Before they went to search for a cure, they were ruling in Denerim alongside Queen Anora and trying to produce an heir. 

And by doing Biowares way of research the persons that are quiet and undecidedis they are in favor Yes lets return the warden.

How do you work that one out?

Possibly, we don't actually see them fall.  There's wiggle room for an escape.

I've seen this said often but it's untrue. Right before the scene returns to Adamant you can see Hawke fall to the ground. 

As far as voice actors go, my votes would be for...

 

James Purefoy for the British male voice

 

David Hayter (Solid Snake in Metal Gear / Jedi Knight player character in SWTOR) for the North American male voice

 

Tricia Helfer (Number Six in Battlestar Galactica / EDI in Mass Effect) for the North American female voice

 

Eva Green for the British female voice

Excellent choices, particularly Purefoy. My only complaint is that Hayter's voice is just a little too high and smooth for a dwarven Warden.

 

Also, the seven magisters involved in the attempt kept their names secret, addressing each other only by their role in the endeavor. Corypheus really means "The Conductor" in Tevene. The Architect's name seems to fit right in. One magister to build the ritual, another to perform it.

Do we have confirmation of this? I always assumed the same but I seem to remember one of the writers saying that The Conductor is not an actual title and was only used for an achievement as it translates as such from the classical Greek κορυφαῖος (koryphaîos) 

In order of release, not preference:

1. Investigation of the Calling featuring The Architect
2. Kal Sharok
3. A politically-focused quest with a properly done urban setting
4. An expedition beyond the Korcari Wilds featuring another one of Flemeth's daughters
5. Solas

There's no evidence of him being a Magister. The only thing we know for sure is that he's an Emissary that looks pretty much like any other.

In Awakening, however, they dressed him up all fancy and gave him human traits.

David Gaider confirmed that The Architect "is the same type of character as Corypheus, absolutely." He certainly doesn't look or act like "any other" Emissary and, fascinatingly, there are others out there like The Architect and Corypheus:

"Reminds me of a story my grandsire used to tell, about something his grandsire did. Said he once came upon a group of three darkspawn in the Deeper Roads, each twice the size of any dwarf—bigger than humans, even—and dressed up like kings. He watched from the shadows and said they talked, like people, about things he couldn't understand. A city gone black, and they blamed each other for things but could barely remember for what. My mam was like that: never remembered the slight, just that she was angry. Story goes they attacked each other, and one ran off while the second choked the third to death and then ate him." - Codex entry: A Different Darkspawn?

I would be amazed at this point if it was revealed The Architect wasn't a Magister. 

The thought of an awakened darkspawn companion came immediately to mind during Awakening, but being awakened doesn't stop them from spreading the blight sickness. Unless our entire party consists of Grey Wardens (and I don't think any of us really want that) then traveling/fighting alongside darkspawn will eventually prove fatal for everyone involved. It would be a very "Bioware" move, though... the Legion-esque sworn-enemy-becomes-trusted-ally plot.

Not to mention how awkward it would be to walk into Minrathous with a darkspawn in tow. Imagine the scandal!

I might suggest that the elven god (gods?) in our midst is slightly more special than Cole 

Utha died when you attacked him. It's much more likely he took over Seranni.

I don't think it matters whether the vessel for a Magister is living or dead, just as long as they have the Taint. When Corypheus died in the Arbor Wilds, he possessed a Grey Warden's corpse rather than a living body. However, I have to agree Seranni is the more likely candidate - what would be the point of her mysterious disappearance if BioWare hadn't planned to resurrect The Architect?

I very much like your idea for an Aeonar DLC, Heimdall. Personally, I'd really like something involving another one of Flemeth's daughters but I'm itching for the chance to explore beyond the Korcari Wilds or the Hunterhorn Mountains. Perhaps as a gesture of their newfound friendship, the Fereldan and Orlesian monarchs could fund a joint expedition?

Not if you made Potent Lyrium Potions, they sold for more than the cost of materials.

Or bought and resold crystals to Bella.

Unfair? Perhaps not if handled constructively, but like discussions about the relative merits of Xbox and Playstation, it rarely ends well...

In any case, one is about a very defined protagonist, DAI is more fluid, one for 5 platforms, the other for next gen.

This is a DA forum, let Witcher debates be in the Lobby.

The Witcher forum wouldn't countenance such a discussion thread, nor should this one.

As I said, a comparison based on the similarities between the games (i.e, choice-based narrative with an open world) would be fair and possibly helpful if it was indeed handled constructively. 

I don't think we should move any thread which doesn't make DA the sole focus, especially when it explicitly holds up DA against other games. 

ooh, so how do i get this quest to appear? sad that it is gonna to be missed forever.

Kantr's link above shows how you can access the quest in-game. If you just want to see it in the Keep, go to your Settings and turn the spoiler toggle to off. 

I think, hope at least, that Cassandra as Divine will help reform Chantry institutions. I find her desire for truth above all to be commendable. The Chantry is in dire need of a Lutheran Movement towards examination and truths, less on expansionism and power consolidation. My Quizzy devoted herself to open mindedness, uncertainy in regards to whatever the Maker could will and mercy. Here's hoping it rubbed off.

It's probably best not to introduce real-world analogies (particularly regarding religion and politics) since they more often that not lead to real-world arguments. 

To address your comment though, there's no doubt in my mind that Cassandra is the best choice for Divine, retaining an essentially conservative core in Chantry teaching while expunging corruption and worldliness. The only nagging regret I have in endorsing her is that it feels that Leliana was "meant" to be Divine. Ever since the end of Origins when she told The Warden she'd be summoned to meet with Justinia, I thought, "She'll rise to the top of the tree in one of the sequels". It just feels like a satisfying conclusion to her character arc. 

anyone knows what is the missing tile in Operations? or rather what are the tiles for Operations?

 

i am missing one, about lovers if i am not wrong.

You can turn off the spoiler toggle to make it appear. 

I agree, please do we have to do this kind of discussion?

They are different games, please discuss PoE in the Lobby if you like.

 

Will we get umpteen Witcher threads in May?

Of course, but will the comparison be so unfair? The Witcher 3 is attempting essentially the same things as Inquisition this time around, namely blending a choice-based narrative with an open world. It is not only perfectly legitimate to compare the games on this basis but actually conducive to the future success of both franchises. 

No one stops a hardened Leliana once she takes the Sunburst throne. As Morrigan said, the walls are lined with blood.

This is true, but I always assumed that the Chantry survived, it just became a much more dark and "worldly" organisation, at least internally. If you harden or inspire Leliana without completing her quest, splinter groups spring up to challenge her reforms and she makes no attempt to combat them, ripping the Chantry apart. 

Looking forward to it. It seems that we may see The Architect again as well, if so, this DLC would be a good place to tie him in. I was very disappointed to read that we almost certainly won't see The Warden in any DLC though!

Need a "fall of the chantry" DLC.

Just make Leliana Divine without completing her personal quest. 

So, based on the epilogue, I always assumed that having Celene and Briala reconcile was the best option as forcing the three claimants to work together ended with a brewing shadow war, yet the Keep seems to present having the three of them work together as the best option. Hmm...

Wonderful. Thanks to the Keep team for responding to feedback. 

I hope I win an award for this,...

 

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Ah, those heady days of Wing Commander, Strike Commander and Privateer.

Good for you!

I'm 19 in a couple of months. 

Is there a source for this?

It's up to the individual to decide if it's overpriced or not.

 

If they feel they want to experience the DLC right away and they enjoy it then that person will feel they got there money's worth.

 

If someone doesn't feel that way they will either wait for a sale or just not buy the DLC.

 

 

It's all about choice.  Most people though seem to make the choice of coming here to ****** and whine about it rather than to move on if they are not happy with the product.

They "whine" because they care about this series and dislike the route they perceive it to be going. All the complaints I've seen about this DLC appear to be reasoned and legitimate, the only one whining here is you.