A fun compilation of Solas’s Sensual Battle Grunts, you know, those sexy sounds he makes when fighting 😉 I drew from several good ones I got while in the Frostback Basin (in Dragon Age: Inquisition obvs). Game play footage from Melana Lavellan playthrough, a Solavellan play, with some fun Blues music to accompany, the infamous Hurts So Good tune, which has a double meaning in this case given the Solas Romance ending and the fighting. Watch ’till the end to catch a extra fast paced edit with no music just for you :p
In celebration of my Birthday, here are 36 things I Love about Dragon Age, which include, favourites, least favourites, characters, moments, scenes, aspects of the game, from all three existing games: Dragon Age: Origins & Awakening, Dragon Age 2, and Dragon Age: Inquisition. With a few clips added to the mix from some game play footage. I hope you enjoy it, and let me know some of your favs and preferences from the franchise 😀
I perform “Oh, Grey Warden”, the Bard Song from Dragon Age Inquisition Soundtrack, on the piano. It is an interpretation played by ear and adjusted to fit for piano. I guess we can call it a piano cover of “Oh, Grey Warden”.
This is a montage of gameplay clips where Solas speaks the verses written in the iamb as in “Hallelujah”, with additional game play footage, accompanied by my piano performance (audio only) where I play my interpretation of Leonard Cohan’s “Hallelujah”. This video showcases some of the dialogue most pertinent to Solas’s romance with Lavellan, and the tragedy of who he is in regards to their relationship, in Dragon Age: Inquisition.
If you’d like to follow along, here are the dialogue that Solas speaks. You can also turn on CC for subtitles, or enjoy the cinematic version of my edit.
I’ve journeyed deep into the Fade In ancient ruins and battlefields To see the dreams of lost civilizations I’ve watched as hosts of spirits clash To re-enact the bloody past In ancient wars both famous and forgotten
Every great war Has its heroes I’m just curious What kind you’ll be
Your Dalish say that demons hate the natural world and seek to bring their chaos and destruction to the living But such simplistic labels mis- construe their motivations and, in so doing, do all a great disservice.
Spirits wish to join the living, and a demon is that wish gone wrong.
Lavellan: Is there a way to coexist? To live with them, if not in peace, at least without such active confrontation?
Solas: Not in the world we know today. The Veil creates a barrier that makes true understanding most unlikely.
But the question is a good one and it matters that you thought to ask.
I told myself: one more attempt to seal the rifts. I tried and failed. No ordinary magic would affect them. I watched the rifts expand and grow, resigned myself to flee, and then… It seems you hold the key to our salvation.
You had sealed it with a gesture… and right then, I felt the whole world change.
I sought to set my people free from slavery to would-be gods I broke the chains of all who wished to join me. The false gods called me Fen’Harel, and when they finally went too far I formed the Veil and banished them forever
Thus I freed the Elven people and in so doing destroyed their world.
I lay in dark and dreaming sleep while countless wars and ages passed I woke still weak a year before I joined you. My people fell for what I did to strike the Evanuris down but still some hope remains for restoration.
I will save the Elven people. Even if it means this world must die.
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