? I know this seems petty, but it is a factor in my decision.

[Super Drone]

I liked mine. She was a girl, granted, so that might add a level of grace as the body model is slimmer.

[andy6915]

I liked mine. She was a girl, granted, so that might add a level of grace as the body model is slimmer.

Eh... Can't. My first 3 playthroughs were female Inquisitors, I'm sick to death of the female voices by now (both of them). I'm doing a male this time, just so I get to hear a different voice. So a female is likely not happening, unless I really want to do a female again.

[Morrinna]

I am extremely biased, but I can definitely vouch for the boy rogue Trevelyans. I love watching mine do hook & tackle +leaping shot---and that's not just because of the multiple hits/stamina refills. The double backflips are absolutely balletic. 

[berelinde]

They use the same animations, more or less, so one will be as graceful as the other. That said, the dwarven male body is incredibly thick, more so even than Varric. There's nothing to say that a large person can't be graceful! If anything, many are very conscious of their bulk and have learned to use poise and fluid movements to offset it. But if your idea of grace includes litheness, you might be better off rolling the human.

[AnUnculturedLittlePotato]

Seconding boy trevy's.
They are, as the kool kidz say, coolio skinny jeans M'Gee.
Their beauty their grace they'll double backflip from your face