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Let's play - Dragon Age: Origins (finished)
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Twinkle said:This is it, bros. Choose your own ending. The game provides three options:
a) A Dark Promise. Bro makes love with Morrigan, she stays with the party until the end, everyone survives.
b) Redeemer. Bro declines Morrigan's offer, she leaves the party, Loghain makes the final blow to the archdemon and dies.
c) The Ultimate Sacrifice. Again, Bro declines Morrigan's offer, she leaves the party, Bro makes the final blow to the archdemon and dies.
How does this work if you play a female? Will you only be able to choose b and c, or does another option present itself? (Or the same? :s)
Serious_Business
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Yeah. The character is pretty much a dipshit, but his voice... I'm conflicted. I guess this is what it has come to, back in the day an anti-hero was Kain, and now we have this
Anyway bro, I think you should sacrifice yourself (read : end this nightmare) so you don't have to play the most likely terrible expansion, think about this carefully
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Teeeheee, loved the dialogue/execution of Alistair. Whiny bitch.
Are they? The dude seemed pretty relaxed about it whenyou freed him
I like Loghain and his performance there. He's really good, yeah
In the gameworld, yeah. You do meet male dragons tho.
...Then why were they still there? Wasn't the entire army around Redcliffe? Why didn't they kill em? Fuck, Riordan and Eamon alone would have been able to handle those stragglers.
Yes. You can force Alistair or Loghain to impregnate her instead. Not sure how the romance influences that tho.
I don't think you can as a male, apparently the Dark God will be a half-dwarf freak...wait, hang on, can a dwarf even impregnate a human? I haven't seen any half-dwarves in the game.
Can you force Loghain to take on the job, Twinkle? If so, please do so, I haven't seen that yet. If not, go for B or A, either way. I've seen A before, but eh.
Are they? The dude seemed pretty relaxed about it whenyou freed him
I like Loghain and his performance there. He's really good, yeah
In the gameworld, yeah. You do meet male dragons tho.
...Then why were they still there? Wasn't the entire army around Redcliffe? Why didn't they kill em? Fuck, Riordan and Eamon alone would have been able to handle those stragglers.
Kthan75 said:
Yes. You can force Alistair or Loghain to impregnate her instead. Not sure how the romance influences that tho.
I don't think you can as a male, apparently the Dark God will be a half-dwarf freak...wait, hang on, can a dwarf even impregnate a human? I haven't seen any half-dwarves in the game.
Can you force Loghain to take on the job, Twinkle? If so, please do so, I haven't seen that yet. If not, go for B or A, either way. I've seen A before, but eh.
Twinkle
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Sorry, bros, no redemption, the majority voted for pussy. 
Morrigan: Don't be alarmed. It is only I.
Bro: Finally decided to betray me, have you?
Morrigan: Quite the opposite, in fact.
Morrigan: I have a plan, you see. A way out. The loop in your hole.
Morrigan: I know what happens when the archdemon dies. I know a Grey Warden must be sacrificed, and that sacrifice could be you. I have come to tell you this does not need to be.
Bro: I have no intention of sacrificing myself.
Morrigan: And can you guarantee that another will survive the battle that is to come? That they will be there to take that blow? No, you cannot.
Morrigan: So your choices are then to either flee as a coward or face the possibility that you may die. I offer another alternative.
Morrigan: A ritual... performed on the eve of battle, in the dark of night.
Bro: Nothing comes without a price.
Morrigan: Perhaps. But that price need not be so unbearable, especially if there is much to be gained.
Morrigan: All I ask is that you listen to what I have to offer, nothing more.
Bro: Fine. Speak quickly. But I promise nothing.
Morrigan: What I propose is this: lay with me. Here, tonight. And from our joining, a child will be conceived.
Morrigan: The child will bear the taint, and when the archdemon is slain, its essence will seek the child like a beacon.
Morrigan: At this early stage, the child can absorb that essence and not perish. The archdemon is still destroyed, with no Grey Warden dying in the process.
Bro: I like what I'm hearing so far...
Morrigan: In return I conceive a child, one who will be born with the soul of an Old God.
Morrigan: After this is done, you allow me to walk away... and you do not follow. Ever. The child will be mine to raise as I wish.
Bro: All right. I agree. I'll do it.
Morrigan: A wise decision.
Morrigan: Come, my love. Put the thoughts of the ritual aside and let us make this last night together one to remember.
The neck. :shock:
Black screen of love
In the next few days
Anora: Before us stands the might of the darkspawn horde!
Anora: Gaze upon them now, but fear them not!
Anora: The man you see beside me is a dwarf, raised to the ranks of the Grey Wardens! This is not his home, and yet he still fights with honor and passion!
Anora: He has survived despite the odds, and without him, none of us would be here!
Anora: Today, we save Denerim! Today, we avenge the death of my husband, your King Cailan!
Anora: But most of all, today we show the Grey Wardens that we remember and honor their sacrifice!
Anora: For Ferelden! For the Grey Wardens!
Incline of tactics - at least nobody tried to enter melee with a bow.
You are easily amused, Riordan.
It's a showcase of brilliant combat design: stomping trash mobs with a single strike.
Riordan: You've managed to fight your way to the gates. We're doing better than I hoped.
Sten: That will change quickly.
Oghren: Bloody nug runners! We're outnumbered three to one!
Riordan: The army will not last long, so we'll need to move quickly to reach the archdemon.
Riordan: I suggest taking Loghain and no more that two others with you into the city. Anyone you don't bring with you can remain here to prevent more darkspawn from entering Denerim on our tails.
Bro: Why so small a group?
Riordan: A large group is only going to draw attention. And I think I know what we need to do.
Riordan: We're going to need to reach a high point in the city... I'm thinking the top of Fort Drakon might work.
Loghain: You want to draw the dragon's attention, I take it.
Riordan: We have little choice, though I warn you as soon as we engage the beast it will call all its generals to help it.
Riordan: I can sense two generals in Denerim. You may wish to seek them out before going to Fort Drakon.
Loghain: That may be wise. Not to mention that slaying these generals will help many innocent folk still in Denerim.
Riordan: It may also waste resources trying to find them. The decision is up to you.
Bro: I'm ready.
Riordan: There are already several units of our allies within the city by now. They may be able to come to your assistance if you call them, but their strength will be limited.
Riordan: Now, who do you wish to take with you into the city?
Riordan: Fair enough.
Riordan: Anyone else will need to remain here and assist in keeping more darkspawn from coming in the gates behind us. Who will lead them?
Bro: Sten would be suitable.
Sten: Very likely.
Riordan: Good. That should be sufficient.
Riordan: Nothing you have done has prepared you for what you face now. May the Maker watch over you.
Oghren: This is it, Warden. "When from the blood of battle the Stone has fed, let the heroes prevail and the blighters lie dead."
Oghren: As one of the blighters, I sodding salute you. Let's show them our hearts and then show them theirs.
Dawg: Worried whining.
Bro: Don't worry, boy. I'll be back.
Dawg: Happy barking!
Sten: Are you ready?
Sten: We have reached the battlefield at last.
Bro: I almost didn't expect to reach it.
Sten: Didn't you? I did.
Sten: You have carried us this far. Do not doubt that.
Zevran: So now we head into the city together to face the archdemon, hmm?
Zevran: Good. I was nearly afraid you were about to march inside without me. We cannot have that!
Zevran: Let us go and teach this dragon a lesson, yes? It should have stayed in whatever hole it crawled out of.
Loghain: Let's get this over with, then. There is little time to waste.
Morrigan: So we head into the city together. As it should be.
Morrigan: Once this is done, no matter how it turns out I will be gone. You are aware of this, yes?
Bro: And if I die?
Morrigan: Then I would mourn you, would I not?
Morrigan: (Sigh) Allow me to say only one thing before we go.
Morrigan: I was foolish. This could have been so much easier, yet I... cannot regret what was between us.
Morrigan: I will always remember you... my love.
Morrigan: Now let us see this finally done. The archdemon awaits.
Glory for the Warden
We're going to slay aforementioned generals.
Now even ogres serve as dummies for beating.
Note the command wheel to the right showing available reinforcements. By the way, you won't be able pull 50 or so soldiers at once. There seems to be some kind of engine limitation on the amount of simultaneous combatants.
The general himself is not a weakling, though. His two-handed sweeps are really annoying.
The general is dead and the Merchant Quarter is cleaned from darkspawn filth.
The neck. :shock:
Black screen of love
In the next few days
Incline of tactics - at least nobody tried to enter melee with a bow.
You are easily amused, Riordan.
It's a showcase of brilliant combat design: stomping trash mobs with a single strike.
Glory for the Warden
We're going to slay aforementioned generals.
Now even ogres serve as dummies for beating.
Note the command wheel to the right showing available reinforcements. By the way, you won't be able pull 50 or so soldiers at once. There seems to be some kind of engine limitation on the amount of simultaneous combatants.
The general himself is not a weakling, though. His two-handed sweeps are really annoying.
The general is dead and the Merchant Quarter is cleaned from darkspawn filth.
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Anora's speech is one of the most pathetic melo-dramatic moments in the game.
That said:
No.
Fuck.
Hold on.
At no point in the game was it ever established that dwarves can impregnate human women. If they can, then where are the half-dwarves? Why is it never mentioned? This is a gigantic, gaping, lazy plot hole. What the fuck, BioWare.
That said:
No.
Fuck.
Hold on.
At no point in the game was it ever established that dwarves can impregnate human women. If they can, then where are the half-dwarves? Why is it never mentioned? This is a gigantic, gaping, lazy plot hole. What the fuck, BioWare.
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Brother None said:
I hate to be a BioWare apologist, but you can reasonably justify this with the dwarves isolation and their focus on status in childbirth. It's very likely that half-dwarves have no place in dwarven society and wouldn't be taken in anywhere. Hell, they might even slaughter them on the spot if they were born... or something. That and the vast majority of the dwarves pretty much seem to be in one place, and they don't let humans into their society.
That and they'd have to make new models for half-dwarves. New models. C'mon, man, seriously.
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Oh I'm fine with Orzammar lacking half-dwarves, that society is so traditional it makes sense. But there are dwarves above ground. There's dwarves in Denerim. This isn't the Witcher and not every woman is a total slut, but you're telling me those dwarves never went wild in the Pearl? Hell, even if most dwarves are repulsed by humans (plausible) there has to be some Codex-level human-loving fags out there (humries?)
I'm also fine with there being no half-dwarves actually in the game. Unless they're a big enough faction it doesn't warrant the work of making new models.
But if your friggin' amazing plot-twist point hinges on the fact that the male PC can always impregnate Morrigan, don't you think it might be worth the time to actually explain that dwarves and elves can impregnate humans in this setting? This is basic storytelling here.
Hell, they even wrote in an opt-out for chick PCs, they can force/coerce/persuade Alistair or Loghain to hit the witchbitch instead. WHY THE FUCK DIDN'T THEY THEN ALSO USE THIS OPTION FOR MALE NON-HUMANS
RETARDS
EDIT: whoa, looks like Gaider actually went into this
Without getting into the "why" behind the elves-and-humans-produce-humans thing (which I've talked about before), I will talk about why we didn't deal with it in the game. Primarily it's because we didn't have room. There's a lot of things that exist in the Thedas world that we weren't able to get into in Origins -- part of it is due to limited resources, but part of it is also because to properly address it we'd need to do it justice. We were already introducing the races and their situations, and adding on the complexity of explaining something that does need explanation would... get us what, exactly? You can't play one of the "elf-blooded" (this is what humans with mixed parentage are generally referred to, though I imagine "half-elf" could also be used in a slanderous fashion), and trying to explain the presence of a small number of humans in the alienage (as a for-instance) would have diluted the story we were already going for. Trying to fit everything that exists into the world in one story, after all, isn't really feasible.
I'd like to get into it. I think it's a possibility that has the potential for good drama, and even allowing the player to be elf-blooded might be cool in the future. But like I said, I'd want to do it justice. If your view on it is that you wanted half-elves to be there, and their omission is a fault -- then so be it. I can't really argue with that except to say that we don't think they're required. As some people have mentioned, it's not a widespread thing. Many elves resist having human children for cultural reasons, and many elf-blooded children will live amongst humans as full humans simply because they can get away with it and hiding their heritage means not having to suffer for it -- from humans as well as elves. Some few might be public about their identity, and unwilling to leave their parents behind, but like I said that belongs in another story.
Incidentally, for half-dwarves the situation is a bit different. Dwarves aren't a very fertile race to begin with, and far less so when it comes to mating with humans and elves. In fact, it would be considered rare... rare enough that it's considered more of an oddity than a group of its own. The result is also less stigmatized... primarily because it's also less noticeable. You end up with what would appear to be a tall dwarf or a short human. That calls for a new model -- which we weren't going to get, even if we wanted to address such a rare case. Again, it's certainly something we could do in the future, though such a character would still be considered unusual.
Fair enough. Doesn't actually explain why you never tell the player his character can impregnate Morrigan.
Not having enough room to fully explore it = fair enough
Never setting up a major plot-point properly = incompetent
I'm also fine with there being no half-dwarves actually in the game. Unless they're a big enough faction it doesn't warrant the work of making new models.
But if your friggin' amazing plot-twist point hinges on the fact that the male PC can always impregnate Morrigan, don't you think it might be worth the time to actually explain that dwarves and elves can impregnate humans in this setting? This is basic storytelling here.
Hell, they even wrote in an opt-out for chick PCs, they can force/coerce/persuade Alistair or Loghain to hit the witchbitch instead. WHY THE FUCK DIDN'T THEY THEN ALSO USE THIS OPTION FOR MALE NON-HUMANS
RETARDS
EDIT: whoa, looks like Gaider actually went into this
Without getting into the "why" behind the elves-and-humans-produce-humans thing (which I've talked about before), I will talk about why we didn't deal with it in the game. Primarily it's because we didn't have room. There's a lot of things that exist in the Thedas world that we weren't able to get into in Origins -- part of it is due to limited resources, but part of it is also because to properly address it we'd need to do it justice. We were already introducing the races and their situations, and adding on the complexity of explaining something that does need explanation would... get us what, exactly? You can't play one of the "elf-blooded" (this is what humans with mixed parentage are generally referred to, though I imagine "half-elf" could also be used in a slanderous fashion), and trying to explain the presence of a small number of humans in the alienage (as a for-instance) would have diluted the story we were already going for. Trying to fit everything that exists into the world in one story, after all, isn't really feasible.
I'd like to get into it. I think it's a possibility that has the potential for good drama, and even allowing the player to be elf-blooded might be cool in the future. But like I said, I'd want to do it justice. If your view on it is that you wanted half-elves to be there, and their omission is a fault -- then so be it. I can't really argue with that except to say that we don't think they're required. As some people have mentioned, it's not a widespread thing. Many elves resist having human children for cultural reasons, and many elf-blooded children will live amongst humans as full humans simply because they can get away with it and hiding their heritage means not having to suffer for it -- from humans as well as elves. Some few might be public about their identity, and unwilling to leave their parents behind, but like I said that belongs in another story.
Incidentally, for half-dwarves the situation is a bit different. Dwarves aren't a very fertile race to begin with, and far less so when it comes to mating with humans and elves. In fact, it would be considered rare... rare enough that it's considered more of an oddity than a group of its own. The result is also less stigmatized... primarily because it's also less noticeable. You end up with what would appear to be a tall dwarf or a short human. That calls for a new model -- which we weren't going to get, even if we wanted to address such a rare case. Again, it's certainly something we could do in the future, though such a character would still be considered unusual.
Fair enough. Doesn't actually explain why you never tell the player his character can impregnate Morrigan.
Not having enough room to fully explore it = fair enough
Never setting up a major plot-point properly = incompetent
Twinkle
Liturgist
We are going to save sorry elven asses.
Shianni: Y-you! It's you! The Maker sure gave you the gift of good timing, didn't He?
Shianni: There is a large group of darkspawn approaching and the gates won't hold! We need your help!
Bro: I need you to fight with me!
Shianni: Fight? B-but we have no armor, and only simple weapons! We'll be slaughtered!
Bro: (Persuade) This is your home! Protect your families!
Elf: The stranger is right! We have to do something!
Shianni: Yes, if we can hold them back, it'll give others a chance to escape.
Shianni: Tell us what to do, and we'll fight for as long as we can.
Bro: Defend the gate! Keep them from getting through!
Shianni: You heard what he said! Come on!
Elf: They're upon us!
Ogre is bashing the gate. We have some time to soften enemy forces.
The second general is a proficient mage.
Morrigan is down and the general still stands. Not good.
Aw fuck, Loghain is alone. On the positive side werewolves were able to overwhelm enemy general.
That was close to reload. :wink:
The remnants are easy kills.
Werewolves gave their lives for the safety of elves. Teh irony.
Shianni: We did it! I... I didn't think it was possible!
Shianni: You've given us a chance to get back to safety. We will never be able to thank you enough.
Shianni: Please take this. I pray it helps you in your coming battles.
Shianni: We have to go. May the Maker watch over you.
INCOMING!
A new location to clear.
In the meantime, B-Team stationed near the gates requires our direction.
Officer: Beware! A large group of darkspawn have broken away from the battle!
Officer: They're charging this way! They'll be here any minute!
Way more NPC supporters during this encounter compared to Bro's adventures. In fact, only yellow enemies need personal attention.
Done.
Messenger: Shall I send word that the gates are secured?
Sten: Yes. Send word we have won.
Messenger: Right away!
About Riordan. He climbs on the top of the tower...
...sees the Archdemon.
...and performs extreme jump to catch his wings.
Sadly, the big scalie is not particularly fond of little bugs massaging his spinal cord.
Epic fall.
It's officially up to Bro to stop the archdemon.
With just a few hundreds of trash mobs to kill in process.
Smaller batch of darkspawn on top.
The way is clear.
Ogre is bashing the gate. We have some time to soften enemy forces.
The second general is a proficient mage.
Morrigan is down and the general still stands. Not good.
Aw fuck, Loghain is alone. On the positive side werewolves were able to overwhelm enemy general.
That was close to reload. :wink:
The remnants are easy kills.
Werewolves gave their lives for the safety of elves. Teh irony.
INCOMING!
A new location to clear.
In the meantime, B-Team stationed near the gates requires our direction.
Way more NPC supporters during this encounter compared to Bro's adventures. In fact, only yellow enemies need personal attention.
Done.
Messenger: Shall I send word that the gates are secured?
Sten: Yes. Send word we have won.
Messenger: Right away!
About Riordan. He climbs on the top of the tower...
...sees the Archdemon.
...and performs extreme jump to catch his wings.
Sadly, the big scalie is not particularly fond of little bugs massaging his spinal cord.
Epic fall.
It's officially up to Bro to stop the archdemon.
With just a few hundreds of trash mobs to kill in process.
Smaller batch of darkspawn on top.
The way is clear.
Brother None
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Huh. Guess the "armies" are actually useful in higher difficulties?
Serious_Business
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YEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAA
This about resumes this game in a single picture. Who is this guy exactly? Why do we care? He dies, so what? What about your emotional involvement? I love this story, gotta stop the bad guy
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Duur, Biowhore ripped off everything possible (mostly from Warhammer/ wh40k and the Forgotten realms setting pre 4th ed. Decline), that is not a surprise. And this "final" combat lookss so forced and bland it's not funny (who/why the hell was that grey warden trying to one-hit a fucking GIANT dragon with a so stupid move???).
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Well, Riordan fills the following function:
He informs you of certain Grey Warden duties no other character could know (that the GW needs to die in order to kill the archdemon)
But, because he is also a Grey Warden, they - I guess - needed to make him unable to kill the Archdemon, since Biowhore wanted the player or Alistair/Loghain to be teh sacrifice (excluding the Morrigan thing).
AND, I guess, they needed to explain why the Archspawnomon couldn't just fly away from the player when it was close to dying.
So they just made Riordan hurt its wings, impairing its ability to fly somewhat, sacrificing himself in the process, killing two ducks with one stone. Although in the Archdemon battle it still does fly around a bit, so that fucks it up.
EDIT: If I designed this game, I probably would have accounted for the existance of dragons more in the creating of the setting. Like making dragon specific weapons. How the fuck do you fight a giant lizard by repeatedly striking its legs? I'd probably make the ADDemon unkillable in combat, and have the player fight some evil darkspawn guy that serves as the demon's lieutenant while the demon has to fight some other solution devised by the player. Alternatives could be:
1 Some kind of super magic thingie (nya) that weakens the demon considerably, letting teh army kill it without any serious difficulty
2 Getting another dragon to fight the archdemon. I mean, other dragons would probably not like to company of darkspawn dragons, so one quest would basically just consist of finding a method to control a dragon, or lure the archdemon to another dragon, or something
3 Just having an army of cannon fodder swarm the fucker. An adventuring party of four couldn't possibly harm something like that, but what about a few hundred werewolves?
4 A dragon trap. A huge thing designed specifically to kill dragons. This would tie in with "getting the ability to lure the archdemon" I mentioned at 2, in fact, such a quest could have tons of different solutions, where you could use that lure to make the archdemon go to either the trap, or the rival dragon, or some other place.
It's just such a boring opponent, I'd even prefer a stereotypical "MWA HA HA, I will kill you for my MASTER" guy (or "YOU KILLED MY MASTER, NOW YOU DIE!") who serves the dragon and leave the dragon killing to the consequences of some shit you did earlier in the game.
He informs you of certain Grey Warden duties no other character could know (that the GW needs to die in order to kill the archdemon)
But, because he is also a Grey Warden, they - I guess - needed to make him unable to kill the Archdemon, since Biowhore wanted the player or Alistair/Loghain to be teh sacrifice (excluding the Morrigan thing).
AND, I guess, they needed to explain why the Archspawnomon couldn't just fly away from the player when it was close to dying.
So they just made Riordan hurt its wings, impairing its ability to fly somewhat, sacrificing himself in the process, killing two ducks with one stone. Although in the Archdemon battle it still does fly around a bit, so that fucks it up.
EDIT: If I designed this game, I probably would have accounted for the existance of dragons more in the creating of the setting. Like making dragon specific weapons. How the fuck do you fight a giant lizard by repeatedly striking its legs? I'd probably make the ADDemon unkillable in combat, and have the player fight some evil darkspawn guy that serves as the demon's lieutenant while the demon has to fight some other solution devised by the player. Alternatives could be:
1 Some kind of super magic thingie (nya) that weakens the demon considerably, letting teh army kill it without any serious difficulty
2 Getting another dragon to fight the archdemon. I mean, other dragons would probably not like to company of darkspawn dragons, so one quest would basically just consist of finding a method to control a dragon, or lure the archdemon to another dragon, or something
3 Just having an army of cannon fodder swarm the fucker. An adventuring party of four couldn't possibly harm something like that, but what about a few hundred werewolves?
4 A dragon trap. A huge thing designed specifically to kill dragons. This would tie in with "getting the ability to lure the archdemon" I mentioned at 2, in fact, such a quest could have tons of different solutions, where you could use that lure to make the archdemon go to either the trap, or the rival dragon, or some other place.
It's just such a boring opponent, I'd even prefer a stereotypical "MWA HA HA, I will kill you for my MASTER" guy (or "YOU KILLED MY MASTER, NOW YOU DIE!") who serves the dragon and leave the dragon killing to the consequences of some shit you did earlier in the game.
Twinkle
Liturgist
You fight a dragon at Fort Drakon. Subtle, eh?
The first area near the gate is quite small but choke full of orcs supported by mages and several mini-dragons.
We unleash righteous templar fury upon them.
For some reason the "army" won't follow you inside the fort.
First, we encounter boss-like enemy conjurer, who's quickly debilitated.
Zevran's skills are somewhat useful here.
Yet another bunch of orcs lies in dust.
Yay! Bioware sneaked lulz even there.
Sandal: Enchantment?
Bro: You're surrounded by darkspawn corpses! What happened here?
Sandal: Enchantment!
Sandal: Enchantment?
Bro: Sandal? You have any of your dad's wares for sale?
Forward and upward.
Guess what - more trash to stomp.
Darkspawn have their own assassin caste. Interesting: are they sexually deviant too?
Almost there. Only one mage and two ogres separate us from the door leading to the top.
Soon it will be finished.
The first area near the gate is quite small but choke full of orcs supported by mages and several mini-dragons.
We unleash righteous templar fury upon them.
For some reason the "army" won't follow you inside the fort.
First, we encounter boss-like enemy conjurer, who's quickly debilitated.
Zevran's skills are somewhat useful here.
Yet another bunch of orcs lies in dust.
Yay! Bioware sneaked lulz even there.
Forward and upward.
Guess what - more trash to stomp.
Darkspawn have their own assassin caste. Interesting: are they sexually deviant too?
Almost there. Only one mage and two ogres separate us from the door leading to the top.
Soon it will be finished.
Serious_Business
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Damn that's a lot of fightan very impressive you must be having a great time
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God the final areas are so boring, and take for-friggin' ever.
Morrigan bebby is obviously a sequel hook, but I wonder if some characters aren't being sequelbaited as well. I think we're supposed to be really curious about what Sandal is, and shit.
Next page?
Morrigan bebby is obviously a sequel hook, but I wonder if some characters aren't being sequelbaited as well. I think we're supposed to be really curious about what Sandal is, and shit.
Next page?
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