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[AnImpossibleGirl]

strive wrote...

I wonder if they will keep the tradition of being a Fereldon born citizen. I'm kind of attached to Fereldon. I'd hate to be an Orlesian.

I feel ya there, I am quite attached to Ferelden and bias toward Orlais. I don't care if it smells of dog. <3

The Amell coincidence only occurs IF you played the circle mage Origin, which I never will...

[revan11exile]

Poshible wrote...

strive wrote...

I wonder if they will keep the tradition of being a Fereldon born citizen. I'm kind of attached to Fereldon. I'd hate to be an Orlesian.

I feel ya there, I am quite attached to Ferelden and bias toward Orlais. I don't care if it smells of dog. <3

The Amell coincidence only occurs IF you played the circle mage Origin, which I never will...

What's wrong with being related to Hawkie:crying:

[bobwill]

Well, I don't know about dwarves; but, humans and elves have had children together in the Dragon Age universe.
So, could possibly see a mixing of Amell and the Warden's bloodlines.
Also, why would it need to be contemporaneous with the actions of the first two games.
It could be a few generations after the first two games, after the mage rebellion has been resolved, or the mage rebellion could be dragging out for a century; but, nearing its end.

[Welsh Inferno]

dragonflight288 wrote...

or a relation to the Couslands

I'd absolutely love it if Fergus turns up somewhere and has a few things to say about his brother/my warden!

As of the PC though, I'd rather he/she be completely unrelated to the Warden or Hawke. 'Tis not a small world.

Modifié par Welsh Inferno, 07 mai 2012 - 10:20 .

[revan11exile]

As i was playing Mark of the Assassin Tallis and Hawke talk about the Amell Warden which Hawke says he or she is a relative and Tallis says I knew it which is pretty cool.

[Emzamination]

I don't know about the warden or hawke but I believe we'll most definitely be related to morrigan



The child is always produced at the end of witch hunt no matter how far you go out of your way to try and prevent it, ogb or normal.

The child is suppose to be a catalyst for "the change" that is to come.The catalyst/hearld/savior is always the protagonist.

The child is being trained by morrigan to handle its world shaking destiny.Why would a npc need training to fight? Bioware would never give a npc a bigger destiny than the protagonist.

Only a male warden that morrigan was in love with can acompany her which requires you to have slept with her at least once as a mandatory prerequisite thus always producing a child unless you had alistair take your place but either way, baby is born.Morrigan will replace leandra and the warden will most likely replace malcom hawke acting as some Father/Adoptive father.

There is also an interesting line in origins where morrigan tells flemeth "I hear the peace of the grave is eternal" and flemeth responds "Bah! May your child one day treat you the same".I concluded from this that gaider plans to have morrigan become a semi/old woman with a adult child at some point.

I wouldn't put it past bioware to make us flemeth's estranged grandchild giving us the choice to finish what mother morrigan started and become the herald to her plans.

[Hammington]

i'm an aeducan, and i think amells are overrated.

[Emzamination]

Faerunner wrote...

I hope we aren't Morrigan's baby. Then the next protagonist will be a mandatory human male (since Morrigan is human and she says the child is a boy) so no thank you. I can see the child being the next significant antagonist, side character or companion, but not the protagonist.

It's canon for revan,shepard,the warden and hawke to be male as well but all of them can alternatively be played as female too.The role of antagonist has already been filled by morrigan & Flemeth.The child is too large a character to simply be a foot note or companion in the protagonist shadow.The child's role being some Dragon messiah with a world changing destiny could only be the protagonist.Also note the shift in the franchise to only allowing human protagonist, Human+ Human= Human, Human+elf= Human, Human+ Dwarf= Human.If it was just going to be a npc, david could've simply had morrigan dissapear and not return till da3 but instead he wrote witch hunt directly centered on morrigan preparing to train this child.The writers are putting too much emphasis on the child for it to be a mere npc.I also find it interesting that the child always ends up being directly or indirectly heir to the ferelden throne.

"The child is an innocent warden he knows nothing of the destiny that lyes before him".

[revan11exile]

I remember playing DA2 and Leandra said her cousin Revka(Mother of our Mage Wardens)said her cousins children were taken away which means that the Mage Warden had brothers and sisters and they could have been send to other Circle of Magi towers and it is possible that the next DA game is in Orlais which could mean we would play as the Wardens bro or sis.

[WardenWade]

As others have mentioned on this thread, if the PC in DA3 were related in some way to the Warden, for example, that would be interesting. All the origins have possibilities here. For my money, the Tabris family is pretty special IMO (Adaia's side of the family, for example, and their martial training and ancestral dagger) and I'd love to see more connections to them in future games (and, ideally, reprisal as the Warden in a future game...).

Modifié par WardenWade, 25 juillet 2012 - 04:56 .

[Blacklash93]

Wulfram wrote...

I dislike having the hero being related to the previous one. It just feels cheesy. And makes the world seem small

I'd also like the story to get away from Ferelden. Rather the next PC not having a major connection to it like DA2 or many events being centralized around or particularly involved with it. I don't want it to become the center of Thedas.

Modifié par Blacklash93, 25 juillet 2012 - 04:42 .

[Gervaise]

Whatever their relationship, I would like to get back to different race origins as this made each playthrough so different. People reacted to you in different ways depending on your race or profession and even your sex. You could really use your backstory to drive the PCs motivations and make choices that were true to their character. There were multiple ways in which the PC ended the game in terms of their relationship to others and their own status (even existance)

In DA2 it made little difference to other people whether your were a mage or not (except in a few isolated instances) and your sex had absolutely no influence on proceedings. It didn't even limit your romance choices. The backstory was the same regardless of sex or class and ultimately the end result was one of two, regardless of your character's motivations and choices in the game.

The Old God child would be a possibility, since it could be justified even if you didn't do the Dark Ritual. Who is to say Morrigan didn't bed someone else. Since the prime objective is to end the Blight, even Riordan could have been persuaded to that viewpoint bearing in mind the small number of Grey Wardens and the odds against them making it to the Archdemon alive. The dark god soul could still have killed the Grey Warden who struck him down before jumping on to the foetus. However, unless there is to be a gap of many years, the child won't be in a position to be a PC or NPC in the next game. In any case, the god child plot was done very effectively in the Baldurs Gate series, so I doubt the developers want to go down that road again with the PC. If Morrigan's baby turns up at all, I should imagine it will be as a plot driver.

[WardenWade]

^^^

Absolutely! Race/origins are what I'd like back most of all for Dragon Age.

[LobselVith8]

revan11exile wrote...

 Do you guys and gals think our next hero should be related to The Warden and Hawke 

Seeing how my Warden was an elven mage, that wouldn't be possible.

I think the next protagonist should have multiple race and Origin possibilities.

Emzamination wrote...

It's canon for revan,shepard,the warden and hawke to be male as well but all of them can alternatively be played as female too.

It isn't canon for The Warden or Hawke to be male. There is no canon for The Warden, who has several possible Origins, and it's only canon that Varric describes Hawke as white in his stories, regardless of his actual skin color.