on, and he still suffers from tunnel vision and ignorance, particularly regarding elves. (Seriously, sparing him as a Tabris is a crazy hard choice to make.)

I'll type up more stuff later, I'm tired of typing. Maybe I'll bring up makes next! I'm having fun.

about it. Meanwhile, the Qun is so blatantly foreign and alien that you are barely given enough to misunderstand... at least until 2 and Inquisition, anyway.

I really love this series so much because as horrible as he may be, it's Loghain who has one of the "better" grasps on what's going ->

Sten exists to point out that misunderstandings and stereotypes rule this world, especially since he also doesn't understand anything going on... but he knows that. Everyone else is confident that they understand the others, but are constantly challenged on that, but Sten is forward ->

Oh, hey, Human time! Where do I even begin, lol. Humans are the "insert privilege here" race of Origins and Inquisition, as 2 had a more destitute setting at first and Veilguard is a little more static as I understand, but you'll still realize your Noble might not understand the normal humans. ->

The moment he (canonically) steps out on the surface, you realize his comments about falling into the sky are less a weird joke and more like actual superstition. Like with the Dalish, cutting themselves off means they have no earthly idea what is going on up top. ->

the Dalish, and the Dalish have VERY clear misunderstanding of... well, it would seem a lot of things, huh?

And of course, there's the Dwarves. (Btw, my Warden is fascinated with the Dwarves and the Qunari, even if critical of their ways.) Ohgren is a glorious insight into this, btw. ->

that they have to follow. They are used to thinking things into reality, something mere mortality isn't capable of.

The Elves are absolutely rife with this, as well. Ignoring the revelations about the Creators and Arlathan, the typical City Elf (like my Warden) have a mythologized view of ->

Sweet fuck I could have phrased that better, but it was the name of the battle theme in the original version. I like Pepper Steak, very nice unhinged sound.

Low-key, I picked the pepper steak as a bit since I beat Off recently, but it turned out to be really really good

Btw, I literally finished Off the other day with the fiance, so this is an experience for me, and you best believe I'm listening to Pepper Steak while eating this Pepper Steak