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[Lazarillo]

...Do people think that Thedas will actually be destroyed in the future?

 

Egad, I hope not!  That's where I keep all my stuff!

[KumoriYami]

Well Solas was talking about destroying this world (Thedas) as part of his goal/plan and Morrigan has already said something that implies that this world is not the only one out there... so....what would that mean...?

[Maelora]

Isn't it funny how some romances get nothing, if you chose the 'wrong' ones?

[Hanako Ikezawa]

Well then it sounds like it's the same place as everyone else except for Cullen.  At least it didn't go the route of Solas, right? 

That doesn't make it better. It should been an option for everyone.

 

Plus Sera gets one too. So either everyone gets one but my game glitched, or else her romance is one of the odd ones out. 

 

...Do people think that Thedas will actually be destroyed in the future?

With Solas being able to turn anyone who opposes him to stone instantaneously, I don't know. He seems unstoppable at the moment.

[myahele]

This answers alot of questions. Solas had an agent who was supposed to get the code for the eluvian from Brialla ... but "failed" This agent was most likely Fellasan. Now did Solas kill Fellasan or was it another agent of Solas to do it?

 

Also, if you go to that Elvhen Library you'd see 2 orbs similar to the orb of destruction when it lost it's power

[KumoriYami]

Mass Effect confirmed to be Dragon Age's future? 

LOL. I would hope not! I'd rather not have a future where magic is all gone and biotics are everywhere. There's just something about being able to use lightning and setting someone on fire that seems more fantastic than just lifting things up and throwing things at people you want dead.

[SwobyJ]

...Do people think that Thedas will actually be destroyed in the future?

 

Yes, though not necessarily like any particular character at present assumes.

 

And destruction can still mean recreation. And destruction does not mean total destruction, but perhaps much of the old world can be preserved. Etc etc.

[daveliam]

Anyone knows what happens to romanced Dorian? Did he leaves to Tevinter alone?

 

I'm in the middle of the DLC right now, but as of now,

Spoiler

he's been appointed as an Ambassador to the Inquisition for the Council hearing.  He's also been working in Tevinter with Maevaris to create a new faction within the Imperium that is reform minded (similar to her War Table quests).  His father has died and he's just gotten word that he's the new head of House Pavus, which will require him to be stationed in the Imperium indefinitely.  He's committed to the relationship with the Inquisitor, though, and gives him a hearing crystal so that they can communicate whenever they want and the distance won't seem so great.  I'd prefer an ending where they can actually be together, but this one is perfectly fine as well.  I'll update once I finish if there is anything else about this romance.

 

That doesn't make it better. It should been an option for everyone. Plus Sera gets one too.

 

With Solas being able to turn anyone who opposes him to stone instantaneously, I don't know. He seems unstoppable at the moment.

 

I disagree.  It shouldn't be an option for everyone if that's not what the writers wanted to do.  What's the point in creating different romances if the authors are all forced to include every option for every character?  Variety is not a bad thing. 

[Hanako Ikezawa]

I disagree.  It shouldn't be an option for everyone if that's not what the writers wanted to do.  What's the point in creating different romances if the authors are all forced to include every option for every character?  Variety is not a bad thing. 

Funny how you say variety isn't a bad thing after arguing that options for everyone shouldn't be included. You can't have it both ways. 

[Iakus]

 

 

I just finished it less than an hour ago with a Josephine romance, and other than Varric teasing Cassandra that you were going to propose to Josephine and you can say you're thinking of it nothing happens. 

 

Okay.  That's not as much as Cullen apparently gets, but it's not nothing.  You can still headcanon the proposal and marriage.  Granted it would be nice to be able to play it out, but it's not like it's completely discarded.

[TammieAZ]

this is the only thing that has come out of my playthrough thus far that matters

Spoiler

 

 

Sort of between with this one . I still want my reunion with him and my warden-mage! Guess that's all shot to hell. 

[Giantdeathrobot]

Funny how you say variety isn't a bad thing after arguing that options for everyone shouldn't be included. You can't have it both ways. 

 

No, the point is that there isn't much variety if everyone gets a wedding on screen.

[jedidotflow]

Elven gods were just powerful elven mages, cruel, all except Mythal. Solas created the veil to save the elves from them. However... it made elves become mortals and most of their wonders to rot. Now Solas wants to destroy the world to bring back elven time of the old. Of course all summarized.

I bet that the whole elven artifacts strengthtening the Veil was pure BS. Frak Solas! (He's still one of my faves.)

So, any word on what happened with Flemythal in the vanilla epilogue?

[Kimarous]

So what's the situation with Blackwall? Does he come in different flavour depending on your judgment at the end of his personal quest?

[Iakus]

No, the point is that there isn't much variety if everyone gets a wedding on screen.

To be fair, a Josephine wedding and an Iron Bull wedding would likely be two very different events 

[Kimarous]

To be fair, a Josephine wedding and an Iron Bull wedding would likely be two very different events 

 

The former: dream wedding. The latter: "less than two deaths is a dull affair."

[Lazarillo]

The former: dream wedding. The latter: "less than two deaths is a dull affair."

 

Some might consider the latter a "dream wedding" too.  In fact, I suspect Iron Bull would be one of those people.

[daveliam]

Funny how you say variety isn't a bad thing after arguing that options for everyone shouldn't be included. You can't have it both ways. 

 

What?  When did I argue that options for everyone shouldn't be included?  I think you are being overly pessimistic again because you didn't get your on-screen fairy tale wedding.  I'm done since that's all you seem to be able to focus on, but I'm not looking forward to the next 5 years where you comment about how this DLC (like the Citadel one and like the Blackwall/Josephine flirting and like the "LI's in DA2 are bisexual" announcement) has ruined everything for you and how you just can't enjoy it anymore......  Just be happy that your LI has a 'good ending' with the PC and the DLC offers a ton of lore and a tease for the next game. 

[jedidotflow]

We can make a mechanical arm instead.

A rune infused arm! Dagna will have so much fun!

[Fredward]

~peeks through fingers~

 

In a very general and vague way: are there any revelations about the qunari in this DLC? If you play a qunari is there any kind of extra payoff or are revelations primarily elf-orientated?

[myahele]

...Do people think that Thedas will actually be destroyed in the future?

 

Probably not. That's probably going to be the main issue in the next Dragon Age game: to prevent Fen'harel from removing the veil. And it'll be set in Tevinter it seems

[KumoriYami]

I can't actually see Dorian getting married in the dlc (though I'd support it if it was there!)... mainly because Tevinter seems so backwards and doing so would probably destroy either his reputation or what he hopes to achieve. A marriage with Josephine probably wouldn't happen either... since it'd make more sense to have it in Antiva with her family. As for Iron Bull and Sera... they strike me more as free-spirits and are content with knowing that they love their respective inquisitors and don't need the ceremonies to prove it.

 

Cullen and Cassandra are the only two characters that I could actually picture mostly settling down with the Inquisitor.