To the Rescue! [all options] Mark of the Assassin DLC | Dragon Age 2

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• NU

  @nuriel1825 · 10 years ago

  &quot;All the caves we go through look exactly the same to me.&quot;<br>BioWare criticizing themselves, I love this.

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• AL

  @AlaynaRayne · 12 years ago

  &quot;I&apos;m so used to Hawke leading the way I think my sense of direction is withered&quot; I love wall breaks

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• ER

  @Erik_Nightshade · 10 years ago

  Isabela: What do we usually do when were lost?<br>Bethany: We ask my brother.<br>Isabela: Oh right. Well were screwed.

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• CA

  @cairrean2412 · 10 years ago

  A human, a pair of elves, and a dwarf walk into the garden party... Sounds like the start of a really bad joke.

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• IA

  @IAmAthena1138 · 7 years ago

  Fenris&apos;s little &quot;ooh&quot; to bethany&apos;s cursing. I&apos;m dead.

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• TE

  @teefling · 11 years ago

  I love how all the companions are like utterly clueless without hawke, yet hawke never has any idea what to do, so they just kind of like stumble around with this false confidence. It makes evergthing so funny

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• SO

  @sophienah4654 · 10 years ago

  i love how fenris and varric were like &quot;fuck running, im sure hawke can handle himself&quot;

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• SI

  @SixStringsOfHeart · 9 years ago

  &quot;They may not all be evil. But one of them in particular is extremely annoying.&quot; I died at that part

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• TH

  @TheMaskofVegito · 11 years ago

  If there&apos;s anything this has taught me, it&apos;s that Hawke&apos;s companions are a bunch of ducklings following Mamaduck!Hawke. He has a team of tragedies.

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• NE

  @neonyoneo · 12 years ago

  Funny how Fenris is nicer to Bethany than Carver even though she&apos;s a mage...

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• TU

  @Tutta2902 · 11 years ago

  I love how Fenris and Varric just don&apos;t start running again before the camera fades out.

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• TH

  @TheJboy88 · 13 years ago

  Rule one of getting yourself captured in a DA game - Your companions will NEVER &nbsp;mount a decent rescue.

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