u/Infamous_Gur_9083

I choose to save both because well.

Couldn't let either get destroyed.

I honestly don't know why back then.

Probably because I was a horny teenager.

Granted I have never seen anything similar like it in other similar strategy games.

Only their spear warband can do this among barbarian factions.

I crushed it easily of course while playing as the Julii back then but I have to admit. This was a surprise.

I have put the source in the comment section.

When Colin's bar goes to him if anything happens to that snake.

I was genuinely happy for Gob.

I mean most other people in the Wasteland at least tries to hide their "deceitful nature".

But not this guy.

The faction wide bonuses it gave didn't help me at all.

I could already make do with what I have when using the navy.

I genuinely thought they were "uniquely shaped rocks".

This was one of those things that also "flew over my head". Back turn, at least.

Do you think the reigning ruler needs to centralize power more?

I just can't stand the thought of Anora having absolute power.

She's not of the Theirin bloodline.

Though, I will give her credit where she has it due. Anora is the daughter of a Terynyr and a national hero of Ferelden but that should only allow her to be "second best".

Don't you guys agree?

They're going to have to abandon it completely one day.

Always creeps me out no matter the playthrough.

Seriously, I thought being a Grey Warden literally means the guards won't mess with me.

But I was wrong.

Technically after the second encounter. They did stop bothering me but I can't believe it actually still happened the first time.

I personally would want to.

Want to find out whether this can cure terminal diseases for example.

But then, only now at 28. Do I finally understand.

They're the best infantry Barbarian factions have access to, so naturally their morale is better and more resistant to any routing attempts.

Still, so annoying though. Having to do multiple cavalry charges instead of only usually once against them.

Their melee stats were bad. They wouldn't last long in a melee because of it.

It took me several more years before coming back to the game and finishing it as a Roman faction once again to realize the error of my thinking.

You see, I applied "Roman way of warfare" when I wanted to play other factions. I didn't realize that other factions have their own unique way of making war. That's how I discovered the Phalanx formation button.

Mann, I honestly thought all of Greek infantry with the exception of the Spartan Hoplites were completely useless. How wrong I was.

With the Phalanx, a few militia hoplites placed near enemy entry points in a city was completely undefeatable. That's how I saved Syracuse while playing as the Greeks from Roman occupation.

I swear, they never learn.

What? Do their friends never warned them or something? The ones that ran away at least.

Below is the source.

Source I have put below.

Man, Jackson Field is so underrated.

Let's roleplay. What if you were the protagonist, Alistair or Riordan?

Would you actually want Loghain joining the Grey Warden order?

I mean, I know the chapter in Ferelden was desperate but man. Loghain REALLY CROSSED A LOT OF LINES.