Dragon Age: Origins - The Urn of Sacred Ashes (music)

Dragon Age: Origins soundtrack by Inon Zur.
Song is called The Urn of Sacred Ashes.

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Album Published and distributed by BioWare Edmonton/Electronic Arts.

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• Ashes

[Vayshanna]

The game is modeled on how Medieval Europe was, which they captured perfectly. I am sad that they did not allow us to kill off the Chantry :(

[benzilabane]

Epic soundtrack epic game, Collectors edition FTW

[AlexanderSajin]

@Weirdman920 Agreed.



[Weirdman920]

@AlexanderSajin She was a good woman but a foolish one. She let things blow up between the Mages and Templars by not intervening. All she did was pray and hope that it all works out while hundreds if not thousands of Mages were abused every day. Ethina represents an aging system that must be done away with for a new era to rise

[AlexanderSajin]

@Vayshanna

Not everyone in the Chantry is evil. Grand Cleric Ethina did not deserve her fate, she was one of the most kind hearted women I met in Dragon Age 2 and I nearly cried when Anders did what he did.

[There4leonskennedy]

@Vayshanna the chantry is a lot like the old catholic church. "oh u dont believe in our god, well fuck u then, we'll just kill u. praise jesus we didnt want to kill all those people. they were witches i swear." death over religon is just plain stupid

[resincoatedlungs]

@Vayshanna

Anders took care of that for us.

[RadiioPigeon]

@Vayshanna Rebel against the Templars in Dragon Age 2 ?? =D 

[Marilyndeee]

"That is a nice vase. I should get one for my home"

"Congratulations, you found a dustbin."

Zevran and Sten (and all the other companions!) are awesome! :)

[Ruosteinenknight]

@roflcopterprods Well said.

[roflcopterprods]

@Ruosteinenknight Plus, you have to remember that the Chantry wasn't the only religion you encountered. There was the Qun, like you said, but there were also the Dwarven ancestral... things... And the creator gods of the Dalish. And I never really felt, at any point, like any one belief got special treatement.

[Ruosteinenknight]

@Drerark Besides, some of the myths have double meanings. While it's easy to put Jesus-character stamp on Andraste, she isn't that simple. She's actually more like Joan of arc and prophet Muhammad hybrid, and on top of that having a name of celtic war goddess.

Being agnostic myself, I can't really see this to be "Christian propaganda". It's one of the elements of course, but then again being a role-playing, your character can react to it in different ways.