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Does Abelas Recognize Solas?


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#51
Knight of Dane

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Honestly, I couldn't care less about Abelas, I just find it hard to believe that he would be that easy to kill. I mean, Morrigan basically just shanked him. An ancient elf. Probably the *oldest* ancient elf in the temple, aside from Solas (if you elected to take him)...but whatever.

 

Nothing in the games have ever suggested that "ancient elf" means immunity to stabbing.



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Riiight. Well then, if that's the case, killing Solas should be a cake walk.

 

If someone ever catches him off guard like Abelas was then possibly 



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If Abelas died he should stay dead.

If he lived, he should get legit closeup cut scenes in DA4.

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Wait. When did Solas say the other races came after the veil??

 

I think he says in Trespasser that there were only elves "in the beginning", in the time of Arlathan. The way that statement was made, it's evident it was made on purpose, to lead the Inquisitor to the conclusion that the forced secession between the spiritual world and the physical one caused the downfall of the elves. And such downfall would imply the weakening of their race and the subsequent appearance of other races in the world, disconnected from the Fade and from a spiritual existence; the so-called Tranquil, as Solas phrases it.  

 

But now that you've posed the question, I'm not sure whether it was him who said it or another character, or even it the information was in a Codex. I do remember learning about it in Inquisition, just not where. I'm truly sorry.


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I think he says in Trespasser that there were only elves "in the beginning", in the time of Arlathan. The way that statement was made, it's evident it was made on purpose, to lead the Inquisitor to the conclusion that the forced secession between the spiritual world and the physical one caused the downfall of the elves. And such downfall would imply the weakening of their race and the subsequent appearance of other races in the world, disconnected from the Fade and from a spiritual existence; the so-called Tranquil, as Solas phrases it.

But now that you've posed the question, I'm not sure whether it was him who said it or another character, or even it the information was in a Codex. I do remember learning about it in Inquisition, just not where. I'm truly sorry.

I see how it implies the elves were weakened but not rly the relation to the other races -_-
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