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* During the [[Precious Metals]] side quest, if you ask [[Godwin]] about why he needs so much lyrium, he will state that a number of the templars in the Circle Tower are developing side effects from lyrium addiction, and will mention Carroll specifically as an example.
 
* During the [[Precious Metals]] side quest, if you ask [[Godwin]] about why he needs so much lyrium, he will state that a number of the templars in the Circle Tower are developing side effects from lyrium addiction, and will mention Carroll specifically as an example.
 
* Carroll is likely the first person players will meet that uses the phrase "Queen of Antiva". The phrase is subsequently used by various other characters to denote something implausible or ridiculous.
 
* Carroll is likely the first person players will meet that uses the phrase "Queen of Antiva". The phrase is subsequently used by various other characters to denote something implausible or ridiculous.
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* His name along with [[Kester]] boat name Lisie is probably a reference to Lewis Carroll and Alice Liddell.
 
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Carroll is a templar whose mind has largely been eroded by use of lyrium. He has been set the task of guarding the Lake Calenhad ferry to the Circle Tower by Knight-Commander Greagoir, but he doesn't really understand what he's supposed to do anymore, beyond, "Keep people away".

Involvement

The Warden needs to convince him to ferry them to the Circle Tower in order to start the Broken Circle quest.

Strategy


This section contains spoilers for:
Dragon Age: Origins.


  • Choosing, "Your superior won't like that you've given me trouble," will succeed if you pass a high Persuasion check.
  • Choosing, "I warn you, my patience is wearing thin," will succeed if you pass a low Intimidation check.
Note: Choosing either of these coercion-based options and failing will then cause the other option to automatically succeed, should you select it.
  • Selecting, "Can't we work something out?" will result in success if either Sten, Morrigan or Leliana is in the party. If none of them is present, the Warden may successfully bribe Carroll with 40Gold.
  • If Shale is in the party, it will lose patience with Carroll early on in the conversation, causing Carroll to ferry the party across without any further discussion needed.


Quotes

  • "No! I've one job, and one job only, and by the Maker's shiny gold cutlery, I will do it!"
  • "Oh, a Grey Warden treaty! So you're supposed to be one of those. Well, I've got some papers too! They say I'm the Queen of Antiva! What do you have to say to that?"
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  • Shale: "All right, that's enough. Let me just crush a few bodyparts it can't possibly miss.
  • Carroll: I'll take you right now... just like you wanted."
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  • Carroll: "Hmm... I don't know. Y'know, I am feeling a little peckish, though."
  • Sten: "Parshaara! Here! Munch on these if you like."
  • Carroll: "Ooh, cookies!"
  • Sten: "I am content to part with them if it saves us from this fool."
  • Warden: "Where'd you get those?"
  • Sten: "There was a child-- a fat, slovenly thing-- in the last village we passed. I relieved him of these confections. He didn't need more."
  • Warden: "You stole cookies from a child?"
  • Sten: "For his own good."
  • Carroll: "Mmm, yummy. You scratch my back, I'll scratch yours, yes? We can go across to the tower now, if you really want.
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  • Carroll: "That dark-eyed temptress over there... Surely the tower would be far too dull for her. Because it gets a little lonely out here sometimes and you know, you could leave her with me--"
  • Morrigan: "Oh. Excellent. I have been hoping for new prey."
  • Carroll: Prey?
  • Morrigan: 'Twill take but a moment. Perhaps you should go aboard the vessel to prepare while we are away. We must row ourselves across, I fear the lad will no longer have use of his limbs... or his eyes, once I am done with him.
  • Carroll: Er... maybe I should--
  • Morrigan: Wonderful! I can sense his terror! Oh, that will make the loving all the sweeter.
  • Carroll: So you said you wanted to get across? Maybe we should go now. Right now. NOW.
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  • Carroll: "That redhead there at the back... she doesn't need to go to the tower, does she? Because it gets a little lonely out here sometimes and you know, you could leave her with me--"
  • Leliana: "What? Er... no. I'm sorry, I'm... a poetess! And I am not interested in anything you have to offer."
  • Carroll: "I've never met a poetess... The other men sometimes tell stories about them... when the knight-commander isn't around, of course. He doesn't abide that sort of talk..."
  • Leliana: "Pha. The stories sheltered templars tell will pale in comparison to mine. Would you like to hear my tales of debauchery and excess?"
  • Carroll: "Y-yes... please?
  • Leliana: "I'm sure we could talk on that long, dull boat ride across the lake, yes?"
  • Carroll: "Er... yes, definitely? Are we going now?"
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  • "Well, maybe... if you had forty sovereigns you're willing to part with... I know a girl in Wutherford and she'll only agree to see me if--er, never mind."
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Trivia

  • During the Precious Metals side quest, if you ask Godwin about why he needs so much lyrium, he will state that a number of the templars in the Circle Tower are developing side effects from lyrium addiction, and will mention Carroll specifically as an example.
  • Carroll is likely the first person players will meet that uses the phrase "Queen of Antiva". The phrase is subsequently used by various other characters to denote something implausible or ridiculous.
  • His name along with Kester boat name Lisie is probably a reference to Lewis Carroll and Alice Liddell.