اینا رو خودم ترجمه کردم پس اگه یه کمی بد شده به بزرگی خودتون ببخشید
موریگان:
موریگان یک جادوگر تغییرشکل دهنده(یعنی تبدیل میشه به عنکبوت و گرگ و این جور جک و جونورا
) هست که به وسیله ی مادرش فلمث flemeth در جنگلهای فرلدن ferelden بزرگ و آموزش داده شده. حضورش در نسخه ی اول بازی dragon age بر اساس ظاهر یک مدل به اسم ویکتوریا جانسن شکل میگیره
کمی پس از جنگ اوستاگار در اوایل بازی ، موریگان به گروه بازیکن می پیونده و یک گزینه برای عشق و عاشقی برای کاراکترهای مرد هست:d
وقتی یک عمل انجام میشه که امور شخصیت اصلی بازی رو عقب میندازه و یا به اشخاص از نظر موریگان بی ارزش کمک میکنه اولین نفری هست که اعتراضشو نشون میده ( مثلاً کمک کردن به یک گدا و یا ایجاد آشوب در شهر لوترینگ) . بهترین شیوه برای بیان دیدگاه کلی اون به زندگی "بهترینها زنده میمونن" هست. ( survival of the fittest )
به جز احتمال ترک شدن شما به خاطر عدم تایید شما به وسیله اون، در اواخر بازی هم احتمالش هست که ترکتون کنه
لیلیانا:
لیلیانا یک خواننده ( bard ) اهل امپراطوری اورلی ( orlais ) هست. اون یک عضو چنتری ( chantry ) هست و بعد از دیدن چیزی که به نظر خودش یک الهام از طرف maker خدای چنتری بوده ، تصمیم به ملحق شدن به بازیکن رو میگیره. حضورش در نسخه اول بازی بر اساس ظاهر یک مدل به نام alleykatze صورت میگیره
لیلیانا در اوایل بازی و در لوترینگ به عنوان یک سرباز roque به بازیکن می پیونده. اون به شدت مدهبی هست و شدیداً به عمل صالح معتقده:d
ضمناً هم در صورت مرد بودن بازیکن و هم در صورت زن بودن امکان برقراری ارتباط عاشقانه با لیلیانا وجود داره
در صورتی که بازیکن تصمیم به باز کردن جعبه ی خاکستر پیامبر بکنه لیلیانا بهش حمله میکنه که در نهایت به مرگ خودش ختم میشه
پ.ن: اینا رو من هیچکدوم خودم ننوشتم و صرفاً ترجمه از ویکیپدیا هست. اینم متن اصلیش هست که اون قسمتاییش که داستانو اسپویل میکرد و خیلی ربطی به شخصیت نداشت رو ترجمه نکردم (حوصلم نشد :d) :
Morrigan
Voiced by: Claudia Black[SUP]
[5][/SUP] Morrigan is a shapeshifting mage, raised and taught by her mother, Flemeth, in the wilds of Ferelden.[SUP]
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[6][/SUP] Her appearance in
Dragon Age: Origins was based on a model named Victorria Johnson.[SUP]
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Morrigan joins the player's party early in the game in the Korcari Wilds, shortly after the battle at Ostagar. She is a romance option for male player characters. Morrigan is quick to show her disapproval of actions that benefit people she sees as worthless and which do not further the Warden's personal cause, such as helping a beggar or settling a dispute in Lothering. Her outlook on life is best described as 'survival of the fittest' and she will approve if the Warden's choices match her beliefs. Aside from leaving because of a low approval rating, Morrigan may also leave the party near the end of the game before the slaying of the Archdemon. She reveals that a Grey Warden need not die in order to slay the Archdemon as long as the Warden, Alistair, or Loghain (if he has replaced Alistair) impregnates Morrigan with a child, who will then carry the soul of the Old God upon its death and thus spare the life of the Grey Warden who dealt the final death blow.[SUP]
[4][/SUP] If the player refuses to sleep with Morrigan (or is female) and does not ask Alistair/Loghain to do the deed, she will become infuriated and leave the party permanently. Morrigan's storyline is concluded in the September 2010 DLC release "Witch Hunt"; the Warden tracks Morrigan down two years after the Blight's end, finding her activating an artifact that will transport her to an unknown location and claiming that Flemeth is still alive regardless of the players previous actions (this is explained in Dragon Age II). The player is given the choice of killing Morrigan, letting her go, or (if the player romanced Morrigan), going with her.
Morrigan's personal quest involves a search for Flemeth's Grimoire, a book of spells and secrets from which Morrigan intends to learn. The player is tasked with the slaying of Flemeth, who, according to Morrigan, is a demon who gives birth to a daughter and then, as Flemeth nears death, takes over the body of her offspring. This cycle repeats, and thus Flemeth lives on as if immortal. Upon Flemeth's death and the completion of the quest, Morrigan appreciates the effort and may even offer the player to 'join her in her tent' (provided the player is not already in a relationship with another party companion).
Leliana
Voiced by: Corinne Kempa[SUP]
[2][/SUP] Leliana is a bard from the Orlesian Empire. She is a member of the Chantry and chooses to join the player's party after receiving what she believes was a vision from the Maker, the god of the Chantry.[SUP]
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[6][/SUP] Her appearance in
Dragon Age: Origins was based on Alleykatze, a model.[SUP]
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Leliana joins the player's party at Lothering early on in the game as a rogue. She is highly religious and believes in doing the right thing. She is bi***ual, and thus a possible romance option for both male and female players. In one case, she will attack the player, which results in her death, if the player chooses to defile the Urn of Sacred Ashes during a quest.
Leliana's personal quest involves a former relationship with a woman named Marjolaine, her old mentor and lover, who framed Leliana for an act of treason that Marjolaine herself committed. Upon reaching her home in Denerim, the player may either kill Marjolaine or cause her to leave the city. After completing the quest, the player may choose a certain dialogue choice that will "harden" Leliana.[SUP]
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[4][/SUP] Leliana is the protagonist in the
Dragon Age: Origins DLC "Leliana's Song," which deals with her past with Marjolaine.
She appears in Dragon Age II as an agent of the Chantry during Sebastian's personal quest to investigate the growing tension between the mages and templars in Kirkwall which she believes is the result of outsides forces intervening. By the end of Dragon Age II, she is also revealed to be a member of the Seekers and Cassandra's partner. She is also seeking out the Warden (who has disappeared by the events of Dragon Age II), believing her old ally can prevent the war Hawke's actions have unleashed.
Leliana appears in the novel Dragon Age: Asunder as a minor character and an agent of the Divine Justinia V in Orlais, seeking a solution to the ongoing Mage-Templar War following the events of Dragon Age II. She assists several of the major characters during the course of the novel as they struggle to determine the future of mages in Thedas. She attends and sings at Wynne's funeral near the end of the book.
پ.ن2: 15 دقیقه نوشتم بعد میبینم قبل از من نوشته شده
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