Modifié par ejoslin, 18 mars 2010 - 11:41 .
ejoslin wrote...
The noblewoman who hired the Antivan Crows -- how did that happen? In Origins, only one Crow would even consider going after the wardens, and that was to try and commit suicide. It was considered unwise to go after grey warden recruits! And now you have someone willing to go after the Warden Commander?
Of course, if you finished the Crow quest line, you're assured that they will never accept another contract on you. I suppose that could be written off as a lie, but it still remains that going after grey warden recruits is considered unwise -- much less the warden commander.
Venatio wrote...
ejoslin wrote...
The noblewoman who hired the Antivan Crows -- how did that happen? In Origins, only one Crow would even consider going after the wardens, and that was to try and commit suicide. It was considered unwise to go after grey warden recruits! And now you have someone willing to go after the Warden Commander?
Of course, if you finished the Crow quest line, you're assured that they will never accept another contract on you. I suppose that could be written off as a lie, but it still remains that going after grey warden recruits is considered unwise -- much less the warden commander.
Ser Lady Tammren did say the nobles feared your prowess and were pouring a great deal of coin into getting rid of you. They must have offered the Antivan Crows quite the offer if they would risk your ire and go back on their word. By the numbers present I'm guessing they contracted a whole cell.
Modifié par ejoslin, 18 mars 2010 - 11:28 .
Mystranna Kelteel wrote...
Well, it might not have been very long after the guy said the crows wouldn't accept more contracts.
Maybe word had not yet traveled to Antiva and the Crows that were hired were unaware.
Mystranna Kelteel wrote...
Well, it might not have been very long after the guy said the crows wouldn't accept more contracts.
Maybe word had not yet traveled to Antiva and the Crows that were hired were unaware.
sylvanaerie wrote...
Is this if you romance Zevran? I don't recall anyone (even Zev) saying the Crows wouldn't be coming after you in the future. In fact if you tell him he can go if he comes back from time to time he quips about dragging a string of them in behind him and would I be so kind as to kill them for him if he stops back in to visit. For me at least it wasn't a "we won't bother you again" thing.
Venatio wrote...
Mystranna Kelteel wrote...
Well, it might not have been very long after the guy said the crows wouldn't accept more contracts.
Maybe word had not yet traveled to Antiva and the Crows that were hired were unaware.
The Crows are too well informed for that. But perhaps your right, maybe Master Ignacio had an "accident" on his way to Antiva.
Modifié par ejoslin, 18 mars 2010 - 11:45 .
ejoslin wrote...
Mystranna Kelteel wrote...
Well, it might not have been very long after the guy said the crows wouldn't accept more contracts.
Maybe word had not yet traveled to Antiva and the Crows that were hired were unaware.
But still, no one would accept the contract (except a suicidal elf) when the warden was a recruit because it was considered stupid to go after grey wardens. Yet someone accepted going after the grey warden commander.
Modifié par senorfuzzylips, 18 mars 2010 - 11:33 .
Cazlee wrote...
Perhaps the crows were being hired to assassinate the warden's supporters, and not the warden.
Venatio wrote...
Or maybe Bioware just made a hiccup with the mobs they used.
ejoslin wrote...
Cazlee wrote...
Perhaps the crows were being hired to assassinate the warden's supporters, and not the warden.
no, it was very clearly an attempt on the warden, not their supporters.
Modifié par Venatio, 18 mars 2010 - 11:37 .
senorfuzzylips wrote...
In DA:O, it's mentioned that you still have an open contract... one that only Zevran is willing to take originally, and after he fails and you complete the Crow quest line, I got the impression that it was a contract that was going to go unanswered. And even if Ignacio had an "accident," it's not like he was the only Crow in Denerim...
Where would the noblewoman get enough coin, in her beleaguered lands, to afford a offer so good that the crows are willing to try to kill the Wardens again?
Modifié par ejoslin, 18 mars 2010 - 11:46 .
Nyaore wrote...
I forget, did Ignacio state that their refusal to take any more contracts on your head applied to the entirety of the Crows or just the cells Ignacio had direct control over or contact with?
Modifié par ejoslin, 18 mars 2010 - 11:55 .
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