#morowa

Dragon Age: Inquisition style card for my Inquisitor, Morowa Trevelyan.

My latest work in progress. 

Morowa Ihejirika is a ruthless bad-ass with the power to manipulate fear and stimuli. She can do something as little as give you nightmares for a week, or if you really piss her off, she’ll have you crying in fear, kneeling at her feet. 

My Inquisitor Morowa aka A Western Approach in the Western Approach

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Hell yes! But while I’m excited to see where Bioware takes their story, I’m also trying to keep a level head and not let myself dive too deep or get too emotionally invested before they’ve actually put out a product. So I’ve been replaying Inquisition with Morowa and channelling my energy and excitement in that direction instead. I’ve tried my hand at Tevinter style before for this post, but I wanted to dress Dorian and Morowa in some Inquisition-era Tevinter-chic clothing this time around.

(This is the post in reference.)

Morowa loves herself a jokester and a goofball and Alistair is both. In DAO, Alistair is snarky, sarcastic, and facetious. Alistair’s brand of humour–pretending to put on airs, mimicking voices, and hijacking otherwise serious conversations by dialling up the absurdity of his responses (e.g., offering to show the Warden “a couple of interesting-looking moles” when asked one too many personal questions)–makes him Morowa’s dream conversationalist.

I imagine they’d have a rapport where Morowa would “yes, and…” his experiences, supporting and buying into whatever Alistair says in that moment while contributing additional details (e.g., “It was difficult being home-schooled by a pack of dogs, you know, but now Alistair can bark fluently in three languages”) to disquieted strangers. I think they’d make a bizarre albeit fun duo.

But I don’t think those qualities of Alistair’s are necessarily on grand display in DAI like they were in DAO… which leads me to yet another Dragon Age AU with Morowa as Grey Warden. 

I think she would get along VERY well with Leliana ASKLDGJKALSDJG Details below a read-more.

(Thank you for assuming that about Bodran as you’re correct. He doesn’t feel a great deal of guilt about anything that gives him pleasure.)

Morowa enjoys what she would consider “froufrou” live entertainment like the Orlesian Opera. I qualify this as a “guilty pleasure” because Morowa has tried to build a reputation that is hard-working, down-to-earth, and (for lack of a better term) anti-aristocratic. She shrugs off the pomp of her title despite Vivienne’s protests: she’s usually covered in dirt and muck from the road, wearing the quality of clothes that any one of her soldiers might wear, and associates herself with riffraff because riffraff are her kind of people. However, she’s an absolute sucker for the gaudy extravagance of entertainment like the Orlesian Opera.