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[jonesd]

Boiny Bunny wrote...

1) Deep Roads Expedition.

Was this significant? Did this change the world? Have an impact on a vast number of people? I don't believe so. If Hawke had never existed, perhaps Bartrand would have been killed, or perhaps he would have easily found another sap to replace Hawke and succeeded just the same. The treasure found down there was just enough to make Hawke a noble in Kirkwall, but certainly not the richest. Really, the way I see it, the lyrium idol was the only thing of any significance to come out of the expedition - and again, this had nothing to do with Hawke personally. Another thug mercenary could have cleared the way to the ancient thaig and lost the idol to Bartrand just the same.

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It would have to be a skilled mercenary.  Don't forget Hawke also helped fund the expedition.  This type of arguement really seems foolish to be.  This reasoning says someone esle could do what MLK did.  Maybe it is true.  Maybe not.  Does it matter?  They were there and played a role in the events that happened, thus making them important.

[Wereparrot]

Contrary to what most people are saying about Anders being the most important person in the Dragon Age universe, I rather think Hawke is. Granted, Anders is 'important' in that, while this mess most likely would have occured anyway, he hastened the beginning of the war, but I think that ultimately Hawke will have the power to either preserve the Chantry or destroy it.

[HTTP 404]

The most important character is Sandal. come'n that guy kills slew of darkspawn and he helps the Warden and Hawke! in Da3, he should be the main protagonist.

[jonesd]

Wereparrot wrote...

Contrary to what most people are saying about Anders being the most important person in the Dragon Age universe, I rather think Hawke is. Granted, Anders is 'important' in that, while this mess most likely would have occured anyway, he hastened the beginning of the war, but I think that ultimately Hawke will have the power to either preserve the Chantry or destroy it.

I would say there is no one "most important" person.  For sparking the war I would say Anders is.  

[Wereparrot]

jonesd wrote...

Wereparrot wrote...

Contrary to what most people are saying about Anders being the most important person in the Dragon Age universe, I rather think Hawke is. Granted, Anders is 'important' in that, while this mess most likely would have occured anyway, he hastened the beginning of the war, but I think that ultimately Hawke will have the power to either preserve the Chantry or destroy it.

I would say there is no one "most important" person.  For sparking the war I would say Anders is.  

Are you contradicting yourself or saying that Anders is the most important thus far? I'll assume it is the latter, in which case I agree, but I predict that ultimately Hawke will prove to be the most important person in Thedas.

[Pasquale1234]

Rifneno wrote...

GenericPlayer2 wrote...

It seems obvious that the most important person is Flemeth.

This.  Right now, the most important living character in DA is Flemeth.  If we're going most important character period in DA, Andraste.  Assuming Andraste and Flemeth aren't the same being.  Hawke?  Hawke probably doesn't even rank top ten at the moment.

I nominate Sandal.  Wherever the action goes, so go-eth Sandal.

Next up: Orlais

[jonesd]

Wereparrot wrote...

jonesd wrote...

Wereparrot wrote...

Contrary to what most people are saying about Anders being the most important person in the Dragon Age universe, I rather think Hawke is. Granted, Anders is 'important' in that, while this mess most likely would have occured anyway, he hastened the beginning of the war, but I think that ultimately Hawke will have the power to either preserve the Chantry or destroy it.

I would say there is no one "most important" person.  For sparking the war I would say Anders is.  

Are you contradicting yourself or saying that Anders is the most important thus far? I'll assume it is the latter, in which case I agree, but I predict that ultimately Hawke will prove to be the most important person in Thedas.

I just didn't word it very well.  I don't think there is a most important person in the Dragon Age universe.  Now certain events may have a more important person for that event.  Though I will say that just because Anders may have been more important in said event (sparking of the war), does not mean Hawke wasn't important. 

[Faroth]

Anders is most important for shaping the future of Thedas.

I thought Varric was more awesome though. Loved that dwarf!

[MyKingdomCold]

I nominate Duncan as one of the most important characters in Thedas. If the warden wasn't lucky enough to be saved by Duncan, there wouldn't be a Hero of Ferelden.