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** Also, looking at some of the fringes of what the chantry does, there's the templars. They are lyrium addicts that will go into dementia from it. They 'guard' mages against becoming abominations (wouldn't like any other demons to rise to the same power, would we?).

** The chantries teachings require them to spread the chant to all people, violently if necessary.

** A codex entry in the sequel mentions an apocryphal story about Andraste going to the top of Sundermount (a mountain important to the plot of the first act and a source of bad mojo from an ancient battle that occurred there) and returning in tears and clearly disturbed. Considering there's an {{spoiler|imprisoned demon}} atop Sundermount and that Flemeth {{is resurrected there}} it raises some interesting questions...

** A codex entry in the sequel mentions an apocryphal story about Andraste going to the top of Sundermount (a mountain important to the plot of the first act and a source of bad mojo from an ancient battle that occurred there) and returning in tears and clearly disturbed. Considering there's an {{spoiler|imprisoned demon}} atop Sundermount and that Flemeth {{spoiler|is resurrected there}} it raises some interesting questions...

* [[Fridge Horror|Revising the previous WMG]], Andraste didn't bond with the ultimate benevolent Fade spirit. [[Go Mad From the Revelation|She bonded with the ultimate Pride demon]].

* It might be a bit of a knock against the more blind followers of religions around the world, though whether or not its intentional remains to be seen.