Dorian Pavus Thread "He's More Handsome Than A Cockroach"

Him and Cass? Damn, my copy must have been bugged . Thanks for the video.

Nope. For whatever reasons, neither Dorian nor Cassandra made the WG game in any of my 6 Inquisitors, even the romanced ones . Maybe it was a glitch or two in my PS3 copy, I'll eventually try an Xbox One version so I can finally play the DLC.

He most certainly DOES appear at the card game. His not being there for you is down to 1/2 things: it's either a bug, or you still need to complete his personal quest (and have appropriate high approval). I'm pretty sure that completing each person's quest is the only way to get them to the card game.


[edit] I see that you were already answered. Sounds like a major bug, then.

Re-posting this in case it helps anyone.



While it doesn't work for my headcanon, as eriador117 says, it's nice to know that we can space out the romance and still get all of the scenes.

So did anyone else get the Dorian artbook? I know of other one other person here that did, and no one else has mentioned it.

Iddy Please images of pairings in case people don't want to see them, and images in general so pages load faster.

Nah he’s trying to trigger Simulacrum.

I'd love to see Tevinter society's reaction to Dorian dating an elven or non-mage Inquisitor.

Dwarves have a respected place in Tevinter society, while elves and Qunari do not.

A mage human would have the easiest time, of course, but would still face opposition simply for not being Tevinter at all. The altus are very insular. After that, I'm not sure how much race would supersede magic. Would a human non-mage be more accepted than a non-human mage?

I was thinking along these lines as well, but more to do with Mae being trans than Thorold being a dwarf. Let's say she was partnered with another altus mage (a man). According to Tevinter appearance standards, that would be an acceptable m/f pairing. But Mae is a trans woman, so she's not going to be producing heirs anyway if she's in a relationship with a man. So they might have been of the general mind that she was never going to produce heirs either way, so it doesn't really matter that she's with a dwarf. Actually, in that case, they might have been more pissed that she removed an altus man (her husband) from the gene pool who is now not going to produce heirs because he's partnered with Mae, so altus society might prefer that she is with a dwarf.

It would be interesting to know what the reaction would be if Mae were interested in women. You have the double whammy there of being in a same-gender relationship with the added expectation that she produce heirs. She presumably still has the parts, so "do your duty" applies.

It's even more of a mind bender if you think of her being paired with a trans man. Appearance standards are satisfied, and biological requirements are satisfied, so "do your duty" applies again, only the wrong gender would be pregnant.

Considering all the possible outcomes with Mae, I find it likely they were pleased with her choice of a dwarf.