[ SECRET POST #2471 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2471 ⌋

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Comments

[darkmanifest]

I have to fight tooth-and-nail to pull off anything worse than a neutral/opportunistic Warden (which is gonna make my planned evil Warden a real challenge), but my first Hawke was aggressive all the way through and it was so much fun! Especially ragging on Anders and antagonizing Fenris for the rivalry romance. Like someone said above, it makes Hawke's inability to affect most outcomes in the game's story a lot easier to swallow when s/he doesn't actually care about - or contributes to - Kirkwall going to hell in a handbasket. I need to plan a completely evil Hawke, too, I bet it'll be even better.

[(Anonymous)]

I tried so hard to play an evil Warden but I suck at playing evil. But I think I might actually be able to do it with the city elf origin - going the route of the brutalised kid who manages to get into a position of power and uses it to see the world burn instead of helping people might actually be fun!

[(Anonymous)]

I'm working on a Dalish elf Warden who despises humanity and doesnt really give a damn about their blight but it's not easy. I've barely made it past Ostagar and screwed up lol. Oh man, it sucks not being able to separate myself and what I'd choose from what I want one of my Wardens to choose.

[(Anonymous)]

I know how you feel- I failed spectacularly playing a racist, evil Dalish Warden - he turned out to be a largely neutral, "Grey Wardens over everything", sneaky, diplomatic kind of guy. The most Evil I got was with the MageElf, but he just turned into the guy who told Wynne they want the fucking circle to burn, who despised Bloodmages, the Chantry and Templars but romanced Alistair (yay! Mods!) and would probably have been delighted to help Anders in the end of DA2 had he been there. But other than Mage-related things, he was pretty nice haha

I'm terrible at killing innocents in games. The most evil I get is being chaotic neutral.