But killing dragons makes Iron Bull happy.
ETA: You've killed at least one, right? I want to say you can't romance Iron Bull if you haven't killed at least one and celebrated with him about it.
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But killing dragons makes Iron Bull happy.
ETA: You've killed at least one, right? I want to say you can't romance Iron Bull if you haven't killed at least one and celebrated with him about it.
You can start a romance with Iron Bull before you kill one, but to cement it you have to kill one. Probably together.
I have the same feelings about the dragons. I only killed one last time, but this time I think I'm going to get them all.
I feel the same way about Skyrim. You're the dragonborn with the innate abilities of dragons but you have to Kill All the Dragons. And in FFXIV there is a Dragoon who also shares the powers of dragons and is supposed to kill dragons. I want to befriend the dragons!
Has Bioshock 1/2 been ported to Mac?
Just because I'm torn about killing dragons, doesn't mean I'm not killing dragons! Because dragon loot > conflicted feelings!
And I've taken Iron Bull with me every single time. He's part of my dream team! (Iron Bull, Cole and Solas).
As a D&D player since childhood them dragons are there for slaying in my mind, but I can understand the reluctance as I think only 4 of the 10 are actively bothering anyone.
My dragon-hunting team consisted of Iron Bull, Blackwall (because he had the super dragon-slaying axe I found) and Varric. Plus my Knight-Enchanter Inquisitor with her lightsaberspirit blade. I crafted a really nice dragon killing sword for Bull. I imagined he was very excited when I gave it to him.
In PNP gaming news, WotC sent a cease and desist to an online 5e character builder I was using, despite having no digital tools yet for 5e themselves. I understand the need to protect your business but I find that kind of behavior infuriating. Someone made something that helps your customers in a way you're not, for free. Why kill it?
ETA: In a fun little bit of contrast, the page contains a link to his Pathfinder character builder that he's been running without issue for years.
Started a new DA:I game last night. 1) Wow, Qunari are huge. 2) The American voice actress is terrible. 3) Dual Dagger rogue is a lot of fun.
2) The American voice actress is terrible.
Yes this. I've watched a few videos with her in them (reliving my Iron Bull romance, okay?). If I do a third playthrough I was going to use her, but I think I might just keep the British one.
Current team: Male Rogue Inquisitor (haven't gotten Prestige Class yet, yes I'm calling it that), Dorian, Cassandra, Iron Bull.
If I do a third playthrough (I go back and forth about whether I will), it'll be Female Lavellan Mage, and I might keep the original 3 (Cassandra, Varric, Solas) for my party. And I might make Varric knifey. Sorry, Bianca.
Yes this. I've watched a few videos with her in them (reliving my Iron Bull romance, okay?). If I do a third playthrough I was going to use her, but I think I might just keep the British one.
Yeah. I'm really regretting my choice. British just seemed wrong for a Qunari and I wanted to make my rogue feel different from my Dalish mage, but ugh, her delivery of every line is so ridiculously flat. It's especially painful if you pick a humorous line and the other characters react as if she was legitimately being funny.