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[Caiden012]

 Anyone else hoping that the grey wardens play a part in DA3? It seemed like in DA2 they didn't do too much besides taking your sibling and showing up to help for a short while.

Grey Wardens are probably my favorite part of the Dragon Age lore and I really hope that we can see them play a somewhat important role in DA3.

[sylvanaerie]

As long as it's a background role (I felt DA2 had a nice balance of presence vs participation with Legacy, Anders, Nate and the warden sibling). I think a warden as a companion would be cool even, but as a PC I don't want to play a warden again. I'd always end up comparing any other warden PC to my Origins character, and always find them lacking.

[Chaos Lord Malek]

Stroud, from Dragon Age 2 will probably be a companion.

[Caiden012]

sylvanaerie wrote...

As long as it's a background role (I felt DA2 had a nice balance of presence vs participation with Legacy, Anders, Nate and the warden sibling). I think a warden as a companion would be cool even, but as a PC I don't want to play a warden again. I'd always end up comparing any other warden PC to my Origins character, and always find them lacking.

If we play as a Warden again I would prefer if it was in a Dragon Age game closer related to origins (Race selection, origins, maybe silent protag). So then I can build a warden (My own character who I have more control over) instead of it being a Hawke situation (Character used to tell a more personal story and a bit more linear for story purposes).

[Sable Rhapsody]

I'd like to see the Wardens involved as a faction--their outlook on life is always fascinating, especially given the current situation in Thedas. Maybe not necessarily a major Warden character or getting tied up inextricably in Warden business (DA:O already told that story).

[Quicksilver26]

I wanna be a gray warden again!

[DarthLaxian]

hm...i would want them to play a part, yes.

i do not want to become one again (exception: if avernus (or someone else) finds a way to avoid the calling (death through the taint) and only if i am not forced into it (i would have liked the option of killing duncan in DA:O because the taint...well i would not subject anyone to it (well, maybe condemned prisoners, traitors, deserters etc. meaning: people who have more or less lost their live anyway) because i myself do not like to die because of the stupid taint!)

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[Yalision]

I think the Dwarves, Golems, and Grey Wardens are my favorite parts of the lore.

[Mercedes-Benz]

The Grey Wardens will surely be in Dragon Age 3, I think that it was made obvious by what Stroud/Alistair said in Dragon Age 2.

[Nattfare]

I want them to bring back the Grey Gardeners.

[Han Shot First]

Quicksilver26 wrote...

I wanna be a gray warden again!

[Kajagoogoo3]

 I'd love to play as a Grey Warden again. That would be an interesting match especially if they were pulled into the war like what Loghain did in Origins.

[SgtElias]

I'm not necessarily keen to play a Warden again (though if it were to happen, I certainly wouldn't be disappointed), but I'd love a Warden companion. Or for the Wardens as a faction to involve themselves (for whatever reason) in the plot of DA3. I'm hoping that something regarding the Wardens and Corypheus pops up at some point, at the very least.

A Dragon Age without Wardens is like a meal without bacon: empty and unsatisfying. 

[Aulis Vaara]

I mostly hope we get to go to one of their fortresses and get to ask them a bunch about forgotten history. Would be awesome to start uncovering the secrets from one of the few remaining orders that has lived it all.

[ashesandwine]

Why should we play a Grey Warden again? The Blight is over. Grey Wardens are better suited for The Blight.

[The Teyrn of Whatever]

ashesandwine wrote...

Why should we play a Grey Warden again? The Blight is over. Grey Wardens are better suited for The Blight.

There's always the issue of the Architect's intelligent Darkspawn, whether he survived the events in Awakening or not. The Awakened do use Warden blood to "awaken". This could lead to conflicts in the future.

Blights are bad to be sure, but a Darkspawn invasion lead by an intelligent Darkspawn leader capable of strategy and planning would be a force to be reckoned with and possibly not as easily put down. You defeat an Archdemon and the horde becomes a mindless, directionless mob. Defeat an Awakened Darkspawn leader, it might have a capable second-in-command ready to lead the DS army.

Grey Wardens would be best suited to leading the fight against such a threat.

Modifié par The Teryn of Whatever, 15 novembre 2012 - 03:15 .

[TK514]

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[Potato Cat]

Chaos Lord Malek wrote...

Stroud, from Dragon Age 2 will probably be a companion.

This, but other than fun Warden references, what's the point of a Grey Warden companion? The Blight is over, and the benefit/threat of the Architect's presence would seem tacked on from what little we know of the plot. Plus the fact he's probably dead in half the people who played Awakening's game, (then again, he appears to be alive in my canon, despite me skipping DA:A to avoid falling in love with old Anders again).

Honestly, I don't see the attraction. They're important parts of the world, yes, but they can't really get involved with politics. So is he going to do an Isabela and just leave everytime we near a politically-aligned building?

[WardenWade]

Caiden012 wrote...

 Anyone else hoping that the grey wardens play a part in DA3? It seemed like in DA2 they didn't do too much besides taking your sibling and showing up to help for a short while.

Grey Wardens are probably my favorite part of the Dragon Age lore and I really hope that we can see them play a somewhat important role in DA3.

I very much agree   I certainly hope to see more of them!  With the possibility of their ranks containing not only mages but also templars, I like to think the Wardens have a part to play in the mage-templar conflict.

Likewise, it always seemed to me an unsung but prevalent theme in Origins and especially Awakening that Gray Wardens can and frequently do get involved with non-darkspawn and Blight-related matters, things that are often considered "none of their business."  This is increasingly so IMO, with the Wardens holding Amaranthine or if Alistair is a Warden-King, for example.  I like the possibilities and I hope to see much more of what the order is up to, and (hopefully) where my Sealed Badass in a Can known as the Hero of Ferelden is post-DA2  :-)

Modifié par WardenWade, 15 novembre 2012 - 04:08 .

[saMoorai]

I'd love for the Grey Wardens to return.

My hope is that I can create an alliance between the Inquisitors and the Grey Wardens.

[Auintus]

I think one of the devs said that we'd find out what the wardens were up to in DA2.(Passing through Kirkwall on some important mission, Following Hawke's expedition route.) 'Course, that was a while ago, they might have changed it.

[ioannisdenton]

ashesandwine wrote...

Why should we play a Grey Warden again? The Blight is over. Grey Wardens are better suited for The Blight.

This.
DAO was about greay wardens
DA2 was about the Champion of kirkwall
I'd like something new.