#Corypheus

[housederiva]

Before you vote please keep in mind that a blorbo isn't necessarily your favorite romance option The two with the highest percentages move on to the next round!

-> Master Post

[galedekarios]

dragon age: inquisition replay

"Praise me, for I would end the silence that answers!" [1/?]

[warden-enchantress]

"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."

[sketchytea]

recently finally finished trespasser and i am feeling feelings before veilguard drops so here's my warrior quizzy tara ft. how my corypheus fight went as a completionist who fought him at like level 26

[blighted-elf]

Dragon Age: Inquisition - 2024 Replay

[nurabelmax]

Day 14 - Shadow The Shadow of Nightmares

[pupkinpumpkin]

Alright, if you could only choose ONE, who would you smash?

No coward answers

[5queerducksinatrenchcoat]

this line still goes so fucken hard

[illusivesoul]

That line that Corypheus says after being released in the Legacy dlc while he's all confused "Be these some dream I wake from? Am I in dwarven lands? Why seem their roads so empty?" highlights how in his time, the Deep Roads really were the commercial and trade arteries of Thedas, and how they must have been constantly bursting full of people and merchants trading and going from one corner of Thedas to the other.

Tevinter controlled most of Thedas, but below the surface, the dwarven empire was what truly connected it, all the distant Thaigs and cities bringing lyrium and other things all over the continent, and even trading with the Chasind and the Avvar as far south as Ferelden (and according to Bianca, its possible the Deep Roads might have gone beyond Thedas itself)

And then Corypheus wakes up a thousand years later and assumes he's on the Deep Roads and is puzzled as to why it all seems so empty and lifeless. And the irony is that, even though he doesn't know it yet, thats what the Deep Roads and all the dwarven lands except for Orzammar and Kal'Sharok have become. A dead, lifeless carcass filled with darkspawn, with decaying statues, crumbling Thaigs and a few squads of the Legion of the Dead representing the fading memories of the glory of the past that once was and will never be again, and slowly fading into history like the dwarves themselves.

[diesvitae]

My contribution for the @dragonageannual 2024 calendar! The Magisters Sidereals and the chaos they brought to the world. Reflections of a past long gone, devoured, tainted.

[galacticsabc]

Finally beat the final boss for Dragon Age Inquisition. time to do the dlc!

[supoctosss]

So excited for Veilguard, but imma need AT LEAST one quote that makes me feel how Corypheus did when he said "Pray that I succeed, for I have seen the throne of the gods and it was empty"

[thatrandombystander]

Fuck, marry, kill: Tall, dark and blighted edition

[drthrvn]

i've said it before and i'll say it again: DAI should be about the war between mages and templars exclusively. scrap Corypheus and all of the Fade-related mumbo jumbo, give me well-established socio-political conflict that's been developped for past 2 games. use Anders as a prominent yet controversial mage leader instead of painting him a villain, hated even by his friends. starting the game with the conclave and making the Inquisitor so easily solve the war was the biggest mistake the devs made with this game.

[sweetmage]

Inquisitor!Hawke is everything to me because I love a tired Mage!Hawke being up against this nonsense. Like oh, your least favorite things in the world are templars, red lyrium, the chantry, Corypheus, and everyone forcing you to play the hero all the time? Well what if you forced by the chantry to play the hero against red lyrium templars led by Corypheus? Then what?