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What is the point of becoming a grey warden?


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So Mr Grey Warden sir. What is the point of becoming a Grey Warden?

Why new recruit so we can sense Darkspawn!

Darkspawn? Are those the things that have been ambushing us left right and centre?

*Cough* well yes but..

There must be more to it as we need to increase our numbers for the upcoming battle. We live longer and will be stronger and more experienced by the time another Blight comes around I'll bet?

Well no there is a chance you will die outright and you get lots of bad dreams so you don't sleep well for the rest of your life.

So we really only need a couple of Grey Wardens and the knowledge of how to make more so there is always a couple of them? Pretty much like the two of you in origins. That worked out well and there was an ACTUAL blight going on.

Look just shut up and drink the blood.

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You can invade small kingdoms and start to smuggle lyrium. Anders got it all right.

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In what other career can you save an entire nation and still not have peoples' respect or even have them know who you are?

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If there's no Archdemon about I really don't see the point in the Joining.
If there was some super-duper strength or something then yeah the risk would be worth it. Otherwise you're losing good recruits to what is essentially A FRATERNITY HAZING RITUAL, and those who survive get a handy death sentence.

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Weed out the weak and the unworthy.



Like morons like Ser Jory.

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Well presumably they'd need Wardens about to sense whether or not the Archdemon is even coming. I don't know what the operational range is on their sensing of it but in reality they'd likely only need to maintain a few at any given time.

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Hey! the weak and the unworthy have use in battles.



Its called being cannon fodder.

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That is a quality point!

So we get loads of fame and respect and treated like kings?

Well no, not really, in fact you can save the world, decide the future of kings and be completely forgotten about by tea time. It could be worse though. If you turn out to be on the wrong side you will be remembered for ever.....by having a statue of you removed...which is not dissimilar to being completely forgotten.

Well at least I can build up a fortune in fantastical weapons and armour during my quests!

Only in certain quests I'm afraid. Others don't count. Just don't ask. Just don't. An omnipresent authority figure is meddling in our affairs. They mumbled some apology about how you appeared semi naked as you crossed into the border to Amaranthine and then went back to being vague and mysterious.

...I have to admit that one surprised me. I'm a mage of considerable ability and an armour removal spell could really come in real handy.

It could have been worse, they could have installed a nude mod.

A what!?!

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Sresla wrote...

In what other career can you save an entire nation and still not have peoples' respect or even have them know who you are?

Rogues and bards that prefer the shadows. I mean hell their are plenty of them that threatened the world without even having their name known.

Dam Wookie wrote...

That is a quality point!

So we get loads of fame and respect and treated like kings?

Well
no, not really, in fact you can save the world, decide the future of
kings and be completely forgotten about by tea time. It could be worse
though. If you turn out to be on the wrong side you will be remembered
for ever.....by having a statue of you removed...which is not
dissimilar to being completely forgotten.


Well at least I can build up a fortune in fantastical weapons and armour during my quests!

Only
in certain quests I'm afraid. Others don't count. Just don't ask. Just
don't. An omnipresent authority figure is meddling in our affairs. They
mumbled some apology about how you appeared semi naked as you crossed
into the border to
Amaranthine and then went back to being vague and mysterious.

...I
have to admit that one surprised me. I'm a mage of considerable ability
and an armour removal spell could really come in real handy.

It could have been worse, they could have installed a nude mod.

A what!?!

Wait! I am the only one who has one?[smilie]../../../images/forum/emoticons/angel.png[/smilie][smilie]../../../images/forum/emoticons/angel.png[/smilie]

Modifié par Synnworld, 21 mars 2010 - 05:39 .


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Modifié par Synnworld, 21 mars 2010 - 05:38 .


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Well now that there are talking Darkspawn Grey Wardens will be needed.



Wait scratch that anyone with a sword can kill them.

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InvaderErl wrote...

Well presumably they'd need Wardens about to sense whether or not the Archdemon is even coming. I don't know what the operational range is on their sensing of it but in reality they'd likely only need to maintain a few at any given time.


I see a bit like a satelite gps system. If you position three wardens at different points around ferelden and compare their signal strength you can transpond the location of a threat. I was wrong, a couple wouldn't work. You need three Grey Wardens. To cover a similar sized planet to earth you would likely require 26 grey Wardens like the GNSS. :blink:

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Being a grey warden is too limited.. I mean I didn't wanted to be a grey warden... I'm evil I'm not even supposed to be a grey warden...

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You get a really cool patch?

How about being immune to the taint?  That was a risk in fighting darkspawn other than being outright killed was that you could get infected right? 

And is it me or in Awakening did the Grey Wardens seem to lower their standards a bit to join their club and it didn't involve much of a commitment afterwards?  I know my mission was to rebuild the Grey Wardens but I got the sense I could walk up to any joe shmoe and ask "Hey man, you wanna be a Grey Warden?  Just on the weekends and not during jousting season?  Cool, you're in."

Modifié par Colonial Marines, 21 mars 2010 - 06:08 .


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Can't I just put darkspawn blood in a mabari and let the do the fatal....bite to the arch....older go....who the hell are we trying to trick here? It is a damn dragon!

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Lower their standards?





Do you know how Duncan joined?

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Immune to the taint? Are you joking? All the other party members seemed as healthy as my guy and Alistair after fighting a truckload of darkspawn.

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The Angry One wrote...

If there's no Archdemon about I really don't see the point in the Joining.
If there was some super-duper strength or something then yeah the risk would be worth it. Otherwise you're losing good recruits to what is essentially A FRATERNITY HAZING RITUAL, and those who survive get a handy death sentence.



They can sense darkspawn, like Jedi with the force, or something.

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Behindyounow wrote...

Immune to the taint? Are you joking? All the other party members seemed as healthy as my guy and Alistair after fighting a truckload of darkspawn.


Except that they shouldnt have been. Do you know what ghouls are?

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Behindyounow wrote...

Immune to the taint? Are you joking? All the other party members seemed as healthy as my guy and Alistair after fighting a truckload of darkspawn.

Remember ruck (I think that is his name.) Down in deep roads, he had drunk darkspawn blood ans I don't think he became so immune to the taint.

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AntiChri5 wrote...

Lower their standards?


Do you know how Duncan joined?


I'm not talking about Duncan.  I'm talking about the characters in the expansion like Oghren and Vellana.  Not exactly Grey Warden material IMO. 

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Colonial Marines

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I think you all have done it. You've uncovered the fraud that is the Grey Wardens.
It's actually just one huge pyramid scheme - the Amway of Ferelden.

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@ Colonial Marines:

How so?

Oghren is a great warrior who won many honours in the deep roads fighting darkspawn when our wardens were suckling on mammas teat. Oh, then he helped to take down the Archdemon and stop the blight.

Valena managed to do some serious damage to the entire region.

Modifié par AntiChri5, 21 mars 2010 - 06:08 .


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AntiChri5 wrote...

Weed out the weak and the unworthy.

Like morons like Ser Jory.


While letting in Oghren, a rotten drunk, a bunch of Wardens who can't sense Darkspawn to save their grandmothers, and Riorden, an airhead who thinks playing a vigorious game of "ride the Archdemon" is a good idea?

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I just think of Ogrhen as an alcoholic dwarf and Vellana's sole motivation for becoming a Grey Warden was so she could rescue her zoned out sister. Sure, they make interesting and even formidable companions but they don't strike me as what a Grey Warden should be.

Modifié par Colonial Marines, 21 mars 2010 - 06:15 .