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** Cassandra muses early on that it's a shame more people can't take the initiation to join the Seekers, since that gives a person immunity to possession and mind control. [[spoiler:She is not the first person to think that. The reason it was discovered that tranquility strips mages of their magic is because [[UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom a mage had the exact same idea and tried to test it]]. In addition, those with a little knowledge of Dragon Age's lore (specifically, that "cured" Tranquil have shown to be implulsive and have difficulty controlling their emotions) may catch on that Cassandra has an impulsive and notably tactless personality, something that she herself admits, stating that when she knows what is right, she does it right away so not to waste time worrying about the consequences, alluding to the fact that the Vigil that she undertook to become a Seeker was actually a self-induced Rite of Tranquility which she was then cured of via being touched by a Spirit of Faith.]]
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* ImplacableMan: Or woman, rather. On learning of Erimond's treachery, Warden Clarel strides ominously toward him, effortlessly shrugging off his fire attacks.
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* FreudianExcuse: In one path of Cole's personal quest, [[spoiler:he discovers that the Templar who killed the original Cole was forced to drown kittens by "Louis."]]
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** Subverted by Erimond: When Cassandra asks Cole if Erimond has a secret, hidden pain, Cole simply replies, "No. Erimond is anarsehole."arsehole," much to Cassandra's [[ActuallyPrettyFunny amusement]].
** Subverted by Erimond: When Cassandra asks Cole if Erimond has a secret, hidden pain, Cole simply replies, "No. Erimond is an
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** There is plenty of foreshadowing concerning [[spoiler:Blackwall's true identity]], such as the fact that [[spoiler:he's not affected by the Calling, becomes disproportionately aggressive when asked by Varric about his 'dark secret', and didn't know that there were only three Wardens involved in the Battle of Denerim.]]
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** Cassandra muses early on that it's a shame more people can't take the initiation to join the Seekers, since that gives a person immunity to possession and mind control. [[spoiler:She is not the first person to think that. The reason it was discovered that tranquility strips mages of their magic is because [[UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom a mage had the exact same idea and tried to test it]].]]
** Some idle gossip around Haven about the structure of Haven can hint to what happens there. You can overhear one guard asking another why they need such huge trebuchets for bandits, to which the superior snaps they're there in case they get attacked by more than just bandits. [[spoiler: Cue the Elder One and his army of mages/Red Templars, and the trebuchets needed to slow/stop them by making avalanches and rockslides.]] Others gossipers mention many unknown tunnels under Haven that lead into the mountains. [[spoiler: Many people manage to escape the destruction of Haven by sneaking out through the tunnels, and the Herald narrowly escapes a rockslide they created to stop the Elder One by falling into a tunnel passage.]]
** Some idle gossip around Haven about the structure of Haven can hint to what happens there. You can overhear one guard asking another why they need such huge trebuchets for bandits, to which the superior snaps they're there in case they get attacked by more than just bandits. [[spoiler: Cue the Elder One and his army of mages/Red Templars, and the trebuchets needed to slow/stop them by making avalanches and rockslides.]] Others gossipers mention many unknown tunnels under Haven that lead into the mountains. [[spoiler: Many people manage to escape the destruction of Haven by sneaking out through the tunnels, and the Herald narrowly escapes a rockslide they created to stop the Elder One by falling into a tunnel passage.]]
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** Cassandra muses early on that it's a shame more people can't take the initiation to join the Seekers, since that gives a person immunity to possession and mind control. [[spoiler:She is not the first person to think that. The reason it was discovered that tranquility strips mages of their magic is because [[UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom a mage had the exact same idea and tried to test it]]. In addition, those with a little knowledge of Dragon Age's lore (specifically, that "cured" Tranquil have shown to be implulsive and have difficulty controlling their emotions) may catch on that Cassandra has an impulsive and notably tactless personality, something that she herself admits, stating that when she knows what is right, she does it right away so not to waste time worrying about the consequences, alluding to the fact that the Vigil that she undertook to become a Seeker was actually a self-induced Rite of Tranquility which she was then cured of via being touched by a Spirit of Faith.]]
** Some idle gossip around Haven about the structure of Haven can hint to what happens there. You can overhear one guard asking another why they need such huge trebuchetsfor bandits, if they're not going to lay siege upon someone, to which the superior snaps they're there in case they get attacked by more than just bandits. someone lays siege to ''them.'' [[spoiler: Cue the Elder One and his army of mages/Red Templars, and the trebuchets needed to slow/stop them by making avalanches and rockslides.]] Others gossipers mention many unknown tunnels under Haven that lead into the mountains. [[spoiler: Many people manage to escape the destruction of Haven by sneaking out through the tunnels, and the Herald narrowly escapes a rockslide they created to stop the Elder One by falling into a tunnel passage.]]
** Some idle gossip around Haven about the structure of Haven can hint to what happens there. You can overhear one guard asking another why they need such huge trebuchets
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* FoulMedicine: If the player takes the time to enjoy the scene with the Iron Bull and his Chargers. The group's medic, Stitches, makes something which can help with most any injury, but as Bull says, it tastes absolutely terrible. Stitches then points out that "It's a ''poultice'', ser, you're not ''supposed'' to drink it." (It's a CreatorInJoke about the fact that in ''VideoGame/DragonAgeOrigins'', all medical items were consumed by the characters even if they were identified as poultices.)
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* FictionalCOnstellations: This game introduces Thedas' constellations, which are partially based on the religious leanings of ancient Tevinter, which at one time ruled the majority of the continent. They're utilized in a series of in-universe puzzles which lead the heroes to hidden treasure caches.
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* JokeItem: The "Victim of Fashion" amulet, which is your reward (using the term loosely) for completing the unlisted side quest "A Fragment of Inadequate Chain Mail." It gives one point to Cunning, and ''-100'' to three forms of defense. It's virtually worthless, even as VendorTrash, but the circumstances under which it's acquired are amusing enough to make it this trope.
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* JokeItem: The "Victim of Fashion" amulet, which is your reward (using the term loosely) for completing the unlisted side quest "A Fragment of Inadequate Chain Mail." It gives one point to Cunning, and ''-100'' to three forms of defense. It's virtually worthless, even as VendorTrash, ShopFodder, but the circumstances under which it's acquired are amusing enough to make it this trope.
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* FilkSong: [[http://youtu.be/3MVqdYcbDp8 All As One]], courtesy of [[Music/MiracleOfSound Miracle of Sound]]. A quick search will find [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-oA-OvP3vME many]], [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5M3TzAiNqzU many]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x46QHercK4s more]].
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** [[spoiler:The Hero of Ferelden, if they live after Origins, disappeared a few years ago without any reason. [[note]] At least as far as everyone, outside the Warden's chosen romance, is concerned. Apparently, this include the rest of the Grey Wardens (of course, we don't know if this will be just Hawke's warden ally choosing to mantain the Warden's mission hidden to any non-warden people or the mission is only knowned only by the wardens' high-command).[[/note]] The Inquisitor learns later that the Warden is in a mission to cure the Calling that all Grey Wardens suffer.]]
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** The bard in the tavern will occasionally sing songs about your companions, either singularly or as a group, even the ones you haven't recruited.
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* IShallTauntYou: The "Vanguard" tree for Warriors focuses on various ways to verbally assault their foes and to exploit their being "[[StandardStatusEffects taunted]]". At the very minimum, taunting keeps the enemy heat on [[StoneWall the warrior]] instead of [[FragileSpeedster their]] [[SquishyWizard group-mates]].
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* IShallTauntYou: The "Vanguard" tree for Warriors focuses on various ways to verbally assault their foes and to exploit their being "[[StandardStatusEffects "[[StatusEffects taunted]]". At the very minimum, taunting keeps the enemy heat on [[StoneWall the warrior]] instead of [[FragileSpeedster their]] [[SquishyWizard group-mates]].
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** In the ''Jaws of Hakkon'' DLC, [[spoiler: you meet the First Inquisitor and your predecessor, Ameridan.]] Throughout the questline, you see the echoes of his adventures that linger to this day.
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** 'Collectables' like the oculara and landmarks never have different interactions depending on your character background or story revelations... even when you're an elf grabbing landmarks that are tributes to the Exalted March (against elves) or if you've optionally found the information that [[spoiler: oculara are the skulls of Tranquil recently and expressly killed for the purpose of finding the keystones. Even when you're a human mage and probably ''knew some of them.'']] For that matter, there's no explanation of why there are oculara in the Frostback Basin, since it's unlikely they were the original intended method of finding the keystones. Just new DLC area = more collectibles.
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* FightingAcrossTimeAndSpace: The finale of ''Trespasser'' [[spoiler:sees the Inquisitor's party chase after the ArcVillain Viddasala by hopping through multiple Eluvians, which are effectively ancient Elven teleportation devices scattered throughout the remotest corners of the world.]]
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** During In Hushed Whispers, [[spoiler: you are sent forward in time a year and by the end of the quest you are sent back, negating the new timeline you found yourself in. However, you still retain all the items and experience points you and your companions acquired during your time in the future. This is the first time that time travel has featured in the series so maybe it works differently in Thedas.]]
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* HeroOfAnotherStory: [[spoiler:The Hero of Ferelden, if they live after Origins, dissapear a few years ago without any reason. [[note]] At least as far as everyone, outside the Warden's chosed romance, is concerned. Apparently, this include the rest of the Grey Wardens (of course, we don't know if this will be just Hawke's warden ally choosing to mantain the Warden's mission hidden to any non-warden people or the mission is only knowned only by the wardens' high-command).[[/note]] The Inquisitor learns later that the Warden is in a mission to cure the Calling that all Grey Wardens suffer.]]
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** Through the War Table operations, you are able to send agents, members, and allies of the Inquisition on their own adventures in your name. This includes, but not limited to: the Bull's Chargers, Sutherland and Company, Ser Barris, the Grey Wardens, and so forth.
** [[spoiler:The Hero of Ferelden, if they live after Origins,dissapear disappeared a few years ago without any reason. [[note]] At least as far as everyone, outside the Warden's chosed chosen romance, is concerned. Apparently, this include the rest of the Grey Wardens (of course, we don't know if this will be just Hawke's warden ally choosing to mantain the Warden's mission hidden to any non-warden people or the mission is only knowned only by the wardens' high-command).[[/note]] The Inquisitor learns later that the Warden is in a mission to cure the Calling that all Grey Wardens suffer.]]
** Through the War Table operations, you are able to send agents, members, and allies of the Inquisition on their own adventures in your name. This includes, but not limited to: the Bull's Chargers, Sutherland and Company, Ser Barris, the Grey Wardens, and so forth.
** [[spoiler:The Hero of Ferelden, if they live after Origins,
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* KarmaHoudini: Cole's personal quest involves confronting a Templar [[spoiler:who was responsible for the original Cole starving to death through his negligence]]. Cole is ready to "kill him [[spoiler:back]]"; the Inquisitor can promptly promise to help with the killing, but Solas and Varric agree that this is out of the question and dismiss the possibility out of hand. The worst that can happen to him is [[spoiler:being shot at with an unloaded crossbow in order to teach Cole a valuable lesson about how Revenge Doesn't Make You Feel Better]]. The other option is [[spoiler:he gets spirit amnesia therapy, so he doesn't even ''remember'' what he did; admittedly, this is the path in which his contrition and remorse are verified and we're shown his FreudianExcuse]].
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* ItHasBeenAnHonor: Delivered to or by the Inquisitor and some companions before going to finish the BigBad.
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* HeroOfAnotherStory: [[spoiler:The Hero of Ferelden, if they live after Origins, dissapear a few years ago, without a reason. [[note]] At least as far as everyone, outside the Warden's chosed romance, is concerned. Apparently, this include the rest of the Grey Wardens (of course, we don't know if this will be just Hawke's warden ally choosing to mantain the Warden's mission hidden to any non-warden people or the mission is only knowned only by the wardens' high-command).[[/note]] The Inquisitor learns later they are in a mission to cure the Calling that all Grey Wardens suffer.]]
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