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[fistingthing]

Also, going to copy this here so I don't lose it: from here"Fenris - What effects the lyrium would have on Fenris is completely up in the air. Fenris was a test case by Danarius, the first of his kind, so anything can happen (lots of jokes about how fanfiction could go crazy on this, haha). It may make him crazy, may give him added powers, we don

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[awizarddidnt]

Doesn't Magneto control mercury in the second X-Men movie?

... Well, lyrium being like mercury makes no sense because it doesn't share any of its properties whatsoever. GAIDERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR o9""""""""""""

[fistingthing]

I have noooo idea, I've avoided the X-Men movies. Though First Class is tempting me. Either way, I already told Magneto he can sense and control Fenris' lyrium, back when he first put up a permissions post for it . . . XD

Aside from being poisonous and crazy-making, yeah, it doesn't.

[awizarddidnt]

Well, if the Templars are constantly suffering from being weakened and having their teeth fall out then that goes a long way to explaining why they're so bad at their jobs.

[fistingthing]

Pffft.

You know, I have to wonder how much lyrium one Templar actually consumes (by regulation, not with added black-market addiction-feeding taken into account) in a day/week/month. That shit is expensive, and while the Chantry might control the legal lyrium trade with Orzammar, that doesn't mean the dwarves don't make them pay through the nose for it.

It also begs the question how one city of dwarves, even a large one, can mine enough lyrium to supply several countries worth of Templars. At a guess, Templars don't need very much for regular duty. Would explain why it takes until they're starting to get old for the lyrium insanity to kick in.

I LIKE THINKING ABOUT THESE THINGS, WHAT.