Played a year or two at 'mercenary' between 18-20 years of age, but at the same time, had a roof over her head and an allowance, so she was doing it without need.В Due to her 'Nobles are awful' sentiment, she and Sera got along famously being immature. Aunt Lucille was much older and wiser she insisted on nobility 'Game' like lessons in exchange for providing dagger training to young Mara. She moved in with Aunt Lucille(a trevelyan family member listed on the Wikia page). At age 12, something happened that made her outright reject her nobility. However, when talking to companions she tends to pick the silly/jokey dialogue options (either because she likes them and wants to make them laugh, like Solas and Dorian, or because she secretly doesn't like them but doesn't want to let on and hides it with a joke like with Sera and Cassandra.)Д¬hildhood dream: To be a Spy Bard. I imagine she felt overwhelmed being part of a huge human religious/military organization after being part of a small clan all her life, so she often picked 'frustrated' dialogue options when dealing with Inquisition affairs at the start of the game. I originally intended for her to be a snark knight like Tabris, but as I played her she realized she's representing the Dalish as she interacts with Andrastians and/or humans, so she acts polite, tactful, and diplomatic most of the time. Inquisitor Lavellan: Calm, diplomatic, tends to lose her temper in stressful situations but tells jokes to her close friends. I headcanon that when she was young humans would bully her and then make fun of her when she got mad, so she forced herself to remain calm and channel her bile into her biting wit. She tended to pick the snarky dialogue option, or the calm one if not available. Warden Tabris: Casual, sassy and smart-mouthed. On a lark, I tried defiling the Sacred Ashes, hated it, reloaded from save.ДЇWIW, a friend of mine likes to pattern his RP after a fictional hero, like Fahfrd or Grey Mouser, or Jon Snow, or Drizzt Do'Urden. She enjoyed punching Solas.ДAO: Goodie-two-shoes. For example, she sided with the Templars in order to put the squeeze on any random apostates the Inquisition ran into, for blackmail or protection money. Every decision was based on what would result in the most loot coming her way. When I played a Carta dwarf, her secret agenda was to amass loot. My mages are always snarky, it just seems to fit that you have to have a good sense of humor to put up with a Circle or the Harrowing.ДAI: Secret agenda - lucre. Max approval for funny pals (Sera, Dorian, IB), don't care about whether the rest approve or not.

Not a sociopath, just a brute and an authoritarian 'my way or the highway'.ДAI: Snarky, always use dialogue option 2 or the Confused option (although sometimes the Stoic or Happy option is funnier). Killed Bethany himself at the end of Act 3ДAI: Jerquisitor, always use dialogue option 3 or the red fist. Secretly kind hearted, but hides it due to her criminal originД®asily manipulated (destroyed the sacred ashes, Morrigan convinced her the OGB was the right thing) Very dumb, inquisitive and naive because she lived underground all her lifeДЄcts tough and intimidating, but no one takes her seriously because she looks the oppositeД®njoys killing, and the bigger the target the better These were my favourite characters (trying my best to remember, although it was years ago since I played them): The most fun I ever had was making a unique Warden and Hawke, and did dialogue/choices that I never would have done before, but following through with their personalities made the games SO MUCH FUN. The reason for this is because I can't think of personalities for my characters, and I always end up playing the same type over and over again. Hey guys, I've been trying to start a new dragon age playthrough from Origins to Inquisition but I can't get into the game. Question: What are the unique personalities you gave to your characters?

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