For the Varric one: I suppose what I mean is an exploration of the many possibilities developing from the character lying about who's alive and who's dead. It's an established fandom trope and it could come with various future ramifications, but if it doesn't work because it's too much of a prompt per se, I could try to make it work in another way? It's basically what if X Y Z were alive and this guy covered for them. Maybe better as "Varric as an unreliable narrator"?
The Origins one: all that and more? It's kind of a catch all for how does Orzammar handle the succession when there's a new possible claimant. Does the kid in question enter court, does a new party form around him, what of his life? Is there a better way to word this?
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Date: 2024-02-15 01:48 am (UTC)For the Varric one: I suppose what I mean is an exploration of the many possibilities developing from the character lying about who's alive and who's dead. It's an established fandom trope and it could come with various future ramifications, but if it doesn't work because it's too much of a prompt per se, I could try to make it work in another way? It's basically what if X Y Z were alive and this guy covered for them. Maybe better as "Varric as an unreliable narrator"?
The Origins one: all that and more? It's kind of a catch all for how does Orzammar handle the succession when there's a new possible claimant. Does the kid in question enter court, does a new party form around him, what of his life? Is there a better way to word this?