Personally I don't see this at all. I wonder if part of it is that people enjoy the animosity. People love a good enemies to lovers. And you can absolutely play solavellan that way based on his dislike of the dalish. I personally disagreed with solas much as lavellan. People might also be projecting because they are enjoying Solas on the new style as much as the rest of us iykwim
did they intend to give solas and rook three times the chemistry they gave solas and lavellan in the base inqusition game or am i witnessing the funniest possible thing bioware could've done
Dread wolf take me
“What is the old dalish curse? May the Dread Wolf take you?”
i think the most classic bioware move of all time might be catastrophically failing to answer and clarify major lore reveals in their game and instead just glossing over them quickly and hoping no one asks further questions, and then revealing them and their story and character relevance in the god damn art book after the game
"Peaceful beginnings, gentle giant gardeners, and curious spirits"
"The spirits saw the dwarves as they tended to the Titans, and they wanted to try making bodies for themselves"
"The spirits made physical bodies for themselves from the 'flesh' of the Titans. The first elves were born, and the first war began"
"A brutal war raged on between the elves and the Titans, only ending when one elf (Solas) rendered the Titans 'tranquil', capturing their souls"
"The elves brought a powerful war trophy home"
"With the Titans rendered tranquil, dwarves lost their connection to magic. They fled into the bodies of their fallen hosts"
"With the power that came from the captured Titan souls, the elves built the greatest empire Thedas would ever see"
The gods drew upon the power of the Titans' souls to gain more power. The imprisoned souls became twisted with rage. This became the blight."
"To contain the blight outbreak, Solas performed a desperate blood-magic ritual. He bound up the magic of the world behind a veil and powered it with the blood of the evil gods."
ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME???????????????? I GET SOME OF THIS IS IMPLIED IN THE GAME BUT NONE OF IT IS ACTUALLY STATED OUTRIGHT. I THOUGHT THEY JUST DIDNT FEEL LIKE FIGURING OUT THEIR OWN LORE THEMSELVES BUT THEY DID IT BEHIND THE SCENES IT JUST DIDNT MAKE IT INTO THE GAME?????
link to the artbook preview if you want to see for yourself, but beware of how much its going to make you yearn for what was lost. maybe it was on purpose as a fun-meta commentary for the player on how solas feels :D
Fen'Harel bids you welcome. Rest, knowing the Dread Wolf guards you and his people guard this valley. In this place, you are free. In trusting us, you will never be bound again.
The take,
The picture :)
56/638 One Sope today while they are away
A God Man Of Many Names
vora'shivan, your heart is a good heart. so trust it. i love you, bellara. and i'm proud to be your brother.
feeling sad and bad about my art lately. channeled it into a much needed hug for Solas
"It can be argued that an immortal would have to be distant, or eventually all it would know is loss. What would our world look like to such a creature? What actions would they be capable of when everything except themselves is fleeting and therefore of little relevance to eternity? If we as elvhen discover a path back to what we were, we must be sure that the path is wide enough for all. For the individual who stumbles into that journey, who endures when all else is dust, can only be alone." - Keeper Ilan'ta
Dragon Age: The Veilguard | ▶ dev. Bioware
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