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[breachy-breeches]

so... I was back playing DAO the other day as an elven mage

I was at Denrim, talking to the two Chantry “sisters” , asking about the Chant. it seems that these dialogue choice is only available if the Warden is elven:

>>“Does the Chant mention elves?” 

>>“Who is Shartan?”

>>"Why aren't his verses an official part of the Chant?"

follow by

>>"what are the Dissonant Verses?"

and here is an important one in which I believe I’ve hit a jackpot in DA lore

>>"There's more than one version of the Chant?"

The official chant of light is written is Tevinter 👀

 (which is the equivalent of Latin irl if i’m not mistaken)

...............I need to speak with Dorian NOW and borrow their (Imperium Chantry) version of the “bible” the Chant of Light.

If I don’t see the Chant of Light in the Tevinter language in the next game installment. I’ll be highly disappointed.... but then again Bioware and their writing consistency  /sigh

[breachy-breeches-creation]

For some reason, it’s even funnier when Zevran saying it off-camera lmao

[breachy-breeches]

DA:O chronical order

In terms of completion of the main quest chronically in Dragon Age: Origins, I would assume that "Paragon of Her Kind" was probably finished last? Since one would actually SAW Maker's forbid Archdemon when one arrived the Dead Trenches in the cinematic style. The dream/nightmare of the Archdemon that both the Hero and Alistair experience, followed by the Darkspawn ambush of the party's camp happens after the completion of third main quest (for whatever order it may be). It would make more sense if one dream of the Archdemon AND THEN actually saw it in one's eyes. It wouldn't as much if it the other way around (saw first then dream). Please do feel free to correct me on this is if I'm wrong, I do remember that in the epilogue , it mentioned the dwarves last. Ironically, I'm defying myself in this when I'm actually playing it. It's usually my second or first (if playing as a mage) completed main quest because I just want to get over with it. Don't get me wrong, I do like the dwarves, politics scheming , punching more dwarves at the Provings and all that, as well as our awesome dwarven companion Orghen and the ever delightful Dagna. But trust me when I say I hate the Deep Roads. It's dark tunnels crawling with darkspawn (obviously), I find shrieks the most irritating because one never knows where it will shrike from (& I hate jump scares in general) Remember that f*ucking bridge with a horde of shrieks suddenly appear infront & behind? Absolutely despite it. By the time I get to Caridin, pretty much the only emotion I feel was relief, not rewarding, in almost every play through I did. And also I just want gather all companions as soon as possible. That's just me.