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[M_arc]

Sith Lord

[SovereignSith44]

The Apostate, Antivan Crows, and Qunari would all get my interest. And probably my money too...

[Trisk3lion]

I would like to see some kind "returned from the blight" origin where you play as Darkspawn wich have broken free and now joins the Grey Wardens to put an end to your former master.

[Pink_Moon]

Korcari Wilder as a common human origin.

That would be interesting! It would also give a Mage option that follows a standard origin rather than the whole Magi arch... what with hedge-magic and what not, I mean.

Modifié par Pink_Moon, 17 octobre 2009 - 09:47 .

[Korgaah]

Desire Demon origin ... *plays Rod Stewart "If you want my boooddy and You think Im seexxxy...."*

[Wayne_Carrion]

I always enjoyed playing a half-elf. It would be interesting to see how a half-elf would fit into the Dragon Age world. I suspect that the half-elf would be seen as being lower than an elf and rejected by both humans and elves.

[Vitani]

In this DA setting? A human origin would be swell, a mercenary has a ring to it. Not a criminal but easily not mistaken with a noble.

But from all the lore I managed to gather it would be awsome to try out being an Orlesian noble of some kind, and yes, some people stated they would want to see an origin link to the Crows. Sure, I am all for it, but only if the game would takes us to Antivia

Modifié par Asheris, 18 octobre 2009 - 11:48 .

[Arlana Tabris]

The Antivan Crow. I'd like to see their training techniques.

[Haussier]

maybe a barbarian origin or mercenary orgin in which your the new recruit? I'd prefer the barbarian one of course.

[Arlana Tabris]

RGC_Ines wrote...

Arlana Tabris wrote...

The Antivan Crow. I'd like to see their training techniques.

hmm..with Zevran as a teacher of seduction techniques?

You know me too well.
Oh, but what a great teacher he would be...

And I'm not alone in this! *gives a high five to Eridhan*

Modifié par Arlana Tabris, 18 octobre 2009 - 02:29 .

[Taltherion]

Antivan Crows would be interesting ...



Dalish "mage" - but more of a spirit shaman ...



Something that will not happen ... but how about Darkspawn

[Aldandil]

Dalish Mage would certainly be interesting, giving another origin to the mages.

However, what I'd really think would round of the current origins would be some form of human town guard recruit. It would add the human commoner touch without having a clear "farmboy" trope written on it. It could also have the basis for some intrigue in downtrodden areas, while still differentiating itself from Dwarf Commoner origin and City Elf origin.

Modifié par Aldandil, 18 octobre 2009 - 03:49 .

[Wayne_Carrion]

An origin similar to Loghain's beginnings. A commoner human who's on the outside of society trying to survive in the wilds. This appeals to me, because traditionally, my favorite class has been a ranger. Loghain's beginning is the closest thing to a ranger that I've seen associated dragon age so far. Of course you could argue that the dalish elves are ranger-like.

[Arlana Tabris]

RGC_Ines wrote...
Ha..Im sure he will show both of you some of his techniques if only you will let him

And I shall be his most eager student.

Ok, to get back on topic: a qunari origin would also be nice. With an Orlesian noble as close third place.

Modifié par Arlana Tabris, 18 octobre 2009 - 05:15 .

[HestalaRorshock]

I'm kind of liking the Human Barbarian origin in the poll.

[Arandomindividual]

I'd like to play the Darkspawn origin, starting as one of the orc'ish things fighting vs good.

[briskojr]

SheffSteel wrote...

Non-noble, non-magic human. Pretty much a non-brainer for me

This. I was a bit disapointed when I saw the only origin for human warriors was the noble origin. Someone who has virtually no experience with a weapon or magic but has some natural affinity for either so that he learns quickly. Maybe it's too cliche.