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[ScubaStever]

Oh cool, but I think I agree that having Duncan live would change too much of the story for a simple DLC.

[Never]

It's Cailan!

[Blampied]

Don't worry guys, I've found duncan just now. He's really happy about his change of career!

Modifié par Blampied, 20 décembre 2009 - 11:29 .

[robertthebard]

Oh please tell me that's Alistair's head...

[Rainen89]

Blampied wrote...

Don't worry guys, I've found duncan just now. He's all really happy about his change of career!

Why, hello there new permanent screensaver.

[Thor Rand Al]

No but that is a disturbing scene cause I know who that guy is... it's the guy who's saying goodbye to his wife n puts his hand on his son's chin n is looking at his son right before the cutscene going into Denerim... That scene definitely is one of the one's that disturbed me.

[AsheraII]

I'm sticking with the theory that the survivor is the deserter in the cage

[Maconbar]

I hope we are able to find/access the Duncan holocron that is hidden in Ostagar.

[Titius.Vibius]

Here have a poster courtesy of my dwarf hunk and Morrigan.

[Aedan_Cousland]

Duncan took a two-handed battle axe to the face.



That is kind of hard to shrug off, even with a Chuck Norris beard.

[Exploding8]

AsheraII wrote...

I'm sticking with the theory that the survivor is the deserter in the cage

Wow, I forgot about him. I wouldn't be surprised at all to find out he's the survivor.

[Medhia Nox]

I really do hope it's Daveth.



Maybe it's the Ash Warrior leader (unless you run into him later and I just didn't)



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What I REALLY hope is that it's not "Dog". Didn't they say you get a second chance to recruit Dog for the Return to Ostagar DLC? I hope they're not considering him "the survivor" that would be a bummer.

[Muddyboot2701]

Clearly it will be the quartermaster. With a whole new stock of re skinned armor.

[Saurel]

druidofwarp wrote...

Obadiah wrote...

I've got my fingers crossed for the survivor to be Davareth.

You mean Daveth the guy who dies in the Joining?

I'm still curious how they knew he was gonna die so quickly and that you were gonna survive....

They sure jump to conclusions (I mean rightly so) fast with Daveth. But you pass out .....so I mean you don't think it would be that easy to tell.

(ps they should have lied to Jory and said he was just sleeping).

[Saurel]

Titius.Vibius wrote...

Here have a poster courtesy of my dwarf hunk and Morrigan.

ok thats awesome. I'm sending a friend request thats how awesome it is. I want to be an online buddy of anyone who posts this.

[Brass_Buckles]

I really don't think that the survivor will be either Duncan or Daveth. Granted, Duncan is the narrator at the end, so I guess it's possible that somehow he survived, but if you read the answers to the Ostagar questions thread... Well, let's just say I don't think Duncan survives. And we know Daveth died during the Joining. I'd say Jory's more likely to survive (he got run through, but with proper care and Wynne around, it's possible he could survive), but I don't think that it will be him, either.



I like the theory that the deserter survived; maybe the darkspawn didn't realize he was there. And he was just too skinny to eat, right?



We already know there are survivors of Ostagar other than this person from the DLC. There's Loghain, Wynne, Ser Cauthrien, Alistair, and the PC. If you recruit him via the quest, there's also Dog. Incidentally, to answer someone above, if you read the questions thread in the general forum, one of the developers said that no, we will not get two mabari. Disappointing, I know. That would've been awesome. Maybe you could've even had a mabari puppy later.

[Gold Dragon]

Saurel wrote...

Titius.Vibius wrote...

Here have a poster courtesy of my dwarf hunk and Morrigan.

ok thats awesome. I'm sending a friend request thats how awesome it is. I want to be an online buddy of anyone who posts this.

Should have seen the one I had of Alistair and the Human Noble Female PC.  She still had on Chainmail..  Wondering if he had Diamond Drill bits.......

[Boopie-Ne]

I vote for either the deserter being the survivor or one of the Ash Warriors, since those "toll collectors" at Lothering mentioned they survived.

[orpheus333]

Exploding8 wrote...

AsheraII wrote...

I'm sticking with the theory that the survivor is the deserter in the cage

Wow, I forgot about him. I wouldn't be surprised at all to find out he's the survivor.

Probably not concidering you get to mercilessly shank him for that key.

[Lotion Soronarr]

Aedan_Cousland wrote...

Duncan took a two-handed battle axe to the face.

That is kind of hard to shrug off, even with a Chuck Norris beard.

Nothing is impossible for Chuck Norris!!!!

[Apophis2412]

Lotion Soronnar wrote...

Aedan_Cousland wrote...

Duncan took a two-handed battle axe to the face.

That is kind of hard to shrug off, even with a Chuck Norris beard.

Nothing is impossible for Chuck Norris!!!!

There is no such thing as impossible. There is stuff that only Chuch Norris can do.

[Samahl na Revas]

Survivors, I'm guessing the Cousland brother(indisposed), that tranquil guy, One of the Ash Warriors and some elf's to carry their luggage... Definitely Elf's j/k.

Seriously, the only person who could survive would be Sandal's twin...

Modifié par thecalling, 21 décembre 2009 - 07:54 .

[Ninjaphrog2.0]

Please read this I put alot of thought into it! Don't let the length fool you tis a fun read a promise! =)



what would be interresting is if Duncan was not slain by the Hurlock, but actually knocked out, dragged underground, and undergone some male broodmother sick experiment, that goes wrong. He flies into a mindless rage, slaughtering darkspawn as he finds his way to Orzammar...he smashes into Orzammar easily, creating a new questline to help the wounded and save Orzammar from total destruction. You can choose not to, which results in Orzammars fall.



Duncan the Destroyer reaches the surface and begins a new age for Thedas and Darkspawn alike. The Duncan Age. Through his 'broodmother' capabilities he rapes any woman in his path to give birth to a new, better, faster, stronger, and smarter breed of Darkspawn....DUNCANSPAWN.



Eventually the Duncan Blight has spread far and wide, leaving the Grey Wardens useless since Duncan already had the original darkspawn taint. So you start a NEW pact...the Wardens(No stupid color thing). You start a new storyline that holds countless epic battles(Where you're NOT sent off to some lame errand that has a miraculous and practically impossible twist)aswell as more romances, more dungeons, more companions...and most important of all...you get to know about Morrigans child, as she returns(Either cause she feels you'll need her help, or cause she misses you too much, depending on how you ended the game with her).



In the end, you get a difficult choice. You realize Duncan has kept some of his human memories, but a new and broader understanding of the taint. That it's possibilities are barely even scraped at the top! You can choose to put him out of his missery, resulting in a battle of agelessly epic proportions that outshines the archdemon fight. OR you can side with him, and accept his gift...to drink his blood. You become a fearsome general for Overlord Duncan the Destroyer, in his quest to annihilate all that he once pledged his life to protect, in order to begin a better, more perfect world, but where Blood Magic is abundant, and the capital will be the Tevinter Imperium, returning it to its former glory!



In all this...Alistair will agree with you. His deep sorrow from losing his only true father figure sends him spiralling into madness as he sees what his mentor and idol has become. He will either join you as your first officer in Duncans army, or fight you to the death to protect his tutor and friend.



What happens next can be played in continuously released expansions, with new twists to the story...maybe Morrigans child is more important than s/he seemed to be?

[andybuiadh]

Apophis2412 wrote...

Lotion Soronnar wrote...

Aedan_Cousland wrote...

Duncan took a two-handed battle axe to the face.

That is kind of hard to shrug off, even with a Chuck Norris beard.

Nothing is impossible for Chuck Norris!!!!

There is no such thing as impossible. There is stuff that only Chuch Norris can do.

When you posess The Beard, Chuck Norris is minute in comparison to your own power.

[Samahl na Revas]

Ninjaphrog2.0 wrote...

Please read this I put alot of thought into it! Don't let the length fool you tis a fun read a promise! =)

what would be interresting is if Duncan was not slain by the Hurlock, but actually knocked out, dragged underground, and undergone some male broodmother sick experiment, that goes wrong. He flies into a mindless rage, slaughtering darkspawn as he finds his way to Orzammar...he smashes into Orzammar easily, creating a new questline to help the wounded and save Orzammar from total destruction. You can choose not to, which results in Orzammars fall.

Duncan the Destroyer reaches the surface and begins a new age for Thedas and Darkspawn alike. The Duncan Age. Through his 'broodmother' capabilities he rapes any woman in his path to give birth to a new, better, faster, stronger, and smarter breed of Darkspawn....DUNCANSPAWN.

Eventually the Duncan Blight has spread far and wide, leaving the Grey Wardens useless since Duncan already had the original darkspawn taint. So you start a NEW pact...the Wardens(No stupid color thing). You start a new storyline that holds countless epic battles(Where you're NOT sent off to some lame errand that has a miraculous and practically impossible twist)aswell as more romances, more dungeons, more companions...and most important of all...you get to know about Morrigans child, as she returns(Either cause she feels you'll need her help, or cause she misses you too much, depending on how you ended the game with her).

In the end, you get a difficult choice. You realize Duncan has kept some of his human memories, but a new and broader understanding of the taint. That it's possibilities are barely even scraped at the top! You can choose to put him out of his missery, resulting in a battle of agelessly epic proportions that outshines the archdemon fight. OR you can side with him, and accept his gift...to drink his blood. You become a fearsome general for Overlord Duncan the Destroyer, in his quest to annihilate all that he once pledged his life to protect, in order to begin a better, more perfect world, but where Blood Magic is abundant, and the capital will be the Tevinter Imperium, returning it to its former glory!

In all this...Alistair will agree with you. His deep sorrow from losing his only true father figure sends him spiralling into madness as he sees what his mentor and idol has become. He will either join you as your first officer in Duncans army, or fight you to the death to protect his tutor and friend.

What happens next can be played in continuously released expansions, with new twists to the story...maybe Morrigans child is more important than s/he seemed to be?

Read all of it...and Bioware should really consider hiring you as a writer, the Duncan Age awaits:lol:...