#herherald

i'm avoiding even playing 2 because i know 3's gonna break me aahhh)

you should really play me2, personally i think it was the best in the trilogy... and yeah 3 is gonna break you

herherald replied to your post “well it’s been a while since the last time I cried like this”

( All the endings are basically shit. Just a color swap. )

yupp, luckily i had high ems and i got the so called happy ending

She's overwhelmed by the expectations people hold of her, at first. Firm in her belief that she's chosen by Andraste, and having already carried the title of Herald and the duties that came along with pride, being the Inquisitor, officially, actually quickly becomes a strong source of stability for her, allows her a kind of comfort in who she is that she's rarely had in her life. She hopes to use her influence to improve life for mages and bring reform to the Chantry.

Being a person of importance by her own virtue, rather than the weight that came with her deceased friend's noble birth, makes her more confident, as well, though she still fears what would become of her if anyone learned about the real Lady Trevelyan (and does worry that things will be worse if people discover the truth after she's been made Inquisitor.)

He's a man of reason and logic who's been thrown into a world of illogic and dreams- he knows how to stay composed and focus on the mission, he's trained his life for that type of control, but the Fade is on a whole new level.

With Hawke being left behind...it doesn't seem fair. He's sixty-five, and hated in two nations. They've only known each other for a few months, but Hawke has proven themselves capable and strong, and Loghain feels like Hawke dying is his fault. It doesn't feel fair that he was denied both the ability to earn redemption by killing the Archdemon and to die with honor in the Fade.

Mhm he'd be devastated. He follows her becaus ehe believes in what she believes in, in what she teaches. A forgiving Maker, one that might still love them. Beauty in darkness.. it helped him to get at least a bit over his obsession with perfection when he met her the first time after the Blight.

Her dying.. would for him be a sign that it was not true. That there is no guarding hand, that they will all die in vain.. 

Probably not. Magnus doesn't like to send others to their death, he rather goes himself. Plus becoming the next Margrave looms still over his head, so accepting another high position would create a conflict of interests for later.

( I think it looks nice! Is there anything you aren't liking? )

For every “♡” I get I’ll give tip on how to win my muse’s heart.

stop being cute dwarf my cheeks cannot take such heat.