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[Lumikki]

When I met Morrigan and she joined my party. We traveled to Lothering, where I got new party member. So after that I left Morrigan to "camp" forever. Never used her to anything at all after that forced 10 minute use. Why? Because she was very selfish and had not compassion at all. Why would I want to be with someone who think everyone should look only they own interest, strongest rules, in mission where we are trying to sacrifice our self so that we could bring peace to hole country by ending the blight.

My point is, she was colorful and very well done character, but she did not fit the main story as companion at all.So, I don't mind to have her back as long it's part of story and fits in it.

Modifié par Lumikki, 29 août 2010 - 08:43 .

[AbsolutGrndZer0]

Lumikki wrote...

When I met Morrigan and she joined my party. We traveled to Lothering, where I got new party member. So after that I left Morrigan to "camp" forever. Never used her to anything at all after that forced 10 minute use. Why? Because she was very selfish and had not compassion at all. Why would I want to be with someone who think everyone should look only they own interest, strongest rules, in mission where we are trying to sacrifice our self so that we could bring peace to hole country by ending the blight.

My point is, she was colorful and very well done character, but she did not fit the main story as companion at all.So, I don't mind to have her back as long it's part of story and fits in it.

Oh, I disagree. I love Morrigan's attitude.   In fact, I am going to be making a witch character based on her in a Pathfinder game I am joining.

[Mouse That Roared]

Lumikki wrote...

When I met Morrigan and she joined my party. We traveled to Lothering, where I got new party member. So after that I left Morrigan to "camp" forever. Never used her to anything at all after that forced 10 minute use. Why? Because she was very selfish and had not compassion at all. Why would I want to be with someone who think everyone should look only they own interest, strongest rules, in mission where we are trying to sacrifice our self so that we could bring peace to hole country by ending the blight.

My point is, she was colorful and very well done character, but she did not fit the main story as companion at all.So, I don't mind to have her back as long it's part of story and fits in it.

She fit the main storyline because she had motivation to assist you in defeating the arch-demon (revealed at the end of the game).  You can leave her at camp but there are plenty of reasons a character may wish to bring her along - it just depends on your conception of your warden.  

Are you a good/proselytizing warden who feels compelled to have her along in order to try to show her the errors of her ways?  You get persuade opportunities at certain points to do this and you can get her to open up in the romance.  It may not work, you may not change her (I guess we'll see in the expansion perhaps), but people who proselytize are often gluttons for punishment.  

Are you a warden who has embraced the Grey Warden mantra that we do whatever is necessary to get the job done?  If so, doing whatever is necessary may include taking along a powerful mage and ignoring her attitude, whatever your opinion is of it, as long as she is effective. 

Are you a warden who just has the hots for her?  Guys (people in general) hang around obnoxious people they're attracted to all the time in real life and I don't see any indication that the taint prevents one from thinking with his member.

There are bound to be a lot of reasons to have her along that fit well with the storyline, it really depends on your conception of your warden and his or her motivations.