Have yourself a little fiction
28. January 2017
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Adriene Hawke, Amara Lavellan, Aren, Cassia Hawke, Dragon Age, Fian, Lyssa Lavellan
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Or. You know. Something to read in your coffee break. Or. Uhm. ANYWAY, as you might know, Anna and I are writing a lot of fanfiction about our respective characters over at AO3… which has, to be honest, sort of switched our priorities a bit – but there will be more letters and gaming updates coming, I
The Tale Ends – Julie Replays Dragon Age Pt. 11
There is nothing more to be done but fight the Archdemon. As a player I am incredibly glad that I already know my options and basically the ending, because I am so very fond of Fian and could never give her anything but a happy end – but IC this must be the worst part
Howe and home and politics – Julie Replays Dragon Age Pt. 10
Focussing on the story! We reach the Estate and now my personalized Savegame name comes into play: “Let’s kill Howe.” Because that is what we’re set to do. And sure enough, after successfully sneaking into the estate, we find that Anora is locked behind a magically sealed door and we need to kill find the
Ghosts, memories and romance – Julie Replays Dragon Age Pt. 9
Back to Denerim we go to start the political endgame, ergo The Landsmeet. When we arrive, the Alienage is still closed off “By order of Arl Howe”, which is something beyond horrible for Fian, which you know if you read her first letter from Denerim to Aren. Being a city elf, she knows exactly what happens
Down and down and down we go – Julie Replays Dragon Age Pt. 8
So here we are, searching Dust Town for a way into the Carta and after very quickly discovering what we have to do, I manage to ignore the door that actually leads to them for at least half an hour before finally turning to the Dragon Wikia for a “How To”. Yeah, that happens sometimes.
Too many kings – Julie Replays Dragon Age Pt. 7
Remember how I said I don’t like Orzammar? Well, to be fair, I only played the whole game once before. I never made it to Orzammar in the other play-throughs and just remembered it as loooooooooooong and dark and did I mention long? Also, I never really paid any attention to what actually happens there
The Stuff of Legends – Julie Replays Dragon Age Pt. 6
(Beware: lots of pictures, not so much coherent telling. Sorry about that.) After leaving the Brecilian Forest, we decide to “do some stuff” first before actually going on the Legendary-Urn-Quest. Side quest and companion quests and DLCs, to be exact. This is the point where I get a bit fuzzy about what to play next,
Din’anshiral – Julie Replays Dragon Age Pt. 5
Still kind of unwilling to look for a mystical Urn, Fian decided after Ostagar to go and see for herself if those Dalish actually do exist. And if her friend’s brothers made it to them. (They didn’t. Not to this clan, anyway.) To her utter surprise, she DID find the Dalish – and at the
Lies, Promises, Death and Returns – Julie Replays Dragon Age Pt. 4
So here we are in Redcliffe and while the Darkspawn haven’t arrived here yet, there’s no lack of action: zombies and monsters in abundance! W00t! The flirtations continue in Bann Teagan who even talks about how he would be lucky to marry a woman like her and Fian’s like: “What. Yeah. You know I’m an elf?
Of Demons and Nightmares – Julie Replays Dragon Age Pt. 3
With Ostagar finally behind us, we’re on to Lothering, where we rob the poor villagers of all loose stuff we can get our hands on. We find money, armour, weapons and herbs, just lying about in crates and sacks and piles of filth, all the while everyone in the village tells us that they have
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