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Post by Sifr on Nov 9, 2016 15:53:16 GMT
New question relating to Orzammar's future;
Since he exists in all worldstates, regardless of Warden and potential outcomes, do you think Endrin Aeducan (son of Rica and Bhelen) should appear in future installments of the Dragon Age series?
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Post by puckishrogue94 on Nov 11, 2016 6:17:24 GMT
New question relating to Orzammar's future; Since he exists in all worldstates, regardless of Warden and potential outcomes, do you think Endrin Aeducan (son of Rica and Bhelen) should appear in future installments of the Dragon Age series? Does he still exist if Harrowmont is crowned and Bhelen dies though? I can't remember. Either way; hell yes to little Endrin showing up as a badass warrior! Make aunty/uncle warden proud!
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Post by Sifr on Nov 11, 2016 22:32:16 GMT
During the epilogue for the Dwarf Commoner, Rica appears at the celebration and mentions that Endrin is still heir to House Aeducan, even if Harrowmont was made King and Bhelen died.
Wonder whether his character would be more like Bhelen or Rica? I'd like to see Endrin as somewhere in the middle... either a jerk with a heart of gold, shrewd and calculating, but not without empathy or mercy.
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Post by NeverlandHunter on Nov 12, 2016 1:06:56 GMT
During the epilogue for the Dwarf Commoner, Rica appears at the celebration and mentions that Endrin is still heir to House Aeducan, even if Harrowmont was made King and Bhelen died. Wonder whether his character would be more like Bhelen or Rica? I'd like to see Endrin as somewhere in the middle... either a jerk with a heart of gold, shrewd and calculating, but not without empathy or mercy. What if your male Aeducan had a child? Does that effect who the heir is? As someone who has never played and made a baby dwarf, I'd be really interested in seeing him implemented, even if it has to be a minor mention. The fact that it's on the Keep lends to the possibility of some type of mini-Aeducan (more mini anyway) mention.
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Post by tishina on Nov 12, 2016 18:13:03 GMT
During the epilogue for the Dwarf Commoner, Rica appears at the celebration and mentions that Endrin is still heir to House Aeducan, even if Harrowmont was made King and Bhelen died. Wonder whether his character would be more like Bhelen or Rica? I'd like to see Endrin as somewhere in the middle... either a jerk with a heart of gold, shrewd and calculating, but not without empathy or mercy. What if your male Aeducan had a child? Does that effect who the heir is? As someone who has never played and made a baby dwarf, I'd be really interested in seeing him implemented, even if it has to be a minor mention. The fact that it's on the Keep lends to the possibility of some type of mini-Aeducan (more mini anyway) mention. I'm not sure how they're handling that, honestly. Bhelen and Rica have a child no matter which race you play, apparently, but obviously the male Aeducan's child can only exist as an Aeducan when the Warden was a male Aeducan AND fathered the child AND went to the trouble of getting him recognized as an Aeducan. He may exist as a default in non-noble stories, but he'd be casteless if his father died in the deep roads. I suspect they're planning to let that one vanish from the story, sadly, because it would be a lot of work to turn him into an NPC who could only appear in a few games. Morrigan's son was an exception because he could exist in any storyline where the dark ritual was accepted, which meant any race/gender storyline.
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Post by Sifr on Nov 12, 2016 23:09:30 GMT
What if your male Aeducan had a child? Does that effect who the heir is? As someone who has never played and made a baby dwarf, I'd be really interested in seeing him implemented, even if it has to be a minor mention. The fact that it's on the Keep lends to the possibility of some type of mini-Aeducan (more mini anyway) mention. Bhelen's kid would probably still be the heir to the throne. Siding with Bhelen lets Aeducan get their exile overturned and caste restored to them, as well as have their child become part of House Aeducan. I'd imagine the unstated condition of the agreement is that Mardy and Aeducan's son has to renounce any claim to the throne in favour of Bhelen's child. Having first hand knowledge of what Bhelen does to his political rivals, it would be suicidal for them to refuse. I agree it would be nice to see what becomes of Aeducan and Mardy's kid, even if only as a brief cameo. Perhaps they followed in their father's footsteps and went on to serve in the Dwarven army or joined the Wardens? What if they left for the Surface? Or became part of the Ambassadoria in Tevinter, having transferred (willingly or not) so they'd not be a political threat to either Bhelen or Harrowmont? The default Aeducan was male, so I suppose depending on whether they canonically slept with Mardy, that could mean their child still exists in non-Aeducan playthroughs. Maybe we could meet Mardy on the Surface, lamenting that her son could have been the King of Orzammar if his father hadn't been exiled? I would prefer seeing Kid!Aeducan working for the Ambassadoria in Tevinter, myself.
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Post by NeverlandHunter on Nov 13, 2016 0:26:15 GMT
What if your male Aeducan had a child? Does that effect who the heir is? As someone who has never played and made a baby dwarf, I'd be really interested in seeing him implemented, even if it has to be a minor mention. The fact that it's on the Keep lends to the possibility of some type of mini-Aeducan (more mini anyway) mention. Bhelen's kid would probably still be the heir to the throne. Siding with Bhelen lets Aeducan get their exile overturned and caste restored to them, as well as have their child become part of House Aeducan. I'd imagine the unstated condition of the agreement is that Mardy and Aeducan's son has to renounce any claim to the throne in favour of Bhelen's child. Having first hand knowledge of what Bhelen does to his political rivals, it would be suicidal for them to refuse. I agree it would be nice to see what becomes of Aeducan and Mardy's kid, even if only as a brief cameo. Perhaps they followed in their father's footsteps and went on to serve in the Dwarven army or joined the Wardens? What if they left for the Surface? Or became part of the Ambassadoria in Tevinter, having transferred (willingly or not) so they'd not be a political threat to either Bhelen or Harrowmont? The default Aeducan was male, so I suppose depending on whether they canonically slept with Mardy, that could mean their child still exists in non-Aeducan playthroughs. Maybe we could meet Mardy on the Surface, lamenting that her son could have been the King of Orzammar if his father hadn't been exiled? I would prefer seeing Kid!Aeducan working for the Ambassadoria in Tevinter, myself. Having the kid join the Wardens or go to the surface would be a good way to tie up plot threads with the inheritance of Orzammer very neatly, but if DA4 doesn't time skip significantly we're looking at a little 'Ducan that's still in his early adolescence ^-^ If we do get some type of mention I think it'd probably just be some codex information, but seeing someone from Orzammer and Origins again would be cool!
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Post by gervaise21 on Nov 13, 2016 14:40:23 GMT
A couple more pieces of dwarf trivia that I would appreciate input on. Dwarves are considered castless once they leave Orzammar. Surely this would not have applied to those dwarves who served in the king's army in the 5th Blight? So presumably exceptions can be made in specific circumstances. So how exactly does the Ambassadoria work? We know that there is a whole underground complex in Minrathous (and in other major cities) that was created specifically so the dwarves would not lose their caste even though they live outside of actual dwarven thaigs. However, the Deep Roads have been sealed off for centuries, so they can only keep contact with Orzammmar (and possibly Kal Sharok too)through the surface dwarf community. This makes me wonder why they have such influence any more because trade could carry on quite effectively without them. Unlike the dwarves elsewhere, they are not actively producing anything, much less mining lyrium. Am I missing something?
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The Dwarves has been released!
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Post by DalishRanger on Dec 4, 2016 16:54:06 GMT
Hey guys, finally found my way onto here! Thanks for the link, Merela. A couple more pieces of dwarf trivia that I would appreciate input on. Dwarves are considered castless once they leave Orzammar. Surely this would not have applied to those dwarves who served in the king's army in the 5th Blight? So presumably exceptions can be made in specific circumstances. So how exactly does the Ambassadoria work? We know that there is a whole underground complex in Minrathous (and in other major cities) that was created specifically so the dwarves would not lose their caste even though they live outside of actual dwarven thaigs. However, the Deep Roads have been sealed off for centuries, so they can only keep contact with Orzammmar (and possibly Kal Sharok too)through the surface dwarf community. This makes me wonder why they have such influence any more because trade could carry on quite effectively without them. Unlike the dwarves elsewhere, they are not actively producing anything, much less mining lyrium. Am I missing something? Pretty sure in Origins if you talk to a few of the surface merchants in and around Orzammar that they can mention how dependent Orzammar is on surface traders for news and income from trade. If you dig a bit into it, it becomes pretty apparent the whole "casteless if you're a surfacer" is part of the whole dwarven appearances schtick. It's in some capacity officially recognized, but behind the scenes the nobles know they're screwed without it, so it's not uncommon for underground dealings ala the Carta and smuggling, or at least not recognizing the importance of casteless dwarves on the surface in any official capacity, but perhaps through monetary means. Someone correct me if I'm way off here.
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Post by Merela on Dec 4, 2016 18:20:36 GMT
Hey guys, finally found my way onto here! Thanks for the link, Merela. A couple more pieces of dwarf trivia that I would appreciate input on. Dwarves are considered castless once they leave Orzammar. Surely this would not have applied to those dwarves who served in the king's army in the 5th Blight? So presumably exceptions can be made in specific circumstances. So how exactly does the Ambassadoria work? We know that there is a whole underground complex in Minrathous (and in other major cities) that was created specifically so the dwarves would not lose their caste even though they live outside of actual dwarven thaigs. However, the Deep Roads have been sealed off for centuries, so they can only keep contact with Orzammmar (and possibly Kal Sharok too)through the surface dwarf community. This makes me wonder why they have such influence any more because trade could carry on quite effectively without them. Unlike the dwarves elsewhere, they are not actively producing anything, much less mining lyrium. Am I missing something? Pretty sure in Origins if you talk to a few of the surface merchants in and around Orzammar that they can mention how dependent Orzammar is on surface traders for news and income from trade. If you dig a bit into it, it becomes pretty apparent the whole "casteless if you're a surfacer" is part of the whole dwarven appearances schtick. It's in some capacity officially recognized, but behind the scenes the nobles know they're screwed without it, so it's not uncommon for underground dealings ala the Carta and smuggling, or at least not recognizing the importance of casteless dwarves on the surface in any official capacity, but perhaps through monetary means. Someone correct me if I'm way off here. No, you're right. Varric even wrote a book in-game poiting out the hypocrisis of the whole situation - I think it's an excerpt of Darktown's Deal, I think you can find it in Inquisition.
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Post by PCthug on Dec 12, 2016 4:37:44 GMT
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Post by Gilsa on Dec 13, 2016 1:32:59 GMT
Man, I've been gone longer than I realized. Missed the whole BSN shutting down. I'm glad to see the community still thrives so time for me to do major catching up. First off, GREAT title for the dwarf thread. Well done, Merela! Hello new dwarf thread! To distract everyone from fighting vertigogomez hopefully start some discussion: what are your favourite romances for each dwarf origin? Was fun to read through all the responses. Personally I favor romances that acknowledge racial differences. It's a nice form of validation when we are playing within a human-dominated story. I often see people asking if different LIs mention anything about race or class choices so it's obviously important to a lot of people. I was leery of romancing Alistair as a dwarf only because I couldn't see why a dwarf would go for a non-dwarf, but it got addressed and made me really appreciate that. So based on that criteria, Alistair and Blackwall are obvious favorites. Iron Bull is good in the sense that everyone's short to him and it is honestly not an issue with him. I know there are a few more, but I have not had time to experience it for myself and others have done a good job talking about them. Does she make big mistakes? Yes, but so have a lot of favorite characters. And at least she does try to repair them, even if it's a lot of closing the barn door after the horse is gone. Blaming her because the writers chose to use her to make sure Varric wasn't romanceable makes no sense... I really do hear ya. I remember Leliana getting some hate because she and Alistair hooked up in the darkspawn DLC, which was an alternate reality and had nothing to do with the main game. I have wondered two things about Dwarves today. 1. Do you always lose your stone sense if you go top side? Because apparently, a DAI Carta dwarf can claim they feel the Stone. 2. Do the Surface dwarves still abide by the Matriarchal blood line thing? 1. I feel that as long as carta dwarves stay near Lyrium, they would never lose their claim to the Stone. Even Cadash can feel the connection to the stone in Descent, I believe. It's been a while since I played Descent, so I could be wrong on Cadash feeling the stone in Descent. In the old forum, I wrote up why I believe surface dwarves never lose their connection to the stone. Maybe dwarves that doesn't have anything to do with Lyrium, will eventually lose their connection. 2. I think it depends on the family. Father dwarves may want their daughter to do something different than their son. I wish I organized my notes better. I love nerding out over small details like this. I think this is a "whatever the writer feels like at the time" thing because stuff kind of changes back and forth over time. There is no hard and fast answer. There are plenty of dwarves saying they DO lose their Stone sense and then there's Cadash in the Descent DLC relying on Valta to be the Stone interpreter and going along with it despite the ability to choose the option to say there's a connection. Converstation between dwarf and human spy in DAI tavern:
Dwarf spy: “I knew the surface dwarves had lost the Stone. Didn’t expect them to start following the Chant of Light, though.” Human spy: “You’re disappointed?” Dwarf spy: “No. Maybe I would’ve been, if I were still down in Orzammar, but now?” Dwarf spy: “It’s already harder for me to hear the Stone. Any dwarf born on the surface never has a chance.” Dwarf spy: “If they find some happiness with your Maker, where’s the harm? And if the Herald of Andraste is a dwarf, well, at least she’s reminding the lot of you that the rest of us exist.”
Conversation with Warden and surfacer merchant outside of Orzammar in DAO:
Warden: "How often do you restock in Orzammar?" Ahren: "Twice a year. I am confined to a trade stall in the commons, but I see enough. It is very ... closed in." Ahren: "My grandfather says I've lost my stone sense. I was born topside. I don't remember having it." And for #2, I don't remember seeing this specifically addressed in-game or by a dev. Hard to say beyond offering theories. That is adorable! I have to ask you all something. I have a problem doing romances with my dwarf because of the height thing. My Dwarven ladies in DAI never romance anybody because of that. I mean, I have quite the fleshed out head canon romance going on with Varric, but you know what I mean. How do you deal with that? Or do you just Deal With It. *cries* Deal With It. =/ I cringed throughout sexytimes in DAO because that was just awful to watch, but the storyline was very lovely otherwise. There were some terrific mods by people that were inclusive of dwarves (which is why we must always be nice to non-dwarves because they may have powers we don't -- quite a few modders don't play dwarves so making a hairstyle or outfit or a cutscene is a genuine timesink and can be a thankless task for them). It's because of tmp's wonderful changes to the dwarf romance in DAO that I judge the actual animators for their lack of effort in subsequent games. Here's the modded romance scene. It starts at 1:42. I cannot find the vanilla scene for comparison, but basically during kisses, the dwarf magically gets taller and it's ALL EXTREME CLOSEUPS WHILE THEY MAKE OUT. Here, Tmp had Alistair kneeling instead for a kiss and everything is done on the dwarf's level which makes it 10000% better.
SO. Pretty much, they make cutscenes for humans first, which is understandable because more people play as humans. And then all the other races follow that template. It's painful to watch the qunari shrink and the dwarf grow. I mean, when Blackwall shows up in the Inquisitor's room, he can easily just sit on the bench while professing his attraction to the dwarf and they'd be face to face believably. The floating stuff is terrible. And furthermore, they made the dwarf female even smaller in DAI. The dwarf female used to go up to the human male shoulders and be nearly as tall as the dwarf male. Also nearly as wide as the dwarf male. There's no change to the dwarf male model in DAI that I can see, but the dwarf female got shorter and she's half as wide, too. This makes her look like a child in the barn scene with Blackwall and I'm like god dammit, ALL YOU HAD TO DO WAS FIX THE APE ARMS. But you know what? I love playing the dwarves. This is not enough to deter me or make me play a different race. I am not going to avoid the romance story because of sloppy animations. I am a paying customer just like anyone else! I'm curious: does anyone else play not-very dwarfish dwarves? Moreso even than my humans, the Broscas and Cadashes tend to be devout Andrastians and hate the Stone b/c of their untouchable status. Aeducans much less so, but since I prefer playing women, they were glad to be somewhere where their primary duty wasn't birthing more sword arms. Personally I have a hard time getting into Cadash being a devout Andrastian because of the Chantry excluding them and looking down on them all along. My violent thug wasn't buying it. My rogue played into the act just to grease the wheels and facilitate deals without actually being into it. I do like that Varric is Andrastian because it makes for interesting conversations. Kinda like trying to decide whether to let Brother Burkel start a Chantry in Orzammar or not. So, I was talking about this with one of my gamer friends who primarily plays an elf in her RPGs, and I'm curious about the potential responses here. In RPGs that don't let you choose dwarf as a race option (like, say, the Elder Scrolls, Guild Wars or Kingdoms of Amalur) what race do you guys tend to play as instead? Do you pick a race that's closest to a dwarf, do you choose one based on their lore that you like the sound of, or do you take the opportunity to play something different, like an elf? Whatever is interesting and non-human if possible. Nothing wrong with humans at all, but I like different perspectives and playing outside of my bubble. I remember my first MMO ever. I was new to D&D really. I knew elves had pointy ears and that's it. I was intimidated by them. Forget about ogres and gnomes. I didn't know anything about their culture, much less how to play one. So I started off as human and it was just all right. Nothing exciting. Slowly I began to try out other races and the more I learned about them, the more I just loved their approach to life. I don't play elves because I don't vibe with their culture/approach that well, but there are people who LOVE playing elves and I adore their blogs/tumblrs or whatever because they share their passion and I live vicariously through through them. I know that when I share my joy of playing a dwarf, others really appreciate that even if they're not personally inclined to play one themselves. (But they may be more likely to include dwarves in mods!) Has anyone made a female dwarf with facial hair and kept it Every time i try it i feel bad Nope. I don't begrudge those who dig it, but nope. I remember one of the Hobbit movies being in production so it made sense why they added it in at the time as a Tolkien homage or something, I guess. But c'mon, if all the races are going to share the equally horrible hairstyles, then share that female facial hair mod with the rest just as well. I just felt it wasn't part of the lore before, wasn't available in DAO, and it just added to the stigma of a short, hairy race. When people do "EVIL PLAYTHROUGHS," they pick a race they don't normally play so they can make uncomfortable choices and not feel attached to their characters. It's usually a dwarf. It's easier to target the race when they have unattractive facial hair, too, IMO. That's why I felt the lady stubble should have been equal opportunity to all races. Well, except for the elves. They have lore reasons for no beards.
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All these dorf veterans finding their way home again!
i'm fine i'm fine i-it's just nug allergies :')
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Post by Merela on Dec 29, 2016 20:49:05 GMT
All these dorf veterans finding their way home again! i'm fine i'm fine i-it's just nug allergies :') Can someone actually be allergic to nugs? It's not like they have a lot of fur. But yeah! Let's celebraaaaaaaaate!
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Post by vertigomez on Dec 30, 2016 15:21:01 GMT
All these dorf veterans finding their way home again! i'm fine i'm fine i-it's just nug allergies :') Can someone actually be allergic to nugs? It's not like they have a lot of fur. But yeah! Let's celebraaaaaaaaate! If they can get booze out of moss, they can get allergies out of hairless bunny-pigs! Anywho, been daydreaming about DA4 lately. I hope race selection returns and we can explore Ambassadoria/the underground embassies as a dwarf. Hell, I hope our Arcanist gets to go to Tevinter at some point. Bet she'd have a blast delving into those archives, unravelling old theories and formulating new ones. And shocking the ruling class, ofc.
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SourceI've made my holy duty to fill the Cassandra tag on Tumblr with that cute half-dwarven baby. I shall prevail!
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Post by Gilsa on Jan 8, 2017 4:30:54 GMT
Oh, I LOOOOOOVE this.
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Post by vertigomez on Jan 8, 2017 23:09:26 GMT
SourceI've made my holy duty to fill the Cassandra tag on Tumblr with that cute half-dwarven baby. I shall prevail! LOVE. Completely unrelated, but: I think it's interesting but unsurprising that Bhelen supports Celene and Harrowmont supports Gaspard. I wonder how Rica's doing? And Endrin? And possibly... other Endrin? XD
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Post by vertigomez on Jan 24, 2017 1:37:58 GMT
hello kids yes i am still emotionally compromised by dwarves
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Post by Gilsa on Jan 24, 2017 3:39:46 GMT
Damn. Wonderful job with the emotions in the face.
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Post by vertigomez on Jan 26, 2017 21:47:33 GMT
From Mark Darrah's twitter post that's blowing up. IS THAT A FEMALE DWARF I SEE?! Could it be Harding? The player character? Some rando?source
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Post by Gilsa on Jan 27, 2017 0:14:52 GMT
Man, the only two guesses I have are Harding or Dagna, but I cannot recall a dwarf female that would wear full plate armor except for Shaper Valta from the DLC. Upon closer inspection, I can see a Cassandra (or a look-alike, at least) repeating in different outfits so maybe it's the same female dwarf in different armor. Maybe Harding theory is spot on.
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Post by vertigomez on Jan 27, 2017 0:29:46 GMT
If you mean the lady with the brown, sometimes braided hair - my first thought was also Cassandra but now I'm thinking she looks more like Tessa from the Magekiller comic. That dwarf lady is a real mystery, though! Her hair looks a little dark for Harding (though I have my fingers crossed), and she doesn't look as ghostly pale as Valta... she could be just a generic NPC. It'd be really cool if she was a Kal'Sharok dwarf.
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