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[RawThunderHustle]

Like I said in the post you quoted, I wanted to have the option for my character to take an interest in Qunari culture. Yes, I know they are Vashoth. But Cadash is a surface dwarf, yet my Cadash was able to translate ancient dwarven texts in Descent. Leliana learned Qunlat in two years, why couldn't Adaar? 

 

Adaar barely got scraps of bonus dialogue in the main game, and then when there's finally a Qunari-related DLC, Lavellan once again got way more bonus content. It's just disappointing to never get anything extra at all.

 Perhaps they should make an extended version of Trespasser or DA:I as well.

[Lady Nuggins]

It's possible that a game set in Tevinter will have a heavier qunari (and possibly even dwarf, given what Dorian says) presence than what we've seen so far... Origins gave us a little taste of everything, DA2 had a human-only protag, and Inquisition had a ton of elf lore. Descent was a nice tease for dwarves, but I do think as we learn more about Thedas-That-Was we'll see the impact on other races.

It's just a matter of hanging tight in the meantime, which is not easy.

 

I do hope that you're right. I mean, I was willing to give the lack of Qunari content a pass in the main game since they were added so late, but I don't understand the lack of it in Trespasser. And dwarfs just usually get shafted. It always sort of feels like DA is very human and elf-centered, so I just don't want to get my hopes up that the games will ever focus on anyone else.

 

I know! You would think that the parents could have taught him/her some Qunlat but then again the Qunari Inquisitor wasn't raised in Qunari lands.

 

Not to mention that Adaar ran with Tal-Vashoth mercenaries, and Shokrakar, at least, is confirmed to have left the Qun. You'd think they would have spoken a lot of Qunlat, talked a lot about Par Vollen, etc.

[vertigomez]

I do hope that you're right. I mean, I was willing to give the lack of Qunari content a pass in the main game since they were added so late, but I don't understand the lack of it in Trespasser. And dwarfs just usually get shafted. It always sort of feels like DA is very human and elf-centered, so I just don't want to get my hopes up that the games will ever focus on anyone else.

Maybe that's why I like playing dwarves - and now qunari - so much. The outsider's perspective, being a stranger in a strange land... it appeals to me. But it would be nice for humans or elves to have to deal with that feeling for once, LOL.

I mean, I guess you kiiinda did if you were playing a Dalish Inquisitor, but there was so much elf lore in this game that it hardly counts.