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[melkathi]

maxernst wrote...

I didn't remember that. I'd still argue that the Chantry seems not to be as influential in Ferelden politics as I would expect, coming at it from a Chantry=church in medieval Europe point of view.

I think the Chantry is quite influential. It's Loghain who never cared much about the Chantry  (Mother Bronach, or what she was called, will do that to people).
But the Couslands for example were very devout Andrastians - they did have a private chapel in their keep. Bann Alfstana's younger brother was given to the chantry as templar, very similar to medieval noble families who'd send the third son to join the clergy.

[draxynnus]

melkathi wrote...

Treason1 wrote...

zaim298 wrote...

Maric slept with Flemeth, Morrigan is Alistair's half-sister, so anyone did the Dark Ritual with Morrigan and Alistair will get god-powered evil retard in the sequel

Shades of King Arthur and Mordred.

Just be careful, if you try to do a Merlin, that when you stick the sword in a rock you don't accidentaly stick it in Shale. She'll squish you like a pigeon.

Besides, the Sword in the Stone is an axe anyway.

[Kardias]

The Stolen Throne covers the war of liberation against Orlais, which finished 30 years ago. So yes, this is possible. However, where does it actually state either Alistair or Morrigan's age. For a start, for Alistair's mother to be a maid at Redcliffe Castle he would ahve had to have been born *after* the war ended, which puts him late twenties at the oldest.

I think Fiona is Alistair's mom. From The Calling book. Duncan knows the truth, damn him. 

[Kardias]

Could be Anders.

http://img718.images...58/alistair.jpg

What connection would Anders have with Duncan?

[Kardias]

What about the silent grove?

 

http://dragonage.wik...ki/Silent_Grove