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[Hk47sPappy]

So, if you don't import a save into Dragon Age II, Bioware gave us three defaults to choose from. 


The Hero of Ferelden
The Human Noble recruited the Mages, broke the curse on the Werewolves and recruited  Dalish Elves, Gave Harrowmont the throne, supported Caridin and destroyed the Anvil of the Void, he did not reveal the Sacred Ashes to the world, accepted Morrigan's ritual, killed Loghain, made Alistair king, saved Amaranthine, and did not let Nathaniel into the Grey Wardens

Martyr
The Dalish Elf recruited the Mages, killed the Werewolves, Gave Bhelen the throne, supported Branka and destroyed the Anvil of the Void, revealed the Sacred Ashes to the world, spared Loghain, sacrificed himself to kill the Archdemon, made Alistair marry Anora; The Warden-Commander saved Amaranthine, and did let Nathaniel into the Grey Wardens

No Compromise
The Dwarf Noble recruited the Templars, killed the elves, Gave Harrowmont the throne, supported Branka and preserved the Anvil of the Void, defiled the Sacred Ashes, spared Loghain, but had him sacrifice himself to kill the Archdemon, had Alistair exiled and gave Anora the Throne, saved Vigil's Keep, and did let Nathaniel into the Grey Wardens

But what decisions do you think the Dwarf Commoner, City Elf, and Mage Wardens made?

Modifié par Hk47sPappy, 16 octobre 2011 - 09:22 .

[Bleachrude]

City elf pretty much is killing Loghain I think we can agree on. As well, CE is either killing the werewolves or breaking the curse (I lean to the former). I see a CE siding with Bhelen due to Harrowmount's treatment of dusters (would be too close to home) and siding with Caridin....everything else is really up in the air IMO...

[ShimmeringDjinn]

Mage would probably do the following; Side with the mages, cure the werewolfs, and not reveal the Urn of sacred ashes (wouldn't want the chantry to have more power)
If your playing a elven mage, kill Loghain. Not sure about the other situation's.