The Blanketfort (crying and throwing up) - The Official Solas Thread [Spoilers]

Harking back to the posts on Andruil, I wonder if it did mean humans that she hunted because in the history of Arlathan as told by Gisharel, he mentions how their ancestors thought of humans as little more than vermin (or something similar) and that they had as little respect for them as the humans do for alienage elves. We know that Chevaliers use city elves for training their recruits in killing, so may be Andruil and her followers did the same with early humans. If you go by the timeline, particularly the one in the Keep, humans were meant to have arrived before the elves started to feel the quickening, which would mean they did arrive before the Veil, although the humans out in the material world wouldn't have been aware of it. This would also tie in with the fact that towards the end the Evanuris were steadily getting more out of control, which is why they ended up killing Mythal, who was the only one who seemed bothered about or able to keep them in order.

I wonder if Mythal objected to Andruil hunting humans and she got Fen'Harel to help them.   I seem to recall that the old Alamarri tribes revered the wolf but I can't recall where I saw that.   Still it could be that it was down to some racial memory of the Dread Wolf or his followers saving them from Andruil's  hunters.   There were definitely ruins in the Brecillian Forest where it appeared both humans and elves lived together.    May be they were both sheltering from the same enemy.

As for the Void, I know the Chant seems to imply it is simply an absence of the Maker and possibly more a spiritual thing, but the codex on Andruil definitely suggests that she went there physically. Also the Dalish have a word banalhan, which means "the place of nothing" and the use it to refer both to the Blight and the place where it comes from. To my mind "the place of nothing" is another way of saying "the Void". I find it quite interesting that the Dalish definitely believe that the origin of the Blight is in the Void considering that they believe at least one of the Forgotten Ones is responsible for pestilence and the ancient elves believe they lived in the Void.