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[Nu-Nu]

Well, my main character became Queen but she's not going to forget her duty as a warden, and as a Queen as well, that makes her duty to Ferelden even more important. So when Alistair asks what her plans were, she said she was going to help the wardens. She's definitley won't be comfortable getting pampered if she knows Ferelden is still in trouble. Though, she was quite happy for the break after defeating the archdemon to spend time with Alistair and get married.

[Elhanan]

Of those completed:



* Human Noble Warrior became King.

* Dwarven Commoner Rogue made the US.

* Dwarven Noble Warrior stayed with the Wardens.

* Elven Mage stayed with the Wardens.

* Elven Dalish Rogue returned to his kin with Lilliana.



... others still in play.

[old book]

My mage Kallel was heavily influenced by his meeting with Avernus. He knows what the Taint will do to him, and he knows that there's a way to hold of the Taint and extend his life for centuries. He can't do the research he needs to do in the tower; going back is a death sentence. His only choice is to stay on as Al's advisor as long as he can, and then go back to the Wardens as he continues to search for a way to avoid The Calling. When he eventually rises high enough in the Wardens to learn that Fiona overcame the Taint, he'll have the last clue he needs. After that, he'll keep working on fighting the Blight.

[Willowhugger]

My Warden is now King of Fereldan and is rebuilding the order in addition to enhancing his own political position. He thinks that while the Grey Wardens shouldn't play politics, they can't help but do so and is building them up so that they can be a force like the chantry.

[RuSilverDragon]

After doing so well against not one broodmother but the Mother as well, my NHF and Aeducan lady both took to the deep roads spending months at a time going through area after area seeking out brood mothers. Aeducan in particular loves to bring back lost information from the thaigs, forcing the Shaperate to deal with her and proving she is better than Bhelen everyday is a constant highlight to her life. She even makes sure her name, and a statue or two, appear constantly in every new thaig and road. No one will forget Neahari, not a chance. Naturally paragonhood is in her grasp. My Dalish returns to her clan and helps keep their new homeland safe from humans, has a strong hate for mirrors still.

[Sarah1281]

RuSilverDragon wrote...

After doing so well against not one broodmother but the Mother as well, my NHF and Aeducan lady both took to the deep roads spending months at a time going through area after area seeking out brood mothers. Aeducan in particular loves to bring back lost information from the thaigs, forcing the Shaperate to deal with her and proving she is better than Bhelen everyday is a constant highlight to her life. She even makes sure her name, and a statue or two, appear constantly in every new thaig and road. No one will forget Neahari, not a chance. Naturally paragonhood is in her grasp. My Dalish returns to her clan and helps keep their new homeland safe from humans, has a strong hate for mirrors still.

That sounds like fun (specifically the DN) and what better way to reestablish your sibling bond than by routinely provingly how much better you are than your younger brother? 

Of course, you make Paragon no matter what you do and Bhelen reinstates you moments after taking the throne so you wouldnt need to force the Shaper into dealing with you. Of course, he's also liable to refuse to admit you ever ceased to exist.

[Willowhugger]

In my own personal universe, I used the rite of Conscription on Jowan.  Jowan is now working with Avernus at Soldier's Peak with the help of Anders to figure out how to fight the taint with Blood Magic using "ethical" experimentation (experimenting on Darkspawn doesn't count!)

So, my Warden is doing his best.

It's just important to keep the Chantry from looking there.

[SOLID_EVEREST]

<---- my first mage did, but I also didn't know Alistair would kill Loghain. I had to set a proper example of what a grey warden is because of what Alistair did. Alistair single handedly hurt the grey wardens worse than Loghain...

[Addai]

SOLID_EVEREST wrote...
I had to set a proper example of what a grey warden is because of what Alistair did..

Mete out justice to a traitor, murderer and tyrant? 

Sounds like your PC needed to be "hardened."  LOL

[Schneidend]

My main character, Darius Cousland, who serves as my portrait, is a diehard Warden. Though, once the Blight is finished he intends to expand Warden duties and authority to ensuring the security of Ferelden and prevent the Chantry from gaining too much power.

[maxernst]

My HNM stays with the Wardens. The plan is to spend a few months, getting the Wardens organized in Ferelden again (and putting someone else in charge of the Ferelden's wardens), then he and Alistair will go on an extended vacation. He'll be available thereafter to serve, if need be.

He never felt particularly suited to life as a nobleman anyway (he was a rogue, after all)--part of the reason he sympathized with Alistair's reluctance to be made king.  And with his whole family except Fergus dead, there's not much of his old life to go back to anyway.

Modifié par maxernst, 11 mai 2010 - 10:35 .