Offtopic about sandal and titans and blight: If the evanuris(mythl included) defeat a titan, that titan could do the same as mythal and coexist with someone?(Mythal-Flemeth, Titan-Sandal). A titan is a magic thing and the dwarves are cut from magic, that can explain why he is like a tranquil, because the evanuris do something with the blood of the titan(I tought, released the blight) that cut his connection to the fade. That explain also the scary womam with scary laught(she "killed" on of their souls)... or another evanuris(I forgot the name, June? or the other) is the scary lady because she experiment with the titan. Idea for video: Kieran saids that morrigan is the inheritor that wait for the next age, and the inquisitor will bring that age... i cant connect these things, first i tought that "Inheritor of mythal? sounds good... wait... how the inquisitor enter here"
Wow, some great theory work here! I always thought the Blight had something to do with the Stone and dwarfs' fates, but I never thought red lyrium was specifically apart of that. And I get how the sun exposure or living topside can have an effect too. Dwarfs who live on the surface don't hear the stone or have stone sense, so maybe that sense in the connection that calls them home when they die? But then why aren't surface dwarfs who die on the surface restless? Or are they just burned on pyres like humans to prevent that from happening? Surface dwarven culture would be an excellent subject to look into for more answers perhaps.
The Kingdom great vid.. So the Forgotten were trapped dwarfs. And they created / became red lyrium by eating old gods ( spirits ). I believe that the old gods or elven gods where all spirits ( fade creatures ) . When the Evanuris ( Mythal ) brought down a Titan, they then cast away or buried and forgotten the dwarfs. Bianca explains that red lyrium has the blight, but perhaps it is the blight.
I thought the Hissing Wastes became a wasteland because it had been blighted. The rejected dwarves may have died as blighted creatures, while living on the surface. I don't think the surface, itself, changes dwarves. (Personal opinion.) From what I understand, ghouls only become so with time. Hespith and Ruck were blighted for a very long time, and still not exactly dead. Unfortunately, I would guess the unfortunate Grey Warden dwarves would also be rejected, as they'd suffer the same fate if not killed during their Calling. The price of being a Grey Warden seems to go up every time I hear or read new lore on the matter.
Offtopic about sandal and titans and blight:
If the evanuris(mythl included) defeat a titan, that titan could do the same as mythal and coexist with someone?(Mythal-Flemeth, Titan-Sandal).
A titan is a magic thing and the dwarves are cut from magic, that can explain why he is like a tranquil, because the evanuris do something with the blood of the titan(I tought, released the blight) that cut his connection to the fade.
That explain also the scary womam with scary laught(she "killed" on of their souls)... or another evanuris(I forgot the name, June? or the other) is the scary lady because she experiment with the titan.
Idea for video: Kieran saids that morrigan is the inheritor that wait for the next age, and the inquisitor will bring that age... i cant connect these things, first i tought that "Inheritor of mythal? sounds good... wait... how the inquisitor enter here"
Wow, some great theory work here! I always thought the Blight had something to do with the Stone and dwarfs' fates, but I never thought red lyrium was specifically apart of that. And I get how the sun exposure or living topside can have an effect too. Dwarfs who live on the surface don't hear the stone or have stone sense, so maybe that sense in the connection that calls them home when they die? But then why aren't surface dwarfs who die on the surface restless? Or are they just burned on pyres like humans to prevent that from happening? Surface dwarven culture would be an excellent subject to look into for more answers perhaps.
This is an amazing theory. I had to watch the video twice. You Talking Dragon Age theories are fascinating.
Yey finally something about the dwarfs :) They are my favorite race in Dragon age series .
Profane literally means "shut out of the temple." So it may have a reference to the Titan 'temples.'
The Kingdom great vid.. So the Forgotten were trapped dwarfs. And they created / became red lyrium by eating old gods
( spirits ). I believe that the old gods or elven gods where all spirits ( fade creatures ) . When the Evanuris ( Mythal ) brought down a Titan, they then cast away or buried and forgotten the dwarfs. Bianca explains that red lyrium has the blight, but perhaps it is the blight.
I thought the Hissing Wastes became a wasteland because it had been blighted. The rejected dwarves may have died as blighted creatures, while living on the surface. I don't think the surface, itself, changes dwarves. (Personal opinion.) From what I understand, ghouls only become so with time. Hespith and Ruck were blighted for a very long time, and still not exactly dead. Unfortunately, I would guess the unfortunate Grey Warden dwarves would also be rejected, as they'd suffer the same fate if not killed during their Calling. The price of being a Grey Warden seems to go up every time I hear or read new lore on the matter.
Hmm. So what about dwarves born on the surface? They seem to have no connection to the Stone at all.
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