While I ponder really hard about my questions, why don't you answer 4, 9 and 11? :3
4.What would they think about each other’s love interests (if they romanced someone of course)
*About Solas*
Sereda: Well...could be worse.
Moro: Oh really? How so? ¬___¬
Sereda:....yeah...*shrug*
*About Sten*
Moro: It must be hard, falling in love with someone set up to fail.
Sereda: Was it not like that for you and Fen’harel?
Moro: No, no...I don’t think I would have jumped if I knew the tide would swallow me...
Sereda: :(
Moro: This Sten must have been quite the man to make you pursue him regardless.
9. Would your warden or Hawke have actually accepted the role of inquisitor if Cassandra had located them as she’d planned to? Would they have been a good leader for the Inquisition?
From what I do vaguely know about my Hawke, she would probably have accepted the role reluctantly. Or at least until someone more suitable came along. The events of DA2 would have been a lot for her and I think being away or not in any form of peace with Fenris would have made the decision very difficult to make.
As for how well she would take to the role, I haven’t developed my Hawke enough to answer that lol.
11. Do your protagonists share the same opinions on mages rights?
Sereda is a exiled noble dwarf and with the life she leads as Commander of the Grey Wardens, and how committed she is to the task she doesn’t really have time to really sit down and have a good solid opinion on it.
She would definitely lean more towards having them treated with diginity and respect.
Moro has a much more stronger opinion on the matter. During her days in the alienage she lost her brother to the circle, and for a good 20 years for all she knew he was dead, and her brother meant a lot to her. So the idea of the mage’s mistreatment is something she doesn’t like but she also understand that to make long-standing change requires more subtle approaches to the issue.
Hence why despite dertain actions, her and Vivienne come to respect and understand each other, and Moro encourages the things Vivienne wants to do and uses her power to help to that.
It’s why she recruits the templars but disbands them, take away the chantry’s weapon and reshape them into somethign better. Instead of allying with the mages.
30 questions about your protagonists!
