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
30 Days Dragon Age OC Challenge
There’s an awesome challenge going around on Tumblr, created by @meridok, @aubergion, @mossandrock, and @serendipitousoracle, and since Anna and I have so many things in our minds concerning our DAO characters, we decided to give it a go. So for the next 30 days, you’ll see a post with a question and our answers. This is
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
Let that be your last battlefield – Anna replays Dragon Age Pt.12
Awakening. The less intense, less long and sadly, also less fun little sibling to Dragon Age Origins. I have very mixed feelings about this add on. Because I absolutely love the lore and parts of the story and I adore the characters, but I am overall really bored by this game. Even though it continues DAO
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
A Taste of Armageddon – Anna replays Dragon Age Pt.11
This is it! The End. THE END! All in capital letters. Maybe even in bold and cursive because this is how big this is. According to the game. We get cut scenes en masse, the likes of which we have not seen since the beginning in Ostagar. Some cut scenes are so incredibly important they
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.
The Changing Face Of Evil – Anna replays Dragon Age Pt.10
We finally got all out treaties validated and our armies are promised to us. So with the Arl of Redcliffe we relocate to Denerim. We’ve been here before, several times so we can finish a bunch of side quests upon returning. The moment we step inside the palace in Denerim we meet Loghain and his
In the Hands of the Prophets – Anna replays Dragon Age Pt.9
The Ashes of Andraste. Mythical, most likely not real and even if, long lost and forgotten. Naturally this sounds like a great thing to run after in the vague hopes that it will cure a guy we have personally never met and who, according to the letters we found send from him to Kind Cailan,
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