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* ContrivedCoincidence: the true father of Veness' child happens to be standing right next to the one wizard who happens to be Veness' best friend, privy to her affair with the Templar and hopelessly in love with her. His lies give Veness a short respite to try and save her child.
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* ContrivedCoincidence: the The true father of Veness' child happens to be standing right next to the one wizard who happens to be Veness' best friend, privy to her affair with the Templar and hopelessly in love with her. His lies give Veness a short respite to try and save her child.
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* TookALevelInBadass: mostly hinted at, but Abernath apparently went from a rather meek and not very talented apprentice to an Enchanter who doesn't hesitate to remind Sadatt of his mistakes and is absolutely not impressed by the Templar's show of aggression after he doesn't take kindly to one of Abernath's remarks.
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* TookALevelInBadass: mostly Mostly hinted at, but Abernath apparently went from a rather meek and not very talented apprentice to an Enchanter who doesn't hesitate to remind Sadatt of his mistakes and is absolutely not impressed by the Templar's show of aggression after he doesn't take kindly to one of Abernath's remarks.
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* CanonDiscontinuity: While never officially declared as such, the comic is generally considered to be stricken from continuity.
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* AmbiguousTimePeriod: Gleam's story is notoriously difficult to place into the overarching [[Timeline/DragonAge timeline of the series]], as the comic contains few references to canonical events and is, in turn, never referenced in any later installments. The only clue seems to be the presence of Knight-Commander Greagoir, who has been in charge of the Circle Tower since about 9:5 Dragon (according to ''World of Thedas, Vol. 2''), meaning that Gleam couldn't have been born before that. However, since Greagoir survives the Broken Circle quest in the [=BioWare=] novel/comics canon, it is unclear whether Gleam's adventures (or even her birth) occur before or after the Fifth Blight. The ''DA'' fan wiki places the comic between ''Literature/TheCalling'' and ''Anime/DawnOfTheSeeker'' in the chronology, but this appears to be just speculation.
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* AmbiguousTimePeriod: Gleam's story is notoriously difficult to place into the overarching [[Timeline/DragonAge timeline of the series]], as the comic contains very few references to canonical events and is, in turn, never referenced in by any later installments. The only clue seems to be the presence of Knight-Commander Greagoir, who has been in charge of the Circle Tower since about 9:5 Dragon (according to ''World of Thedas, Vol. 2''), meaning that Gleam couldn't have been born before that. However, since Greagoir survives the Broken Circle quest in the [=BioWare=] novel/comics canon, it is unclear whether Gleam's adventures (or even her birth) occur before or after the Fifth Blight. The ''DA'' fan wiki places the comic between ''Literature/TheCalling'' and ''Anime/DawnOfTheSeeker'' in the chronology, but this appears to be just speculation.pure conjecture.
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* AmbiguousTimePeriod: Gleam's story is notoriously difficult to place into the overarching [[Timeline/DragonAge timeline of the series]], as the comic contains few references to known historical events. The only clue seems to be the presence of Knight-Commander Greagoir, who has been in charge of the Circle Tower since about 9:5 Dragon (according to ''World of Thedas, Vol. 2''), meaning that Gleam couldn't have been born before that. However, since Gregoir survives the Broken Circle quest in the [=BioWare=] novel/comic canon, it is unclear whether Gleam's adventures (or even her birth) occur before or after the Fifth Blight. The ''DA'' fan wiki places the comic between ''Literature/TheCalling'' and ''Anime/DawnOfTheSeeker'' in the chronology, but this appears to be just speculation.
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* AmbiguousTimePeriod: Gleam's story is notoriously difficult to place into the overarching [[Timeline/DragonAge timeline of the series]], as the comic contains few references to known historical events.canonical events and is, in turn, never referenced in any later installments. The only clue seems to be the presence of Knight-Commander Greagoir, who has been in charge of the Circle Tower since about 9:5 Dragon (according to ''World of Thedas, Vol. 2''), meaning that Gleam couldn't have been born before that. However, since Gregoir Greagoir survives the Broken Circle quest in the [=BioWare=] novel/comic novel/comics canon, it is unclear whether Gleam's adventures (or even her birth) occur before or after the Fifth Blight. The ''DA'' fan wiki places the comic between ''Literature/TheCalling'' and ''Anime/DawnOfTheSeeker'' in the chronology, but this appears to be just speculation.
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* AmbiguousTimePeriod: Gleam's story is notoriously difficult to place into the overarching [[Timeline/DragonAge timeline of the series]], as the comic contains few references to known historical events. The only clue seems to be the presence of Knight-Commander Greagoir, who had occupied that position since about 9:5 Dragon (according to ''World of Thedas, Vol. 2''), meaning that Gleam couldn't have been born before that. However, since Gregoir survives the Broken Circle quest in the [=BioWare=] novel/comic canon, it is unclear whether Gleam's adventures (or even her birth) occur before or after the Fifth Blight. The ''DA'' fan wiki places the comic between ''Literature/TheCalling'' and ''Anime/DawnOfTheSeeker'' in the chronology, but this appears to be just speculation.
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* AmbiguousTimePeriod: Gleam's story is notoriously difficult to place into the overarching [[Timeline/DragonAge timeline of the series]], as the comic contains few references to known historical events. The only clue seems to be the presence of Knight-Commander Greagoir, who had occupied that position has been in charge of the Circle Tower since about 9:5 Dragon (according to ''World of Thedas, Vol. 2''), meaning that Gleam couldn't have been born before that. However, since Gregoir survives the Broken Circle quest in the [=BioWare=] novel/comic canon, it is unclear whether Gleam's adventures (or even her birth) occur before or after the Fifth Blight. The ''DA'' fan wiki places the comic between ''Literature/TheCalling'' and ''Anime/DawnOfTheSeeker'' in the chronology, but this appears to be just speculation.
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''Dragon Age'' is a six-issue ComicBook mini-series set in the ''Franchise/DragonAge'' universe but unconnected to the major installments of the series (like ''VideoGame/DragonAgeOrigins''). It was written by Creator/OrsonScottCard and Aaron Johnston, illustrated by Humberto Ramos and Mark Robinson, and published by Creator/IDWPublishing between March and November 2010.
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''Dragon Age'' is a six-issue ComicBook mini-series set in the ''Franchise/DragonAge'' universe but largely unconnected to the major installments of the series (like ''VideoGame/DragonAgeOrigins''). It was written by Creator/OrsonScottCard and Aaron Johnston, illustrated by Humberto Ramos and Mark Robinson, and published by Creator/IDWPublishing between March and November 2010.
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* AmbiguousTimePeriod: Gleam's story is notoriously difficult to place into the overarching [[Timeline/DragonAge timeline of the series]], as the comic contains few references to known historical events. The only clue seems to be the presence of Knight-Commander Greagoir, who had occupied that position since about 9:5 Dragon (according to ''World of Thedas, Vol. 2''), meaning that Gleam couldn't have been born before that. However, since Gregoir survives the Broken Circle quest in the [=BioWare=] novel/comic canon, it is unclear whether Gleam's adventures (or even her birth) occur before or after the Fifth Blight. The ''DA'' fan wiki places the comic between ''Literature/TheCalling'' and ''Anime/DawnOfTheSeeker'' in the chronology, but this appears to be just speculation.
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* HealingHands: Gleam, to an absurd degree.
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* CutShort: It is very likely the comic was supposed to continue after the six published issues, as chapter six contained a preview of Gleam fighting a golem. However, after the ''DA'' comic license changed hands from Creator/IDWPublishing to Creator/DarkHorseComics, it is unlikely that her story will ever be continued.
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* TimeSkip: The first issue concerns the circumstances of Gleam's birth, while the rest follow her seventeen year old self's adventures.
* TimeSkip: The first issue concerns the circumstances of Gleam's birth, while the rest follow her seventeen year old self's adventures.
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* TookALevelInBadass: mostly hinted at, but Abernath apparently went from a rather meek and not very talented apprentice to an Enchanter who doesn't hesitate to remind Sadatt of his mistakes and is absolutely not impressed by the Templar's show of agressivity after he doesn't take kindly to one of Abernath's remarks.
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Set in an [[AmbiguousTimePeriod unspecified period of time,]] the series follows Gleam, the daughter of a mage born from a forbidden relationship with a [[MageKiller Templar]], raised outside of her parents' world by a blacksmith and who develops the same magic powers than her mother.
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Set in an [[AmbiguousTimePeriod unspecified period of time,]] time]], the series follows Gleam, the daughter of a mage born from a forbidden relationship with a [[MageKiller Templar]], Templar]]. Gleam was raised outside of her parents' world by a blacksmith and who develops the same magic powers than as her mother.
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''Dragon Age'' is a six-issue ComicBook mini-series set in the ''Franchise/DragonAge'' universe but unconnected to the major installments of the series (like ''VideoGame/DragonAgeOrigins''). It was written by Creator/OrsonScottCard and Aaron Johnston, illustrated by Humberto Ramos and Mark Robinson, and published by IDW Publishing Creator/IDWPublishing between March and November 2010.
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Set in an [[AmbiguousTimePeriod unspecified period of time,]] the series follows Gleam, the daughter of a mage yet member of the born from a forbidden relationship with a [[MageKiller Templar Order]], Templar]], raised outside of her parents' world by a blacksmith and who finds herself developing develops the same magical abilities that she is supposed to suppress in others.magic powers than her mother.
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''Dragon Age'' is a six-issue ComicBook mini-series set in the ''Franchise/DragonAge'' universe but unconnected to the major installments of the series (like ''VideoGame/DragonAgeOrigins''). It was written by Creator/OrsonScottCard and Aaron Johnston, illustrated by Creator/HumbertoRamos Humberto Ramos and Mark Robinson, and published by Creator/IDWPublishing IDW Publishing between March and November 2010.
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''Dragon Age'' is a six-issue ComicBook mini-series set in the ''Franchise/DragonAge'' universe but unconnected to the major installments of the series (like ''VideoGame/DragonAgeOrigins''). It was written by Creator/OrsonScottCard and Aaron Johnston, illustrated by Creator/HumbertoRamos and Mark Robinson, and published by Creator/IDWPublishing between March and November 2010.
Set in an unspecified period of time, the series follows Gleam, daughter of mage and member of the [[MageKiller Templar Order]], who finds herself developing the same magical abilities that she is supposed to suppress in others.
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!!The series contains examples of following tropes:
* TheBlacksmith: Gleam and her adoptive father.
* HealingHands: Gleam, to an absurd degree.
** Without any real training to boot.
* PlayingWithFire: Veness, Gleam.
* PowerNullifier: Templars are capable of preventing Mages from using magic, although this typically requires focus, concentration and being prepared beforehand. One can infer this is why they weren't able to use this trick in Issue #1.
* SpiritAdvisor: Veness, in the fade, to Gleam
* UltimateBlacksmith: Issue #2 starts with Gleam using her magic to help her forge a sword. The result is a sword which cuts through pretty much anything.
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Set in an unspecified period of time, the series follows Gleam, daughter of mage and member of the [[MageKiller Templar Order]], who finds herself developing the same magical abilities that she is supposed to suppress in others.
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!!The series contains examples of following tropes:
* TheBlacksmith: Gleam and her adoptive father.
* HealingHands: Gleam, to an absurd degree.
** Without any real training to boot.
* PlayingWithFire: Veness, Gleam.
* PowerNullifier: Templars are capable of preventing Mages from using magic, although this typically requires focus, concentration and being prepared beforehand. One can infer this is why they weren't able to use this trick in Issue #1.
* SpiritAdvisor: Veness, in the fade, to Gleam
* UltimateBlacksmith: Issue #2 starts with Gleam using her magic to help her forge a sword. The result is a sword which cuts through pretty much anything.
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