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[SteveGarbage]

Outside of Fiona who seems to be a special case, we know that Wardens eventually go on their Calling.

There's all this debate about whether the Warden should ever come back or whatever. My ideal solution would be to have the Warden's Calling. Maybe not as part of DA3, but maybe as a stand-alone DLC that you could play over and over and over again.

Your Warden imports into the new game and you'd have a chance to adjust the best effort to import the face morph (in case it looks god awful in the new game) and then you and a couple other Wardens and/or Legion of the Dead members head into the Deep Roads for the last hurrah. Maybe a bit of story, put a voice to the Warden or not, I don't care, but let those people take their Warden for their last hurray into a mob of darkspawn - arena, never-ending waves style in such a way that no matter what, you'll fall by the end of it. Add some sort of death scene - flashback of your life with video from the key points of Origins, etc., and then game over. Hell, even put a score on it and see if you can beat your best score.

If that was a DLC, I'd buy it. Even better if something like that could be incorporated into the game itself.

Ah, wishes.

[Angelo2027]

I will pay whatever they want for this.

[Il Divo]

Yeah, I thought that would have been a really awesome note to leave DA:O off on, similar to Halo: Reach's ending.

It wouldn't have to be anything extravagant: small bit of dialogue at the start with dwarves in the Deep Roads or other Wardens at a feast. Then they let you in, shut the door, and you start carving your way through increasingly difficult waves of Darkspawn.

"In death, sacrifice".

Edit: Damn, now I really want to replay DA:O.

Modifié par Il Divo, 20 septembre 2012 - 03:59 .

[General User]

How does one even get to the Deep Roads from the other side of an eluvian?

[Androme]

This is a good idea for not DA3 but for even further than DA3, we still want some more love for our Warden before we accept the fact that he may have to go to his calling.

BUT.

Who says he/she can't find ways to extend his life? Avernus did it, and our Warden is .. A bit, more, so to speak, than a regular Warden.

[EpicBoot2daFace]

Sort of off topic, but I'll ask it here. How does a dead Warden import into Awakening? Does it have any significane in the story or do they just act like your death never happened?

[Il Divo]

EpicBoot2daFace wrote...

Sort of off topic, but I'll ask it here. How does a dead Warden import into Awakening? Does it have any significane in the story or do they just act like your death never happened?

I believe it's the second one. That, or you can make an Orlesian Warden.

[SteveGarbage]

Androme wrote...

This is a good idea for not DA3 but for even further than DA3, we still want some more love for our Warden before we accept the fact that he may have to go to his calling.

BUT.

Who says he/she can't find ways to extend his life? Avernus did it, and our Warden is .. A bit, more, so to speak, than a regular Warden.

The point is to create a way for people to have closure. I suppose the Warden could find some way to get out of the taint as Fiona supposedly has, but for most people that's not the case. I'd prefer to go out in a blaze of glory (actually I already did with my main Warden all Ultimate Sacrifice-style, but for those other ones still out there, I'd like that.

[SteveGarbage]

EpicBoot2daFace wrote...

Sort of off topic, but I'll ask it here. How does a dead Warden import into Awakening? Does it have any significane in the story or do they just act like your death never happened?

It's unclear. In Witch Hunt, Morrigan makes some mention that you managed to find a way to circumvent death. But she also says a similar thing if you, like my City Elf Warden did, have Loghain take the blow for you.

It's not treated like an undo and it assigns Dark Ritual, which is shown through that Witch Hunt because Morrigan was still all moody when I did it that way the first time.

[EpicBoot2daFace]

So, doing the ultimate sacrifice really doesn't matter?

[Maclimes]

Here's how it works:

When you start up Awakening, you can import a save, or start a new game.

If you import a save, EVEN IF THE WARDEN IS DEAD, you play as the Warden. Period. No explanation is ever offered.

If you start a new game, you instead create an Orlesian for the PC, and the events of DA:O are all default, with the unnamed Warden having committed the ultimate sacrifice.

There's NO option to have a Warden sacrifice, import his decisions into Awakening, and then play as the Orlesian.

[jkflipflopDAO]

Hmmm. . . where have I heard this before?

[EpicBoot2daFace]

Maclimes wrote...

Here's how it works:

When you start up Awakening, you can import a save, or start a new game.

If you import a save, EVEN IF THE WARDEN IS DEAD, you play as the Warden. Period. No explanation is ever offered.

If you start a new game, you instead create an Orlesian for the PC, and the events of DA:O are all default, with the unnamed Warden having committed the ultimate sacrifice.

There's NO option to have a Warden sacrifice, import his decisions into Awakening, and then play as the Orlesian.

Wow. That is really lame. Well, hey, thanks for the clarification. I've been wondering about this for a while now.

Modifié par EpicBoot2daFace, 20 septembre 2012 - 04:59 .

[Maclimes]

 I actually proposed a solution that would retcon fix the story ...

social.bioware.com/forum/1/topic/371/index/14176608/1

[philippe willaume]

yes that is not good
regardless good idea OP.

[Gabey5]

EpicBoot2daFace wrote...

Sort of off topic, but I'll ask it here. How does a dead Warden import into Awakening? Does it have any significane in the story or do they just act like your death never happened?

If your warden is dead import a live one, if you don't have another warden don't buy it the dlc that would include this. Seems pretty straight forward.


OP that is a good idea

Modifié par Gabey5, 20 septembre 2012 - 05:13 .

[Sylvianus]

In Peace, Vigilance ! In war, Victory ! In Death, Sacrifice ! This is what it means to be a Grey Warden !

Modifié par Sylvianus, 20 septembre 2012 - 05:26 .

[Maclimes]

Sylvianus wrote...

In Peace, Vigilance ! In war, Victory ! In Death, Pretend It Didn't Happen And Keep Going! This is what it means to be a Grey Warden !

Fixed that for you. 

[EpicBoot2daFace]

Sylvianus wrote...

In Peace, Vigilance ! In war, Victory ! In Death, Sacrifice ! This is what it means to be a Grey Warden !

Do you practice that in front of a mirror?

[Sylvianus]

EpicBoot2daFace wrote...

Sylvianus wrote...

In Peace, Vigilance ! In war, Victory ! In Death, Sacrifice ! This is what it means to be a Grey Warden !

Do you practice that in front of a mirror?

YES !

[EpicBoot2daFace]

Sylvianus wrote...

EpicBoot2daFace wrote...

Sylvianus wrote...

In Peace, Vigilance ! In war, Victory ! In Death, Sacrifice ! This is what it means to be a Grey Warden !

Do you practice that in front of a mirror?

YES !

I do too!

[obZen DF]

This is a fantastic idea OP !

[Zobo]

Androme wrote...

This is a good idea for not DA3 but for even further than DA3, we still want some more love for our Warden before we accept the fact that he may have to go to his calling.

BUT.

Who says he/she can't find ways to extend his life? Avernus did it, and our Warden is .. A bit, more, so to speak, than a regular Warden.

This. My Warden certainly do not want to die on The Deep Roads in a suicidal march, that would be as out off character as it gets. So no and one more time no.
I would rather hang out with Morrigan, I bet togeather we can think of something to get rid of the Warden problem.

Those who are into going down in a blaze of glory, you guys already had your chance in DAO.

[Little Princess Peach]

But the female wardens wont go for the calling My warden would let Alistair kill her then take a chance to turn into a broodmother

[wright1978]

Not really interested in warden death DLC.