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[JasonPogo]

I am doing a Human Nobal play right now and want him to marry Anora.  However everytime I kill Loghain It just jumps to me makeing Alistair king.  Is there a way to kill off Loghain and still marry Anora and become king?

[Jedi Master of Orion]

Isn't there a way to have Alister kill Loghain himself?

[TJPags]

Fight Loghain, and after the fight, let Alistair kill him.

Or let Alistair fight him - he kills him himself.

Basically, the rule is, if you want to marry Anora, you (meaning, your Warden) can't kill Loghain.

[magelet]

Yeah, Anora won't marry you if you kill Loghain. You gotta make someone else do it.

[JasonPogo]

Ok so I talked Anora into marrying me. Then I went and talked to Alistair and told him I am supporting Anora. Jusp to the Landsmeet. I let Alistair kill Loghain. The game goes straight to Emon(sp?) declaring Alistair king and telling Anora she has to step down.... I am never givin any option otherwise...


Edit Also just relised I posted this in the DA2 forum. Sorry its late...

Modifié par JasonPogo, 06 octobre 2011 - 02:36 .

[erilben]

If Alistair is hardened and if he kills Loghain, then he automatically becomes king. Therefore there's no way for you to make youself king and keep Alistair as a Warden.

[Quething]

erilben wrote...

If Alistair is hardened and if he kills Loghain, then he automatically becomes king. Therefore there's no way for you to make youself king and keep Alistair as a Warden.

It's been a long time since I played a Warden who had any reason for it to come up, but IIRC you should be able to fight Loghain yourself, then let Alistair take the killing blow once you decide to execute him, which Anora will find acceptable.

[Wereparrot]

Which platform is this? There's a bug on the xbox version: the only way you can become king is to fight Loghain yourself and then spare him when he yields. All other paths led to the whiny bastard becoming king. Very frustrating.

[ejoslin]

Here is how THAT encounter works.

If the Warden kills Loghain, Anora won't marry him because she will not marry the man who kills her father.
If Alistair is hardened, if he kills Loghain he automatically takes the throne.
If Alistair is NOT hardened, if he kills Loghain he does NOT automatically take the throne.

SO, if you hardened Alistair, you will have to spare Loghain which means you lose Alistair as a warden. However, if you have NOT hardened Alistair, you can have Alistair kill Loghain, and the warden can still marry Anora.

Modifié par ejoslin, 06 octobre 2011 - 10:50 .

[Cobra's_back]

ejoslin wrote...

Here is how THAT encounter works.

If the Warden kills Loghain, Anora won't marry him because she will not marry the man who kills her father.
If Alistair is hardened, if he kills Loghain he automatically takes the throne.
If Alistair is NOT hardened, if he kills Loghain he does NOT automatically take the throne.

SO, if you hardened Alistair, you will have to spare Loghain which means you lose Alistair as a warden. However, if you have NOT hardened Alistair, you can have Alistair kill Loghain, and the warden can still marry Anora.

If the unhardened Alistair kills Loghain will Anora imprison Alistair?

[ejoslin]

ghostbusters101 wrote...

ejoslin wrote...

Here is how THAT encounter works.

If the Warden kills Loghain, Anora won't marry him because she will not marry the man who kills her father.
If Alistair is hardened, if he kills Loghain he automatically takes the throne.
If Alistair is NOT hardened, if he kills Loghain he does NOT automatically take the throne.

SO, if you hardened Alistair, you will have to spare Loghain which means you lose Alistair as a warden. However, if you have NOT hardened Alistair, you can have Alistair kill Loghain, and the warden can still marry Anora.

If the unhardened Alistair kills Loghain will Anora imprison Alistair?

No. Unhardened Alistair remains a warden if you choose to have Anora queen (either married to the warden or sole ruler) in this circumstance.  You will always have either Alistair or Loghain.

Modifié par ejoslin, 06 octobre 2011 - 11:04 .