Tevinter has. It's classed as a specifically elven magic and thus-- [ he hesitates, audibly, and there is a huff of what could constitute apologetic laughter ] --only dimly worthy of a magister's time.
I'm just three days away, give or take. It's amazing--together, all the runes gave a recipe, but it wasn't at all clear what they were communicating till I studied them all. It was bits and fragments, none seemed much related, but it was clear as day in the end. I don't know if it was the brain that made everything come together from all the fragments, or if it was part of the magic.
I'm...I'd like to see if there could be a practical application for the Inquisition. I've only a quarter of an idea, but it's going somewhere.
A quarter of an idea is decidedly better than none at all. How delightfully ambitious of you.
[ There's a pause, a beat connoting recollection. ]
I would wager a part of the magic. Runes are layers of language, signifying themselves but containing information unlocked in the act of reading. What were you able to glean?
A recipe for a poison. Not elven itself, just the technique. With it came a lot of visions and emotions. [A huff.] But I've heard of them scattered about Thedas. Anyone who used them instead of writing things down normally must have had something important to say.
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During the Fallow Mire quest | Sending Stone
Dorian? Dorian? Do you know if Tevinter wrote anything about veilfire runes?
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What have you found?
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I'm...I'd like to see if there could be a practical application for the Inquisition. I've only a quarter of an idea, but it's going somewhere.
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[ There's a pause, a beat connoting recollection. ]
I would wager a part of the magic. Runes are layers of language, signifying themselves but containing information unlocked in the act of reading. What were you able to glean?
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