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[Darkly Tranquil]

I had a look in the Wiki, but couldn't see it, so maybe someone here knows what the title or manner of address Ferelden commoners use when speaking/introducing themselves. In the Free Marches, they use "Serrah" or "Messere", but what do Ferelden's use? Anyone know?

[andy6915]

"Ho there" is... Something. I think it's a form of address, Cailan uses it to greet Duncan in Ostagar.

 

But I guess that isn't quite what you're asking. To be honest, I don't recall any particular form of address. They just used normal ones, like sir (or it might have been ser) and madam. Same for Orlais, I suspect, since I don't recall any particular form of address being used in DAI either.

[Kantr]

"Ho there" is... Something. I think it's a form of address, Cailan uses it to greet Duncan in Ostagar.

 

But I guess that isn't quite what you're asking. To be honest, I don't recall any particular form of address. They just used normal ones, like sir (or it might have been ser) and madam. Same for Orlais, I suspect, since I don't recall any particular form of address being used in DAI either.

That's a greeting.

[Vigilance97]

King/Queen: Your Majesty

 

Prince/Princess: Your Highness

 

Teyrn/Teyrna: Your Lordship/Ladyship

 

Arl/Arlessa: My Lord/Lady

 

Bann: My Lord/Lady

 

Lord/Lady: My Lord/Lady

 

Knight: Ser

 

 

From WOT1. Doesn't say anything about commoners. I don't think there is a proper form of adress for Fereldan commoners, I certainly don't remember anything like that from DA:O.

[Darkly Tranquil]

I'm beginning to think "Oi, you!" might be about as formal as the average Ferelden gets.