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[Drasill]

Everyone keeps mentioning Morrigan, Flemeth, and Godchild but what about the other potentially big setup, the Architect? He is trying to make the Darkspawn intelligent and potentially civilized which could be a good thing or a very bad thing. At the end of Awakening if you didn't kill him the seems to have disappeared. Went to the Free Marches perhaps? Where, you know, Hawke is...

[Last Darkness]

Well The Architech intends to Kill the Dragon Gods, Morrigan is basicaly going to give birth to one in human form......conflict?

[Rubbish Hero]

According to the fellow the other day who got gameinformer, it brings over saves. Presumably that includes Awakening.

[_- Songlian -]

Yes, but what if you killed him? How does that fare with continuity? I don't think you can base a story on a certain choice half the players might not have done. 

But then again I could be wrong.

Modifié par - Songlian -, 10 juillet 2010 - 11:13 .

[SnakeHelah]

Well, Da2 spans 10 years, that means Origins+ awakening maybe. Depending on what point you start from.

[Drasill]

- Songlian - wrote...

Yes, but what if you killed him? How does that fare with continuity? I don't think you can base a story on a certain choice half the players might not have done. 

But then again I could be wrong.

Well I don't think Dragon Age is going to never have any type of continuity just because someone could have chosen a different option. It would be kind of boring to play a bunch of unconnected random stories.

[Loc'n'lol]

- Songlian - wrote...

Yes, but what if you killed him? How does that fare with continuity? I don't think you can base a story on a certain choice half the players might not have done. 

But then again I could be wrong.

I remember killing Flemeth and that didn't stop her from coming back... The architect is also a very powerful mage who has experimented quite a lot of different things, he might have a way to cheat/fake death, if it makes for a better story.

[Kaiser Shepard]

Last Darkness wrote...

Well The Architech intends to Kill the Dragon Gods, Morrigan is basicaly going to give birth to one in human form......conflict?

How? What Morrigan is doing is pretty much what he intended to do from the beginning...

[greedofan]

I've created poll about his return in DA2 http://social.biowar...887/polls/8227/

Since Bioware cares about their fans needs, we, who want him to comeback, should show them our request. What do you think about it?

[BelSirk]

If i rememberwell there is still The Seeker another awakened darkspawn

[In Exile]

He caused the fifth blight. He thinks getting the old gods killed will free the darkspawn. But he uses grey wardens to awaken darkspawn, who are made using archdemon blood. So it would actually seem like his goal is contradictory, because once he runs out of archdemonds we'll could run out of grey wardens, and darkspawn can't awaken without them.

[IrishSpectre257]

The Architect's role ended when I killed him without a second thought, since I read The Calling.

[Bobad]

How can the Architect be in the next game as there is no autosave after completing Awakenings, unless you can use a save made right before you fight the Boobmother?

[Lord_Saulot]

Bobad wrote...

How can the Architect be in the next game as there is no autosave after completing Awakenings, unless you can use a save made right before you fight the Boobmother?

Presumably that save is used.

Yes, they have said Awakening will carry over.

[BelSirk]

In Exile wrote...

He caused the fifth blight. He thinks getting the old gods killed will free the darkspawn. But he uses grey wardens to awaken darkspawn, who are made using archdemon blood. So it would actually seem like his goal is contradictory, because once he runs out of archdemonds we'll could run out of grey wardens, and darkspawn can't awaken without them.

Meanwhile i was looking for a something else i found this info about the Grey Warden ritual

You can use a drop of Archdemon blood mixed with certain darkspawn
blood, or just magically enhance certain darkspawn blood.  I saw a
posting where David Gaider explained that it does not require Archdemon blood.  Which would
make sense, or there would be no Grey Wardens by the time of the Dragon
Age (remember it has been 400 years since the last archdemon).

Modifié par BelSirk, 22 juillet 2010 - 02:13 .

[UberDuber]

Im Afraid that wont happen, he died a very slow and painful death in my play through. Unless he is like Flemeth unkillable why wont people just stay dead?

[BelSirk]

UberDuber wrote...

Im Afraid that wont happen, he died a very slow and painful death in my play through. Unless he is like Flemeth unkillable why wont people just stay dead?

because seem everyone ask  help to the poeple of DC comics...

[Mageofthedas2012]

I love the architect, and I think he has an important role coming up, as a antaginist or protagonist, I don't care, He was awsome!!

[Niniva]

Mageofthedas2012 wrote...

I love the architect, and I think he has an important role coming up, as a antaginist or protagonist, I don't care, He was awsome!!

Having just completed awakening yesterday, i agree.

It was wierd.

I had fully intended to kill him when i started but he just came off as such a level headed, well reasoned guy.

"Oh and i caused the blight"

"Its cool, bro"

[saruman85]

My money's on him coming back. He's been a central character in a game expansion and an entire novel. He knows where the Old Gods are, and his intentions have helluva lot of consequences for the Grey Wardens. Plus he sells games/books, and fans can't seem to decide whether he's good or evil. David Gaider ain't gonna throw away a cash cow like that.

IrishSpectre257 wrote...
The Architect's role ended when I killed him without a second thought, since I read The Calling.

Would that not make you MORE sympathetic to the Architect's cause?

[saruman85]

Niniva wrote...
Having just completed awakening yesterday, i agree.

It was wierd.

I had fully intended to kill him when i started but he just came off as such a level headed, well reasoned guy.

"Oh and i caused the blight"

"Its cool, bro"

This.

The voice actor did a brilliant job conveying the cool with-it thing, didn't he.

[BelSirk]

saruman85 wrote...

My money's on him coming back. He's been a central character in a game expansion and an entire novel. He knows where the Old Gods are, and his intentions have helluva lot of consequences for the Grey Wardens. Plus he sells games/books, and fans can't seem to decide whether he's good or evil. David Gaider ain't gonna throw away a cash cow like that.

IrishSpectre257 wrote...
The Architect's role ended when I killed him without a second thought, since I read The Calling.

Would that not make you MORE sympathetic to the Architect's cause?

Nope. anything that possibly become my warden a ghoul isn't a good cause

[Heimdall]

I can't see him having a huge part but it might be interesting to have him in a place that could easily replace him with miscellaneus former Architect disciple #11 if you killed him

[NKKKK]

Maybe, the Darkspawn seem to be acting up in the game.

[NugWrangler]

I think the Architect and his work has to at least get a mention if they are going to let you import your Awakening save. Besides choosing to save Amaranthine or the keep, what you did about the Architect is probably the only other significant choice. Even if you killed him there is still Velanna's sister and probably other minions who could take his place in an encounter.