What places in Thedas do you find interesting?

Same. Tevinter and Anderfels. Oh, almost forgot: Par Vollen. Qun is a bullshit, but I'm curious, how the writers can imagine the society that based on it.

Nevarra for me. Mortilatasi, mixed Orlais/Tevinter culture. More Cass accents! What's not to love?

I also think the Free Marches hold possibilities not touched in DA2.

I don't care to see Antiva which is a place based on Italy,I already know Italy i don't need to see it's caricature in a videogame.


Tevinter and the Anderfels are place full of deserts and i don't like deserts.

Ferelden please not again....

My choice is Par vollen.

We're not going on vacation, and not even looking for a safe family home in a friendly neighborhood. Tevinter is interesting place.
The question was: what place are most interesting, not what place are the most peaceful, most beautiful or have the most pleasant climate, the kindest citizens, and where the lowest crime rate...

And what about Par Vollen? The qun based society may better?

(What's problem with blood magic? I hope we will get back in the DA4. The human sacrifice is problem, but magic is magic, not inherently good or bad.)

Fereldan - Redcliffe, Lake Calenhad and the Frostback Basin are all awesome.

Par Vollen - Assuming they accept tourists, sounds like Cancun, Barbados and Madagascar all rolled into one. What's not to like?

Rivain - Who doesn't like pirates. Pick a fight with the Antivan Crows and we'd have pirates vs. ninjas!

Hahahaha! Cheese wheels! Ok...now I'm even more intrigued!  

They're basically the Ralph of the Free Marches!

Rivain - Pirates and a new turn on magic (the rivain seer).

Antiva: it sounds simply interesting. I see in my mind something like Florence in Renaissance times, when Antiva is mentioned (I know, it's more based on spanish culture, if I remember correctly, still, the political schemes sound more like italian renaissance, same as Orlais is France during the absolutism)

Seheron: basically clash of cultures with Qunari, Tevinter and teh Fog warriors in the middle.

I don't care much for Tevinter and also I would like to learn more about the Qunari/Tevinter conflict, I would rather like a place like Seheron as the main place in the next game.

I'd like to see more of the Freemarches because we've only really seen Kirkwall and its immediate area, probably the worst place for atmosphere, even if it does now have a cool Viscount. I want to visit Wycome because it sounds a fun place and I could meet Lavellan's clan, who also seem to have a really forward thinking Keeper. I'd also like to experience a Grand Tourney.

Tevinter would be interesting. I'd hate having to see the slavery but aside from that I'd like to see this ancient civilisation and their buildings. Hopefully get to explore the archives as well and see inside the Circle of Minrathous, the second oldest building in the Imperium, plus get to view the architectural marvel that is the Proving Grounds. Then pop over to Qarinus, see Dorian's family seat and then explore the Forest of Arlathan.

I've also voted for Seheron, not for the coastal bits where you find the Qun or Tevinter, but the interior with the Fog Warriors, the native Seherons who have never stopped fighting for their homeland, and likely ancient untouched ruins as well. I'd like to learn more about their folklore: the Curse of Nahar and the March of the Four Winds, the lost people who fled to the northern islands and the great heroes who learned at the feet of the elves. The old culture of the natives has been nearly wiped out but not quite altogether, so I'd like to experience it before it is and possibly even help save it.

Anderfels - after reading the Last flight i`m curious to know what it`s happening with the wardens and Tevinter - to see a different culture that has such a different take on magic,
Seheron - because it has a mixture of cultures: Qunari, Fog Warriors and Tevinter.

And i know it`s not in the poll but i would also like to know more about Kal-Sharok and the dwarfs that live there.

(The Blood Magic's origin is uncertain, and the use depends on the user.)