Myths, legends and folklore

The single best heat resistant material for scales would be asbestos. Which would make dragons not only fiery, but carcinogenic.

Have you seen this? A hypothetical mockumentary, but really well done. Kinda makes you think..."what if". I really enjoyed this show though.

Yeah...I think this was made when they just started getting better with CGI, it was definitely before Game of Thrones came out with their dragons, but it's a neat concept. I love real documentaries, but this was fun, kinda like Walking With Dinosaurs was fun, but this really appealed to the fantasy/folklore lover in me. It was cool. There's a really neat one about probes landing on an alien planet and the odd lifeforms they sent images back of. It was another mockumentary I thought was neat, well thought out and worth the watch as long as you understand the story is hypothetical and not a real depiction of history. That's like Walking With Dinosaurs...the fossils of the dinosaurs are real, same with the injuries and conditions of the bones/fossils, but the story shown of how those injuries came to be is just one of many possible causes. Shows like this are great for the imagination, anyway.    

They did such a good job of that show! Highly educational and presented so well. But I've always found palaeontology really interesting, same with archaeology. Ah hell...lets' face it, I find most sciences really neat. Life sciences especially. Ichthyology, entomology, primatology ...etc. But space sciences are cool too...yeah...I'm a science geek. I don't know enough to be a nerd, but I am an avid fan of the stuff. 

I really like Greek/Roman mythology too... Norse and Egyptian are neat also, but I'm better acquainted with Greek/Roman. I really LOVE ancient Egyptian art though, I think that's why I was drawn to the movie/show Stargate and Stargate SG-1, the sets and props were so cool.

My kids used to watch Sailor Moon, so I am familiar with the show. (Sailor Mars and Jupiter were my favourite Sailor Scouts.)

I suppose it's up to the writers to decide about Solas and Mythal...but I agree. I'm also having a problem with believing they've turned evil and I hope they aren't turned into the enemies in the next story. I'd be more looking into the ones who Solas says killed Mythal as being the future enemies.

It's cause of the cheese, isn't it? That's why you like him so much.    

I'd really like to see DA go back and reveal the actual ancient elven history though before they continue with what happens after Trespasser. I mean, sure, you get all the written history, but history texts can be altered. I'd like to see them actually have the players go through the history, before the veil went up. 

Was he from Skyrim or Oblivion? Those are the two Elderscroll games I've played. I remember chuckling over the statue "prince" who you get led to by a talking dog, but it's been a while since I played the game...I can only remember bits and pieces of it. 

Seriously, if you had played ES3: 'Morrowind', you would know that you had played 'Morrowind'. Promise!

I really wish there were still some game developers interested in developing games that give an experience like Morrowind (did at the time). I don't really see that there is. ES5: Skyrim is maybe the closest, but that too, was a long time ago now. I truly liked DA3: Inquisition, but no, it's not up there. Not even close. They've ruined it too much by making it all about silly, flashy, boring, grinding, repetitive, meaningless combat. Just like all EA Bioware games, including the latest, Anthem.