Dragon Age Meta Nexus

Surely its been discussed, but I don't believe i've seen it ?(or perhaps if it is, not often enough) but.. I cant help but wonder just how powerful The inquisitor really is?

Went through a play-through where I drank from the Well, finally. Most of the translated elven writing made a lot of sense, but this one I got nothing: "She shook the radiance of the stars, divided them into grains of light, then stored them in a shaft of gold.

Visitors to Orzammar should keep in mind that the hierarchies of dwarven society are much more complex than our own. It is easy to gravely insult a man simply by mistaking his position. Since this can lead to unnecessary loss of life and limbs, I will attempt to mitigate the danger for my fellow travelers.

So I got deep into thinking about birthdays in Thedas, after a delightful little fluff headcanon jumped into my head and refused to let me pay attention to anything other than that. There are only TWO confirmed companion birth years.

More of these are solid since WoT2 came out, so I do still advise checking the wiki, but this is close enough to get a general idea of how old people are.

LOVES fighting dragons almost to the point of absurdityknows a fair amount about architecture"if i get possessed, feint on my blind side, then go low.

fun cassandra facts for you! sees the small fears in the fade as "maggots crawling in filth" has a memory of eating blueberry pastries with her brother as a child threw one of varric's books across the room when he killed her favorite character is not good at cards "i do not trust any event where hitting someone isn't an option" tells bull she wouldn't trade the chargers for any alliance spars with bull and blackwall "the truth is more important than my reputation.

That talk about Solas leaves me wondering the future of the franchise gameplay wise. As it's by now an classic for Dragon age games to play as mage, rogue or warrior. But if Solas succeeds no matter what, then it means most people from future generations will be born as mages due to the direct exposure to the fade.

Do you think there's anything else Anders could have done in Act 3? I always support him but I also find the other people killed in the explosion hard to stomach (and the "innocents always die in war" thing is too callous). Why not confront Elthina directly?

A very interesting conversation Lavellan has with that professor guy. They just found out the Avvar at one time in the distant past bound a dragon with the spirit of their god "Hakkon" making an enormously powerful dragon. Sometimes I wonder that too, game.So we get talk of god-dragons, which are great spirits possessing dragons.The Augur also spoke about how they mourn their gods (spirits) when they die, and the gods are reborn into a new form.

fanfoolishness: lingering-nomad: fanfoolishness: Fic idea for later when it's not bedtime and NaNoWriMo month: the real reason Hawke doesn't let Fenris come to Skyhold is that Varric wrote Hawke ahead of time. "We're dealing with some pretty weird shit here, Hawke. And the worst thing is the damned red lyrium.

Have you explored the Hissing Wastes with the Iron Bull? When I did for the first time, I was utterly charmed when he started geeking out over the architecture and the history of the dwarven ruins. It's seriously adorkable, with some bonus Bull/Dorian banter involved.

There's something suspicious about Solas being agnostic but also talking about "great (religious) rituals" and that you should "tread lightly, this is sacred ground" in a reverent voice - what is up with that? Why are rituals worthy of respect to him when he hates the evanuris and finds modern religious organizations to be bad, and he doesn't think gods are real?

kiwi-xeet: We know Tevinter Magisters were able to use it to physically cross the Veil into the Fade. But what could blood magic do if you preformed it physically in the Fade?I apologize if this is common knowledge or speculation that I have missed.Tagging people that I follow who may have insight or ideas @ourinquisitorialness @geeky-jez @emmadirthera @corseque @higheverrains @feynites OKAY TRYING AGAIN, lol.

I just wrote this up for someone in my inbox: it's the most thorough description of What We Know About The Blight that I've done in a while, so here are the important bits without any of the personal, private-reply stuff: 1. The Blight acts exactly like magic.

Let's start with what we know about each of them.The Forgotten Ones:A mysterious part of elven lore that has barely been touched upon.They were apparently the 'evil' counterpart to the ancient elven gods, their purpose being to bring harm to the elven people.They were locked away in the 'realm of the abyss' by Fen'Harel.

So, it's been brought to my attention that 'view all' on the tags list is a lie. Here's the ACTUAL full list of tags. *laughs* This should self-update, as it retrieves the list every time you load the page.

Unobstructed flat mural images for Trespasser.

How waking the Old Gods is akin to Curing Tranquility, and how that's really weird and also raises a lot of odd questions.

Seriously, though…why do all these prestigious Tevinter families consistently seem to have just a single blood heir? Both Felix and Dorian are only sons and heirs of their fathers, and other noble-blooded Tevinter characters such as Maevaris Tilani and Livius Erimond also appear to be only children from what little we know about them.

So I was having a vague remember and I asked @higheverrains, who knows everything, and she assured me that no I'm not crazy-Uldred and Loghain were working together. Uldred was Loghain's man in Kinloch Hold. I'm not sure many people know that, and it strikes me as an important detail.