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Casthos knew their eyes were cursed. So, how was it Gale looked at them like something worth worshiping? or A series of scenes following my Tav as they learn how to live only after they should have died.

He’s a blood mage and a spirit healer. Olivyr tries desperately to keep the peace in Kirkwall and fails on pretty much every front. Only in Act 3 does Olivyr start taking a hard pro-mage stance. It’s after the fact that Olivyr comes to the realization Anders’ actions at the chantry were necessary and peace was never going to be an option.

Olivyr romanced Fenris. After the events of DA2, he tried to convince Fenris to leave–fearing retribution and unable to handle losing another loved one–but Fenris refused. They travelled together for a couple years, helping and freeing those they could. 

Varric tips Olivyr off about the Inquisition searching for him. Olivyr most definitely does not want to be the Inquisitor. He couldn’t even save his family. He never wanted to be the Champion. He kinda resents the title. He wouldn’t be able to handle the responsibility of the world. Olivyr probably invites Varric to run away with him and Fenris, Varric refused.

When Varric tells him about Corypheus, Olivyr knows he doesn’t have a choice anymore. He can’t handle the idea of bringing Fenris into danger like this and though it’s difficult to convince Fenris, they separate for the time being. Fenris continues on his mission of freeing people from Tevinter Magisters. Olivyr goes to finish what he started. 

Blood mage and Arcane Warrior. Will do whatever it takes to stop the blight and live. Knowledge is knowledge, regardless of the source. Believes blood magic is the answer to curing the calling.

Romanced Zevran.

Separated briefly after the events of Origins as Zevran went to dismantle the Crows and Sylvas went to find a cure to the calling. Reunited some time after the events of DA2.

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