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clonechild) wrote2011-06-20 11:08 pm
clonechild) wrote2011-06-20 11:08 pm
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Just so you all know, Dragon Age has bitchin' parties.
In Origins this meant that my party was awesome and sexy as all fuck and also flirted with everything that moved (mainly by containing Zevran).
In Awakening this meant that my party was even awesomer and could kill everything by breathing in its general direction, mainly by containing my m!Surana with his Arcane Warrior/Blood Mage/Spirit Healer spec, Anders with Arcane Warrior/Spirit Healer/Battlemage and Nathaniel who is a rogue archer with mad dex (no I will always be more than slightly in love with Nathaniel, why do you ask? ...it's the voice. And the leg-baring rogue armour).
...In Dragon Age II, however, having a bitchin' party essentially means that the only thing keeping them from ripping each other's throats out is Hawke's sad puppy eyes.
In Origins this meant that my party was awesome and sexy as all fuck and also flirted with everything that moved (mainly by containing Zevran).
In Awakening this meant that my party was even awesomer and could kill everything by breathing in its general direction, mainly by containing my m!Surana with his Arcane Warrior/Blood Mage/Spirit Healer spec, Anders with Arcane Warrior/Spirit Healer/Battlemage and Nathaniel who is a rogue archer with mad dex (no I will always be more than slightly in love with Nathaniel, why do you ask? ...it's the voice. And the leg-baring rogue armour).
...In Dragon Age II, however, having a bitchin' party essentially means that the only thing keeping them from ripping each other's throats out is Hawke's sad puppy eyes.