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I wish we saw these “mage-based justicars” in DATV
— 2 hours, 15 min ago
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The phrase “…racist blood mages” feels rather modern, though not inaccurate.
— 1 minute ago
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The Streets of Minrathous
• Not a lot to say about this one. I did find it interesting how an extremist group can break down into different factions.
• Idk if it’s my opinions on Neve filtering through, or the fact that I’ve read so much Dresden Files that mage detectives are held to a high standard, but the noir vibe didn’t click.
— 8 minutes ago
• Not a lot to say about this one. I did find it interesting how an extremist group can break down into different factions.
• Idk if it’s my opinions on Neve filtering through, or the fact that I’ve read so much Dresden Files that mage detectives are held to a high standard, but the noir vibe didn’t click.
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Murder by Death Mages
• Really, not much to say on this one. Nevarran politics is patently absurd.
— 2 hours, 37 min ago
• Really, not much to say on this one. Nevarran politics is patently absurd.
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“…because she was a mage no longer chained to any Circle of Magi…”
So the Mortalitasi aren’t so much a branch of the Circle as they are the Circle within Nevarra
— 2 hours, 52 min ago
So the Mortalitasi aren’t so much a branch of the Circle as they are the Circle within Nevarra
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Hunger
• This felt like an homage to Origins. Grey Wardens being heroes, doing thankless work. The presence of werewolves and hunger demons, conspicuously absent from later games.
— 3 hours, 8 min ago
• This felt like an homage to Origins. Grey Wardens being heroes, doing thankless work. The presence of werewolves and hunger demons, conspicuously absent from later games.
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Luck in the Gardens
• Feketuky writes weird really well— the oddities of the Necropolis, the eldritch Cekorax.
• The Lovecraft influence is strong, with first person narration and a thing from beyond the world breaching in.
• Also, thematically loved the idea of Hollix, a master of disguise, going against a creature that absorbs others’ physiognomy.
— 3 hours, 54 min ago
• Feketuky writes weird really well— the oddities of the Necropolis, the eldritch Cekorax.
• The Lovecraft influence is strong, with first person narration and a thing from beyond the world breaching in.
• Also, thematically loved the idea of Hollix, a master of disguise, going against a creature that absorbs others’ physiognomy.
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It’s not just mages who can earn their freedom. It’s anyone with at sufficient talent, seems like.
— 4 hours, 18 min ago
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“…a Lord of Fortune’s got to have some standards that sets them apart from common glory-seekers, and that’s one for me.”
I do love the idea that the Lords have a morality, but it’s a personal code of ethics rather than a faction-wide one. Fits the rag-tag pirate idea.
— 6 hours, 4 min ago
I do love the idea that the Lords have a morality, but it’s a personal code of ethics rather than a faction-wide one. Fits the rag-tag pirate idea.
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Callback
• Personally, I found it hard to keep track of the action with so many perspective shifts between each paragraph
• Harritt, Dagna, and Cabot’s cameos were great. I feel Elan and Morris’ simply didn’t have as strong a personality in DAI, so their return doesn’t have the same effect.
• Possibly a prelude to the regret prison? At least thematically?
• The last lines 💯
— Mar 20, 2026 01:29PM
• Personally, I found it hard to keep track of the action with so many perspective shifts between each paragraph
• Harritt, Dagna, and Cabot’s cameos were great. I feel Elan and Morris’ simply didn’t have as strong a personality in DAI, so their return doesn’t have the same effect.
• Possibly a prelude to the regret prison? At least thematically?
• The last lines 💯
