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Sheryl Chee (Harding's writer) on the state of things

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a good heart (2025)

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Thinking of a Home Alone style DLC where Assan, Manfred, and Spite have to protect the Lighthouse from enemies.

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Lucanis wanting his friends to get paid

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I just feel like if wynne's writer has openly admitted that she couldn't tell the difference between a 50 year old and a 70 year old, wynne should be allowed to pretend like she can't tell the difference between a five year old and alistair. like I think that's fair play.

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the warden

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the sluttiest thing a man can do is join the grey wardens for a sense of purpose because he sees himself as a weapon to be sacrificed but then when it doesn't happen he has an existential crisis and also he has big brown sparkling eyes

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of course, the one scrap i get of rivain's native religion is on a SHIELD of all things

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the person that you could’ve been or the life you could’ve lived isn’t real. it’s an illusion and a fantasy that only exists in your head. all you have is here and now

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Illario pls...

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And So is the Golden City blackened With each step you take in my Hall. Marvel at perfection, for it is fleeting. You have brought Sin to Heaven And doom upon all the world. —Threnodies 8.13

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—You should have your ball of twine back, Varric. I don't think I'll be getting lost in the market again any time soon. —Keep it, Daisy. You never know when it might come in handy.

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Saving the Warden

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Teia and Viago about their Heir trainers

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A slow arrow breaks in the sad wolf's jaws.

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I'm thinking about the castless dwarfs. I'm thinking about when they became a thing. Were there castless dwarfs in the Before; when they were all connected via the titians and lived as a whole organism? Did dwarfs who did not function well as part of said organism get rejected by the restz by the whole, thrown out from the system and left to be forgotten and alone? Or are castless dwarfs an invention of the After. Are they the worst punishment that the dwarfs can think of post-death of the titans because now not even their bodies not even their culture will remember you, you'll be lost forever and they'll be no way back to the titan if they ever return? Idk man I'm just. Dwarf lore fascinating possibilities if Bioware let's there be

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They’re soulmates but one of them is infact trying to choke the other to death with the red string of fate tying them together