Denerim

thought you were going

to talk about Denerim.

Because I feel a similar way about Denerim, where it's like the first time you go there, there's so much shit going on.

You know, you have different like villainous guilds and you go into that one tavern and there's a billion quests end there or start there.

And there's all those shopkeeps, most of which have something they need doing.

Yeah.

My only difference is that I feel like like Denerim, that's a place that you wind up going and coming back to so often through throughout that game that like.

Sure.

right like here's what i'm thinking okay yeah she grows up in in the foothills of the frostbacks and the hinterlands and she leaves after she graduates from school and she goes to dinner home to make it big

Do we think Denerim is the equivalent of Nashville in this scenario?

I don't.

I don't think there is an equivalent of Nashville because I don't think there's a music city

I mean, when we think of the large cities, we have...

I mean, I'm thinking of Guaran, High Ever, Amaranthine, Redcliffe,

and Denerim.

Yeah.

As a human noble, you meet Rendon Howe at Castle Cusland in the opening scene.

As a non-human, you'll meet Rendon Howe for the first time at Emon's estate in Denerim for the landsmeet called by Arl Emon.

However, you learn that Queen Anora has been kidnapped, and decide to infiltrate the Arl of Denerim's estate, which is also Howe's residence.

Eventually confronting Rendon Howe in the dungeon, it's revealed that he was the one who placed the Queen in prison, accusing her of treason, and Rendon Howe planned to assassinate her while blaming Earl Emon for it.

Now, Arl Rendon Howe is another character that is voiced by Tim Curry.

Like, no, no Ferelden king or noble is going to want to really piss off the Chantry.

But it's not the same as, like, the Grand Cleric in Denerim is not having, you know, weekly meetings with the King of Ferelden or Queen of Ferelden.

Whereas the Divine and the Empress, Emperor of Orlais, have a lot of meetings.

To be fair, I think this person is also giving the fandom way too much credit in terms of brain cell.