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[Fishy]

No

It's just the default Hawke they use for demonstration.
They probably made a similiar beard because duncan beard was so epic and discussed

Modifié par Suprez30, 29 août 2010 - 08:34 .

[Chuvvy]

They only have beards in common.

[dudewithname]

THE BEARD MUST LIVE ON!!!!

[yummysoap]

I think it would cheapen Hawke somewhat. Can't some characters just be a character on their own without having some lineage beyond what's been established in previous games?



Plus, like, I know a black person when coupled with a white person can produce a child of tanned or white-ish complexion but in the destiny trailer Hawke is seriously pale. Like... just stepping out open air for five minutes and he'll get sunburn pale. That, plus the fact that I don't see much similarity beyond the Beard O' Manliness has me saying no to this.

[Hex of Hell]

Death of Life wrote...
Besides, Grey Wardens become infertile after the Joining...

No they don't.

[Death of Life]

Captain Hex wrote...

Death of Life wrote...
Besides, Grey Wardens become infertile after the Joining...

No they don't.

Well, they at least its almost impossible for them to get children.

Anyway, looked at the screenshots and saw that both Duncan and Hawke's eyes are brown. And he does actually look a tiny bit like Duncan in screenshots, so maybe I'm wrong in my previous post.

Greagoir could also be Hawke's father. Maybe Hawke's mother was an apostate as well who was in a relationship/married Greagoir for a while?

Modifié par Death of Life, 05 septembre 2010 - 07:29 .

[ashwind]

Death of Life wrote...

Captain Hex wrote...

Death of Life wrote...
Besides, Grey Wardens become infertile after the Joining...

No they don't.

Well, they at least its almost impossible for them to get children.

Anyway, looked at the screenshots and saw that both Duncan and Hawke's eyes are brown. And he does actually look a tiny bit like Duncan in screenshots, so maybe I'm wrong in my previous post.

Gregoir could also be Hawke's father. Maybe Hawke's mother was an apostate as well who was in a relationship/married Gregoir for a while?

Morrigan just needed 1 night to have the warden's child 

I dont think Warden's become infertile, after all, Morrigan also said that maybe anyone who can survive the joining must be very healthy and possess legendary endurance  

[Death of Life]

ashwind wrote...

Death of Life wrote...

Captain Hex wrote...

Death of Life wrote...
Besides, Grey Wardens become infertile after the Joining...

No they don't.

Well, they at least its almost impossible for them to get children.

Anyway, looked at the screenshots and saw that both Duncan and Hawke's eyes are brown. And he does actually look a tiny bit like Duncan in screenshots, so maybe I'm wrong in my previous post.

Gregoir could also be Hawke's father. Maybe Hawke's mother was an apostate as well who was in a relationship/married Gregoir for a while?

Morrigan just needed 1 night to have the warden's child 

I dont think Warden's become infertile, after all, Morrigan also said that maybe anyone who can survive the joining must be very healthy and possess legendary endurance  

It's been stated somewhere that Wardens have a lesser chance of getting children. As for Morrigan, she does have magic after all...

[Aradace]

Danjaru wrote...

It would be a rather poor plot twist tbh.
And haven't Hawke's family been shown? Or was it just his sister and mother?

Not only a poor plot twist....But massively overplayed AND cliche

[Lowenhart]

Thought most assumed him to be Morrigan and the wardens child, or the godspawn as some could say i suppose, would certainly explain the insane spell he cast at end of trailer.

But who knows maybe all this somehow tied to Maric aswell as there rumors he isnt really dead.

[Ortaya Alevli]

Hawke's beard is the son of Duncan's beard.

[Aradace]

Lowenhart wrote...

Thought most assumed him to be Morrigan and the wardens child, or the godspawn as some could say i suppose, would certainly explain the insane spell he cast at end of trailer.

But who knows maybe all this somehow tied to Maric aswell as there rumors he isnt really dead.

Holy crap...NO NO NO lol....He is NOT the "godbaby".  Or are you assuming EVERYONE knocked up Morrigan? lol

Modifié par Aradace, 05 septembre 2010 - 08:20 .

[Dave of Canada]

ashwind wrote...
Morrigan just needed 1 night to have the warden's child 

That's because she used the Dark Ritual, an essential "get pregnant free" card. Grey Wardens aren't infertile but the taint essentially condems their chances to be extremely low, two grey wardens together (Alistair / Warden for example) can't get a child because they essentially are infertile together.

[Death of Life]

Dave of Canada wrote...

ashwind wrote...
Morrigan just needed 1 night to have the warden's child 

That's because she used the Dark Ritual, an essential "get pregnant free" card. Grey Wardens aren't infertile but the taint essentially condems their chances to be extremely low, two grey wardens together (Alistair / Warden for example) can't get a child because they essentially are infertile together.

This was what I meant.

[Merlin Dawnweaver]

 Everyone Knows the Duncan Horde is the real threat to Ferelden.

Modifié par Merlin Dawnweaver, 05 septembre 2010 - 09:02 .

[Zippo900]

Or Hawke is Morigan's son, as Flemeth makes a return in this, and it would all be about right with the timeline.

[Daerog]

Zippo900 wrote...

Or Hawke is Morigan's son, as Flemeth makes a return in this, and it would all be about right with the timeline.

No it wouldn't. Hawke is an adult before Morrigan is pregnant. Unless DA gets a time travel plot, that's not possible.

[GodWood]

Zippo900 wrote...
Or Hawke is Morigan's son

No he/she is not.
Bioware have confirmed this and we already know who Hawke's mother is.

and it would all be about right with the timeline.

No it would not, DA2 starts with Hawke and his family leaving when Lothering falls.

[SirOccam]

Oh...this thread is back.

It's been stated by David Gaider that Hawke's father was an apostate mage who trained Bethany (and Hawke too, if he/she is a mage). So, not Duncan.

Zippo900 wrote...

Or Hawke is Morigan's son, as Flemeth makes a return in this, and it would all be about right with the timeline.

Mr. Gaider also said that Hawke is not related to Andraste, Flemeth, or Maric. But even if you want to claim that Morrigan is not truly related to Flemeth (which may very well be the case), and therefore Hawke would not be either, it actually doesn't match up with the timeline at all. Hawke is fully grown during the events at Lothering, probably nearly the same age as Morrigan.

[SirShreK]

Hawke is the son of the Chanter in Lothering. This will be a plot point so as to justify why he can be black. Bethany will be shown to be Uldred's daughter. carver will be the son of Sandal. Their legal father will never find any of this out in his lifetime.

Oh and yes, he (legal father) will be VA'ed by Richard Gere.

Modifié par SirShreK, 18 septembre 2010 - 10:44 .

[KLUME777]

I just hope that we somehow see Duncan in DA2 before he dies.

Wouldnt it be awesome if (seeing as you never find Duncans body in Return to Ostagar, implying that he was taken away as a prisoner), at the beggining of DA2, when Lothering is attacked, Hawke and his family are captured by darkspawn and they get taken down to the deeproads or some cave/encampment in the Korcari Wilds, and you meet a bloodied Duncan who acts as a kind of Mentor before he dies of his wounds, and helps you escape.

Better in my mind.

[Gerudan]

What is it with Duncan?



I never liked him...how he just kills the father-to-be...and no, I don't want to argue over that scene...



The only way, we could be able to see Duncan in DA2 would be, if it would start when Duncan passes through Lotheringen sometime before the battle, but I don't think he will appear.

[Talogrungi]

It is possible, I suppose. Duncan certainly seems old enough (and hedonistic enough, in his youth) to have fathered a child that would be approaching adulthood around the time that Lothering is overrun.

Bioware have stated that the skintones of Hawke's family members will adapt to reflect that chosen by the player during character generation. Perhaps Hawke's skintone will be a blend of his mothers and Duncans to make mixed parentage conceivable.

Somehow, I doubt it though.

[Trianell]

But what if Hawke has been adopted?

[Daerog]

Trianell wrote...

But what if Hawke has been adopted?

I really doubt that's the case. Would kind of make changing the family's skin tone to match Hawke's unnecessary.