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Whatever the situation was, Ghilan’nain seems to have become a mover and shaker among the Evanuris. Better to say their feuds were about sex than politics. In a group as powerful and image conscious as self promoted gods would have to be, infighting could be devastating, but probably inevitable. So what was going on with these two? I’ve already implied why I think it is unlikely Solas and Ghilan’nain relationship was romantic (He likes Fade chicks, she likes chick chicks.), but clearly something was up. The wording is too perfectly picked to not be a symbolic representation.

And their relationship was close enough to make Andruil really, really upset: She listened to his counsel about not destroying her sea dragons. Solas was familiar with Ghilan’nain’s power and her creations.

Why would Fen’Harel prevent Ghilan’nain from destroying her cetus, aka sea dragons…?!? Did he see a purpose for them? And perhaps more importantly: What was their relationship? I’m pretty sure that Solas was a Fade female fancier (*cough, cough* Wisdom!), at least until he meets all y’alls lady Lavellan, but there is more to this than meets the eye. The second shows what it looks like when it isn’t.) The first is the original illustrating how “pride” is capitalized. (I had to include samples of Inquisition’s font just to prove I am not totally crazy. The Dread Wolf may have had a hand in her rise as well: And it may not have just been Andruil who was interested in this talented and powerful elven woman joining the ranks of the gods. I like the idea that Andruil argued for her to become a goddess so that they would be equals, but I feel pretty confident that part of the reason Ghilan’nain was invited to join the pantheon was to “tame” her and her creations, thereby making her an ally rather than a possible problem. Moreau of Thedas? Did she create more than just beasts? Might she have been able to create new people as well? (I will come back to that in another post. She was not transformed into a halla, she made halla! And a whole bunch of other creatures that were impressive and terrible enough to make the elven gods sit up and take notice. This story provides new and fascinating insights into Ghilan’nain and the Evanuris. At the Temple of Mythal an older, possibly less varnished, version of the Ghilan’nain’s rise to power is presented: The real story is always messier, and more interesting, than the ‘official’ spin. Work harder, be good, and one day the Powers That Be will reward you. It is a classic political control tactic. Or that is what the elven gods wanted their worshipers to believe, anyway. She is the sweet, kind ingenue who was raised up by the Evanuris. There is no sign of her own abilities, and even becoming the Halla Mother is dependent on Andruil reshaping her form. The only reason she is a goddess, at least according to this version, is because Andruil loved her and Ghilan’nain was a very faithful worshiper of the gods. Ghilan’nain owes everything to the Evanuris.

It also showed the People how high they could be raised, even to the status of a god, if they were devoted and faithful enough, but only the gods could bring about that change. It is setting up Ghilan’nain’s status as a new goddess, but the tale is also reestablishing boundaries for the elves. So this story seems to be a political and religious allegory. The first story given to us about Ghilan’nain seems on the surface to be the most allegorical, but there are still very interesting tidbits to be found in it: The codices from Dragon Age involving Ghilan’nain seem to shed light on the internal dynamics of Evanuris. Premise Two: References within these tales, whether to creatures or abstracts, are frequently symbols representing the Evanuris or other beings in their world.Ĭonclusion: We can learn about the Evanuris’ relationships with each other through careful study of these tales. Premise One:The stories about the elven gods are based on real events, but they have been turned into allegorical tales. To proceed we need to outline a few premises: At the very least, her story seems to be setting in motion powerful forces that would change the world. Youngest of the elven gods, her ascension undoubtedly changed the power among the Evanuris. And she may be the solution to many puzzles. Her codex entries also reveal relationships with many of the Evanuris, including Andruil, Dirthamen, and the Dread Wolf himself, Solas. Thesis: The mythology involving Ghilan'nain reveals conflicts, alliances, and possible betrayals within the elven pantheon.

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