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[Heimdall]

I LIKE that! A slave that rises to save the world? HAHA! That would be cool! Even an elf or a dwarf would work.

I would kinda prefer each race have a different origin (hopefully with at least a brief playable section before sh*t hits the fan) because I like options. I kinda went for the slave idea for Qunari because it seems like a good way to have a qunari protagonist that isn't part of the Qun (and doesn't look like an idiot for asking about it) without repeating the Vashoth background of DAI.

[Drasanil]

Thats was not a rogue faction, it was sanctioned by the Qun, thats why Hissrad betrays you. They are just putting up a front.

 

I agree, that was the essence of my complaint after all. 

[SwobyJ]

Or the Qunari are just massive liars (perhaps even to themselves) and are as politically fractured in certain ways as any other faction.

[Lazarillo]

I would kinda prefer each race have a different origin (hopefully with at least a brief playable section before sh*t hits the fan) because I like options. I kinda went for the slave idea because it seems like a good way to have a qunari protagonist that isn't part of the Qun (and doesn't look like an idiot for asking about it) without repeating the Vashoth background of DAI.

 

I like the slave idea precisely because it allows a lot of variety with a single origin.  I think one of the things about Hawke that worked really well was that they only had one framework to work with. Quizzie was bland in part because there were so many things s/he could be.  A single background with a lot of room for diversity within that background, IMO, is an excellent compromise.

[Darkstarr11]

This DLC is like DA2 one, i mean for all of us it was obvious cory body hoped into the grey warden but we couldn't do ****. Same here, was hoping we could kill Solas and end future problems, but i guess he is the new plot driver for future games.

 

This is what annoys me about this franchise, they keep saying its about the world not characters, but they turn heel and keep reusing characters when their plots should have ended in their respective games. I mean 3 games now and all we have done is clean up in the grand scheme of things.

 

Yeah, the Devs pretty much stated that his story is far from over.  Sounds like he's become the Big Bad though...so, its possible you'll put him in the ground in the future.  I'm mixed on this one...

 

I can see it now...

 

Solas:  'You cannot kill your friend.'

Inquisitor:  '...You're right.'

Turns to new PC.

  'Kill my friend.'

 

 

I would kinda prefer each race have a different origin (hopefully with at least a brief playable section before sh*t hits the fan) because I like options. I kinda went for the slave idea because it seems like a good way to have a qunari protagonist that isn't part of the Qun (and doesn't look like an idiot for asking about it) without repeating the Vashoth background of DAI.

 

 

Still a good concept.  Unique origins would be awesome though.  It would be good to bring them back and kind of show WHY you were recruited, right?

[myahele]

Given everything we know now, perhaps the Golden/Black City really was an Ancient Elvhen structure?

 

What really caught be was when the librarian recited the last words of a person as soon as the veil was " The paths are gone! Please don't let me fall, please don't let me fall, please don't let me fall!" Yikes

 

It was also suggested that the Forbidden Ones (Ganxkang, Imshael, etc) were once elves?

 

Solas refers to the Pantheons are the "firsts of his people" meaning that they probably  were 1st elves to exists? Additionally, they rose to their position due to a great war. Perhaps there's more to Elgar'nan defeating the Sun (his father)

[PrinceLionheart]

Oh. That would be...damn.

I know, right? 

[zeypher]

Yeah, the Devs pretty much stated that his story is far from over.  Sounds like he's become the Big Bad though...so, its possible you'll put him in the ground in the future.  I'm mixed on this one...

 

I can see it now...

 

Solas:  'You cannot kill your friend.'

Inquisitor:  '...You're right.'

Turns to new PC.

  'Kill my friend.'

Ok this made me chuckle

[Boost32]

My ending:

Spoiler

Inquisitor: I choose to stop Solas at any means and to continue the Inquisition under the Divine.

Cassandra: she was at first in the Exalted Council but left because she would not agree with Vivienne. She rebuilt the Seekers and continued her relationship with the Inquisitor, even if they cant see each other often.

Varric: he stole the title of Viscount from Hawke (way to go BW) and its seem Hawke is helping him, but no mention of what happened in Andersfel.

Vivienne: There must be a bug with her epilogue, because it says the mage of the Inquisition pushed for independency and she let them form the College of Enchanters because she respects the Inquisition, but I conscripted the templars.

Dorian: went back to Tevinter and formed a new group of reformists with Maevaris and communicate with the Inqusitor through a crystal cellphone.

Sera: went back to the Red Jenny and is dating Dagna.

Cole: he set up Maryden with Zither! And he went back to the fade.

Blackwall now use Thom Rainier, he is now on a path to find redemption and to show to condemned people that you can change.

Leliana: she continues as the (worst) spymaster of the Inquisition.

Jospehine: she went back to the Antiva and with the embargo liftedstarted trading with Orlais again. But pirates want to bring her down.

Cullen: left the Inquisition and became a lyrium beggar in the street of Denerim.

[Darkstarr11]

Ok this made me chuckle

 

I swiped it from Sneakers, but I think it would work.

[Boost32]

I agree, that was the essence of my complaint after all.

But now they are attacking Tevinter and Vivienne said she woul call a Exalted March against them.

[Asdrubael Vect]

Sera: went back to the Red Jenny and is dating Dagna.

 

 

         /5

 

I kill Sera.

 

Damn you bioware for this.

 

And for Dorian become a Magister who side with Maevetanis who become a Tevinter opposition, too.

[thesuperdarkone2]

Anybody else find it funny how the College of Enchanters exists in every ending? Guess pro-templars have to accept that there are independent mages regardless of who is Divine.

[Asdrubael Vect]

Anybody else find it funny how the College of Enchanters exists in every ending? Guess pro-templars have to accept that there are independent mages regardless of who is Divine.

there was too much mages who run from more than 12 prisons and many templars turn to red lyrium and were killed by Inquisition

 

save some mages in redcliffe or not it will not really matter in Thedas, and saving some templars in ferelden were not making sense.

[SwobyJ]

My ending:

Spoiler

Inquisitor: I choose to stop Solas at any means and to continue the Inquisition under the Divine.

Cassandra: she was at first in the Exalted Council but left because she would not agree with Vivienne. She rebuilt the Seekers and continued her relationship with the Inquisitor, even if they cant see each other often.

Varric: he stole the title of Viscount from Hawke (way to go BW) and its seem Hawke is helping him, but no mention of what happened in Andersfel.

Vivienne: There must be a bug with her epilogue, because it says the mage of the Inquisition pushed for independency and she let them form the College of Enchanters because she respects the Inquisition, but I conscripted the templars.

Dorian: went back to Tevinter and formed a new group of reformists with Maevaris and communicate with the Inqusitor through a crystal cellphone.

Sera: went back to the Red Jenny and is dating Dagna.

Cole: he set up Maryden with Zither! And he went back to the fade.

Blackwall now use Thom Rainier, he is now on a path to find redemption and to show to condemned people that you can change.

Leliana: she continues as the (worst) spymaster of the Inquisition.

Jospehine: she went back to the Antiva and with the embargo liftedstarted trading with Orlais again. But pirates want to bring her down.

Cullen: left the Inquisition and became a lyrium beggar in the street of Denerim.

 

Leliana was great against spies of Corypheus, from all I gathered.

 

But she was so single minded that she didn't watch out for elven and Qunari spies. I assume if they didn't show signs of being of Cory, she dismissed it for more urgent matters.

 

Any future spy stuff will show a clear upgrade from her.

 

But she wasn't terrible. Only flawed. Just as she is as a person.

[Sylvianus]

I think as a whole, all the divine have the same ending about the new college of mages. In my ending, I was allied with the templar, and the circle of Vivienne was a success, and because of that, she accepted that the mages of the inquisition disowned can create their own college of mages. That just doesn't make any sense. You have already the circle, why would you let that happen vivi ? That doesn't sound like you, but more like Bioware which needed absolutely the same path for everyone, probably more pratical and easier for them for after. 

 

Cullen has become like samson and dies one year after, but only because he let that happen, leaving the inquisition after a while and probably crying over his fate until he become mad. I underestimated how much he was disgusted to be a templar. I thought he was stronger. 

[SwobyJ]

2 things about her that made her a bit less than a master spy is she knew of Blackwall's identity (it's clearly reveled in her dialogue when she thanks you for finding him) and she should have been more aware of Solas.

 

I accept the Solas stuff but yes, we should have, even very optionally, at least seen Leliana be suspicious about Blackwall and follow up on it.

[Lazarillo]

Anybody else find it funny how the College of Enchanters exists in every ending? Guess pro-templars have to accept that there are independent mages regardless of who is Divine.

 

Personally, my biggest beef with the Mage endings in the original epilogue is that unless Leliana is Divine, they go back to civil war mode regardless, which was kind of frustrating.  Of course part of that was because I hated the idea of Leliana being both the Divine and the top dog spy of a separate (if somewhat affiliated) large organization.  Since the Inquisition ends up either becoming a direct arm of the Divine or a "disbanded" shadow organization regardless, a lot of my problems with her in that position have been soothed and I'll probably be a lot more likely to take that path in my pre-Trespasser "canon" playthrough.

[Xetykins]

Omg. They really do that to Cullen ? better romance him before I do this dlc then. Geez.. Weeks is more evul than Gaider.

[Asdrubael Vect]

Cullen has become like samson and dies one year after, but only because he let that happen, leaving the inquisition after a while and probably crying over his fate until he become mad.

Revenge for Ferelden and Kirkwal circles has come

 

May he go to hell with his Meredith.

[SwobyJ]

She knew. She says he's not what she expected and the pause means she knows he's a fake. She hid the truth to keep the facade going, just like not telling people the Inquisitor was not sent by Andraste.

 

She's fired.

[Boost32]

Omg. They really do that to Cullen ? better romance him before I do this dlc then. Geez.. Weeks is more evul than Gaider.

Only of he continues to take lyrium, if he stop he is fine. The lyrium withdrawl is completely retconned.