Quite possibly the best game released in 2009. An RPG with real-time and strong tactically-based combat, amazing graphics and a powerful plot, this game delivers everything. You can choose from 3 races (human, dwarves, and elves), and 3 classes (warrior, rogue and mage) each with 4 specializations. You gather other party members, each of which have unique stories behind them. You are constantly prompted with decisions, affecting dialogue, or even the outcome of the game.

There's so much content neatly packed in this game it's difficult to explain it all without talking someone's ear off. But if you like RPGs, especially games like World of Warcraft or Final Fantasy, there's no reason not to love this game.

When someone talks to you and throws you off with distracting information then suddenly reveals their true form and attacks you without any apparent reason. From the video game Dragon Age: Origins.

a weak lizard-like creature found in the deeps and the tower of magi(only during the magi origin story) in the game Dragon age: origins.

When one plays through a video game (usually an RPG) with no equipped armor or other stat boosters. Makes for an extremely challenging and interesting gaming experience (especially because your character often will be naked without equipped armor/items).

1. A mage party member first encountered in Dragon Age: Origins-Awakening, he has the best heals in the game. He is like Alistair but not as annoying nor templarish. He likes to randomly flirt with you're female party members, but you can't romance him. His best-friend is some random kitten that you find named Ser-Pounce-Alot. Once you give it to him he will stop behaving like a grown-man and become highly annoying.

2. In Dragon Age 2 Bioware decided to bring Anders back, but unfortunately as an apostate mage who's been possesed by a demon and is a total wack job. SPOILER: He reveals (only while playing as male Hawke) that he likes men. By end-game you will hate him because...well I can't reveal that

Phrase used to express disagreement or displeasement with a statement made by another person. It is used normally within discussions about video games on forums and imageboards.

The phrase originates from the relationship system that forms part of Bioware's title, Dragon Age: Origins, where the aforementioned Shale is found as an ally and playable character. This character is known for being a stone golem, for her ability to use crystals as weapons and for her bizarre opinions on pretty much everything, causing almost every attempt to start a conversation with Shale getting mad at you and the game displaying "Shale Dissaproves."

A term used by ex-Bioware fanboys to refer to current Bioware fanboys. Or anyone that claims to like any Bioware games post Dragon Age: Origins.