Based on this post.
"it was in 2020" oh so like a year or so ago. a couple years. im sorry 5? did you just say five? five years ago ?
If dragon age is mine now the first thing I’m gonna do is make Cassandra gay
I hope none of you disappear in the coming days. Seriously don't do anything that can't be undone.
fuuuuck that is my circus. are those…? yep… those are my monkeys….. goddammit.
r/RATS is one of the few remaining pillars barely sustaining reddit
These range from things related to the game's events and who the Warden is as a person.
What is the Warden's name? Does it have a meaning behind it? How do they feel about their name?
How would you describe the Warden's personality before and after the prologue? Did it change much or did they remain the same?
Prior to the prologue, who was the Warden's closest friend?
Did the Warden have any romantic relationships before the game?
What are their thoughts on Duncan? How did they feel about his actions during the Joining?
Were they impacted by Cailan's death? Or did they not care about him?
How did they feel about being put in a leading position? Do they resent Alistair for putting that on them or are they ok with it?
How did the Warden deal with Connor? Is he or Isolde dead? What was the Warden's rationale to resolving the issue as they did?
If the Warden was trapped in a nightmare, what would it be like?
Did they help the mages or did they go with Cullen's plan? Why?
How did the Warden react to the truth of the werewolf curse?
Did the Warden end Zathrien's curse?
How does the Warden feel about the Deep Roads?
What did the Warden think when they saw the Archdemon in the Dead Trenches?
Who did the Warden choose as the new King of Orzammar and why?
How did the Warden feel about the Anvil of the Void?
What was the Warden's reaction to seeing Bryce/Shianni/Tamlen/Leske/Jowan/Trian in the Temple of Sacred Ashes?
How did the Warden feel about the Ashes? Are they religious or do they not care? And did they defile it or not?
Who are the people in camp that the Warden is closest with and why?
Is there anyone in camp who they do not like? Why?
Did the Warden romance anyone from their group? If so, what attracted them to their partner?
Which gifts would raise the Warden's approval, if they were a companion?
If Dog is in the party, what did the Warden name him and why?
Did the Warden complete the companions quests?
Did the Warden focus more on their objective or did they do side quests?
If the Warden was Captured, did they wait for their companions or did they leave on their own? If they waited, who rescued them and why?
How does the Warden feel about what is happening in the Alienage? How do they feel about how elves are treated?
During the Landsmeet, who did the Warden choose to rule Ferelden and why? How did they come to that decision?
How did the Warden feel learning about how Archdemons are killed?
Did they agree to Morrigan's ritual? If so why, or why not?
How does the Warden feel about being a Grey Warden and the sacrifices that entails?
If they could leave the Wardens, would they?
Who killed the Archdemon and are they still alive?
How does the Warden feel about becoming the Hero of Ferelden?
How is the Warden's personality like after the events of DAO? Did they change or are they still the same?
Did their appearance change during the game? If so, how? Did they change their hair? Did they gain any new scars?
Is the Warden still in contact with anyone after the game's events? Are they still with their love interest, if they have one?
Is there any decision that the Warden regrets? If so, which is it and why? How would they change it?
Do the events of the Fifth Blight haunt the Warden or have they moved past it completely?
How does the Warden feel about the Calliing?
i want to- *remembers suicide jokes only worsen my mental health* kill someone else
I recall at least one of you guys having worked with livestock animals. Why are cows so damn indestructible while horses keel over and die if mercury is in retrograde or a dog barked in Kazakhstan?
gettingvetted here.
Let me tell you a story about how livestock animals work.
In the beginning, God created the horse. God looked at the horse and saw that it was beautiful and strong. “However,” God said, “it breaks too easily.”
Then God created the cow. God looked at the cow and saw that it was more durable than the horse, and tasted good to boot. “However,” God said, “it poops too much.”
Then God created the goat. God looked at the goat and saw that it was perfect.
God looked around and saw that he still had some spare bits of fluff on his work table, but no brains to put into it. So then God created the sheep.
Now let me tell you what my equine surgery professor said on the first day of class.
“Horses are only interested in two things: homicide, and suicide.”
And that’s all you need to know about horses.