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Haha nope, that's Erika Ishii! 😄

I'm sure you'll be able to listen to the voices while in character creator 😊

I'm gonna use Jeff for Rook. Alex is too confident for my first run 😂 Depending on how Jeff plays it, he has a really soft quality.

He has to. He is too important to be absent.

Gods, I really loved Torchwood- that show is a whole damn orchard 😂

Probably requires an intense level of mental fortitude and concentration and what not

It's definitely possible!

@@LisaLynnsTavern tho that does pose a few questions such as will Shale appear in Harding's personal quest to help us learn how a dwarf gains magic without a titans blessing or Nevs personal quest where we have to use investigative teamwork that leads us to Shale for some answers or clarification? Or perhaps the Necromancer's personal quest? All of this is clearly speculation of course but I'm definitely interested to see if they implemented her and weather or not she was successful in her search.

Keep in mind that 1 year prior to inquisition she was still in golem form

My only issue is the hat

That's fair!

??? I think that Neve is actually kinda hot. Beautiful, elegant facial features, slender and graceful body. Or is it the fact that she is missing a leg that is bothering you? Bellara on the other hand is a cutie, more the girlish type of a woman. But still absolutely attractive. But what do I know... beeing a woman interrested in men, so far I'd go for Emmerich. Based on looks alone. Let's see who I'll actually like best in the game 😊

@@inoel75 as a dude I agree with you. Neve seems to be intelligent and posh and divine. Kinda viviane without the bitchy attitude. Shes very hot 😂 idk what this dude is talking about

I agree, even though I'm a woman. But the men aren't any better, except for maybe Lucanis, who remind me a bit of Duncan. Emmrich is just too old and looks very la-di-da and arrogant.

@@gegamst7323 you can't say that mrs, Bioware pleasures females with intense characters like Alistair on DA Origins, Fenris is popular among girls, Finally Cullen the dream of girls from DA inquisition.

Female qunari can in fact be warriors

@@wintertrooper7918 No. Qunari are assigned jobs by gender. Men fight. Women do administrative management and farm, for example. Women will only fight if they absolutely have to (like to protect themselves and their farms). Though I did find a loophole, which is to be trans by the terms of the Qunari. Which basically means insisting on doing the wrong job. Qunari apparently accept trans people, but their definition is different than ours. So you can be a trans man who fights, but you cannot be a trans man who farms.

@@jenniferhanses no it's basically that any woman that is assigned as a warrior is treated as a man regardless

@@wintertrooper7918 No woman would be assigned as a warrior. It's considered a waste of resources under the Qun. Because no matter how talented a woman may be, a man will always be better. Better to find out what else the woman is talented at, and assign her to that category. The Qunari do have the concept of Aqun-Athlok, which is born as one gender and living as another. They are transgender. They are no longer your average, everyday Qunari. So you can be a woman and farm. You can be a trans man and be a warrior. You cannot be a trans man and farm because farming is a woman's job. Or you can become Tal'Vashoth and it doesn't matter because you're not living under the Qun. I mean, the Qun is basically like the Bible. You don't have to be of the Qunari species and follow the Qun. You won't actually be Qunari if you don't, since that means follower of the Qun, but you can do that. And you become Tal'Vashoth. The Qunari essentially live in a communist theocracy. Which is really interesting. But one of the things you do in a theocracy is believe in a certain religion and follow its tenets. The Qun assigns jobs for the good of its people based on their gender. That's really the end of the story there. And they've said that since pretty much the beginning.

@jenniferhanses again any woman assigned as a warrior is considered a man under the Qun

tevinter is literally south asian inspired though? and it's not like she's the first east asian character we've met

@@Zee-iv9oe I've not read the comics but Tevinter from the games is clearly based off the Roman Empire in its decline period and the beginning of the Holy Roman Empire. And yes to my knowledge from the games, the main source material, Bellara is the first Far East Asia inspired character, everyone else is either European, Middle Eastern or Northern African. Ferelden is clearly England during the Danelaw period, Orlais-France, Antiva-Italy, Anderfels-Germany/Prussia, Nevarra-Spain, The Free Marches are a mix of all, Rivain is North-West Africa, and the Qun was based of Islam and The Middle Eastern cultures with the Dalish being inspired by Eastern European and Jewish Culture. The Avvar were based of the Norse and the Chasind off the Celts.

@@Shadowpack95 this is what annoys me the most. People will write me off as being racist, but I'm really not. I dont mind a character being black, Asian, white, Hispanic or what ever else. But it should make sense in the lore of the world. If they give Bellara a reason for being asian, then that's fine. If they've just shoe horned an Asian person in for the sake of diversity. (An elven Asian to boot, so harder to explain.) Then that's not ok.

@@MammothMorals I fully agree, if their is a lore reason, even one that isn't the best I will be ok with this.

​@MammothMorals keep in mind elves once ruled over like all of THEDAS

Perhaps

it's confirmed rook cannot be a blood amge

Didn't she have a shirt story about the remnants of the venatori releasing a demon

Maybe this demon is the Formless One, last of the Forbidden Ones?

@devil_in_the_flesh2847 could be but did her short story ever give a name to the demon or w/e that the vanatori cult were trying to summon or awaken

@@wintertrooper7918 no, only that he is very powerfull. Maybe it'll be Neve's personal quest to deal with him