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writing dragon age fanfiction is so so so so hard for me because every time i spot another historical inaccuracy that’s like “i don’t care that it’s fantasy they have the same level of technology this is WRONG” i have to have a moment of like. “kaed NO ONE ELSE will EVER care about this. you watch ‘ranking period dramas on corset accuracy both in construction and writing’ videos on youtube for entertainment normal people simply do not give a FUCK about medieval castle layouts!”
and yet this cycle continues, because the dragon age devs so so so so clearly DID research but they did BAD research and it HAUNTS me. like WHYYYYY is there only one courtyard that isn’t even really a courtyard in castle cousland WHY is the “main hall” huge with no furniture while the great hall “dining room” is tiny as fuck and in a horrible to access spot WHY are there no ovens in the kitchens where the FUCK do they bake the breaaaad!! like ok fine cool servants get beds in thedas i’ll bite. that fucks hard, actually! but WHY are there more servant rooms than rooms for visiting nobles do you honestly think anybody in the middle ages fucking had servant rooms???? they slept on the FLOOR in the GREAT HALL! and WHY is there a fucking library and a ‘treasury’ (which what the fuck is THAT there should be a DON-JON in there you locked your valuables in the TOWER at the TOP, not in ONE room centrally located on the first floor with TWO guards!!) like i KNOW it was for level design i KNOW it was but oh my fucking g-d it’s gonna KILL ME to write out creeping through corridors when there WERE NO CORRIDORS! like look at this. look at this.
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castle cousland: stupid, awful design, honestly they kinda asked to be coup’ed with their garbage unsurvivable castle that supposedly nobody sieges regularly even though it’s literally a death trap. there is ONE main exit, no way to trap your enemies, and only one official guard post that i can see. fuck awful.
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harlech castle in wales: it took 115 years for someone to successfully take this castle, and it’s withstood COUNTLESS sieges, you can go visit it right the hell now if you go to wales (not at all getting into the evilness of the english building castles in wales, that’s not the point i’m trying to make.) see how the outside makes it so that even if your enemies breach the walls, to actually reach anyone important they have to survive the volleys of arrows from the ramparts? and then presumably kill everyone ON the ramparts, or the minute you go to open a door or try to drag someone out, you’re going to get shot full of arrows. that’s after breaching TWO heavy doors (which would require a battering ram both times) which would wake up the entire castle LONG before they got anywhere NEAR the heir to the castle’s wife and child.
and before somebody says “oh well kaed maybe you just don’t know your castle building periods very well” think again. i know my castle building periods. that style above is concentric (harlech castle’s initial construction was finished in 1289 and was one of the first finished castles in england in this style,) which came after the keep and bailey style, which came after the motte-and-bailey style, which came after the burh (which arguably WASN’T a castle but whatever,) etc. there are no fortified castles in english history that look like castle cousland, because it’s fucking indefensible. now, this does lead to the question of “oh, well, what is the timeline for the game, maybe there’s something you missed!” so let’s examine the time period of origins:
at the very, very latest, origins could be based off of the BEGINNING of the british “wars of the roses” (the civil wars between the various members of the house plantagenet) which began in the 1450s— this is personally what /i/ think origins is based off of, for a couple reasons. 1) trevelyan was a real person— g.m. trevelyan was a british historian who wrote about the wars of the roses, and in one instance there’s a quote of his the devs almost verbatim used for the design of the free marches: “the Wars of the Roses were to a large extent a quarrel between Welsh Marcher Lords, who were also great English nobles, closely related to the English throne…” they ixnayed the part about the marcher lords being ferelden nobles, i imagine because it was too complicated, but trevelyan? marcher lords? a close relationship with this country? (i.e. like somewhere that might take in their refugees after a catastrophe?) cmon. 2) because ferelden is fucking huge and the histories are kinda weird, because they aren’t 1 for 1, i’m gonna say that we have to use the norman conquest of england as our unification date. in other contexts i wouldn’t try to argue this, but in this one, i’m saying 1066 is the unification date of the anglo-saxon kingdoms into england. calenhad gives us a hard unification date for ferelden— the first landsmeet was in 5:42 exalted, ergo origins is 388 years later. the wars of the roses started in 1455, 389 years after the norman conquest ended. 3) the wars of the roses happened because of a succession crisis— admittedly, these two succession crises are very, very different, but there are definitely parallels between loghain and henry vi and alistair and edward iv. henry vi was crowned at a young age (loghain largely ruled for maric at various points in his life, starting when he was very young,) and was very ineffectual— he suffered from an unknown mental illness which made him extremely unstable and unable to rule for large periods of time. loghain, on the other hand, ruled when the /theirins/ weren’t stable, so you argue he had the opposite— meanwhile, his policies WEREN’T sustainable, whatever you might think of him. loghain is too shaped by his own experiences to be a truly good leader, and by the time his rule/anora’s rule is threatened by cailan, he’s sacrificed enough of his principles that he’s willing to commit atrocities (notably, margaret of anjou ruled during the worst parts of her husband’s mental instability, which again could apply to loghain OR anora, as they ruled fairly jointly after a certain point.) edward iv was the son of richard of york, who was eligible for the throne at a very young age (18 to alistair’s 19) because his father was dead. he was coaxed and led into battle by his cousin, the earl of warwick (also known as the kingmaker— sound like a protagonist you might know?) that’s about where the similarities end, but that’s largely because alistair is a grey warden— if he weren’t, he’d probably be able to have kids and end the question of succession. but he can’t, which, assuming the devs eventually remember, WILL lead to another civil war. hence why i say this is at the BEGINNING of the wars of the roses.
another option that could be argued but makes much less sense and i have no evidence for is that alistair has similarities to edward ii (second son who only became king because his brother died, married a more powerful woman to consolidate power, not very good at ruling, no offense to alistair,) but that still puts origins at like 1307-1327. in either case, they would have been using concentric castles— and given what time period castle cousland was originally built in, it would have been built as a motte-and-bailey, which would NOT have lasted four hundred years. so the castle had to have been rebuilt, and bryce cousland would have had to update that rebuilt castle, because no one lived in it during the orlesian occupation. so where the hell does this winding, weird multi-level design come from?
i GUESS— and this is SO charitable— they could have designed castle cousland based off of a country house design from the mid 1500s, but none of them look like that, either. they’re exclusively rectangular, for one thing, and one of the huge bragging rights of owning one was that they weren’t fortified— they came into fashion during a period of relative stability under the tudor rule, when it was considered guache and maybe even treasonous to build a fortified castle. ferelden is NOWHERE NEAR a period of stability, if anything at the end of origins they’re entering their greatest period of INstability, given what happens in inquisition, and that no matter who ends up on the throne, there’s no way for them to have children. so there’s NO way this castle is a country house, or inspired by one.
leaving us with the final conclusion that a) the game devs definitely did do research into the time period because i can fairly directly trace a line between the event i think inspired origins and the plot, but they didn’t do enough research to figure out what the everloving fuck the BUILDINGS looked like. so these castles make no fucking sense and can’t possibly be called historically accurate even with the fantasy defense, and b) i care WAAAY too much about this for somebody who isn’t even a medieval historian. my area of expertise is the paleolithic, i have no clue why this bugs me so bad i spent four fucking hours writing this post.
#anyone: so what are you getting up to on spring break? me: uhhhhhhhhhhh *spends four hours writing a bioware calloit post about their#historically inaccurate castles* Normal Things#it took me four hours bc i had to pare it down like 8 times btw. i could have kept going#btw there are image descriptions on the maps#dragon age origins#dragon age#long post#actually i take it back i DO know why it bugs me and it’s because they made this g-dawful design part of the plot on every single occasion#like highever? would never have been sacked if not for this design. redcliffe? whole story is about infiltrating this castle through these#extensive dungeons they never would have fucking built bc there’s no use for them. the palace in denerim (which doesn’t even have a name)#is so so so fucked. we can’t even get into it but i HATE it. denerim is a city small enough that not all the banns arls and teyrns can have#their own estates in the city meaning they would need rooms in the palace dedicated to them. where are those rooms??? if’s tiny as hell. all#they needed to do was to put up some extra wings you can’t go into that’s all they needed. i’m so so so annoyed by this it’s such a pet#peeve of mine. especially since skyhold is SOOOOOO good if’s the pinnacle of dragon age buildings no one else will ever be her#there’s multiple courtyards. there’s a garden. there’s the stables centrally located there are concentric walls there’s that weird palace#thing in the center with the world’s hottest great hall. there’s a FORGE there’s a keep there’s a guest wing there’s a tabern there’s#ANOTHER tower you can build there are sentry posts there’s a gatehouse there’s a bridge no one will ever replace her in my heart i know this#skyhold baby you are so so so sexy and delicious and everything a fantasy castle in a video game should be MWAH
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hattedhedgehog · 4 months
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My embroidery of the Sera character card from Dragon Age Inquisition is now complete!
75 hours of work, 11.5x19.5 cm
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[Image description: An embroidered version of the Sera character selection card from Dragon Age Inquisition. She stands atop a slanted tree trunk with her bow held suggestively between her legs, looking at the Skyhold tower in the distance, where the tiny figure of the inquisitor is present in the window. Mountains and turrets make up the background behind her.]
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daceydeath · 29 days
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Fallen Angel
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Pairing: Park Seonghwa x Reader
Word Count: 0.5K
Genre: Fantasy, Smut
Warnings: 18+, Swearing, Explicit Activities
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No matter how many times the elders had told you not to stray too deep into the woods or to avoid the ruins on the clifftop at all costs you never listened and now you had to pay for it. Your clothes lay torn on the ground around you having been pulled from your body with an almost divine power and the most ethereal creature you had ever seen was before you dressed only in dark robes which he had slipped from his shoulders the moment your nakedness became apparent to him. He stood before you in all his glory, his perfect body almost dwarfed by the exquisite inky feathers that shone deep blue and green in the moonlight protruding from his back.
“What are you?” You wondered in awe looking at him wide eyed, a feeling of euphoria coming over you as each second passed removing all of all your inhibitions.
“Does it truly matter?” He questioned tilting his head, his eyes taking over your body which was still fully exposed to him. Striding over to you purposefully.
“No” you admitted, your mouth almost watering when your eyes landed on his cock hanging heavy and hard between his legs.
“Good” he smirked devilishly, picking you up and pressing you against the side of the ruined tower, the rough stone scratching at your back lightly. Without warning he lined himself up and sheathed himself fully inside you making you cry out loudly at the feeling of having him so deep inside you. Claiming your lips he proceeded to pound into you roughly each thrust making you feel like he was trying to tear you in half as you stretched around him.
“Ah, yes, ah, fuck” you chanted like a mantra with each pass roll of his hips against yours, an almost prayer in the darkness.
“So good, so wet, so warm” he groaned, his head falling to your shoulder while your hands gripped his back tightly, leaving indents from your nails across his flawless skin. Your head fell back against the stone as you felt yourself reach your peak, your walls tightening around him as you moaned obscenely.
“Fuck, too much” you panted but he ignored you completely continuing the sharp thrusts into you core until you started to feel another high approaching.
“Again little human” he instructed, gently biting down on your shoulder as your second orgasm washed over you, making you scream your walls clamping down on him, making him grunt and empty himself into you before carefully laying you on a patch of grass beside the stone wall.
“I don't know your name” you murmured softly feeling far too lightheaded to feel self conscious about the fact.
“You can call me Seonghwa, my little human” he smiled, tucking some of your hair behind your ear.
“Seonghwa” you repeated, feeling how the word felt on your tongue.
“My name is” you started but he cut you off, closing your lips with his finger.
“It is unimportant my little human. For now you need some rest before I have you again” he smirked as you swallowed hard. one of his large wings wrapping around to shield you both from the moonlight “I have not yet had my fill of you and I will not let you leave until I have”.
A/N: Thank you for reading. This is my first foray into writing for Ateez so I hope I did it justice. All comments, likes and reblogs are deeply appreciated as always xx
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lavellanhell · 3 months
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In Skyhold, everyone found a way to deal with what had just happened.
Solas confided that there is nothing that soothes the soul like painting. And wow, he really has talent. How many abilities does it still hide from us?
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Blackwall is obviously a fan of wood carving.
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Cassandra takes all her anger out on practice shots. But when no one is looking, I've caught her secretly reading.
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Sera is bored most of the time. And when she's bored, she plans to screw everyone around her.
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Vivienne just stares out into the courtyard most of the time, watching how many people keep arriving. Sometimes I see her mixing potions.
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Josie rests writing letters. Weird, but she says it calms her down.
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Dorian devoted himself to the painstaking study of old books. I don't know what he's trying to find out, but I asked Leliana about his book request and it freaked me out a bit.
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Iron Bull didn't move from the pub. He's either drinking or talking about drinking.
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Leliana rests by spying. How else. Either she watches the events from the window of the tower or she watches what is happening on the floors below - where the two mysterious mages settled.
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And Cullen. He just doesn't rest. Maybe he's not even sleeping. Work is everything.
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solavillain · 2 years
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Touch starved Solas who subverts all of the companions expectations for who would be the clingiest in the relationship
They imagined Lavellan would be draping off him while he was trying to work in his rotunda
But no, it's him who finds excuses to be close to her, to touch her while he's showing her a text or scroll on his table
Who fusses over her after a battle, touching her gently all over to make sure nothing is hurt
Solas, not Lavellan, is the first one to make the journey to the others' tent in the middle of the night while out in the field- and of course Dorian and Bull notice and tell everyone immediately after returning to Skyhold
And of course, Lavellan is drinking it all up, and is not withholding her own touches - after all, she just LOVES how he melts and relaxes into her touch when they're sitting together on the scaffolding of the tower, how peaceful his face looks for once when she cups his face as they talk, or runs her thumb gently on his hand.
Just
Touch starved Solas 😩🥺
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rosieofcorona · 2 months
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In the Blue Morning
BELOVEDS, a soft little Solavellan fic for you. Mostly fluff this time around to soothe the eternal, unyielding hurt. Also on AO3, if you prefer. As always, thank you for reading. 💕
She cajoles him, some mornings, away from his office, from his maps and his books and his paintings and out among the newly-planted gardens, all their tight, unfurling blooms. 
It’s always empty at this hour, when most of Skyhold is still asleep save for the guards in their high towers, the recruits in the practice yard. The only sound is the clang of their swords ringing through the mist like distant bells, the only light the pink and gold of the nascent sun.
They have been careful, desperately careful not to draw undue attention, not to generate rumors that could harm the Inquisition in the future. It is easier on the road to find a quiet moment alone– to steal a kiss or hold a hand or put words to their love– but the castle, however safe, is full of eyes, forever watching.
It is only in the narrow, muted hours before dawn that Solas weaves his fingers with hers as they orbit the courtyard, side by side.
He names the blossoms as they pass, first in the trade tongue and then in Elvish, the softened syllables like music on his tongue. She repeats them half as gracefully, but he smiles at every attempt, correcting her gently now and again, praising her efforts.
“Gail’lealis,” he says, pointing out an elegant bellflower, its blue-white petals bundled tightly in green sepals.
It sounds off, even to her ear, when she says, “Ga’lealis,” back.
They pause for a moment, and Solas turns and bends and plucks an early bloom from the same plant, rotating it slowly between his fingers, holding it up for examination. 
“Ga-il,” he repeats softly, separating the sounds. “Meaning ‘bell,’ in the common parlance.” 
“Ga-il,” she says again, correctly this time. 
“Followed by lealis, meaning ‘glass.’”
“Gail’lealis.”
“Beautiful,” he murmurs, tucking the flower behind her ear, the meaning vague yet all-encompassing. It is all beautiful– the morning, the garden, how she catches the light, his ancient language in her mouth, her mouth– 
Solas kisses her in the empty courtyard, parts her lips with a linguist’s tongue, and she kisses him back again and again as if each time might be the last. He wants to stay like this forever, wants the sun to forget to rise, wants the castle to sleep and sleep in an endless dream.
But the light keeps coming, every moment. The castle will wake, and they will see. 
And this will cost them, in the end. 
She is pink as the sky when they finally come apart, and continue their long walk around. 
“I hear you were out here yesterday,” she says, breaking the silence as they turn a corner. “Cullen says you beat him soundly at chess.” 
“It was a closer game than he thinks,” Solas says, but she has learned when he’s just being modest.
“Must not have been that close, because Bull says the same. As do Blackwall, and Varric, and Dorian, though he swears that you cheated.”  “I did no such thing!” 
When they turn again, the chessboard in question comes into full view, set and waiting on its table beneath an awning. 
“He seemed very certain,” she shrugs. “Though I suppose I could find out for myself.”
They stop again before the table, and Solas looks at her intently.  “Is that a challenge, dear Inquisitor?”
“That depends on your level of skill.”
She’s teasing him now, enticing him, a dynamic he’s come to enjoy. There are so few who impress him with thoughtfulness, who make him work at being clever.
“Very well, but you should know that I am merciless,” he warns, a contradiction to the chivalry of pulling out her chair. “Even to one I love.”
He takes the seat opposite her, the board and the pieces adorned in glittering dew. 
“I believe the Lady Inquisitor moves first.”
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He sets a dozen little traps for her, a dozen clever gambits, and she evades them every time, to his astonishment. Where he moves to attack, she counters; where he baits her, she defends or retreats. By the end, with the sun fully risen overhead, they reach a deadlock, both depleted, neither victorious.
“Again?” She asks cheerfully, when they’ve finished. Already she is freeing her captives from his end of the table. “Don’t look so stunned, my love. Unless you’re trying to offend me.”
“Forgive me, vhenan,” he says, shaking his head. “You surprise me as always. It is rare to find an opponent so…discerning.” 
His beloved laughs with the morning breeze, a sound like air that surrounds and envelops him. 
“Rare to find one you can’t beat, you mean.” 
She’s right, of course– it is rare that he loses, even rarer that he plays against someone so evenly matched. He still can’t quite puzzle through it, where he went wrong, where she figured him out. 
He had gotten a lead on her early on, or so he thought– he had taken a tower, a mage, and two pawns– and left his queen open for the taking, which she had entirely ignored. She caught onto him quickly, though too late to win, and when she realized she couldn’t beat him, she had blocked him instead. 
Solas leans thoughtfully back in his chair, replaying their game in his mind. No matter how he tries to beat her, he finds no way through. She sees his scheming, sees him coming, cuts him off. 
“Why did you not take my queen, given the chance?”
“Because you gave me the chance,” she reasons. “You wouldn’t do that except to win.” 
“It could have been a tactical error.”  “It wasn’t,” she says assuredly, resetting the pieces along their battle lines. “If I had taken her, it would have left my king undefended from your mages.”  “You could have moved him.”  “For a turn or two. Then your knight would have circled back. Isn’t that right?” She looks up at Solas, her eyes smiling and sharp, affirmed in her answer already. “Or shall we call that a ‘tactical error?’”
“Mm,” Solas nods his approval. “You’ve become quite the strategist. Have you been spending time with our Commander?”
“I’ve been spending time with you,” she counters. “Learning all your little tricks.”
Not all, it occurs to him, but Solas smothers the thought with a laugh. “It seems to me you have a few of your own.” 
“Our Keeper used to call me harellan,” she tells him. “Trickster. Though I needn’t explain that to you.”
He fights to keep the easy expression on his face, feeling suddenly caught in the snare of her gaze, as if she sees directly through him, sees him fully, all he is.
Harellan, his mind echoes. How could she know?
The wait for her judgment feels infinite, inevitable– but it does not come, and does not come, and does not come. She only moves a white pawn toward the board’s center, the leaves rustling softly around them. 
No, he decides. She does not know. She only means he knows the word. 
Solas mirrors her opening move, their pawns face to face on the battlefield. “And still, your Keeper named you her First.” 
“I was more troublesome as a child,” she says, with a grin that implies that the mischief has never left her. “I’ve settled down a great deal since. Can’t you tell?”
This time, when Solas laughs, there is nothing else hiding beneath it. No uneasy feeling, no great fear that she will discover him, cast him out. There is only happiness for a moment, the war reduced to a board between them, as if sorrow and death are nowhere, and the end of the world is far away.
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catebeesart · 1 year
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More of these!
You know what's underrated? Prop design
Each one has a little story to it:
A 'Dwarven - Trade - Tevinter - Orlesian' pocketbook, indispensable for the Merchand's Guild, found in Bodahn Freddic's satchel
Golden ring with the inscription "Tethras" on the outside; it seems to have belonged to Bartrand Tethras, though a newer engraving on the inside hints at a change of hands
Aeducan Signet ring
Archery thumb ring bearing the Starkhaven heraldry
A collection of painted glass and porcelain earrings from Serault
Ground Deathroot pods, Asariel frankincense and Dragonthorn leaves extract, from Skyhold's Mage Tower, plus a Death Adder preserved in its own venom (a gift from some visiting dignitary)
Two keys; one opens the barracks in Vigil's Keep, the other belongs to an armoire in Orzammar Palace; both located several leagues away from their original keyholes
Heartwood Staff, enhanced by a runed ribbon gifted by the Warden Commander, property of Morrigan
Andrastian candles from different regions of Antiva (still from that @cumbiazevran post cause I'm obsessed)
Nevarran bat-shaped belt buckle, common amongst the nobility in the Steel Age
Blue and golden Orlesian teapot inspired by the architecture of Val Royeaux
Scissors found in a magically locked room in the Amell Estate in Kirkwall
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ceo-of-sloppy-men · 2 months
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You ever think how Cullen chose the room with a hole in it probably because then he genuinely knows he’s free? Like, sure, Templars often joined of their own volition but that lyrium has to wear away at anyones resolve after a while until you felt like a prisoner to it and the chantry. Being kept in a stuffy tower would only lead him to associate that warmth and comfort with that point in his life if it goes on long enough, so Cullen probably chose that room specifically because of the draft. He keeps it deliberately uncomfortable. That’s why there’s no “repair Cullen’s room” upgrade in Skyhold. He needs the constant reminder he’s free.
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shivunin · 9 days
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15 Lines of Dialogue
Rules: Share 15 or fewer lines of dialogue from an OC, ideally lines that capture the character/personality/vibe of the OC. Bonus points for just using the dialogue without other details about the scene, but you're free to include those as well!
Thank you so much for the tag @dreadfutures! I love this, and it's given me an excuse to comb back through Wander again c: This was honestly a really fun exercise because so much of character voice for me is carried by the context/narrative tone (and Emma especially writes a lot of letters in this fic, which aren't really dialogue).
So - for Emmaera Lavellan (Emma):
“We hear your concerns, ambassador. My advisor and I will discuss it at length, I assure you. Please, feel free to find either of us if you have concerns about the accommodations at Skyhold ahead of the fete.”
“It doesn’t feel like we do, Josie. We already saved the world. Why couldn’t that be enough?” 
"When I’m sitting in those meetings, I think about all the ways I could get away from here without someone noticing. I think about climbing down from the tower, or hiding in the stables until night and taking the dracolisk out."
“Your new owner was a bad man,” she continued, “I’m sorry for that. But if you’ll let me help, I will make sure you’re cared for as long as you stay with me.”
"We didn’t have to put other faces on for each other–when we were alone, we spoke plainly and left behind the facades. So when I tell you he wasn’t the one who put the knife in my chest, believe me: It wasn’t him.”
“It had better be little. I’ve had enough parties in my honor to last a lifetime.” 
"This woman would not know her Maker if he picked her up by the heel and shook her."
"I don’t know. Is there a problem? I’ve heard I can’t do anything myself. Seems like I should be no manner of threat at all to one such as you–who killed a single , individual Venatori three years ago."
"You once saw me throw a fireball into a dragon’s mouth while it had me between its teeth. I think I can manage to walk down a dirty street alone, missing arm or no."
“You’ll see. I’m just - not suited to lounging around this manor and hoping for the best. I have to do something. And if I have nothing to do here–”
“But it would look so dashing. Maybe I want it to heal crooked.”
"Silly choice of metals, gold. All soft and shiny. I’d rather a heart of iron or steel or–ooh, dragon bone would be fantastic. Very durable, dragon bone. Velvet, though–-that would be novel. A heart of velvet: prickly one way and soft the other. Uncomfortably warm in the summer. That fits much better.” 
"If the choice was between forgiveness and moving on–what else could I choose?"
"He knows how to open doors. It hasn’t become a problem yet.”
"Even if you forget someday, this is yours to read as you wish. I thought you should have that, to decide for yourself what you want to know."
Tagging @greypetrel @inquisimer @nightwardenminthara @idolsgf @transprincecaspian @star--nymph @vakarians-babe and you!!
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vigilskeep · 1 year
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saying helena grappling chains her way around skyhold was a mistake bc now i think after the pranks quest helena’s idea of “run!” was just to grab sera and swing directly out of leliana’s tower window feat. loud sera screaming
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greypetrel · 4 months
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I was gleefully telling my friend about you and showing her your art (she's super into LOTR so I was trying to find those, but got in the wrong tag🤣) and found/shared your Vespa comic. We had a good laugh and she said: "Wait till someone tells them about ROLLER COASTER" and I immediately came over here. WHAT IF someone tells Dorian and Aisling about ROLLER COASTER?? 🤣🤣🤣
Forgive me if it took too long, but this made me laugh so much that I HAD TO draw something.
Also: I'm leaving you the correct tag down here, but the Dark Lady one is "aisling the dark lady AU". You can find all my aus and tags in the character masterpost!
They'd LOVE the idea, of course. A little too much. They. Not most people around them.
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They'll ignore Josephine begging them to please, PLEASE reconsider, think of your reputation, and rush to the Undercroft. Dagna will be over the moon with the plan, of course. Here's the blueprint, and under the cut some other details:
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They found plenty of materials to build it in the Exalted Planes. Someone will have to dispose of all that rubbish after the war ended, right?
"Can't you build it in the Exalted Planes?" "But Josie, if we build it there, how would we experiment on gravity? We'll need to travel there and you see, that would be a great bother and will hinder our research. Also if we have it here, it would improve the moral of the troops greatly! :D"
Dorian's calculations were right. Solas discovered it with the first trial run. Not that any of the -very elated- science bros knew, but he actually started to think that maybe the Veil wasn't that bad of an idea, right there and then. Because can you imagine them WITHOUT THE VEIL? CAN YOU? Thedas wouldn't survive.
In order to make Josie happy, they'll come up with other rides to install around Skyhold:
Teacups will be installed in the upper courtyard. Except they're still a scientific experiment on Centrifugal Force, so they're fast. So fast that the game promises a free foal to everyone who manages not to puke on them. Since the foal is one of Little Brother's, Aisling horse (he made a name for himself in the Western Approach, biting on Venatori's butts, and is generally a prick), the excessive speed is actually considered a good thing. So nobody will win a foal of that horse or will have to tell Aisling that her beloved horse is an asshole.
Cullen's tower will be turned into a haunted house (thanks @ndostairlyrium for the idea). He'll actually contribute in painting the place, and will say that it's very useful to dissuade people to come looking for him if the report isn't REALLY important. "Aren't you scared, tho?" "Please, I was a commanding officer in Kirkwall."
Whack-a-mole in the Tavern's courtyard. The Iron Bull and Cassandra monopolize it and they're so-called nemeses. One day, then, the TRAGEDY: a mysterious person beat their record. No one knows who they are, there's a whole weekend of them playing Sherlock Holmes interrogating everyone around the Keep. (it's Krem.)
Josephine needed one joy, or ONE THING that she can use to sell the Inquisitor to the aristocracy. So Aisling organised something cute and nice for nobles to see and participate in. With horses! She named one of the horses Josephine! Josephine is moved, and from how Aisling describes it, calling it "giostra" because she heard the term from Dorian in vernacular Tevene and can't remember it in Trade for the sake of her, Josie thinks it's a carousel.
It's actually something better, and Josie loves it. (In Italian, "giostra" means a carousel, and also what happens in the video)
(Aisling is the unbeated championess. It's not that people let her win, is that she just can't be beated.)
One day, Dorian will eventually use all the data to calculate how much force they will need on the roller coaster to send a cart into orbit. Aisling will read his notes and find a way to propel the cart strong enough to actually do it.
Sera greatly approves.
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hattedhedgehog · 28 days
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My Dragon Age Inquisition character card embroideries all together! Each is 11.5x19.5 cm. Dorian took 73 hours, Cassandra took 89 hours, and Sera took 75 hours.
I wonder which character I'll do next...
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[Image descriptions: Embroidered versions of the Dorian, Cassandra and Sera character selection card from Dragon Age Inquisition.
Dorian holds a book under his left arm while casting magic with his right. There are white glyphs in the air and a white snake running under his cloak and under his arm.
Cassandra sits atop a war horse with Inquisition soldiers behind her. She wears black armour with a gold-trimmed cloak, and the Seeker flag and he cloak stream behind her.
Sera stands atop a slanted tree trunk with her bow held suggestively between her legs, looking at the Skyhold tower in the distance, where the tiny figure of the inquisitor is present in the window. Mountains and turrets make up the background behind her.]
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Flufftober Day 25: Nook ~ Cullen Rutherford/F!Inquisitor [2,285]
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It began like most things in his relationship with Evelyn did – with a fantasy. A pipe dream, or so Cullen always deemed them back then. First because he believed she would never, could never return his feelings, and then even after…because making plans for the future, for after the Inquisition, felt a lot like tempting fate.  
But, despite all of his fears, and despite all of the odds, the future came. And it was a good one. Evelyn recovered from the loss of her arm, from the injury that almost took her life in Orlais, and on the other side of it they found what they’d spent so long wishing for. A quiet life of their own. Together. A home that they built themselves, to their exact tastes, laughing in the face of all of the little foibles that reared their heads in the process – because they were nothing compared to what they’d already faced. It was when the building was more or less complete, however, that Cullen was reminded of a conversation they’d had back in Skyhold, when their relationship was still a somewhat new, tentative thing.
“Where is it you go, when none can find you?”
They’d managed to steal enough time for lunch together – in his office, so he could return swiftly to his mountain of work immediately thereafter. There was little chance of them making room on his desk for it, but he’d produced a small folding table that he may or may not have stashed to the side for this very purpose, and it worked a treat. At Evelyn’s insistence, he took the chair and she perched atop his desk on the small space that did allow for it…and in a manner that played into more than one of the other sort of fantasies he’d had regarding her. The less-than-gentlemanly ones.
At his question, the smile slipped from her face, replaced by a guilty frown and he regretted asking in the first place.
“I don’t do it when I know I’ll be needed urgently. Or even semi-urgently,” she explained quietly. “Just…when I really, really need it.”
“I never thought for a moment that you were neglecting your duties,” he rushed to reassure her, “I cannot even imagine what it is you face…”
“Considering your standing by my side, staring at it with me, I suspect you can,” she replied.
Cullen liked the notion of that. Not at what they faced, of course, but that she viewed him as being right beside her in it. But why had he brought it up? Even if it didn’t have the sound of an accusation, it brought the world back in here with them. But Evelyn weighed him up for a moment, eyes filled with great consideration. Then, finally, she smiled a little and plucked up a lemon cake from the offerings on the table.
“Come – I’ll show you.”
He was powerless but to follow – wherever she was concerned. Were she any other, that might worry him…but were she any other, he would not have been falling so hard and so quickly. Andraste only knew how his luck was so great that it appeared to be very reciprocal.
Trying to give the impression that he was simply the Commander following the Inquisitor on matters of official business, he followed her across the battlements until she came to the derelict tower across the way – although he did a poor job at hiding his surprise when it became clear she wasn’t just passing through it to lead him elsewhere. How could she be here, of all places, when it was so commonly passed through?
Then, however, she climbed up onto the window ledge and used it as a jumping point to vault up to the small perch above. It had once been a floor for a second story within the tower, but it had decayed and crumbled so that now a perch was all it was. A precarious one, at that.
“Are you coming up?” she called down.
If she moved back far enough, it was easy to see how she would not be sighted there. Particularly since few would be mad enough to go climbing up there to begin with.
“I’m not sure it’ll hold my weight.”
“That muscle-bound, are you? Be careful, Cullen, or you’ll send me swooning.”
He chuckled. “I’d be amazed if it could support a mouse, Evelyn.”
“You’ll be fine. I give you my word.”  
Who was he to argue against the solemn vow of Inquisitor Evelyn Trevelyan? He climbed up, albeit with less grace than she’d done, and blinked in surprise when he did so. Having expected it to be entirely empty, he found instead that there were a few meagre signs of the time she spent here – namely a worn old blanket, a couple of books, and a jar of assorted dried fruits. Neither boredom, nor chill, nor hunger would have to send her from her refuge.
“Welcome to my kingdom,” she teased. “What’s wrong? You don’t look impressed by all of my riches.”
He didn’t feel impressed, but rather…sad. Desperately sad. That this was the best escape she could hope for when everything out there got to be too much. Considering all she did for everybody, all she gave, she deserved more than this.
“How do you read in this gloom?” he asked.
“Ah – you see the gap in the wall there where it’s crumbled away? In the afternoon, the light is better than any candle. It’s quite cosy, I swear. You should’ve seen the hiding places I used to wedge myself into back in the Circle.”
“And in the morning, when the sun is at the other side of the castle?”
“I’m never here in the morning. I only come when I’ve done everything else that might possibly need done, by which point my duties fall back to hearing Josephine tell me about the latest marriage proposals sent my way.”
Well. He couldn’t pretend he wasn’t glad she sought to avoid that.
Since then, although he never let on to the woman who eventually became his wife, he’d had it in the back of his mind that if they were ever as lucky to have what they did now, he would make sure it housed a nook of the kind that she deserved. And when she left to visit family not long after they were finally done building their home, it allowed him to turn it into a surprise.
When he insisted on adding more space onto their would-be study than was strictly necessary, Evelyn hadn’t questioned it much – but now that she was gone, he could see about the things that she definitely would have questioned. Such as his designs for the large, ornate circular window that would act as one “wall” of the nook. For while he was fairly good with his own two hands, glass-work was beyond his realm of experience, as were the wrought-iron designs that would line it. He wanted this to be fantastic – he needed this to be fantastic. For her.
Even if that meant driving the local craftsmen towards murderous urges with his stubbornness. But those coincidentally faded the moment they realised what they put together would be going to the Inquisitor. Cullen had long since concluded that they’d faced enough, done enough, and sacrificed enough, that they were entitled to the perks that did come along. Which was why he finagled the best, plushest cushions for the nook – with covers made from the finest, softest forest green fabric available – for half the price. They even threw in a matching set of drapes to cover the nook and conceal it from view once it was done. Josephine would have been very proud. It was so spatious and comfortable that, given her small stature, Evelyn could sleep there, if she liked – although he hoped she would not – and wake up without so much as a stiff neck.
The cushion would rest atop the shelf he’d built, nestled between two curved bookshelves (also built by him) that provided ample room to house every book she owned…and hopefully at least some of the many she would no doubt acquire going forth. There was always room to store more – in a drawer, beneath the seat. He could build that-
No. He was getting too carried away with himself. She hadn’t even seen it yet. Cullen did, however, allow himself to add in an extra little ledge to allow room for a lantern, along with snacks or a tankard. Open candleflames by books seemed like a bad idea. As did wine, for that matter.
By the time the day of her return came one glorious golden morning, Cullen’s arms and shoulders were sorer than they’d been since he was regularly running drills with the Inquisition soldiers, and he found himself eagerly awaiting the sound of her horse on the road. Almost as much as he had when she used to be gone from Skyhold for sometimes months at a time, seeing through gruelling Inquisition business.
When her Amaranthine Charger came bounding up the road towards their home, Evelyn grinning atop it, Cullen was powerless but to return the smile – catching her when she all but launched herself off of the horse at him before the stallion even came to a proper stop. She kissed him, grinning through it all the while, and he cared not about the dust from the road that caked her – not only because he never cared about such things, but because this sort of greeting was something they’d been denied so many times in the past, having to prioritise professionalism.
“Come – I’ve something to show you,” he set her down and took her hand, self-control the only thing that stopped him from dragging her to the house.
He also chose to ignore her mutter behind him of I’ve heard worse lines, I suppose.
The curtains to the nook were drawn as they walked into the study, and her ride in would not have afforded her even a glimpse of what lay on the other side – so she had no reason to think there was anything but the window that had previously been there. But even that gave her pause, and she paused, one dark eyebrow raising in bemusement.
“You bought curtains, Cullen?”
The confusion was fair – Josephine would have had to draw blood if she wanted to get him discussing the décor of his tower, back in the day. She often threatened to do just that. A day where he begged Sera for a lunch date would come sooner than one where he took it upon himself to spontaneously pick up a pair of floor length velvet curtains for their study.
“I think you’ll find what lies beyond the curtains to be of greater interest.”
“Did you clean the window?” she teased.
“See for yourself,” he nodded in the direction of the curtains.
A perplexed furrow in her brow, her hand slid from his as she moved forth. Cullen watched with bated breath as she dipped one hand between the curtains and parted them – and then her jaw slackened and she went very still, staring ahead in disbelief. After a moment, the hand raised again, pushing the right side of the curtain fully aside, and then it moved to cover her mouth, trembling as it did so.
When she turned her head to look at him, her eyes were filled with tears.
“Oh, Cullen,” she breathed in disbelief.
“That was not what I intended,” he said softly, moving to stand behind her, wrapping his arms about her middle and taking in his handiwork once again.
With no small amount of satisfaction. He was worried that, once she’d seen it, he would belatedly notice streams of deficiencies in the finished product. But there were none.
“I thought about waiting until you returned and putting it together with you – with your input…but I couldn’t help but risk it. I thought it might be a nice surprise.”
“It is,” she replied quickly. “The nicest surprise. It’s perfect – it’s…I could never even imagine such a thing, much less piece it all together. I can’t believe…you did this for me?!”
“Who else?” he chuckled, squeezing her. “I’ve wanted to for years. I almost did in Skyhold, but we were looking to the future…I didn’t want to make something like this for you and then have to leave it behind. But here…”
“For years? Why for years? I don’t…”
“Since you showed me your perch in that tower.”
Afterwards, at the time, he’d offered to let her make use of his bedroom – and then quickly flushed and clarified that up in his loft, she might be more comfortable, and none would go seeking her there, for he could run interference. But she’d refused, admitting that if she heard him having to run such interference – while working, no less – she’d only feel guilty and give herself up swiftly thereafter. Still, the mental image of her huddled up on some miserable little slab of rotting wood in a threadbare blanket and calling it an escape always bothered him.
“You…Andraste, Cullen, since then? Because of that?” it sounded like she wasn’t sure whether to laugh or sob, lifting one of the hands that were wrapped around her to her lips, and keeping it there.
Cullen smiled softly behind her. Even after all this time, she still had no idea the things he’d do just to make her happy. It wasn’t personal – that much he knew. When they first met, she loathed the idea of one so much as helping her carry something. If anything, he blamed the Circle. It only meant that he’d have to continue driving the message home.
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In the Shattering of Things, Ch. 59: Tangled**
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Chapter Summary: Rose contends with the aftermath and consequences of her night with Hawke while forging ahead trying to access the rift underneath the lake.
Fic Summary: Lady Rose Trevelyan's idle, aristocratic life blinks out in a haze of irrelevance when the breach destroys the Conclave. She may be soft and coddled when she joins the Inquisition, but there's a fierceness inside her she's yet to fully recognize. Armed with only a few relevant skills and the mark that makes her a legend, she is thrust onto a path delivering hope where it’s long been scorched away and finds comfort in the grumpy, handsome stick in the mud charged with her protection and training. As she stumbles her way across southern Thedas, she begins to realize she's tangled at the center of machinations she barely understands, and she's not alone in that. Enter Hawke. Excerpt below cut ⏬
I distract myself momentarily, flipping open the lid of my pen box and retrieve my locket. I pop it open and pinch the little coin between my thumb and forefinger. It feels like it’s been an age since I first held it in my hand. And it feels nearly as long since the meaning it once held was tarnished.
I gather up the pieces of all my ridiculous hopes. The ones I never let go of, the ones Hawke of all people had offered this morning, wishes patched up with his confident, clumsy assurances. Maybe it just wasn’t the right moment for Cullen and I. Maybe I’ll return to Skyhold and get another chance.
“I thought you would be in the tower,” says Cassandra. I nearly spit out my mouthful of tea then slowly turn to look at her. She doesn’t look up, seemingly absorbed in her reading. I put the locket away again.
“I— will be staying in our usual tent,” I tell her.
“Oh, I heard that you stayed there last night,” she remarked, her expression mildly entertained try as she might to hide it.
Maker, does she know? Varric seemed keenly aware.
“I— yes.” 
“When you did not come to turn in, I thought I would check with the scouts about your whereabouts. I was told you had gone to the keep tower with the Champion,” she says in her usual flat tone. “I did not mean to pry.”
I feel the heat of a murderous blush race across my cheeks. Somehow I doubt her lack of interest.
“Didn’t mean to pry?” I ask her, forcing a skeptical smile through my mortification. “You could just ask, Cassandra.”
“I— am sure you had work to discuss,” she says, nodding with a perfectly straight face that moments later dissolves into a ridiculous pink-cheeked smirk. I bury my smile in my hands and then lose myself in a peal of tenacious laughter. The absurdity of it surges forth again.
“Yes. Work,” I laugh. “We were— planning.”
After a prolonged pause she continues. “I— hope it was a good planning session.” She peers up at me from her sixth reread of the last issue of Swords and Shields with a raised brow and then hides her amusement behind the well worn volume. 
Well, I can’t leave her entirely in the dark. 
“It was an exceptional planning session.”
“But you do not need to plan again tonight,” she confirms. 
“I— think just the one night of planning should suffice.”
Cassandra eyes me doubtfully while I sip my tea.
“But you said it was exceptional,” she protests. 
It was . I don’t have an answer for her. Even now I catch myself gazing across the upper bailey from inside our tent, searching for him, his whereabouts interesting me more than I care to admit.
If everyone knows, they certainly aren’t teasing me about it, which leads me to doubt the gossip had spread thoroughly through the ranks. Maker knows that Bull and Sera would have had a smart remark. And Dorian would have cornered me on the matter first thing.
I stand to stretch my back and walk to the tent entrance, gazing across the keep through the drizzle. An orange glow flickers in the tower windows. I squint like it’s a mirage, and then laugh because it’s real.
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if you folks dont mind, could one of you write for an inquisitor that maybe romanced krem? i know hes not romanceable in game but man. i need more content for this ship, if possible. no pressure of course! have a wonderful day you two!
“Krem Romance Headcanons”
You got it, dude! From talking with others, I think a lot of people fell for Krem the first time he was properly introduced. Can’t blame them. This got long way too fast, oops.
-Lord Lex
-Absolutely fell hard when he first met you. He kept his cool though, only a flush on his face giving him away
-When you came to fight with them, he tried to show off a bit. Iron Bull was wondering why he kept getting hurt much more than usual
-Oh god, Bull. Chief tries to give him advice and tips on how to whoo a woman when Krem tells him about his crush. He regrets it.
-At Haven, he’ll try to strike up conversations with you more, coincidentally giving you a flower that he picked while gathering herbs
-At Skyhold, you caught him standing up on his chair looking around and, when spotting you, dropped to sit on the head of the chair. Told you it was just to keep an eye on things. 
-He really wanted to ask you to dinner or to drinks, but was a little afraid of what you might say when he told you he was trans. Of course, he eventually did tell you and was so relieved to see you had no problems with it. 
-It was actually when you got back from a mission that he asked, quite smoothly, if you’d like to get drinks with him. By smoothly I mean his hand missed the counter and he fell down to the ground.
-But you said yes. Holy shit, he’s way too excited and forgot he was on the ground. When you met back up with him at the front of the bar, he didn’t lead you inside but instead up the stairs next to it.
-On the roof of one of the towers, Krem had set up a blanket, some food, and drinks for you two. Tried to make it romantic and kept asking if this was alright. 
-He never really leaves your side unless both of you have seperate things that need to get done. Will always offer you his hand and act like such a gentleman to you
-Dating Krem also means being around the Chargers more often and learning that all of them had been giving him advice. Yes, including Grim. 
-You also learn that there are a lot more puns for Krem’s name thanks to Bull. If you use any of them when talking to Krem, you’ll see him flush before he tells you to hush.
-Whenever you're free or need to de-stress, he’ll take you up to the tower. Get you away from the hustle-bustle from down below and star gaze. Knows a lot of constellations, surprisingly.
-Great with cuddling. Finds all the pillows and blankets and makes a nest on your bed for you two to hide in. Holds you close in his lap while you two just talk or joke.
-Krem can cook and it’s pretty good. Whenever he makes something new, he tries to have you be the first to taste test it. Has also shown you his favorite recipes and how to make them.
-Every time you go on one of the major missions, Krem always gets worried for your safety but he knows you’re strong and capable. Plus, you got the Chief with you. Not sure if that makes it better or worse.
-Always finds you little trinkets when he travels so that he can give you a present when he gets back. 
-When he leaves, he always takes your hand and places a gentle kiss to your knuckles, promising to come back safe for you. When he does come back, he picks you up in a hug.
-Boy will pick a fight with any noble that looks at you wrong. Imagine the mixed reactions with Krem Aclassi as the Inquisitor’s date to the Winter Palace.
-After the battle with Coreypheus, highly debates whether to sticking with the Chargers or by your side. Eventually decides on traveling, but knows that he'll always come back to you
-When you do lose your hand, he’s by your side offering his own to help you with anything. Even suggests getting an arm made by Dagna. He trusts her…Definitely.
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203 Dragon Age: Inquisition Quests
A prompt list of selected quests, for randomized writing prompts. Please send the number AND say that this is a DAI Quest Prompt when you prompt someone.
The Wrath of Heaven
The Threat Remains
In Hushed Whispers
Champions of the Just
In Your Heart Shall Burn
From the Ashes
Here Lies the Abyss
Wicked Eyes and Wicked Hearts
What Pride Had Wrought
The Final Piece
Doom Upon All the World
Haven's Best and Brightest
Know Thy Enemy
Mixing Potions
Passing Notes
Piece by Piece
The Right Armor
A Common Treatment
A Healing Hand
A Rare Treatment
A Spirit in the Lake
Agrarian Apostate
An Advanced Treatment
Apostates in Witchwood
The Ballad of Lord Woolsley
Bergrit's Claws
Blood Brothers
Business Arrangements
Conscientious Objector
Deep Trouble
East Road Bandits
Failure to Deliver
Farmland Security
Flowers for Senna
Hinterland Who's Who
Holding the Hinterlands
Horses for the Inquisition
Hunger Pangs
In the Elements
In the Saddle
Letter from a Lover
Love Waits
Master of Horses
My Lover's Phylactery
Open a Vein
Playing with Fire
Praise the Herald of Andraste
Return Policy
Safeguards Against Looters
Shallow Breaths
Stone Dreams
Strange Bedfellows
Templars to the West
The Mercenary Fortress
The Vault of Valammar
Trouble with Wolves
Where the Druffalo Roam
Lost Souls
Beacons in the Dark
Beneath the Mire
Cabin Fever
Holding the Mire
These Demons Are Clever
After Skyhold
Cleaning House
A Glowing Key
Holding the Storm Coast
Keeping the Darkspawn Down
Red Water
Sutherland and Company Missing
Vigilance on the Coast
Wardens of the Coast
Still Waters
Capturing Caer Bronach
Burdens of Command
High Stakes
Holding Crestwood
Homecoming
The Naturalist
Weeding Out Bandits
Wyrm Hole
A Bear to Cross
A Corrupt General
A Deluded Chevalier
A Fallen Sister
A Lover's Promise
A Puppet Master
A Vicious Thug
Chateau d'Onterre
Devotion
Fairbanks' Trust
Fairbanks Patrol Under Attack
Holding the Emerald Graves
Last Wishes
Motherly Encouragement
Noble Deeds, Noble Heart
Not Everyone's Free
Observing the Menace
Safe Keeping
The Freemen of the Dales
The Knights' Tomb
The Tiniest Cave
Victims of War
Watcher's Reach Refugees
Capturing Suledin Keep
A Timely Intervention
Breeding Grounds
Caged Confession
Call Me Imshael
Mama's Ring
Quarry Quandary
Red Captors
Rocky Rescue
Securing Safe Passage
Sifting Through Rubble
Stalker Stalker
Take Back the Lion
The Corruption of Sahrnia
They Shall Not Pass
Turning the Tables
Valeska's Watch
Words not Hollow
A Dalish Perspective
A Familiar Ring
A Father's Guidance
A Well-Stocked Camp
Another Side, Another Story
By the Grace of the Dalish
Calming Victory Rise
For the Empire
From the Beyond
Ghilan'nain's Grove
Holding the Exalted Plains
Lay Rest the Ramparts
Left to Grieve
No Word Back
Pressed for Cache
Scattered Glyphs
Silence on the Plains
Someone to Lose
Something to Prove
The Golden Halla
The Spoils of Desecration
Undead Ramparts to the West
God of Secrets
Runes in the Lost Temple
Ruined Blade
Assault on Griffon Wing
A Manuscript of Some Authority
A Stranger Rift in the Ruins
A Tevinter Relic Hunt
Fortress Squatters
Frederic's Livelihood
Holding the Western Approach
Hunting Patterns
Into the Approach
On the Chantry Trail
Sharper White Claws
The Heart of the Still Ruins
The Trouble with Darkspawn
The Venatori
This Water Tastes Funny
A Prideful Place
The Door in Par'as Cavern
The Temple of Pride
What It's Worth
Shard Collector
Sand and Ruin
The Tomb of Fairel
Field of Bones
Let's Slay the Beast
Ameridan's End
Avvar Allies
The Basin Beckons
Beasts at Bay
A Father's Name
Guests of the Hold
Hakkon Wintersbreath
Hakkon's Trials
In Exile
It Remains to be Seen
Jawbreaker
Lead the Charge
The Loss of a Friend
The Mystery of Winter
The Nox Morta
On Ameridan's Trail
Storvacker Caged
They Came From Somewhere Else
Up and Away
What Yet Lingers
Where Once We Walked
Builder's Towers
Chronicles of Forgotten Wars
The Descent
Exploring the Deep Roads
Holding the Deep Roads
Killing Me Softly
On Broken Knees
Rune-Warded Gate of Segrummar
Sacrificial Gates of Segrummar
A Second Rune-Warded Gate
A Warm Welcome
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