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[TonberryFeye]

A newly recruited Warden, picked and trained by the Hero of Ferelden him/herself. Can be of any race - Dwarf, Human, Dalish or City Elf, but always has more or less the same backstory as we 'meet' the character just before they are dispatched to Orlais.

Modifié par TonberryFeye, 29 juin 2012 - 02:26 .

[Eilaras]

 It`s all about Spartacus for me! 

Mage origin- (human, elf) You play one of the mages that take over a circle of magi in a brutal uprising

Templar origin- (human) You and your fellow templars are ordered to kill all the mages in the circle . You may however choose to support this action or not. 

Slave origin (elf, human, maybe even kossith)  You play a Tevinter slave that leads a huge slave revolt and escapes, bringing additional chaos to the world of Thedas.

Dwarf origin (class- warrior, rogue)  Your character leads a revolution against a tyrannical ruler  in Kal Sharok


Anyway, if Bioware decides to bring back origins (i hope so, but i doubt it)  i think they should be longer and have a bigger impact on the main plot that it did in DAO. 

Modifié par Eilaras, 30 juin 2012 - 11:34 .

[REAPERS_r_CTHULHU]

Anyway, if Bioware decides to bring back origins (i hope so, but i doubt it)  i think they should be longer and have a bigger impact on the main plot that it did in DAO. 

I completely agree with this part. I have my doubts about them returning to the origins style, but we can only hope, right? The reason why they probably won't is becuase the majority of people play as a human anyways (I always found it hard to pick a singly race in origins),  and its cheaper and easier just to make one character that the masses enjoy playing as, and to not have origins.

But hey! One can hope.

[ChaosAgentLoki]

I want a Human Commoner origin. If they were to bring Origins back, this is something I would really like to have. I'm not the biggest fan of playing as royalty (at least when the character is not made by the devs, but set by the player) so I always have preferred that. It also shouldn't be like the backstory for Hawke in DA2.

A human commoner should have something more like a mix of the City Elf and Dwarf Commoner origins of the original game with a little hinting of the Human Noble origin (the lack of severe prejudice). It would also allow the player to set down one of a few paths (depending on what Bioware's story is aimed towards). Things like becoming a mercenary, a pirate, a Seeker or a Warden (amongst other options).

That's what I'd like to see if the origins were to return. I'm personally not a big fan of them. I like being able to choose my character's race, but as I enjoy playing as humans as well as elves and dwarves, I did not like the fact that there was no Human Commoner origin. That and most of the origins were really boring. Only the City Elf and Dwarf Commoner were really fun in my opinion. So, I'd like to be a Human Commoner though (for me) origins do not necessarily have to return.

[REAPERS_r_CTHULHU]

ChaosAgentLoki wrote...

I want a Human Commoner origin. If they were to bring Origins back, this is something I would really like to have. I'm not the biggest fan of playing as royalty (at least when the character is not made by the devs, but set by the player) so I always have preferred that. It also shouldn't be like the backstory for Hawke in DA2.

A human commoner should have something more like a mix of the City Elf and Dwarf Commoner origins of the original game with a little hinting of the Human Noble origin (the lack of severe prejudice). It would also allow the player to set down one of a few paths (depending on what Bioware's story is aimed towards). Things like becoming a mercenary, a pirate, a Seeker or a Warden (amongst other options).

That's what I'd like to see if the origins were to return. I'm personally not a big fan of them. I like being able to choose my character's race, but as I enjoy playing as humans as well as elves and dwarves, I did not like the fact that there was no Human Commoner origin. That and most of the origins were really boring. Only the City Elf and Dwarf Commoner were really fun in my opinion. So, I'd like to be a Human Commoner though (for me) origins do not necessarily have to return.

The funny thing about this is that Bioware HAD a human commoner origin for DA:O, but it got scrapped because it didn't tie in to the story and I'm also guessing time management issues.

[ladyofpayne]

Orlesian chevalier and rogue from street. Also mage apostate.

Modifié par ladyofpayne, 01 juillet 2012 - 06:12 .

[ChaosAgentLoki]

REAPERS_r_CTHULHU wrote...

The funny thing about this is that Bioware HAD a human commoner origin for DA:O, but it got scrapped because it didn't tie in to the story and I'm also guessing time management issues.

I remember reading about that. I was very disappointed that they did that as it seemed very unfair to me. Not every player wants to be royalty. I'd also like an Origin where the PC is the eldest child, not always the youngest, middle or only child (something I like about Hawke more than almost any of the origins). 

[REAPERS_r_CTHULHU]

ChaosAgentLoki wrote...

REAPERS_r_CTHULHU wrote...

The funny thing about this is that Bioware HAD a human commoner origin for DA:O, but it got scrapped because it didn't tie in to the story and I'm also guessing time management issues.

I remember reading about that. I was very disappointed that they did that as it seemed very unfair to me. Not every player wants to be royalty. I'd also like an Origin where the PC is the eldest child, not always the youngest, middle or only child (something I like about Hawke more than almost any of the origins). 

I imagine that if the new game has origins, if it does take place in Orlais like how it's hinted at and if it resembles medieval france in any way, then human commoner will be a possiblitiy, or cleric/priest/father, which would still technically be royalty. It would be interesting to see how this could pan out, though.

[Sith Grey Warden]

For some reason, I really want a Tevinter Orphan origin, where once your character was old enough, (s)he ran away to join a mercenary band or something. In part, this is because you could justify there being a Kossith without knowledge of the Qun (a baby was found by a Magister after a battle and taken back to Minrathous?) but also because the very existence of an orphanage would suggest the Magisters aren't the Always Evil we've seen so far. Also, regardless of race, the character could start out getting a very pro-Tevinter bias from that type of upbringing, which would make for interesting RPing.

[Truth]

Dalish Elf.

[WardenWade]

Ideally I would like to see all the origins back again, along with their racial components.

Modifié par WardenWade, 02 juillet 2012 - 12:40 .

[EricHVela]

Qunari: All races, including the majority race in the Qun.