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[Googleness]

Hissera the saarebas - Clicky here

 

 

Just unlocked this goddess in the multiplayer and played as level 1.

 

my response?

 

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Well DONE! Bioware!

I knew you still  had it in you...

just first level and I didn't had such fun since Krogan Battlemaster unlock in me3 multi with charge > headbutt! 

 

GLORIOUS!!!

 

Dear Bioware,

even I am Jewish myself I will celebrate Christmas this year.

I'm going to ask Santa to give me the option to play in the single player as the inquisitor with hissera skill trees.

 

*positive thinking*

*attracting the universe*

 

 

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if you haven't tried this character yet...

just...

 

2 times barrage > charge (nuke teleport) > barrage to freeze > sprint in reverse with lightning > and nuke teleport again.

rinse and repeat....

 

I was planning to take the healing and barrier powers in the future + the passive which cause enemies I kill to go boom... I can imagine the glorious explosions all over the place.

 

 

 

[leaguer of one]

It's funny how so mages look down and pitty Saarabas and it turns out they are the most powerful non- ancent attack Mages in Thedas.

[AresKeith]

She ain't got nothing on Saarath tho

[zambingo]

I also think she is fab, and I play a femQunari Quizzy too, but that said my favorite mage in DAI/MP is Cillian. Maybe it's Freudian... that's a big blade. ;-) LOL

[Lazarillo]

It's funny how so mages look down and pitty Saarabas and it turns out they are the most powerful non- ancent attack Mages in Thedas.

 

Shouldn't be too surprising.  Qunari view mages as weapons rather than people, so it makes sense that their mages do one thing really well.

[The Baconer]

It's funny how so mages look down and pitty Saarabas and it turns out they are the most powerful non- ancent attack Mages in Thedas.

 

'Cuz it's bs. I'd assume it comes at a much higher threat of possession but that might make too much sense.

[MKDAWUSS]

Not too long ago I finally mastered Tamar (the Reaver). I might have to grind and unlock Hissera.

[Googleness]

Not too long ago I finally mastered Tamar (the Reaver). I might have to grind and unlock Hissera.

if u need cloth craft T1 staff blade using metal and leather then salvage for cloth.

 

I also unlocked her upgraded blue armor now and I was fortunate to get from the 2000 gold box a +25 spirit rune and a purple level 21 fire staff with juicy stats.

 

only missing now gloves and boots for her armor and then pray for good accessories.

 

the damage is superb and her version of barrier is amazing....

I did some fights where while I was zergging all over the place I spammed the third phase barrier placing it on all of my team non stop! we chew that level easily.

and best part is you can't be interrupted on third phase (skill tree).

so zerg teleport forward and backward then group barrier.

you don't even have to be in the same room

[Hissera]

My My Thank you

[thats1evildude]

It's funny how so mages look down and pitty Saarabas and it turns out they are the most powerful non- ancent attack Mages in Thedas.

Mostly because the saarebas in Trespasser are being supercharged with lyrium.

[Lord of War]

Mostly because the saarebas in Trespasser are being supercharged with lyrium.

 

It's more about having their mouths sewn shut, being forced into weird gimp suits for life, being regarded and treated as subhuman things, and being brainwashed into liking it.

[thats1evildude]

Still, their treatment doesn't increase their powers. That's the lyrium.

[vertigomez]

I could never figure out if she was ousted by the time Trespasser rolls around or what. Is she supposed to be chilling at Skyhold if you let the dreadnought sink? Or by the time the Viddasala gets Gorgon'd by Solas?

[Andromelek]

Mostly because the saarebas in Trespasser are being supercharged with lyrium.

Uhm, what? They are that powerful even back to DA2, the only Saarebas doped on Lyrium was Saarath and look at what he can do.

[thats1evildude]

They weren't that exceptional in DA2. They used lightning attacks, which made them a little tougher.

[Lord of War]

I could never figure out if she was ousted by the time Trespasser rolls around or what. Is she supposed to be chilling at Skyhold if you let the dreadnought sink? Or by the time the Viddasala gets Gorgon'd by Solas?

 

Personally hoping that the Inquisition frees her from her slavery to the Qun.

[Andromelek]

They weren't that exceptional in DA2. They used lightning attacks, which made them a little tougher.

Well, Hissera is not doped on Lyrium, if that's a berrear example.

[Gervaise]

Glad you enjoyed the experience but it is a pity that they disregarded their own lore in order to have a free roaming Sarabaas for people to play.     Back in DA2 the sarabaas that we help could not return to the Qun because they had been out and about without their arvaarad.   This is why the others said he must die because they felt there was no way of telling if he was still safe.   Then after you kill them he chooses to self immolate rather than to continue outside the Qun.   All this is confirmed in the source book WoT1.    So essentially there is no way they would order a saarabas to go south and serve the Inquisition without their minder, at least not if they ever wanted them back again.

 

So it looks as though Hissera is doomed either to self immolate or be killed by her overseers or suffer the fate of mages born outside the Qun and be filled with qamek on her return to neutralise her mind and any nasty interlopers that might have taken up residence.     Judging by the sarabaas in DA2 the Inquisition would have an uphill task persuading her to abandon the Qun; they do their conditioning of their mages too well.

[Googleness]

Mereley enjoyed the poopoom effect teleporting around going nuke all over the place. close feeling to krogan warlord with reegar and incendiary ammo at ME3 mp.