Dragon Age II/Characters/DLC Characters: Difference between revisions

* [[Chekhov's Gun]]: The trailer for the DLC implies that Corypheus is a Darkspawn, yet records you can find during gameplay show that people saw him as being as intelligent as a human being. {{spoiler|That's because [[Was Once a Man|he]] ''[[Was Once a Man|was]]'', [[Was Once a Man|once]].}}

* [[Elemental Powers]]: In between fighting him head on, he unleashes a slew of surprisingly powerful attacks.

** [[Dishing Out Dirt]]: Conjures a maze of rock to box in the party.

** [[Shock and Awe]]: Electrifies the rock maze to limit mobility even more.

* [[The Power of Blood]]: {{spoiler|This is the power that ''bound'' him. Despite being a Tevinter Magister who worshipped Dumat, Corypheus is never actually seen using any Blood Magic.}}

* [[Pride]]: Well, what do you expect from {{spoiler|a Tevinter Magister}}?

* {{spoiler|[[Unwitting Pawn]]: Of Dumat apparently. Corypheus and the other Magisters went to the Golden City at Dumat's request, believing they would be rewarded with light. Instead, they found only darkness.}}

* {{spoiler|[[Was Once a Man]]}}

* [[Anti-Magic]]: Her Cloak ability gives her temporary resistance to magic. The rest of her personal skill tree works on anything, but is especially effective against mages. It becomes [[Fridge Brilliance]] once it's revealed {{spoiler|she's an agent of the Qun}}.

* [[Bi the Way]]

* [[Deadpan Snarker]]

* [[Enemy Mine]]: {{spoiler|As a follower of the Qun, working with Hawke and his/her companions counts as this. After her identity is revealed, they're more antagonistic towards her, particularly Anders and Fenris.}}

** Also a literal "Guest star", given [[Felicia Day|who voiced/modeled her]].

* [[Hero of Another Story]]: She's the protagonist of ''[[Dragon Age Redemption]]''.

* [[Ink Suit Actor|Ink Suit Actress]]: She is modeled after [[Felicia Day]]. Of course, since Day also played her in the live action ''[[Dragon Age Redemption]]'', it would be bizarre if this wasn't the case. Day also did the motion capture for Tallis.

* [[Knife Nut]]: Leading to Varric nicknaming her "Shivs".

* {{spoiler|[[Paper-Thin Disguise]]: Has a Qunari emblem on her armor.}}

* [[Professional Killer]]

* {{spoiler|[[Secret Police]]: Her previous job before she was kicked out. She's trying to rejoin.}}

* [[Selective Obliviousness]]: {{spoiler|When confronted over the more murkier aspects of the Qun, she simply comments they don't understand. She even states emphatically that submitting to the Qun would not make them slaves. To ''[[Failed a Spot Check|Mage Hawke]]''. Who ''would'' be made a slave under the Qun.}}

* {{spoiler|[[Turn in Your Badge]]: Part of her backstory is that she was kicked out of the Ben-Hassrath, the religious enforcers of the qunari. She's trying to atone for this and rejoin them.}}

* [[Unresolved Sexual Tension]]: Several lines of dialogue indicate that she develops this with Hawke, even if you ''don't'' use the flirt options.

 

 

* [[Nice Job Fixing It, Villain]]: {{spoiler|Not only does Prosper fail to understand the value of the information he's given (thereby saving the lives of several qunari), but he unintentionally hands it over to Tallis.}}

* [[Smug Snake]]: He's smart enough to be successful at [[Deadly Decadent Court|The Game]] and {{spoiler|is fluent in the qunari language}} but he is still a complete [[Upperclass Twit]] who fails to realize that {{spoiler|he had the opportunity to kill the majority of the followers of the Qun in Chantry territory. Granted, the information was given to him without context, but Prosper never tried to get clarification.}}

* [[Upperclass Twit]]

* [[Dragon Rider|Wyvern Rider]]