The shield is single color, and does not have those blue lines. In fact, I’d guess the marketing image was hand painted because not all of that is lighting. As you’ll see from the photos of my actual figure versus that of the marketing image, it isn’t very accurate. Reflecting the price, this can technically be a toy for a child, but it’s really aimed at collectors who are older children through adult fans. (Yes, I know, I’m going to be dragged off to Collector Hell for taking him out of the package, but I do things like that.) His armor and shield are highly detailed, and this is not a figure you trot down to your local Wal-Mart and pluck off the shelf in the toy aisle. I didn’t find him too stiff to pose, either, and have mine in a sword down / shield up posture as if he’s ready for action. The only complaint I have is his face, but I’ll get to that later.Īlthough there have been complaints on the internet about pieces falling off, my Loghain (and the other three) have kept all their parts where they belonged.
There’s a precise attention to detail in all of his armor, all the way down to textured the chain mail. He’s accurate all the way to the giant pauldrons shown the game. The detail is extremely high quality and he has the braids on either sides of his head, an ornate shield, sword, and rust shading his armor. That said, you know I’m not a squealing Loghain fan who is biased about this figure. If it’s between a half crazed patriot who started out as a great guy in the novels and ended between he and Alistair… Sorry Loghain fans, but Alistair wins out in my land, even if Loghain isn’t that horrible when you recruit him. I let him live once because I wanted to complete the game. Sometime Alistair cuts off his head, sometimes the Warden does it.
In my 24 complete games of Dragon Age, Loghain was allowed to live once. He had tried to give off an authority, but the fear of being a father that failed in his one duty to protect reigned strong.First, let me start off by saying this review is completely objective. It was something they'd spoken of on the eve of her joining ritual, his usually serious brown eyes falling prey to the fear that had coiled inside of his gut – he was scared, that he'd done the wrong thing, that he never should have brought her along.
Bloodynargles Fandoms: Dragon Age (Video Games), Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age - All Media Types
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