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[errant_knight]

He seems like a decent sort of creature, but that whole occupying a corpse is pretty disturbing, expecially since it looks like the poor fellow was dead for a while. Creepy.

[Kimarous]

I'm actually really curious as to the psycho-biological implications of all this is. Justice is in a Grey Warden's body, so does that mean he will be able to sense Darkspawn with the rest of you? Would he ever have the Calling? Not to mention, hypothetically speaking, what if another Blight cropped up and he did the Ultimate Sacrifice?

[Wowlock]

Well it seems its not his fault being ''Traped'' in a mortal body.



And I think we have more business with The Fade.

[SurelyForth]

Nhadalie wrote...

I think I love him already.


I'm also pretty sure that if he didn't look quite so.. Dead. That he would quickly have a fangirl cult. Perhaps he might end up with one anyway.(A la Neht'aniel BG2 mod.)

Looking dead is no hurdle for my affections if the character is awesome enough. Besides, Justice is certainly less corpse-y than my FO3 boyfriend, Charon.

[Nhadalie]

SurelyForth wrote...

Nhadalie wrote...

I think I love him already.


I'm also pretty sure that if he didn't look quite so.. Dead. That he would quickly have a fangirl cult. Perhaps he might end up with one anyway.(A la Neht'aniel BG2 mod.)

Looking dead is no hurdle for my affections if the character is awesome enough. Besides, Justice is certainly less corpse-y than my FO3 boyfriend, Charon.

That was what I meant when I said he might end up with a fangirl club anyway. For the most part, with characters it's more about personality than looks.

[errant_knight]

Heh, that a tad too necrophilic for me.

[Kimarous]

This may sound like an odd question, but to the girls here... how much does "technical deadness" bother you?

I ask because I'm writing an original story where one of the characters is technically undead, but he looks perfectly normal... so long as the blade that killed him is embedded in his back; removing it results in blue mist wisping out of any (and all) breaches in his skin. His character has also married once while alive and twice while undead, although one of them was a fellow undead. He currently refuses to die because he doesn't know how previous marriages round out in the afterlife and he fears reprecussions (especially since he never told his later wives that he married before).

Modifié par Kimarous, 11 mars 2010 - 08:36 .

[LadyDamodred]

Want. Now. I really like Justice's VA.



Geh, having to come home from work on Tuesday and do MORE work before I can play is gonna drive me insane.

[Kriztofer]

I'm definitely going to use him his whole story seems really interesting

[A Puzzled Mind]

LadyDamodred wrote...

Want. Now. I really like Justice's VA.

Geh, having to come home from work on Tuesday and do MORE work before I can play is gonna drive me insane.

If you have ever seen Farscape, I think Justice looks and more closely talks like Stark.

[SurelyForth]

errant_knight wrote...

Heh, that a tad too necrophilic for me.

Well, I can't imagine that stuff functions so well, so my PC's will limit their affection to creepy fawning and blatant favoritism (if he's awesome enough, that is).

[Kohaku]

Kimarous wrote...

This may sound like an odd question, but to the girls here... how much does "technical deadness" bother you?

I ask because I'm writing an original story where one of the characters is technically undead, but he looks perfectly normal... so long as the blade that killed him is embedded in his back; removing it results in blue mist wisping out of any (and all) breaches in his skin. His character has also married once while alive and twice while undead, although one of them was a fellow undead. He currently refuses to die because he doesn't know how previous marriages round out in the afterlife and he fears reprecussions (especially since he never told his later wives that he married before).

I don't think I'd have a problem with that. It actually seems interesting to me.

[Maferath]

wow... so this spirit of justice was actually roaming Ferelden in his true form before he got trapped? who originally summoned him, and for which purpose?... very interesting.

[Count Viceroy]

Count Viceroy is not impressed.

[Nhadalie]

Eli-da-Mage wrote...

Kerridan Kaiba wrote...

Kimarous wrote...

This may sound like an odd question, but to the girls here... how much does "technical deadness" bother you?

I ask because I'm writing an original story where one of the characters is technically undead, but he looks perfectly normal... so long as the blade that killed him is embedded in his back; removing it results in blue mist wisping out of any (and all) breaches in his skin. His character has also married once while alive and twice while undead, although one of them was a fellow undead. He currently refuses to die because he doesn't know how previous marriages round out in the afterlife and he fears reprecussions (especially since he never told his later wives that he married before).

I don't think I'd have a problem with that. It actually seems interesting to me.

Technical deadness isnt interesting. It just means your body failed for a few minutes and then somebody done something to make it work again. If you were dead for too long you would lose your memory and eventually be permanently dead.

That's not what she/he said would be interesting. They're talking about an undead character in a story being a romantic interest. Not about real life stuff.

[Dodco]

Could it be the bald-headed Grey Warden who follows Duncan around in the Origins parts? We don't know what happened to him but presume he died at Ostagar.

[Forteg]

Looks like Oghren will be bench warming at camp for me

Oh yeah, kinda like he did in Origins.. (N)

[Dodco]

Hmmm... well I am playing a Dwarf Noble, will pick up Oghren in Origins and plan to pick up Sigrun in Awakening. Hmmm, almost an all-dwarf party. I'm not sure who else to get...

[Maferath]

Dodco wrote...

Could it be the bald-headed Grey Warden who follows Duncan around in the Origins parts? We don't know what happened to him but presume he died at Ostagar.

nah, the body would have been much more decayed than that. plus, weren't the bodies at Ostagar eaten by the darkspawns or something?

[Haasth]

He looks undead alright. Justice made me think of a fade spirit to begin with.. so this is not too much of a shock to me. I found the human female mage more intriguing though. But hey, I'd love to have a spirit around... My Mage will be thrilled!

[worksa8]

The undead part is cool. I only wish he looked just a little more like a zombie xD

Now if they made him like a dark character instead of "Justice" and made him like...eat people or something, or have his own specialization for that sort of thing....

But this is also good. =D

[abat223]

Bioware has outdone themselves..



The spirit of justice is the most deep and glorious character in DAO/Awakening