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[Kaiser Shepard]

Alrighty, due to idiocy on my part I lost all my Origins saves and eventually decided to go with a default Origins-story for DAII, which apparently included the Warden siding with the mages (as it should have been) instead of siding with the Templars as I personally did. If in DAII you then side with the Templars during the endgame and ask for Cullen's opinion when the three mages surrender themselves, Cullen says the following:

"The Right/Rite has always been a last resort, when every mage involved was beyond salvation. The situation was far more dire in Ferelden's Circle, and yet many mages were saved. We could still do as much here."

Now, what I want to know is what he says at that moment if you sided with the Templars in Origins. Does he agree with Meredith, or is he still as levelheaded as he is in a Mage Sided-Import?

[Kaiser Shepard]

Hmm, these boards move faster than the last time on here...

In any case, is there truly no one who can help me out on this one? Youtube doesn't appear to hold the answer yet as it is.

[Siven80]

Interesting question.

I cant answer it though as i dont have a save where i sided with templars in DAO.

[Mykel54]

He says that when he was younger the right of annulment was called on the circle of ferelden, but that the situation there was far worse, with demons and abominations in the tower, and that in kirkwall the situation was not so desperate to call it yet.