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[horacethegrey]

Battlebloodmage wrote...

Many people are very territorial by nature, and time tends to make people forget many things. That's why history will often repeat itself. When you have so many groups of races living together, they will start to compare themselves against one another, whether subconsiously or not. The dwarves prefer to live in isolation, so they don't have a lot of chance to interact with outsiders. Their viewpoint will mostly depend on their perception of what outsiders are like, which isn't very favorable. Of all the races, I feel like dwarves will have the hardest time to get along with the other races. Even between the Dalish elves and city elves. the city elves look at the Dalish elves as savages, which also happens because they don't often interact with one another much. I find it interesting that while, as a group of people, the city elves are being oppressed, they would look down on another group as inferior. It's like despite being oppressed, some city elves actually look at the
humans as being superior and worship them instead of their own kinds.. The Danish elves themselves see the city elves as snobs, so it's not like they're any better. The darkspawns are only united them temporary. Once the threat is gone, they will start to turn on each other.

Nice reasoning there. Thanks for the insightful post dude. 

[Demx]

Only if the blight returns in full force. My mission was to stop the blight. I can handle complaints about how I picked the wrong people to be in charge. I had little time to play politics with cultures I'm unfamiliar with, and had no actual experience in that field. I won't tolerate being blamed for any increase of darkspawn.

[AdamWeith]

Anders is hero!!! Blow it up! BLOW IT UP!!! BLOW IT UP!!!

[unbentbuzzkill]

my warden would be pissed off for a whole different set of reasons mainly because hawke slaughtered his whole clan

[Kaosbuddy]

MorningBird wrote...

AdmiralDavidAnderson wrote...

Well they should at least let us know what happened to the warden!

I'm pretty sure it's left ambiguous so that you, the player, can fix whatever ending you like to your Warden's story.

Mine's milking the 'Hero' thing for all the groupies it's worth, out of spite - they're still mad about the "I know we agreed to travel the world, but I noticed you have dandruff so I'm off to join the Seekers" note Leilana left when she did a runner.

[LilyasAvalon]

Phoenix_Fyre wrote...

I hope there are some references at least. My Wardens varied from wanting to keep helping around Ferelden to those who'd want to track down Anders and then beat him senseless for his stupidity.

Not counting the whole.... when the heck did Warden/Hawke meet and how can the Warden disappear if he/she is the king or queen?

My favorite FDC Warden spent her days traveling with Zevran and training new Wardens like Bethany.... so no disappearing for her...

I think it's implied the Warden is still Warden-Commander first, Queen/King second. That's how my Warden saw it as anyway. Her duties as a Grey Warden came before her duties as a Queen to Fereldan.

Pretty easy to go missing when you go adventuring all the time...

[Feanor_II]

Mine doesn't care at all, he is dead.

Modifié par Feanor_II, 18 septembre 2012 - 07:29 .

[Asch Lavigne]

I think it also depends on the Warden, Mine wouldn't give a rat's behind about mages and templars and anything else really. He stopped the Blight, got roped into the thing with the Architect and the Mother. He's done, his job is over.. He's not a superhero, he doesn't run around and do anything else. His job was aboit Darkspawn, which is over, so again, he's done. What happens after that in the rest of the world is not his concern. Heck, he barely even cares what happens in Fereldan itself unless it comes and bothers him.

Modifié par Asch Lavigne, 18 septembre 2012 - 05:56 .

[Master Shiori]

Mine is chilling out in some quiet part of the world and doesn't give a damn about anything.

[Lenimph]

The only reason my Dalish Warden would care at all about the Templar/Mage conflict is because she's in love with Leliana who's pretty much at the center of it.

She really wouldn't give a rat's ass otherwise.

[Samudo]

My Warden is shacked up with Morrigan and his kid, so I assume they are all just pointing and laughing at the whole mess.

[marshalleck]

My warden wouldn't care. He'd be out running interference for Morrigan and OGB.

[Rafficus III]

AdmiralDavidAnderson wrote...

They need to have the warden in this game in some shape or form. You can't just assume he disappeared and leave it at that.

Here's the problem: more than 5/6 of the fanbase would probably be upset. Why? Exactly for what you posted and because Bioware's Warden wouldn't be their Warden. I can hear the griping now, "My Warden wasn't a Warrior!.... My Warden was a Female Elf!.... No, you're all wrong, the Warden was a Dwarf Rogue." It'd be hard to import their own personal Warden's all the way from DA:O, but I'd give Bioware a great deal of respect for doing so. I want to see the Warden and Hawke, but I understand how difficult this may be for Bioware to deliver. 

[KENNY4753]

AdmiralDavidAnderson wrote...

They need to have the warden in this game in some shape or form. You can't just assume he disappeared and leave it at that.

exactly. If the Warden is alive then they need to be in DA3 after all that they have accomplished

[King Cousland]

My Warden went through the eluvian and met his son, so with Morrigan's all but confirmed return, I expect at least a mention. Also, if we happen to see Anora again (or Alistair for female HNs) I'd like for her to say something about her missing husband. 

[PsychoBlonde]

Battlebloodmage wrote...
Well, Alistair and the Warden can't live very long, so we know that they will die a painful death eventually.

Erm, no we don't.  What we know happens is that they start to turn into a ghoul.  Generally wardens who reach that stage go and suicide in the Deep Roads--or attempt to.  We don't know if even the majority of them actually die.  And both Corypheus and the Architect (yes, probably even if you KILLED him) are running around somewhere doing who-knows-what with the darkspawn.

So, it's entirely within the realm of possibility that should Alistair/the Warden hear the Calling and descend into the Deep Roads, they won't get killed.  They may wind up working for Corypheus or the Architect.  Or something even weirder might happen.

[Reaverwind]

Mine never met the idiot mage.

[Angelo2027]

My warden is a mage so he will likely try to do something about this mess and in the process see if he can learn something about his son.

[CasbynessPC]

Well if the recent track record is anything to go by, Bioware will state that the Warden is canonically male, have a entire plotline focused around "his" adventures after DAO and then force us to take HIM as a squad mate who behaves 100% opposite from the morality we played him with and wears a Day 1 DLC "EDI Armour" costume that cannot be removed.

Trollololol indeed.

[Battlebloodmage]

PsychoBlonde wrote...

Battlebloodmage wrote...
Well, Alistair and the Warden can't live very long, so we know that they will die a painful death eventually.

Erm, no we don't.  What we know happens is that they start to turn into a ghoul.  Generally wardens who reach that stage go and suicide in the Deep Roads--or attempt to.  We don't know if even the majority of them actually die.  And both Corypheus and the Architect (yes, probably even if you KILLED him) are running around somewhere doing who-knows-what with the darkspawn.

So, it's entirely within the realm of possibility that should Alistair/the Warden hear the Calling and descend into the Deep Roads, they won't get killed.  They may wind up working for Corypheus or the Architect.  Or something even weirder might happen.

Surely, having a tortured body of a ghoul is much better than death. Seeing as how mentally damaged and groteque a lot of the ghouls are. I would rather for the Warden and Alistair to die while fighting the darkspawns. 

[Wulfram]

My Warden would be pissed because she's apparently not with Leliana.

And because the city elves are probably getting randomly exploded in the crossfire, as is their lot in life.

[Gabey5]

The war was gonna happen. This was just the spark, the gasoline was there and anything could have set it off.

My main warden does not give a damn about non- darkspawn conflicts.  Ferelden, Orlais, Tevinter and everyone else can beat the crap out of each other for all he cares. If he would return he would keep the Wardens he controls out of the fighting.

Modifié par Gabey5, 18 septembre 2012 - 07:01 .

[Pelle6666]

My Warden went through the mirror with Morrigan, so I guess he was like "F*ck this world!"

[Reaverwind]

Gabey5 wrote...

The war was gonna happen. This was just the spark, the gasoline was there and anything could have set it off.

My main warden does not give a damn about non- darkspawn conflicts.  Ferelden, Orlais, Tevinter and everyone else can beat the crap out of each other for all he cares. If he would return he would keep the Wardens he controls out of the fighting.

My Orlesian Warden would have been seriously irked at Anders - for deserting and the blowback Anders no doubt brought upon the Wardens - had she been stupid enough to recruit him.

Modifié par Reaverwind, 18 septembre 2012 - 07:05 .

[Jerrybnsn]

unbentbuzzkill wrote...

my warden would be pissed off for a whole different set of reasons mainly because hawke slaughtered his whole clan

LOL!

My first play through I had Hawke help Merril and I swear I didn't see that coming.  My second play through, I told Merril no way was I helping her.  Geez, Hawke was such a pawn.