Character parallels - Tabris Origin | Loghain Mac Tir
"I see that the path that led you here was not easy. There is suffering in your past: your suffering, and the suffering of others. By the time you reached Shianni, she was broken, brutalized – you were too late. Tell me, pilgrim, did you fail Shianni?"
"Teyrn Loghain Mac Tir, the brilliant commander. Pity the one time you tried to rule, you failed so miserably. You had to be beaten, humiliated, lest you destroy your own country. You even doomed the Wardens by bringing the Inquisitor down on them. You destroy everything you touch."
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it's not like alistair is wrong at the landsmeet. it is bullshit if you recruit loghain. at that point you don't even know that only a warden can kill the archdemon (riordan i do have to say that is a day one discussion not a night before the climactic battle discussion) and alistair has been at your side this whole journey... like if i'm him tbh fuck you. you killed marjolaine for leliana and flemeth for morrigan and like a ton of other people but you're not gonna kill The Guy?? you're stopping now??
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[A New Way Home][Part 2]
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Um, you find the girl from Alola, but ...they are sick? Don’t worry, Lani is ok....kind of.
Just a quick comic about my Alolan oc Lani who somehow got sent back in time to Hisui. They are definitely high energy and have a lot of survival skills , but a terrible attention span.
Sorry this part is really long.
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I think it's really funny how Joel and Etho didn't actually die from taking double damage like Scott said. Etho died before he even hit the ground, Joel went a lot higher than Pearl had been going, and then Joel missed his water bucket. They would have died even if they didn't bring Etho into the chain so it was more or less Joel's own fault for deciding to tempt fate.
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I've now finished DA:I and have a completed World State in the Keep for DA4. I will say that, out of the three games (Origins, 2, and Inquisition) I think that the Inquisition party feels the closest to me. Like they're the ones I feel would actually want to stay together after all was said and done, helped I think by the fact that so many say that's what they want (with Sera almost starting to cry if you have the Inquisitor tell her that Skyhold will always be her home if she needs it). With Origins, it really felt like everyone was there and working together purely because of the mission to stop the blight and no other reason. With 2, it felt like they were there and working together because they lived in Kirkwall and wanted to make their lives easier. But with Inquisition, everyone who was there chose to be there, and sure it was for a cause . . . but also we got bonding scenes like them playing Wicked Grace together, or eating cookies up on rooftops. Even when they fought with each other, I felt a real closeness there. Like it was them against the world (which it kind of ends up being during the Exalted Council).
Of course, this is just all my opinion, and it's possible that this had something to do with how the personalities of each character developed over my playthroughs, as well as the fact that I found it a bit hard to track people down in Kirkwall sometimes and as such didn't bond with my companions as much as I would have wanted. (RIP Fenris, I missed the opportunity to do your character quest and so you died 😔). But at the end of DA:I Trespasser, I had the Inquisition stay together not just because that's what my Trevelyan wanted (as making the world a better place / helping people is very important to her), but also because I didn't want to see the squad break up, even though they had to break up a little due to responsibilities elsewhere in the world anyway. It's just how they made me feel.
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Wynne can try to kill you on multiple occasions and in the restored content, will publocally confront you for using Blood Magic right in front of the templars after the tower's liberation. I think the fandom got who the betrayal mage in Orgins is all wrong...
*This Post has been brought to you by Lesbians Of The Poison Swamp for Morrigan*
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Literally the theme of CHOICE gets me so much in DAO. I run with it a lot for my Warden.
I don’t think the recurrence of the idea of CHOICE is an accident. It’s an RPG with a lot of choices to make. The reigns are yours. You have a freedom to act with mercy or not. But it’s present in so many conversations and I don’t have them memorized so I can only introduce small snippets.
Everytime one of your companions mentions not having a say in an important part of their lives I lose it because the necessity for people to have a choice in their lives is SUCH an important thing for my Warden so like when it’s mentioned I’m like hell yeah. Coversations with Sten about the Qun and how those that are a part of the Qun don’t really have a say in who they are. Alistair constantly goes on about him not having a choice when it comes to being sent off to the Chantry, or the whole business with being king. A lot of conversations with Wynne about your responsibilities have her mention how you may not have a choice. I don’t remember the exact context or quotes but I remember once Zevran says something along the line (it’s not like he had a say in becoming a Crow).
In some cases companions will ask you as the Warden what you want them to do and you can ask them what THEY want to do, giving THEM the choice. And even again in some cases the Warden can mention how THEY don’t exactly have a choice with this Grey Warden business. (I always play my Mage character so even there, they didn’t have a choice to be gifted or cursed with magic, they didn’t have a choice about being sent to the Tower).
It really gets me man. It’s just *chefs kiss*. (I’m not eloquent I don’t have my sources lined up or a proper analysis you just gotta trust me man).
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