龙腾世纪:审判-全人物背景故事介绍图文一览

 　　《龙腾世纪：审判》中的人物性格丰满且各具特色，他们背后都隐藏着这样的故事?下面小编为大家介绍审判的全人物背景故事，一起来看看吧!

　　布莱克沃(Blackwall)

　　灰色守卫(the grey warden)们孤独地守望着世界，忍受着充满苦难的生活，牺牲一切去保卫这个世界远离那永远无法真正被战胜的邪恶。只有很少的人会自愿加入这些事情一一那痛苦，孤单，和注定无法平静的死亡(意指召礼the calling)。然而灰卫的道路也是一条勇气之路，那些选择加入这项事业的人都最终欣然知晓，他们成为了比自己更伟大的事物。布莱克沃就是那极少数自愿拿起这面盾牌的人。他对灰卫们高尚的理念是那样得深信不疑，以至于他绝不会选择任何其它的生活。

　　The Grey Wardens hold a lonely vigil, enduring lives of hardship and sacrifice to protect the world from an evil that can never truly be conquered. Few would volunteer for this: the suffering, isolation, and promise of a violent death. But the path of a Warden is also one of valor, and those who give themselves to the cause are rewarded with the knowledge that they have become something more than they were. Blackwall is one of the rare few Wardens who chose, of his own accord, to pick up the shield. He believes so wholeheartedly in the noble ideal of the Grey Wardens that he would rather have this life than any other.

　　1.在遇到审判庭之前布莱克沃的生活是什么样的?

　　距离上一次瘟潮(the Blight)已经过去了十年。灰色守卫(Grey Warden)的声望又一次开始消退。灰卫因为他们的守望而闻名。为了监视瘟潮，他们时刻注意着暗裔的动向。但布莱克沃并不愿意止步于守望。他完全将自己投入到了那些传奇一般的灰色守卫们曾经践行的理念中去，那些曾经站在赛达斯人民和风暴般来临的瘟潮之间的人，那些将自己作为世界的盾牌的人。

　　2.你觉得他是把自己当成人们的防卫者吗?

　　对他来说，他是一个灰卫，一个保卫别人的人，一个承受苦难从而使他人免受伤害的人。而如果他是一个灰卫，那么他会因为自己的道德而不能无所作为，即使他面对的并不是瘟潮。这世界上的邪恶远不止暗裔，而他相信对此做些事情是他的职责。他相信就像一句老话所说：“一切邪恶的胜利都是因为那些好人无所作为。”并让这句话引领自己的生活。

　　3.他是怎么和审判庭扯上关系的?

　　当审判庭尝试和灰抱们取得联系时，他们找到了布莱克沃。他当时正独自旅行，像个孤单的行者。但是在世界开始变得失去控制时，布莱克沃把审判庭看作赛达斯恢复秩序的最后希望，同时他认识到如果有审判庭作后盾，相对于自己独自一人，他能做更多有益的事情。

　　4.你怎样描述布莱克沃这个人?

　　他是个老兵。他经历了太多冲突和战斗，他很清楚这些事情的代价。他明白，在战争中，那些发号施令的人总是安全的躲在堡垒里，而死在战场上的是无数的士兵。他见过有权势的人为了操纵他人肆意发动战争，而他对此深恶痛绝。

　　5.他怎样看待自己在战争中的阶层?

　　他不会把自己放在普通的士兵之上，他不比他们更优越。在一天结束时，在所有关于善良和保护人们的谈话结束之后，他会和队伍里的其它人一起痛饮并谈天说地。

　　6.你觉的创作布莱克沃这个角色感觉怎么样?

　　我在创作这个角色的过程中获得了很多乐趣。至少是在回答为什么有人觉得灰色守卫很吸引人这个问题的时候。为什么想加入灰卫?英雄般的牺牲也依然是一种牺牲。什么样的人会认为为某样东西死去比仅仅活着更好?我还想说的更多，但我不会这么做。等十月份再问我吧。

　　7.践行善良和正义有些时候会触怒别人。布莱克沃和其它队友的关系怎么样?

　　布莱克沃当然有很喜欢的同伴。尽管他总是注意自己的举止，但他在一些人身边也会放松警惕。同时随着时间的推移，他和别人的关系也会发生改变。

　　[DRAGON AGE]: What is Blackwall's life like before he meets the Inquisition?

　　[SHERYL CHEE]: The Blight is ten years past. The Grey Wardens' prominence is decreasing again. The Wardens are known for their vigil; they keep watch for the darkspawn, for the Blight. But Blackwall isn't interested in just watching. He is absolutely invested in the idea of the Grey Wardens of legend: those who place themselves between the people of Thedas and the oncoming Blight, acting as their shield.

　　[DA]: Would you say that he sees himself as a defender of the people?

　　[SC]: To him, that's a Grey Warden, someone who protects others, who takes a hit so someone else doesn't have to. And if that's a Grey Warden, then it's his moral imperative to act, even when there's no Blight. There's more evil in the world than just the darkspawn, and he believes it's his duty to do something about it. He lives by that old saying: "All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing." [DA]: How does he become involved with the Inquisition?

　　[SC]: When the Inquisition tries to get in contact with the Grey Wardens, they find Blackwall. He's traveling on his own, a bit of a loner. But with the world spiraling out of control, Blackwall sees the Inquisition as Thedas's last hope to restore order, and he realizes that he'll probably be able to do more good with its backing than by himself.

　　[DA]: How would you describe Blackwall's character?

　　[SC]: He's a veteran. He's been through many battles, many conflicts, and he knows their price. He's aware that in wars, the people who call the shots are often safe in their fortresses. It's the soldiers who die. He's seen people with power abuse it and use it to manipulate others, and he absolutely hates that.

　　[DA]: How does he view himself in the hierarchy of war?

　　[SC]: He's not going to put himself above the rank and file. He's not better than them. At the end of the day, after all the talk about good and protecting people, he's going to want to have a round of drinks with the rest of the troops and share stories.

　　[DA]: What was it like for you to write his character in Inquisition?

　　[SC]: I had a great deal of fun writing Blackwall. At least part of it was asking why someone might find the Grey Wardens appealing. Why choose to be part of that? A heroic sacrifice is still a sacrifice. What sort of person could decide that dying for something is better than just living?And I would love to say more, but I won't. Ask me again in October.

　　[DA]: Being good and just can sometimes rub other characters the wrong way. How does Blackwall fit in with his fellow companions in Inquisition?

　　[SC]: There are definitely characters that Blackwall enjoys the company of more than others. While he always keeps a close watch on his conduct, he loosens up around certain people. There's also the possibility that his relationships may change over time.