If you then tell her she would have been a good Keeper, she says that the last Keeper knew Velanna like a daughter and believed that she would have destroyed the clan, angrily accuses you of arrogance for thinking you know her better than the last Keeper, and moves on before you get a chance to apologise or backtrack. For example, when she sees a tree in Amaranthine she mentions that she was intended to be the Keeper of her clan. Hair-Trigger Temper: She doesn't attack you or anything, but it's really easy to earn her disapproval by accident even responses that are supposed to be complimentary or understanding can rile her up due to the implications.Velanna: These humans flaunt their contempt of nature. Fantastic Racism: Towards humans, though it's mainly a result of being on the receiving end for most of her life - the locals were trying to burn her clan out of the woods shortly before you meet her.Velanna believed they should fight back, and eventually left the clan entirely. The Exile: When humans tried to burn down the forest just to drive her clan away, Velanna's Keeper (Ilshae) wanted to pack up and leave.Does Not Understand Sarcasm: Which of course doesn't help in a party that is, aside from Justice, composed of Deadpan Snarkers, to the point where she's embarrassed when Sigrun mocks her for believing Oghren's lie about Dwarves being born from rocks.Dark-Skinned Blond: It's suggested that she may not be from Ferelden originally.Sadly, she loses it once she joins the Warden-Commander's merry band. That would be an awesome power to have on your side. Cutscene Power to the Max: When you first encounter her, she will awaken Wild Sylvans and summon rabid wolves to attack you.Unsurprisingly, you get disapproval from her for this. Catch the Conscience: She can be in your party when you return to the merchant who briefs you on the trade carts destruction and the Warden can ask her if she has anything to comment when the merchant asks about the fate of the saboteur (ergo, her), to which she will try end back out of the conversation as fast as mortally possible.Yelling is clearly out of character for you. Velanna: You make me out to be some kind of shrill harpy! Even the Dalish Warden can call her out on her Fantastic Racism against humans, while the City Elf Warden gets to question if her dismissive comments about City Elves also apply to them as well. To her credit, pointing out her volatile temper and calling out some of her hypocrisy generally has good or at least neutral results, making her seem more immature and misguided than genuinely pretentious.
Can't Argue with Elves: Oh, yes you can.You then have the opportunity to give her one of these, as she can still make new stories even if the old ones are gone forever. Blank Book: One of her conversations involves how much history and folklore her people have lost.Any implication of them being oversized sends her into even more of a fit than usual. Berserk Button: She's very sensitive about her ears.The Atoner: While she'd never admit it, part of the reason she joins the Warden is to make up for being an unwitting pawn in the Architect's plans.She can join the Warden to track down her missing sister. I have experienced more than enough of them."Ī Dalish elf and mage who has been attacking human caravans to avenge hate crimes committed against her clan.
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