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[perfect_victime]

I just want to agree with post others have written about Trespasser.

 

Arl Teagan? How did he go from 'Hot' to 'Not'? I remember all the fanfics that was written about DA:O and Ban Teagan. The years have not be kind to the ole' chap.

 

Sola? "I'll Crush you (kissing sounds) Crush you."-Sera So Dalish are not his people, nor are city elves, but he wants to destroy the world so he can bring back his people, who have all died out. "Krypton had its chance"-Superman Stab the knife-ear in the back before he makes it to the mirror.

 

Iron Bull? When he said Boss he was really thinking Bas. Knew it was going to happen but brought him along anyway. Made a hard fight a lot harder so it was worth it for the sphincter factor alone.

 

Death before disfigurement. One last act of defiance. Wouldn't it be nice to have the option to just nuke your hand and splatter the screen? Think of the mayhem MAYHEM.

 

 

 

 

[Eyes_Only]

In my game, Iron Bull was no longer part of the qun. So when that she ****** tried to make him join during the fight over dragon's breath, he just laughed and told her "not a chance"

 

Solas just blew my mind on everything I have learned about the elves. From slave marks to the ancient elves. Perhaps even more questions into the fall of the elves to tevinter. Sooo many questions.

 

At least my one armed inquisitor is a mage.

[Just My Moniker]

Hold up!

 

"Sphincter factor" ?

 

Dafuq?! o__O

[DragonKingReborn]

I just want to agree with post others have written about Trespasser.
 
Arl Teagan? How did he go from 'Hot' to 'Not'? I remember all the fanfics that was written about DA:O and Ban Teagan. The years have not be kind to the ole' chap.
 

Well, it's been 14 years...if he was late thirties in Origins he'd be into his fifties by trespasser. His brother died, his lands are still recovering from both the Blight and the Breach...he's had a tough run. That ages a person.

[AnUnculturedLittlePotato]

Well, it's been 14 years...if he was late thirties in Origins he'd be into his fifties by trespasser. His brother died, his lands are still recovering from both the Blight and the Breach...he's had a tough run. That ages a person.

Silly forum poster! People aren't allowed to age! that's just silly!

[Big I]

Silly forum poster! People aren't allowed to age! that's just silly!

 

Both Cassandra and Leliana look great for being in their forties. Varric's bout the same age and he doesn't look too bad either.

 

Do we know for certain that Eamon is dead? I thought he just gave Redcliffe to Teagan because he was busy in Denerim and had no heir.

[Samahl na Revas]

 

Iron Bull? When he said Boss he was really thinking Bas.

 This made me laugh, that's a good one. It is forever ingrained in my head .

[Mlady]

Your own choices will make or break Bull, but it's been sometime since we had the pleasure of killing a companion lol. Teagan I agree has lost it in all possible ways, and us lore obsessives have discussed Solas to death and we weren't too surprised by his answers. Heck even Tevinter being our next stop was dead obvious as well as the Inquisitor being nuked. What DID surprise me though? That for some reason I am having trouble connecting Qunari and Eluvians. I keep getting a "does not compute" and I think DA2 is to blame.

[AnUnculturedLittlePotato]

Both Cassandra and Leliana look great for being in their forties. Varric's bout the same age and he doesn't look too bad either.

 

Do we know for certain that Eamon is dead? I thought he just gave Redcliffe to Teagan because he was busy in Denerim and had no heir.

Not everyone can age well.
Sides this is DA we can't have ugly women.

Zev was in his late 20's. Remember what he looked like in DA:II?

[Phoe77]

Arl Teagan's Trespasser appearance makes me far more sad than it has any right to.  From his looks to his personality, it seems like they might as well have just made up a completely new character to occupy his role.  Maybe the terrible hat has something to do with it.

[Daerog]

Well... I like what they did with Teagan.

 

 

He was a Fereldan patriot, and still is. The Inquisitor is not his friend, the Inquisition is a threat to his nation. Teagan isn't nice to you, why should he be? You are not the Hero of Fereldan, you are a threat. The Hero of Fereldan and some Wardens helped save Fereldan, and Teagan is not against the Wardens of Fereldan, but he has no allegiance to the Orlesian Wardens, who are under a different commander and the different Warden-Commanders are pretty autonomous and could be considered different groups to an extent.

 

He has no reason to care about the Inquisition once Cory was taken care of, and with the Inquisition not giving a clear goal other than "We'll probably police all of you," that makes them a threat to other sovereign powers. The Wardens purpose is clearly defined to just be the darkspawn-killers and Blight enders.

 

Teagan is showing another part of himself. The uproar around Teagan reminds me of the uproar about To Kill A Mockingbird's sequel. Oh no, a character has layers that were not conceived of by the audience, the horror!

 

 

As for Solas, I hope they don't just throw him away like they did with the Architect. This is a chance to make a villain that emotion can be invested in, a villain with a sympathetic background who can either be hated or cared for by the audience.

 

Iron Bull was handled well.

 

I really don't see the big deal around the Inquisitor losing an arm.

[Phoe77]

Maybe it's just me, but I had Teagan pegged as a guy who would extend the Inquisitor a modicum of courtesy considering he saved the entire world a couple years ago.  The only threatening thing that the Inquisition had been doing in the intervening timeframe was existing.  I wasn't expecting to chat with him like an old friend, but every other appearance of his that I can think of has shown him to be a pretty level headed man who respects people based on their deeds.  That's just not at all how he came across to me in Trespasser.  

[Daerog]

He was a politician pushing his (nation's) agenda. Teagan was not there as Teagan, he was there as Mr. Fereldan.

 

He probably would shake the Inquisitor's hand once the proceedings are done, but he is there to represent his nation and the Inquisition is a threat now, just as Solas is a threat now even though he did save the world before.

 

I thought his character acting that way made sense. However, I do see and can understand that others view it differently.