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[Ashenwraith]

Well...DA2 sounds like it's going to be a new storyline. Not sure how it'll include the decisions our Wardens have made in DA:O or DA:A, probably won't.



So I would guess that Bioware is going to make some more expansions/DLC since the epilogue says "neither does anyone think his/her tale is complete..." Unless that's how our Warden's story is concluded and left to our imagination...then I'll be really bummed out. I really would like to see how things turn out between Flemeth and Morrigan. Not to mention other characters from DA:O, the ones that didn't make a appearance in DA:A.

[Jarlof Seoul]

Here's to hope. May the achievers of Witch Gone Wild get satisfaction.

[Homebound]

Mdfitz wrote...

no one knows at this time i think but we will probably know in a future installment

She goes off and has a child. The child will be named Hawke.  Yes, Dragon Age 2 is about Morrigan's baby.



btwithinkishouldtellyouthatihaventfinishedthegameyetandjustgotthethingyesterday

[Jarlof Seoul]

That would do it. i could dig that as a resolution to my romance w/ Morrigan. Best character in CRPGs ever. DA puts Planescape to shame.

[Cj738]

If Morrigan was so secretive, and she wanted the old God in the child, what's to think that she



wont consume the baby like Flemeth and become and old God herself? She said it numerous



times throughout the story its survival of the fittest and power and survival are the only things that



matter. Also she knows that even if you killed Flemeth she is not entirely dead so if she had the



body of an old God + her already powerful magic she would be able to decimate Flemeth and live



longer than if she just consumed another powerful mage, no?

[Jarlof Seoul]

Cj738 wrote...

If Morrigan was so secretive, and she wanted the old God in the child, what's to think that she

wont consume the baby like Flemeth and become and old God herself? She said it numerous

times throughout the story its survival of the fittest and power and survival are the only things that

matter. Also she knows that even if you killed Flemeth she is not entirely dead so if she had the

body of an old God + her already powerful magic she would be able to decimate Flemeth and live

longer than if she just consumed another powerful mage, no?

Well, Morri talked a lot of trash but she did ahve a few moments of love in there: called me my love, I got the sorrow and regret epilogue in DAO (replaying Awakening to get the Morri reference epilogue). Also, during the ritual if you drill down with her in the dialogue (as opposed to after the candlelight is blow out by her), she explains that the essence is waht she intends to preserve and "not the taint" that corrupted the old god, and she would teach it to respect where it came from, i.e. humans. So that gives plenty of lattitude for Bioware to design a storyline with a happy ending. Boy grows up hunted or something and after maturing and maybe a run for power is saved by Dad. Like what Lucas was rumored to have in mind for a second Star Wars sequel trilogy that he later discarded.

Modifié par Jarlof Seoul, 04 août 2010 - 01:55 .

[Last Darkness]

Morrigan, your story is one of the best and worst cliffhangers of Origens.

[Kenrae]

Ashenwraith wrote...

Well...DA2 sounds like it's going to be a new storyline. Not sure how it'll include the decisions our Wardens have made in DA:O or DA:A, probably won't.

Except that the devs have said it will.

[Kenrae]

Just_mike wrote...

Mdfitz wrote...

no one knows at this time i think but we will probably know in a future installment

She goes off and has a child. The child will be named Hawke.  Yes, Dragon Age 2 is about Morrigan's baby.

Unless that baby travels to the past after growing up, that's impossible .

[Last Darkness]

Kenrae wrote...

Just_mike wrote...

Mdfitz wrote...

no one knows at this time i think but we will probably know in a future installment

She goes off and has a child. The child will be named Hawke.  Yes, Dragon Age 2 is about Morrigan's baby.

Unless that baby travels to the past after growing up, that's impossible .

I agree based on the fact that Hawk is a young man IN Lothering when you first meet Morrigan. Though I feel that part of teh story is yet to be told. I predict Hawke does have some interaction with Morrigan and the god child...and something I dont get is everyone assumes the child is going to be a boy? hmmm...why not a new daughter of Flemmeths line?

[Super ._. Shepard]

shes goes away with the child and raises him he will be a unstobble force a warrior and mage

[rayzorium]

That would be kind of weird, since Urthemiel was male, but I guess it's possible, since the child's gender was determined before the Archdemon was killed.

[Jarlof Seoul]

Last Darkness wrote...

Morrigan, your story is one of the best and worst cliffhangers of Origens.

So true!

[Jarlof Seoul]

jojimbo wrote...

I think the best way is to end the affair before DA:2 with a major expansion like "Awakenings" and of course a final farewell to our Warden and an achievable happy ending for those that wish just that.

Would love that. Would put this as the #1 RPG in my book ever, topping Ultima 7, EOBII, BGII, NWN2, PST as best game ever...

Would even play all Dragon Age anything out of thanks to Bioware.

[Bahlgan]

and something I dont get is everyone assumes the child is going to be a boy? hmmm...why not a new daughter of Flemmeths line?

What?? Where are you getting that there are people assuming that the child is going to be a boy? Granted it would be nice for a god baby to carry the Cousland line (haha.. jk jk), but everytime, EVERYTIME I heard anything about the god baby it always was called a female.



Should be some sort of option to choose the gender, if it's gonna be this big a deal.

[Cj738]

Jarlof Seoul wrote...

Cj738 wrote...

If Morrigan was so secretive, and she wanted the old God in the child, what's to think that she

wont consume the baby like Flemeth and become and old God herself? She said it numerous

times throughout the story its survival of the fittest and power and survival are the only things that

matter. Also she knows that even if you killed Flemeth she is not entirely dead so if she had the

body of an old God + her already powerful magic she would be able to decimate Flemeth and live

longer than if she just consumed another powerful mage, no?

Well, Morri talked a lot of trash but she did ahve a few moments of love in there: called me my love, I got the sorrow and regret epilogue in DAO (replaying Awakening to get the Morri reference epilogue). Also, during the ritual if you drill down with her in the dialogue (as opposed to after the candlelight is blow out by her), she explains that the essence is waht she intends to preserve and "not the taint" that corrupted the old god, and she would teach it to respect where it came from, i.e. humans. So that gives plenty of lattitude for Bioware to design a storyline with a happy ending. Boy grows up hunted or something and after maturing and maybe a run for power is saved by Dad. Like what Lucas was rumored to have in mind for a second Star Wars sequel trilogy that he later discarded.

Just because Morrigan loves the Grey Warden and wants to preserve the essence doesn't mean she still cant take over the childs body and harness the power of an old God. With the Grimoire from Flemeth she probably learned how Flemeth took over bodies and intends to take over the body of the child. Respect where it came from, perhaps this means respect Morrigan herself as Morrigan respected Flemeth in a sense.

[Jarlof Seoul]

Cj738 wrote...

Jarlof Seoul wrote...

Cj738 wrote...

If Morrigan was so secretive, and she wanted the old God in the child, what's to think that she

wont consume the baby like Flemeth and become and old God herself? She said it numerous

times throughout the story its survival of the fittest and power and survival are the only things that

matter. Also she knows that even if you killed Flemeth she is not entirely dead so if she had the

body of an old God + her already powerful magic she would be able to decimate Flemeth and live

longer than if she just consumed another powerful mage, no?

She did say during my DR questioning that no harm would come to the child. The implication I took away was ever. Your plot scenario is quite grim.

Well, Morri talked a lot of trash but she did ahve a few moments of love in there: called me my love, I got the sorrow and regret epilogue in DAO (replaying Awakening to get the Morri reference epilogue). Also, during the ritual if you drill down with her in the dialogue (as opposed to after the candlelight is blow out by her), she explains that the essence is waht she intends to preserve and "not the taint" that corrupted the old god, and she would teach it to respect where it came from, i.e. humans. So that gives plenty of lattitude for Bioware to design a storyline with a happy ending. Boy grows up hunted or something and after maturing and maybe a run for power is saved by Dad. Like what Lucas was rumored to have in mind for a second Star Wars sequel trilogy that he later discarded.

Just because Morrigan loves the Grey Warden and wants to preserve the essence doesn't mean she still cant take over the childs body and harness the power of an old God. With the Grimoire from Flemeth she probably learned how Flemeth took over bodies and intends to take over the body of the child. Respect where it came from, perhaps this means respect Morrigan herself as Morrigan respected Flemeth in a sense.

She did say during DR that no harm would come to the child.

Modifié par Jarlof Seoul, 06 août 2010 - 09:44 .

[Homebound]

I think Morrigan will be a boss for Dragon Age 2 actually...Her ending says she's joined up with some queen? And as for the old god baby, I think she's figured out how to be immortalish like Flemeth and intends to do the same. If you fight Flemeth for Morrigan's companion quest, you'll notice that she looks exactly like an archdemon! Or I could be wrong.

[Homebound]

Jarlof Seoul wrote...

Cj738 wrote...

Jarlof Seoul wrote...

Cj738 wrote...

If Morrigan was so secretive, and she wanted the old God in the child, what's to think that she

wont consume the baby like Flemeth and become and old God herself? She said it numerous

times throughout the story its survival of the fittest and power and survival are the only things that

matter. Also she knows that even if you killed Flemeth she is not entirely dead so if she had the

body of an old God + her already powerful magic she would be able to decimate Flemeth and live

longer than if she just consumed another powerful mage, no?

She did say during my DR questioning that no harm would come to the child. The implication I took away was ever. Your plot scenario is quite grim.

Well, Morri talked a lot of trash but she did ahve a few moments of love in there: called me my love, I got the sorrow and regret epilogue in DAO (replaying Awakening to get the Morri reference epilogue). Also, during the ritual if you drill down with her in the dialogue (as opposed to after the candlelight is blow out by her), she explains that the essence is waht she intends to preserve and "not the taint" that corrupted the old god, and she would teach it to respect where it came from, i.e. humans. So that gives plenty of lattitude for Bioware to design a storyline with a happy ending. Boy grows up hunted or something and after maturing and maybe a run for power is saved by Dad. Like what Lucas was rumored to have in mind for a second Star Wars sequel trilogy that he later discarded.

Just because Morrigan loves the Grey Warden and wants to preserve the essence doesn't mean she still cant take over the childs body and harness the power of an old God. With the Grimoire from Flemeth she probably learned how Flemeth took over bodies and intends to take over the body of the child. Respect where it came from, perhaps this means respect Morrigan herself as Morrigan respected Flemeth in a sense.

She did say during DR that no harm would come to the child.

If shes telling the truth or not doesnt matter, I think in the end, she will have powers like Flemeth.

[Jarlof Seoul]

Just_mike wrote...

Jarlof Seoul wrote...

Cj738 wrote...

Jarlof Seoul wrote...

Cj738 wrote...

If Morrigan was so secretive, and she wanted the old God in the child, what's to think that she

wont consume the baby like Flemeth and become and old God herself? She said it numerous

times throughout the story its survival of the fittest and power and survival are the only things that

matter. Also she knows that even if you killed Flemeth she is not entirely dead so if she had the

body of an old God + her already powerful magic she would be able to decimate Flemeth and live

longer than if she just consumed another powerful mage, no?

She did say during my DR questioning that no harm would come to the child. The implication I took away was ever. Your plot scenario is quite grim.

Well, Morri talked a lot of trash but she did ahve a few moments of love in there: called me my love, I got the sorrow and regret epilogue in DAO (replaying Awakening to get the Morri reference epilogue). Also, during the ritual if you drill down with her in the dialogue (as opposed to after the candlelight is blow out by her), she explains that the essence is waht she intends to preserve and "not the taint" that corrupted the old god, and she would teach it to respect where it came from, i.e. humans. So that gives plenty of lattitude for Bioware to design a storyline with a happy ending. Boy grows up hunted or something and after maturing and maybe a run for power is saved by Dad. Like what Lucas was rumored to have in mind for a second Star Wars sequel trilogy that he later discarded.

Just because Morrigan loves the Grey Warden and wants to preserve the essence doesn't mean she still cant take over the childs body and harness the power of an old God. With the Grimoire from Flemeth she probably learned how Flemeth took over bodies and intends to take over the body of the child. Respect where it came from, perhaps this means respect Morrigan herself as Morrigan respected Flemeth in a sense.

She did say during DR that no harm would come to the child.

If shes telling the truth or not doesnt matter, I think in the end, she will have powers like Flemeth.

I'll buy the latter statement about powers. Would give an interesting aspect to a future Morri sub-plot resolution.

[Lycans4ever]

Probably we 'll see that in a later DLC or Expansion... I at least hope because i went and broke up with her early on and now i have no saves to fix that

[Jarlof Seoul]

Lycans4ever wrote...

Probably we 'll see that in a later DLC or Expansion... I at least hope because i went and broke up with her early on and now i have no saves to fix that

Worth a replay to get a Morri romance option. I say go for it.

[highwindstryder]

My theory on Morrigan/Flemeth is that "taking over her daughter to stay young" thing is a smokescreen, and that Flemeth stays "immortal" by passing her knowledge on to a new daughter...but not taking her over, and the new daughter assumes the role of Flemeth at some point. It's even possible that having you kill the old Flemeth, telling you that Flemeth will "probably return someday even though you killed her", is part of the trick. And getting away from the Warden and never seeing him again is important because you would know that this is going on and destroy the continuance of the legend.



So, Morrigan never rebelled against Flemeth by having you kill her. It might not to others, but to me it actually seems strange that despite Morrigan seemingly wanting to kill to Flemeth and break the cycle, she still wants to do what Flemeth had intended her for - to preserve the Old God.

[MEBengal2008]

Let think about DA and DA2 for a minute.

DA the main character is in the town of Lothering with Morrigan and Hawke and his sister start there. That is great.

DA the game is about 2 years long.

DA2 the game is 10 years long or so.

My guess is that if we do hear or see anything about Morrigan we will see her with a young child or meet her not long after the blight when she is still early in her pregnancy.

Without knowing the complete storyline of DA2, Morrigan's child maybe the third PC in the DA series and it would make perfect sense.

I mean, wouldn't it be awesome to have a PC that can tranform into a dragon. I'm thinking Breath of Fire type game here.