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[q0rra]

OnlyShallow89 wrote...

KnightofPhoenix wrote...

Question. Are there any Dwarven cities in Orlais? I thought there was only 2 cities remaining. So if the Orlesian Warden is a dwarf, where does he come from? Obviously he is a surfacer, But does he come from Orlais or from somewhere else?

Very likely. In "The Stolen Throne" (and hinted by the existance of a Dwarven area in Awakening), it's said that the Deep Roads extend under Ferelden, and I would expect them to have also gone west, so there'll also be Dwarves in Orlais 

The Deep Roads stretch over large parts of Thedas but there are only two remaining cities: Orzammar and Kal-Sharok.

[vocalemuse]

I've always assumed that Kal-Sharok was under Orlais, but I'm most likely wrong. xD

Modifié par vocalemuse, 23 février 2010 - 05:24 .

[speedingpullet]

I got the impression that the Deep Roads stretch under the sea, so have egress in both Ferelden and Orlais.

I'm pretty sure the Epilogue mentions its a way the remaining Darkspawn move around.



So, I'm guessing it would be possible you could be a Dwarf from Kal-Sharok?

[Ponce de Leon]

Ferret A Baudoin wrote...

Hmm... The Orlesian Nug background would be really quick to make. Make a little level where you run away from cleaver-wielding cooks. A total Kobayashi Maru - poor little nug is destined for the cook pot. It'd be a tear-jerker.

Permission to be blunt : What the hell is a Kobayashi Maru? Is something we'll face, or something I should NOT really google it up? Because it sounds very oriental and I wouldn't like ending in a virus-trap...

[Skadi_the_Evil_Elf]

A dwarf with a French accent? Now I really will have seen all...

[Cutlass Jack]

dark-lauron wrote...

Ferret A Baudoin wrote...

Hmm... The Orlesian Nug background would be really quick to make. Make a little level where you run away from cleaver-wielding cooks. A total Kobayashi Maru - poor little nug is destined for the cook pot. It'd be a tear-jerker.

Permission to be blunt : What the hell is a Kobayashi Maru? Is something we'll face, or something I should NOT really google it up? Because it sounds very oriental and I wouldn't like ending in a virus-trap...

Its a reference from the Star Trek movies. Its basically an 'unwinnable' scenario they use to test how starfleet officers react under stress. Captain James T. Kirk is the only one to beat this test. He cheated.

[Cutlass Jack]

Skadi_the_Evil_Elf wrote...

A dwarf with a French accent? Now I really will have seen all...

Okay this is nearly too good to pass up. LePew the Grey Warden. Make it so.

[Ponce de Leon]

Cutlass Jack wrote...

Its a reference from the Star Trek movies. Its basically an 'unwinnable' scenario they use to test how starfleet officers react under stress. Captain James T. Kirk is the only one to beat this test. He cheated.

Cheated? Oh, that's a total disappointment...

[Cutlass Jack]

dark-lauron wrote...

Cutlass Jack wrote...

Its a reference from the Star Trek movies. Its basically an 'unwinnable' scenario they use to test how starfleet officers react under stress. Captain James T. Kirk is the only one to beat this test. He cheated.

Cheated? Oh, that's a total disappointment...

Actually its very Captain Kirk. He doesn't play by the rules. When the rules suck, he changes them. Which was the real point of the Maru story when it was originally told. But the latest Trek film did add suck to the story by explaining how he did it and attributed it to a simple hacking of the program.

[Loerwyn]

q0rra wrote...

OnlyShallow89 wrote...

KnightofPhoenix wrote...

Question. Are there any Dwarven cities in Orlais? I thought there was only 2 cities remaining. So if the Orlesian Warden is a dwarf, where does he come from? Obviously he is a surfacer, But does he come from Orlais or from somewhere else?

Very likely. In "The Stolen Throne" (and hinted by the existance of a Dwarven area in Awakening), it's said that the Deep Roads extend under Ferelden, and I would expect them to have also gone west, so there'll also be Dwarves in Orlais 

The Deep Roads stretch over large parts of Thedas but there are only two remaining cities: Orzammar and Kal-Sharok.

Two that we know of. The nature of the Deep Roads allows it to easily be written that there are Dwarven cities underground or that the Dwarves from Orlais moved to the surface due to Darkspawn.
The Dragon Age wiki states that: "Kal-Sharok is one of the two known Dwarven cities in Thedas", which in my eyes leaves it open to others.

Modifié par OnlyShallow89, 23 février 2010 - 05:36 .

[Hagspawn]

Vengeful Nature wrote...

I don't care about no romances, no DLC items, as long as this is what Orlesian Grey Wardens are like.

ROFL! thanks, I needed that !

Hey Dev's can we please catapult cows and throw chickens at our enemy? a rassberry taunt would also be awesome

[soignee]

Hoooorayyyy! I get to play a pretty surface dwarf! She will be blonde and with a tan, yep.

[vocalemuse]

Haha, I'll be making mine a human - that way I'll have two humans and two elves. xD

I tried dwarves but I just couldn't get into them, lol. =/

Modifié par vocalemuse, 24 février 2010 - 03:51 .

[Vaylemn]

I want to be a darkspawn grey warden killing darkspawn and stuff!

[MassEffect762]

I'll probably play the Orlesian Warden first until my Origins Nexus Mods catch up.

[Hagspawn]

Ditto MassEffect762

[Maria Caliban]

vocalemuse wrote...

I've always assumed that Kal-Sharok was under Orlais, but I'm most likely wrong. xD

It's in the hunterhorn mountains, which makes up the western border of Thedas. It's 'in' the Imperum.

[Malkavianqueen]

David Gaider wrote...

You can be an Orlesian Warden of any race -- and if you're an elf or a dwarf it doesn't really assume anything about your origins other than that you came from Orlais. If you wish to be a Dalish Elf from Orlais (of which there are plenty -- the Dales is in Orlais, after all) and not a City Elf that's up to you.

Neat! ^__^ I assumed you'd only be able to be human!

And I like that if you're an elf, it doesn't assume you're a City elf. Yay for roleplaying a Dalish Orlesian Warden!

[NightmarezAbound]

HagSpawn wrote...

@Maria: If that's the case I will call my paladin a Knight of Nih!

if that is the case, the knockout revovery should be... it's merely a fleshwound

[Hagspawn]

NightmarezAbound wrote...

HagSpawn wrote...

@Maria: If that's the case I will call my paladin a Knight of Nih!

if that is the case, the knockout revovery should be... it's merely a fleshwound

LOL!
Yes and there should be a in fight taunt if the enemy runs away saying "Come back here and take what's coming to you! I'll bite your legs off!"

[Zevais]

VittoriaLandis wrote...

 A French Orlesian Elven Mage will be fun 

I do hope there is a mage option for the Orlesian Grey Warden. If there is a glitch in the game, and I cannot import my character for some reason; I don't want to be stuck without my relentless murder-spamming mage awesomeness. Lord knows I wouldn't survive without Cone of Cold/Petrify + Stone First.

[Ferret A Baudoin]

The Orlesian Warden can be any class. Including a murderous cone of cold-spamming mage.

[Yazenia]

the only difference is that your char will have a sexy french accent!p

Modifié par Yazenia, 25 février 2010 - 03:14 .

[Herr Uhl]

Yazenia wrote...

the only difference is that your char will have a sexy french accent!p

I want to play a male dwarf with a sexy french accent.

[speedingpullet]

Only if its a real French accent (or Quebecois).



I keep on getting images of Peter Sellars or some of the female characters in "'Allo 'Allo!" whenever I hear an Orleasian in the game.... ;-)