Zevran discussion thread- The Antivan Crows send their regards

Still not fixed. There are a mod for fix. (At least I didn't experienced...)

Aw, that's awesome! Jon Curry seems like a really cool guy. He mentioned Zev on twitter just recently.


I have elf problems too, except I went from Zevran to Fenris to Sera.


Even his tile in the Keep mentions him remaining at your side! That kind of intense loyalty - once you earn it - is one of my favorite things about him. Zev really loves his Warden.

Friendly reminder that Zev is best husbando.

Do you think his Crows plot will ever be resolved? He's been successfully shanking them for three games now.

Wot2 says they're scared shitless. Though Zev himself seems to think it's not all fun and games during his war table mission: "Trust me - you do not want the Crows to think you were working against them."

So ominous!

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*cough* Sorry, moving on...

Blushing, pouting Zevran is awesome. XD


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And another one, really sweet.


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Speaking of which, I'm currently at the Crows chain quest in DA:I and I was told the quests are different if Zevran wasn't romanced in DA:O. How so? Zevran himself contacts you instead?

 Wow, you're mean!



(Just kidding, don't mind me. XD )

I think, Hawke has the best chance to survive (Flemyth?), but I don't want to risk...

On the one hand, I can see where people come from. Flemeth said that Hawke would be involved in big things and if people consider HAwke kicking off the Templar/Mage war as not the big thing, then ya, by associatation of the prophecy, Hawke is likely to survive the Fade to live and go do that big thing. But there are a couple of problems with that.

One is that the goal of what Hawke would become drastically changed due to the reception of DA2. Hawke, and their prophecy, got "cancelled" and handed off to someone else. The Inquisitor, most likely.

Two is that starting the Mage/Templar War and releasing Corypheus WERE big things. That may have been what they were prophecised to have been involved in. When Hawke met Flemeth, Hawke was told not to hesitate to leap. That moment she was referring to, IMO, was choosing her side in the inevitable battle and become a rallying cry for the mages or Templars.

Three; In Origins, and the book, The Stolen Throne, Flemeth admits to ambiguity about "major" figures in the future. She knew King Marric would visit her in the wilds, but she didn't know when. Which begs more questions; other than "important Fereldan person will visit you someday and you may choose to help them", what other information does she have exactly? Solas killed her. She may have suspected and prepared for it, but if she'd definitely known it was going to happen, she would have chosen to avoid it (unless we wish to say she was quite devious and let that body be destroyed so she could trick Solas into only thinking she were dead). This ambiguity says to me that all her preophesizing is not very clear cut or assured. Hawke's choices could have led to the prophecy not coming true altogether, for example, and have nothing to do with the Fade Choice (which was forced and a bit incoherent anyhow.)

So, I mostly lean toward believing that Hawke's big moment was when she told Meredith she'd gone too far and supported mage freedom. And not some silly Fade monster she shouldn't have volunteered herself to kill.  I mean, why would you even want THAT to be the moment she was destined for?

An interesting team-up. XD