shantisands wrote...
SusanStoHelit wrote...
Yes, and any female warden who goes down into the deep roads to die risks this - what if she doesn't die? What if they take her alive? I don't think I'll be going to the deep roads 'when the time comes'. I think I'll just quietly slit my wrists in a nice warm bath, thanks.
lol Totally this. Except I always say " will fall on my own sword", but same sentiment.
Agreed. 110%... recalculating... please wait...
Agreed... 1,000,010.99%
Do you ever wonder about the first time you meet Alistair and he says "There haven't been many female Wardens"...
I always thought this was odd. I mean, they take *everyone*. It is not a prejudiced organisation in a mainly gender neutral world...
Now we know why... eww, just eww.
I think I would have *some* compassion for Hespith if my Warden-Girl wasn't screaming "Screw this, I'm getting the F*** outta here!!"...
Heroism has a limitation. It *does* however, make a female Warden *alot* more heroic than a male warden, every time she sets foot in the Deep Roads.
For me, however, the worst is Ser Jory... this has to be the least justified and worst scripted part of the game.
"Ugh.. stop advancing on me with a suicide pill... what? You're going to kill me now? Er... why?"
I think even the justification Duncan gives is rotten. If they had have said "We must protect the secret of the joining" maybe... maybe...
But then Wynne mentions it like she read about it in a book or something... did we kill her?
Fail, Duncan... EPIC fail.