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Post by duskwanderer on Dec 20, 2018 2:29:03 GMT
Hmmm...I don't see Zevran or Sera doing it given they aren't particularly keen on "elves!" Merrill I don't see as doing it because Fen'Harel is the great deceiver.
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Post by vertigomez on Dec 20, 2018 2:31:25 GMT
I feel like if we do get betrayed to Solas by an elf we know in DA4 it has to be a new character or Charter. Or Arianne, I guess, but that raises the question of what happened to Finn. There's a chance Sketch might be working for Solas already, but given what that letter in The World of Thedas also implies about Tug, I think he's more likely to be a spy for the Executors. Zevran, Velanna, Fenris and Merrill can all be dead. Tallis is a loyal Qunari. Sera would never. So that leaves Charter, or a new character. For myself, though, I think BioWare have mined that vein of ore a bit to much in recent games to go to it again. We're already had Anders and Solas, plus Blackwall and Isabela who lie to you, and Zevran and Iron Bull who can turn on you in certain circumstances. At this point if my mysterious apostate companion turns on me at the end of the game, all the sting will have gone out of it. ...which is why I'm rooting for us to be the spy *(not necessarily working for Dread Wolf) It would be kind of neat if we, as the protagonist, could report back to our superiors..... and then we get to choose who those superiors are. 👀 Could be the Qunari, Solas, the 'Vints...... it would be a refreshing change of pace to be the asshole with secrets instead of being had by the asshole with secrets. Looking at you Isabela! And Anders! And Solas! And Blackwall! And... this list could get out of hand very quickly. 😅
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Post by midnight tea on Dec 20, 2018 2:39:12 GMT
And again, so what if Solas can do the phasing, too? It still gives Fenris (or others like him) on less thing to worry about with regards to being medusa'd. Which was my point. Hang on - why are we treating the phasing as if it was a sure thing that protects from the whole petrification? Neither of us knows that - all of these are speculations. We don't even know how that whole petrification thing works or what it even does. All I'm claiming is that it's irrelevant anyway because Solas probably knows how to handle phasing tricks. Because I made two arguments and we keep jumping from one or another, as if the other didn't exist when one of them is being addressed. That's all I meant.
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Post by midnight tea on Dec 20, 2018 2:46:36 GMT
...which is why I'm rooting for us to be the spy *(not necessarily working for Dread Wolf) It would be kind of neat if we, as the protagonist, could report back to our superiors..... and then we get to choose who those superiors are. 👀 Could be the Qunari, Solas, the 'Vints...... it would be a refreshing change of pace to be the asshole with secrets instead of being had by the asshole with secrets. Looking at you Isabela! And Anders! And Solas! And Blackwall! And... this list could get out of hand very quickly. 😅 Wellllll... I recall at least two devs, mentioning on two separate occasions, entirely unprompted that it'd be neat if our hero could betray an organization they were working for So I figure something may be happening that goes in that direction. Of course, this doesn't necessarily mean 'you play the spy!'... but it's fun to imagine all those narrative possibilities for drama and tension. Also, imagine emotional quandaries if our ruthless spy PC begins to catch feelings
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Post by AlleluiaElizabeth on Dec 20, 2018 2:52:11 GMT
And again, so what if Solas can do the phasing, too? It still gives Fenris (or others like him) on less thing to worry about with regards to being medusa'd. Which was my point. Hang on - why are we treating the phasing as if it was a sure thing that protects from the whole petrification? Neither of us knows that - all of these are speculations. We don't even know how that whole petrification thing works or what it even does. All I'm claiming is that it's irrelevant anyway because Solas probably knows how to handle phasing tricks. I... what?
Ok restating argument to this point: I'm saying phasing might avoid petrification, b/c petrification is the act of turning someone physically to stone and dimension hopping could logically avoid that, and therefore be useful in combat. You respond to me by saying phasing might be able to be imitated or countered by Solas b/c he's old, experienced, and might know about phasing.
Both things are speculation. And neither statement actually negates the other.
I presented an apple and you countered with an orange. I'm not arguing with you that Solas could theoretically have an orange. That just doesn't mean the apple wouldn't do what I'm saying it would.
EDIT: (Also, I added this to my previous post, but I'll restate it here in case you didn't see the edit) Now on the question of Solas being able to counter phasing cus he's seen it before: I'm actually not sure your idea of Solas having previous experience with phasing would work. Fenris phases across the veil, between the Fade and the Physical worlds. In Solas' time fighting insurrections and such, there was no veil and the fade and the physical were intermingled. So, even if they did have phasing back then (to pcokets of Fade energy or something), its still a lot different than the current makeup of the world with the veil in the mix. So things would actually not necessarily react the same as how Solas would be expecting them to from his time pre-veil.
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Post by Sifr on Dec 20, 2018 2:58:44 GMT
Was the "phasing" ability of the Anchor actually by design?
It might have been nothing more than an accidental byproduct of Anchor becoming unstable, as we're told that the magic was desperately trying to find a way back into the Fade. Perhaps the increased attraction between Anchor and Fade was how the Inquisitor was able to briefly shunt themselves partially into it and leave them temporarily out-of-phase?
In that case, Solas might not even be aware that the Anchor had that capability. Much like Hedge Mages, perhaps the "normal" flow of magic from the Anchor had gone awry, leading it to start being channeled in completely new and unexpected ways?
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Post by vertigomez on Dec 20, 2018 3:00:08 GMT
Besides like..... Morrigan, who is "the inheritor" and is clearly into preserving ancient magics, not to mention the whole daughter of Mythal business, do we know of any people of other races who'd likely be pro- Solas's plan as we know it? It would be kind of neat if we, as the protagonist, could report back to our superiors..... and then we get to choose who those superiors are. 👀 Could be the Qunari, Solas, the 'Vints...... it would be a refreshing change of pace to be the asshole with secrets instead of being had by the asshole with secrets. Looking at you Isabela! And Anders! And Solas! And Blackwall! And... this list could get out of hand very quickly. 😅 Wellllll... I recall at least two devs, mentioning on two separate occasions, entirely unprompted that it'd be neat if our hero could betray an organization they were working for So I figure something may be happening that goes in that direction. Of course, this doesn't necessarily mean 'you play the spy!'... but it's fun to imagine all those narrative possibilities for drama and tension. Also, imagine emotional quandaries if our ruthless spy PC begins to catch feelings I think the concept is neat! But I'd hope that we're given a choice. I don't want to be shoehorned into betraying an organization unless it's what I think that character would do.
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Post by phoray on Dec 20, 2018 3:37:43 GMT
I think the concept is neat! But I'd hope that we're given a choice. I don't want to be shoehorned into betraying an organization unless it's what I think that character would do. Well OBVIOUSLY that organization is going to try to kill us because we've served our purpose and know too much. Taking the decision right out.
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Post by vertigomez on Dec 20, 2018 3:47:37 GMT
I think the concept is neat! But I'd hope that we're given a choice. I don't want to be shoehorned into betraying an organization unless it's what I think that character would do. Well OBVIOUSLY that organization is going to try to kill us because we've served our purpose and know too much. Taking the decision right out. Oooh, we're a fugitive from our own former organization! With INTEL! .....actually, that would basically make us Zevran versus the Crows. 😅
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Post by bshep on Dec 20, 2018 3:52:13 GMT
I can see how the promise of destroying Tevinter and freeing the slaved elven people there could maybe seduce Fenris, but i also can see he would be very pissed if learned the true nature of Solas plans.
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Post by Absafraginlootly on Dec 20, 2018 7:58:09 GMT
Solas tells a Dalish inquisitor that the return of his world means the destruction of theirs just like every other inquisitor. It's his people he wants to restore and he makes it pretty clear that he doesn't consider modern elves his people. So right now we have no reason to think that the dalish and city elves will weather this crisis any better than the rest of thedas.
Velanna loves the Dalish, there's no way she'd knowingly pariticpate in a plan that would harm/kill them, no matter how much she'd like to recover old knowledge and shove the shemlen off their perch.
Personally I really hope we see some Dalish oppose him, whether old characters or new.
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Post by theascendent on Dec 20, 2018 10:43:40 GMT
I think working with different factions will be an improvement for Bioware. Player choice is one of the cornerstones of any successful RPG. Choosing between the Qunari and Tevinters will be an interesting choice, but the option to betray one or both and make yourself the only power standing like Fallout New Vegas or Tyranny will be great. I'm hoping we can be more morally flexible in the next game.
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Post by pessimistpanda on Dec 20, 2018 14:22:21 GMT
The only way I can see any of our former elf companions working for Solas is if they are entirely in the dark about his actual goals. It wouldn't make sense for any of them to side with him otherwise, it's not remotely in their interests to do so. It already boggles my mind that any surviving ancient elves would get involved, Solas makes it pretty clear that pre-human Thedas wasn't a great place for anyone except the Evanuris.
Although helping Corypheus wasn't in anyone's interest either. I don't even understand how any of his human assistants stifled their vomit long enough to hear him out in the first place.
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Post by LogicGunn on Dec 20, 2018 15:49:25 GMT
I can't see Fenris agreeing with what Solas plans to do. Fix a magical "mistake" with more magic? Nope. My Fenris in particular is in a relationship with my mage Hawke, and there's nothing he would do that would to harm or kill her even though her magic makes him nervous.
Actually, of all the Elven main game companions I don't think any of them would. Sara could care less about some "elfy" god's intentions, especially not one she knows personally barely tolerated with discernible scorn and disdain. She would literally go out of her way to foil his plans. Merrill is a little lax on magical morality but she wouldn't join her devil. Zevran is about as elfy as Sera. He could maybe be persuaded but not for any ideological reasons, and honestly I can't think of anything Solas could offer that he would want enough.
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Post by AlleluiaElizabeth on Dec 20, 2018 18:30:56 GMT
Still imagining Sera trying to infiltrate the organization and Solas just sending a general memo to his agents like "No." with a fresco-style drawing of Sera's face on some parchment.
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Post by gervaise21 on Dec 20, 2018 18:58:47 GMT
Probably. I wonder if Cass could use the same idea against a titan or sha-brytol, too? Templar/Cass abilities didn't have a special effect on sha-brytol, did they? Its been awhile. Cass didn't use Seeker abilities in game. That was the disappointing part about her specialism as it was simply a Templar spec. Seekers have completely different powers and Cass should have too. As she didn't we have no way of knowing if a Seeker's powers would affect Sha-brytol or titans based off her experiences. Now what she claims Seekers can do is set lyrium aflame in the blood of their enemy, which is actually very similar to the blood mage spell haemorrhage, which boils the blood. Another instance of the Chantry conveniently using powers in their enforcers that they outlaw in anyone else. Fenris' tattoos are burned into his skin, so it is possible they would act differently from lyrium in the blood. It is also why Solas might not be able to easily remove them because the method of creating them is different from normal vallaslin.
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Post by midnight tea on Dec 20, 2018 19:00:34 GMT
The only way I can see any of our former elf companions working for Solas is if they are entirely in the dark about his actual goals. It wouldn't make sense for any of them to side with him otherwise, it's not remotely in their interests to do so. It already boggles my mind that any surviving ancient elves would get involved, Solas makes it pretty clear that pre-human Thedas wasn't a great place for anyone except the Evanuris. Although helping Corypheus wasn't in anyone's interest either. I don't even understand how any of his human assistants stifled their vomit long enough to hear him out in the first place. "Lady Florianne! There's a sentient, walking pile of cancer outside!" "Well let him in, you idiot!" Hmmmmmm, right... because IRL, we don't know people so willing to grab power that they ally with vomit-inducing people they may have even riled against in the past when the opposite was politically convenient... It's not any less realistic motivation than desperation or utter disgust with how things are now, that even a walking pile of cancer (*cough*) seems like a good idea, even if for a short time before reason kicks in.
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Post by Beerfish on Dec 20, 2018 19:08:34 GMT
Merril if anyone imo. For sure not sera, zevran no. Velanna is far too stupid for solas to even care about. A non elf that might logically come into play in the whole scenario because of who is would be cole.
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Post by gervaise21 on Dec 20, 2018 19:08:44 GMT
I can see Fenris aligning with Solas. In DA2 in the fade the demon promised Fenris power to equal the magisters. If Solas approaches Fenris with support me and we can reduce the magisters powers to dust I think he would take that offer. Fenris is unforgiving when it comes to the Tevinter mages. Yes, this scenario would be plausible but only because Solas leaves out large parts of the plan, like everyone will die including you Fenris, and by the way it will mean releasing super-powered mages that make the Magisters look like infants but don't worry I've got a plan for dealing with them. This is the point. Any elf could be persuaded to join Solas if he is a tight-lipped about his plans for the world as he was with the Inquisitor for the majority of the time he knew them. For the majority of DAI I really liked Solas and thoroughly agreed with much of what he said to me and certainly to my companions, particularly to Dorian concerning slavery. Even when he was revealed as Fen'Harel I was still hopeful that it was going to lead to better times for the elves with his support. Then he told me the real plan and that's when he lost me. How many of the elves flocking to join him have been given the last bit? Very few I imagine. This is why my biggest fear for DA4 is that I will be forced to kill lots of elves simply for supporting him even though they probably don't know the truth. If that happens I shall be seriously upset. (It was bad enough when I was forced to kill all those city elves in DA2 who had been seduced by the Qun).
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Post by vertigomez on Dec 20, 2018 19:09:52 GMT
Can't speak for his bazillions of other followers, but Calpernia only joined up when Corypheus defeated Erasthenes and I'm pretty sure Samson just DGAF. Still imagining Sera trying to infiltrate the organization and Solas just sending a general memo to his agents like "No." with a fresco-style drawing of Sera's face on some parchment. I picture her donning a mustache and a very fine hat. GOTTA BLEND IN.
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Post by vertigomez on Dec 20, 2018 19:11:39 GMT
Merril if anyone imo. For sure not sera, zevran no. Velanna is far too stupid for solas to even care about. A non elf that might logically come into play in the whole scenario because of who is would be cole. Oooh, forgot about Cole (no pun intended). I wonder if spirit vs. human Cole makes a difference here?
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Post by midnight tea on Dec 20, 2018 19:14:01 GMT
Can't speak for his bazillions of other followers, but Calpernia only joined up when Corypheus defeated Erasthenes and I'm pretty sure Samson just DGAF. Still imagining Sera trying to infiltrate the organization and Solas just sending a general memo to his agents like "No." with a fresco-style drawing of Sera's face on some parchment. I picture her donning a mustache and a very fine hat. GOTTA BLEND IN. She joined because Corypheus - ironically - saw her as more than a slave and gave her an opportunity to act. A super-tempting offer for someone who felt helpless before... Also, Calpernia does make a point that she saw many magical deformities stemming from questionable use of magic (hmm... makes me wonder how many deformed nobles we're going to see in Minrathous?), so I think that so long those deformities come with power that would open some opportunities to people, they'd join the cause in a heartbeat.
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Post by gervaise21 on Dec 20, 2018 19:16:10 GMT
Although helping Corypheus wasn't in anyone's interest either. I don't even understand how any of his human assistants stifled their vomit long enough to hear him out in the first place. We don't know actually at what point he shed his disguise and revealed his true form. Bianca tells us she was fooled because she thought she was dealing with a normal Grey Warden, as he was still occupying the form he used to escape Hawke. So it is entirely possible that other people were recruited initially before he transformed himself into his real appearance. For all we know, Florianne may not even have been aware he had changed.
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Post by vertigomez on Dec 20, 2018 19:18:12 GMT
Can't speak for his bazillions of other followers, but Calpernia only joined up when Corypheus defeated Erasthenes and I'm pretty sure Samson just DGAF. I picture her donning a mustache and a very fine hat. GOTTA BLEND IN. She joined because Corypheus - ironically - saw her as more than a slave and gave her an opportunity to act. A super-tempting offer for someone who felt helpless before... Also, Calpernia does make a point that she saw many magical deformities stemming from questionable use of magic (hmm... makes me wonder how many deformed nobles we're going to see in Minrathous?), so I think that so long those deformities come with power that would open some opportunities to people, they'd join the cause in a heartbeat. That actually makes me wonder how common magical deformities are in the Southern Circles? Among the Dalish? Hmmm.
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Post by midnight tea on Dec 20, 2018 19:25:29 GMT
She joined because Corypheus - ironically - saw her as more than a slave and gave her an opportunity to act. A super-tempting offer for someone who felt helpless before... Also, Calpernia does make a point that she saw many magical deformities stemming from questionable use of magic (hmm... makes me wonder how many deformed nobles we're going to see in Minrathous?), so I think that so long those deformities come with power that would open some opportunities to people, they'd join the cause in a heartbeat. That actually makes me wonder how common magical deformities are in the Southern Circles? Among the Dalish? Hmmm. Well, the use of magic even in Circles is limited - or suppressed to the point that mages 'explode' into abominations when given an opportunity We haven't seen a deformed Dalish up until now - it might be because most don't use the magic as aggressively or push boundaries with it as much as Tevinter nobles fighting for power between one another (and even generally magic-accepting Dalish are afraid of the Fade... which is amusing, considering that Fade is the source of magic). Speaking of deformities - we know that drinking dragon's blood/blood magic can do that too. Many dragon-hunting Pentaghasts became quite deformed and aggressive as a result. Cass is warning us about it when we become Reavers.
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