Qunari Appreciation Station Relocation

And I do not hope, you die.

DAI Qunari look... well, really fat. Not that they're actually fat, but I prefer the body buider look over the weight lifter look.

Oh, I have just started a Qunari, and I totally love how she looks, so awesome, tall, athletic, just great! Hair sucks, but it is not Qunari-specific.

I agree with your analogy, my Qunari was fit.  While Bull looked over exaggerated mass wise.

Wakey wakey, Qunari thread. You've got a continent to conquer.

Adaar and not-Leliana.

Something I caught on my third Inquisitor, where my Bull romancing Cadash sacrificed the Chargers ; way back in Inquisition's early press, the writers said they wanted to avoid any obvious jokes like "no one expects the Thedas Inquisition!". Of course, they ended sneaking it in discreet with the Inquisition soldier before we enter Redcliffe, "no on was expecting us". Here's where they slipped another meme under the radar:

I usually prefer playing female Qunari, since they look much better in my eyes.

Maybe I'll give male Qunari a chance if their design improves in DA4.

Hmm, I never noticed this. But I think most male qunari look great.


Being born without horns is considered a little intimidating or scary, and qunari who saw off their own horns are trying to emulate that. It's why the saarebas have their horns filed down (or broken off or however they do it!). They don't grow back.

As far as I know there's no significance wrt horn shape. Bull says the Arishok had a "great rack" and talks about how being hornless is special. He takes a great deal of pride in his own. It probably just comes down to personal taste.


Not really. There are qunari slaves (and spies posing as slaves - Bull mentions wearing a saddle at some nobleman's party in Minrathous), and Dorian mentions meeting Tal'Vashoth merchants, but he could've met them anywhere. If he's romancing Bull he discourages him from following him to Tevinter, because even an altus can't protect a qunari wandering willy-nilly in a country known for its anti-qunari sentiment.

Sten disagrees.

Nice!

AFAIK the devs haven't said anything. But I assume it's just that they're really, really rare in the South. There were a lot in Kirkwall because of the whole shipwreck incident, but otherwise they're just not very common. Sometimes you'll see Katari from multiplayer hanging around on the battlements, but otherwise it's just Bull and Adaar (and Adaar's unseen mercenary group).


 <-- Katari