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“One would think that in a nation like the Tevinter Imperium, where magic holds more power
than the most valuable gold in all of Thedas, hiding your true potential would be considered,
if nothing else, a strange practice. And yet there are those who, despite exhibiting signs of magic,
will pretend to be part of the Soporati, the so-called "sleepers”, just to hide from the Imperium’s watchful eye.
Does this start with some form of unrest in the social class of Laetans, mages born into non-magic families?
To be a Dreamer grants you riches in the Imperium, that is known, and for a Soporati family to finally have
a way out of the bottom of the ladder by procuring a mage child is a blessing, but what if there are those
who know true freedom doesn’t have a place in any part of the Magisterium? What lengths would those
parents reach to hide their child is a mage?”
—From In Pursuit of Knowledge: The Travels of a Chantry Scholar by Brother Genitivi

i'm really looking forward to da4: )

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“One would think that in a nation like the Tevinter Imperium, where magic holds more power
than the most valuable gold in all of Thedas, hiding your true potential would be considered,
if nothing else, a strange practice. And yet there are those who, despite exhibiting signs of magic,
will pretend to be part of the Soporati, the so-called "sleepers”, just to hide from the Imperium’s watchful eye.
Does this start with some form of unrest in the social class of Laetans, mages born into non-magic families?
To be a Dreamer grants you riches in the Imperium, that is known, and for a Soporati family to finally have
a way out of the bottom of the ladder by procuring a mage child is a blessing, but what if there are those
who know true freedom doesn’t have a place in any part of the Magisterium? What lengths would those
parents reach to hide their child is a mage?”
—From In Pursuit of Knowledge: The Travels of a Chantry Scholar by Brother Genitivi

i'm really looking forward to da4: )