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28. January 2017
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Adriene Hawke, Amara Lavellan, Aren, Cassia Hawke, Dragon Age, Fian, Lyssa Lavellan
Julie
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
Lovers and madmen – Julie Plays Dragon Age 2 Pt. 8
It’s done. Done and over with. And I scroll through my screenshots and get even a little teary-eyed. After all, Adriene got to me. Well, it’s Hawke, what did I expect? Always and forever one of my absolute favourite characters. The last act always feels kind of rushed and is indeed much shorter than the
Though she be but little, she is fierce! – Julie Replays Dragon Age 2 Pt. 7
The last Act – and I must admit, finally. This playthrough kind of dragged me along rather than speed me on, maybe in part because of how much I realized how damn hard life for my poor Hawke is. More than ever. The events in Act 2 were of a sort that left Adriene bitter
A sympathy in choice – Julie Replays Dragon Age 2 Pt. 6
While there are several conversations about death and grief that are awesome – especially that with Aveline – there is not much more to do before the end of Act 2. So when the people knocking at Adriene’s door just don’t stops showing up, she decides to give the city the finger and goes DLC. Time
Night and silence – Julie Replays Dragon Age Pt. 5
The big header of Act 2 could also be “People Making The Wrong Choices”. Everything is slowly but definitely going wrong. Did I not tell you that the Qunari would be trouble? Aye, they are. But not because of something they do, not yet at least. However, that does not hinder a certain someone from
Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges – Anna Replays Dragon Age 2 Pt. 8
“In times of war the law falls silent” There are note many things left to do before going into the endgame. Act Three is a bit shorter than the other two or it at least feels like it. We meet Zevran for a short cameo quest again and it is hilarious and a bit heartwarming.
Sins Of The Father – Anna Replays Dragon Age 2 Pt. 7
Act Three, three years and one fancy title later Cassia is still in Kirkwall and still her usual charming self only now important people constantly want something from her. Her patience isn’t the best on a good day and she is known all over the city for both her helpfulness and her bad temper. Meredith
The course of true love never did run smooth – Julie Replays Dragon Age 2 Pt. 4
Three years, a mansion, riches and status later, we find ourselves in demand again. The Viscount wants us to help with “the Qunari issue”, since the Arishok asked for us by name. Something that seems like Adriene should not really get involved with and she knows it. But what can she do? Unfortunately, the Arishok
Wrongs darker than death or night – Anna Replays Dragon Age 2 Pt. 6
We come back to Kirkwall after out lovely trip to kill people at a new location. And pick up some open quests that we accepted way back when the act began. Things are bound to get confusing when you loose your overview over your questlog repeatedly. I am confused, Cassia is confused and in turn
You Are Cordially Invited – Anna Replays Dragon Age 2 Pt. 5
DLC time! Mark of the Assassin is one of two bigger story DLCs for Dragon Age 2 and has some of my favourite parts about the game in it. It also (together with the Legacy DLC) shows quite well how the entire game could have looked and felt if they had been given the actual
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