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[JeeWeeJ]

Chunkor wrote...

Let's not forget that one of the developers flat out says, "We are certainly not done with Morrigan's story," in GameInformer. At some point in the series, Morrigan will return and if Witch Hunt is considered canon and isn't retconned, she'll come back with the Warden. Whether it's in DA3 or DA50, the Warden and Hawke's paths are definitely going to cross. There are just too many flags in DA2 for them to not meet.

Some are:
-Flemeth - There's just no way her appearance in DA2 didn't mean something. We already know that whether you choose to let her live or kill her in DAO doesn't matter because Hawke saves her life on Sundermount. She's connected to both main characters and I think she's going to play a major role in a future game that will bring the two together.
-Leliana's quote at the end. It really seemed as if she was saying that the two characters are destined to meet and possibly save the world together. If they aren't together throughout the entire game, I would love to see a game told through both their perspectives. Hawke tries to bring order back to Kirkwall, ground zero for the catastrophe, Warden in Ferelden. The choices you make through one character have effects that trickle into the other character's setting.
-Cassandra, the Chantry, and, most likely, many other groups and organizations are on the search for Hawke. Some must want his head, others desperately want their champion to return. If you chose to side with the mages in DA2, then the templars will surely want Hawke dead. Knowing that there's a wide search going on for Hawke, he's definitely coming back.

Good post! Makes me wonder.. IF the warden and Hawke meet up in DA3...does this mean we need to keep our DA:O AND our DA2 savefiles??? *starts making backups*

Modifié par JeeWeeJ, 18 mars 2011 - 03:48 .

[Maclimes]

I vote for a new hero. It's been said before that Dragon Age is the story of Thedas (unlike Mass Effect, which is the story of Shepard). So the main character is the world, not the protagonist. We'll get the Champion back for some DLC/Expansion, and then bury him alongside the Warden.

[Demx]

JoshieoPandar wrote...

Hawke maybe, The Warden would be tough, if they're going to use the voice acting for the protagonist route again having to pay six different voice actors for it. I don't see it happening, unless they're just gonna hire two voice actors (male and female), and recycle all the said dialogue for The Warden whether he be Human, Elf, or Dwarf, but accents always gave that distinctive feel between the races. So I'm thinking probably a whole new character, hoping we don't get restricted to just picking human, I want my dwarf back imo.

They could just have the Warden remain mute. Just have a cutscene where the Warden is ambushed and they slit his/her throat. They leave the Warden for dead hinting at something related to the overall plot, and the Warden blacks out. He comes to in a Dalish camp, but unfortunately he/she has lost the ability to speak. So he/she will have to communicate through writing or other means. The idea of having the Warden again isn't completely dead.

[Maclimes]

Rocambole4 wrote...
Not mentioning some wardens are DEAD. You know, at the end of DA:O.

Actually, I'm fairly certain that if your Warden died in DAO, the person people refer to as "the Warden" is the Orlesian Warden in Awakening. "The Hero of Ferelden" is the Origins Warden. If he survived, then it's the same person.

[Kevballs_]

I don't care to speculate on who will be the main character in DA3, all i want is another fantastic story like the first two.
Whether it is a continuation of Hawke/Warden or a new hero.

[RinpocheSchnozberry]

Godbaby, clearly. Godbaby is ten years old now, after all. BioWare skips eight years or so between DA2 and DA3 and Godbaby is good to go. Or, start DA3 when Godbaby is 15 and then do time jumps until Godbaby is 18.

[Chuvvy]

Hawke or someone new. I'd be fine with seeing Hawke as the protag again, I liked him. Probably because you can give him a decent personality.

[Chuvvy]

RinpocheSchnozberry wrote...

Godbaby, clearly. Godbaby is ten years old now, after all. BioWare skips eight years or so between DA2 and DA3 and Godbaby is good to go. Or, start DA3 when Godbaby is 15 and then do time jumps until Godbaby is 18.

So what I gather from this is you think the Godbaby will be the protagonist of DA3.

[RinpocheSchnozberry]

Slidell505 wrote...

RinpocheSchnozberry wrote...

Godbaby, clearly. Godbaby is ten years old now, after all. BioWare skips eight years or so between DA2 and DA3 and Godbaby is good to go. Or, start DA3 when Godbaby is 15 and then do time jumps until Godbaby is 18.

So what I gather from this is you think the Godbaby will be the protagonist of DA3.

Godbaby.

[MachineMaiden]

Hmm, tough call. If Dragon Age is going to be Biowares 'Final Fantasy' then they're going to want to expand it as much as they can. An Age is only 100 years and seeing as Hawkes was 10 and the Wardens 1 well after the  89 years left the series couldn't rightfully called the Dragon Age.

Remember also Dragon Age is about the world not one single person(s). I imagine though (I haven't beat it yet) it may be a continuation of Hawke in another city or a whole new hero. There is still Orlais to explore or even Tevinter possibly even go to the Quinari homeland! Imagine the possibilities! Although I do get attached to my characters and would like to see and continue my journey/romance with them (particularly Fenris), I just hope that whatever Bioware does they take time to flesh it out because I keep my faith in them.

Modifié par MachineMaiden, 18 mars 2011 - 04:23 .

[EmsaFallkin]

When it comes to Godbaby, Morrigan clearly says that after a day it can't even be considered a child anymore. Which lead me to believe it would mature very fast. So how old the Godbaby actually is is pretty much much anyones guess.

[Brockololly]

EmsaFallkin wrote...

When it comes to Godbaby, Morrigan clearly says that after a day it can't even be considered a child anymore. Which lead me to believe it would mature very fast.

Eh, I think what Morrigan meant was that it could hardly be called a child only a couple days after doing the Ritual, as sperm would have barely had enough time to meet egg.

[errant_knight]

Brockololly wrote...

EmsaFallkin wrote...

When it comes to Godbaby, Morrigan clearly says that after a day it can't even be considered a child anymore. Which lead me to believe it would mature very fast.

Eh, I think what Morrigan meant was that it could hardly be called a child only a couple days after doing the Ritual, as sperm would have barely had enough time to meet egg.

Yes, this is what she means. Every indication is that it's a normal human child except for it's soul.

Modifié par errant_knight, 18 mars 2011 - 04:31 .

[MachineMaiden]

Guys, guys, guys. There is a huge flaw in your logic on the God baby theory to as well. Not everyone did the ritual. How can you be the baby if it was never conceived in the first place?

[RinpocheSchnozberry]

MachineMaiden wrote...

Guys, guys, guys. There is a huge flaw in your logic on the God baby theory to as well. Not everyone did the ritual. How can you be the baby if it was never conceived in the first place?

She got it on with the Orlesian Warden when you weren't looking.

Modifié par RinpocheSchnozberry, 18 mars 2011 - 04:35 .

[Brockololly]

MachineMaiden wrote...

Guys, guys, guys. There is a huge flaw in your logic on the God baby theory to as well. Not everyone did the ritual. How can you be the baby if it was never conceived in the first place?

Same reason certain handwaving of character fates occured in DA2.

Although, I don't think the OGB will be made canon necessarily, whatever role the OGB fills in the future will likely be made canon- sort of like ME2 with Wrex being ruler of Tuchanka or some other Krogan ruling if you killed Wrex in ME1. You still had somebody filling that role.

But I doubt the OGB would be the PC in DA3- unless they retcon the fact that its a male, I can't imagine BioWare would go so far as to limit the gender of the PC. Doesn't mean the OGB couldn't still play a major role, but likely not as the PC- unless BioWare goes for multiple PCs in DA3. Hawke for Act 1, Warden for Act 2, OGB for Act 3?

[Chunkor]

JeeWeeJ wrote...

Good post! Makes me wonder.. IF the warden and Hawke meet up in DA3...does this mean we need to keep our DA:O AND our DA2 savefiles??? *starts making backups*

I've unfortunately played both games on a PS3, one that's almost 4 years old. I'm so scared that I'll get a YLoD and I'll have to say goodbye to my DA saves.

[FedericoV]

MachineMaiden wrote...

Guys, guys, guys. There is a huge flaw in your logic on the God baby theory to as well. Not everyone did the ritual. How can you be the baby if it was never conceived in the first place?

I do agree. The god baby is not a candidate for the main protagonist. Every solution would be lame for the players who did not the dark ritual (I did it but it's the same) and not fair for new players (too restrisctive... moreover it would be the same background of the BG saga with the archdemon instead of the god of murder...). Instead, I think that the god baby/son of morrigain could be a great joinable NPC.

For DA3 I would like a new charachter that gives us the chance to visit another place in the world: Orlais, Tevinter, the Anderfells, Rivain and Antiva seems all very interesting place for a story.

[Kekkis]

Maclimes wrote...

I vote for a new hero. It's been said before that Dragon Age is the story of Thedas (unlike Mass Effect, which is the story of Shepard). So the main character is the world, not the protagonist. We'll get the Champion back for some DLC/Expansion, and then bury him alongside the Warden.

Flemeth keeps them both in a class jar in her hut. She collects heroes. It´s kind of a hobby she has. So we get new hero. Maybe its about incoming war between Orlais and Fereldan. You must prevent it and unite the world against Qunari invasion.

Or at least our new hero™ have something to do with Orlais, becouse Sandal is going to Orlais.

[Lolhaxx]

Morrigan's child will be the new hero. Takes place 5 years after DA2.

[Demx]

Lolhaxx wrote...

Morrigan's child will be the new hero. Takes place 5 years after DA2.

So what, he's 15?

[NvVanity]

I would say the next hero is a voiced protagonist like Hawke, but this time he/she can be an elf, dwarf or human.

[hismastersvoice]

I really don't see the point of going through the birthing pains of getting a voiced protagonist with a preset origin story only to have someone completely new take over for the next game. Granted, Dragon Age doesn't follow the same script path Mass Effect does, so switching from one hero to another isn't that much of a problem, but when you consider the issues people had when Hawke was introduced to replace our mute, faceless Warden, I just can't see Bioware going though that again...

Modifié par hismastersvoice, 18 mars 2011 - 05:01 .

[Lolhaxx]

Siradix wrote...

Lolhaxx wrote...

Morrigan's child will be the new hero. Takes place 5 years after DA2.

So what, he's 15?

Why not?  Bioware borrowed aspects of JRPG aka lolFenris so why can't they borrow Square Enix's teenybopper protagonists?

[SnakeSNMF]

SnakeSNMF wrote...

The Gray Hawke.
Somehow for god-forbidden reason, there's blood magic involved but it ends up fusing Ferelden's warden and Hawke together in some sort of badass awesome fusion of Chuck Norris Bruce Willis Commander Shepard.. thing.
In short: Amazing.

Wonderful point SnakeSNMF, you're so beautiful and intelligent!