If you show some sympathy as you question him, you learn that the real reason he is so distraught is because of his personal cowardliness when he failed to defend his family, and instead ran away to save himself. After all it is not very polite to kill crazy people.

You have a few choices on how to deal with him violence or persuasion I chose to talk with him. Head into the gates nearby and you will find a man scaring the people by foretelling doom and gloom, and who accuses you of being darkspawn minion. You should see one called 'Bandits, Bandits, Everywhere' that you can take that involves killing a certain number of bandits around the town. Once you are dong with this bit of silliness, go check out the Chanter's Board and see if there are any missions on it that you want to do. I got him to say 'What?' by saying 'A Chanter says what?' and you can too! This confrontation presents one of the rare intimidation opportunities there are two Achievements / Trophies connected to using that skill so if you have it, now would be a good time to use it!Įither way once you resolve the matter go chat with the Chanter Devon nearby it soon becomes evident that he can only answer you in scripture from his holy book which makes for a rather odd conversation but the young boy next to him helps to fill in the details. Morrigan on the other hand thinks he is doing nothing wrong go figure.

I don't know about you but the idea of profiteering under these circumstances strikes me as offensive.

To the right are some wagons and a merchant who is having an argument with a priestess the merchant is being chastised for predatory pricing, and tries to pay you to deal with the matter. You can learn who is in charge from him Ser Bryant who you can find in the Chantry. He suggests that you move on, but as you chat with him you learn that the reason he thinks you should move on has more to do with the overcrowding than anything else. As you enter the main gates you will encounter a Templar who you can chat with.

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