Can people exhibit magical abilities without being "Mages"?

[Rain]

I ask because I was attempting to justify a Mourn Watch "Warrior". The thing is that the Mourn Watch section of the warrior tree has Rook doing almost magical things with the abilities available.

So is it plausible to do magical things, but not being a typical "mage" in Dragon Age?

[AstroFox]

I guess it is. In Dragon Age Inquisition two handed weapon warrior is able to cast wall of fire

[CrazyOdd]

A lot of that is probably just game play stuff, rather then "true" magic. But anyone can in theory be possessed by a demon, outside the Dwarfs, but then Lyrium, which magical potions is made from, is handled by the Dwarfs...

Lore is confusing, as it changes from game to game.

[Khergit Horse Archer]

tranquils?

[CrazyOdd]

Originally posted by Khergit Horse Archer:

tranquils?

The "problem" with tranquils, is that the veil is an "barrier" that was cast. So once it gets torn, how does the "cut off" method, interact with that?

I guess you can ask the same question, for what should happen to a Dwarf, once they step into the Fade? Do they start dreaming, like everyone else? After all, they are no longer "cut off" from it, if there are there in person?