JEAN GREY, BUT MAKE IT DRAGON AGE.
At first Jean is very similar to her comic counterpart, a mage with a knack for force magic, abilities that she harnessed and learned during her time within The Circle. Her story doesn’t completely diverge until the Circle is abolished and the Mage v Templar war begins and she’s caught in the crossfire and has to choose to protect her fellow mages. Her defining choice comes at a high stakes and emotional moment when a few of her dear friends were being murdered and she finally resorts to blood magic to protect them, nearly sacrificing her life.
She doesn’t turn into an abomination however, or at least in her eyes she doesn’t. Instead her opening that side of herself welcomed the phoenix force a demon inside her that awakened a hunger that she had never quite felt before and a thirst for vengeance. Using her magic she broke the bones of templars, snapped their necks and watched the light leave their eyes with a smile painted on her lips.
After all her attackers were dead, the mages she was trying to defend turned on her and fled in terror for what she had become, though it didn’t matter at this point. Jean had lost control of her own body and the demon had taken the reigns. Disappearing into the thicket she begins traveling around Thedas, searching for apostates and fellow mages who had been wronged by anyone, before carrying out brutal punishments on them, snaking her fingers deep inside her victim’s minds with her magic so they may feel the pain they had inflicted, usually leaving them alive but scarred and traumatized.
With each person she hurts, the demon tells her that she’s doing the right thing, getting vengeance for mages hurt by society, but all the while the altruistic Jean is fighting at every turn to regain her body in hopes to somehow right the wrongs the creature was committing with her face.
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Litecoin, Cosmos, Dash Price Analysis: 04 November
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Litecoin, Cosmos, Dash Price Analysis: 04 November
Bitcoin reached as high as $14,049 in the past 24 hours and was trading at $13,807 at press time. Bitcoin’s hold above $13,700 could inspire confidence and perhaps even FOMO among investors in the coming days, especially if the coin moves past $14,000 with strength. This bullish sentiment did not extend to most other large-cap cryptocurrencies. Litecoin, Cosmos, and Dash toiled under selling pressure over the past few days and could be set to register further losses.
Litecoin [LTC]
Source: LTC/USD on TradingView
Litecoin was trading beneath both the 50 SMA (yellow) and the 100 SMA (pink). Yet the 50 period moving average remained above the 100 period moving average, owing to LTC’s recent, massive rally from $46 to $59.
The OBV showed that, in the past few days, the buying volume has been on the rise while the price struggled to move upward.
If LTC closed a trading session above the 100 SMA near $54.4, it could rise toward $56.5. These levels to the upside merit attention, while support at the $50.3 level would also be crucial.
Cosmos [ATOM]
Source: ATOM/USD on TradingView
Using the Fibonacci Retracement tool for ATOM’s move up from $3.8 to $6.26, some important levels of retracement were highlighted (white). At the time of writing, ATOM bulls were battling to hold on to the 78.6% retracement level at $4.32 as ATOM slipped beneath.
Yet, there was a bullish divergence (orange) as the price formed lower lows while the momentum indicator (RSI) formed higher lows. This could signal an ATOM bounce, with the next upward zone of interest being the region at $4.74-$4.8.
Prevailing bearish altcoin sentiment could still prevail, and suppress ATOM on an attempted bounce and even force a drop as low as $3.8 to $4 over the next few days.
Dash [DASH]
Source: DASH/UDST on TradingView
The moving averages showed how strong recent losses have been for DASH. The 20 SMA (white) was unable to keep up with the pace DASH registered losses, while the 50 SMA (yellow) crossed over to beneath the 100 SMA (pink).
After losing the level of support at $65, DASH could be headed to $60, a level it has been trading above since early April.
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