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[Madeline McQueen]

Well if you remember to what is said in the previous games and addons, I'm wondering if Flemeth, Morrigan and Morrigan's son (if she had a child in your version) will be in the third game. I know it's about Templars and mages, I bet it's a carry on from the second game, like a film sequel. Each game gives you clues to what's about to happen in the next one. Both Flemeth and Morrigan have said change is coming, beware. Morrigan said in "The Witch Hunt" in my version she is preparing her son ready for the future and Flemeth is about to change the world basically. I wonder if she helps or starts this one? I also wonder what Morrigan gave my Warden at the end of "The Witch Hunt" quest. I never saw what she got. Is that also to do with it? 

Plus if you listen when you complete the second game, both the Warden and Champion disapear. So wonder why they did that? They need help to stop what's ever coming so it must be big. Wonder if we meet Morrigan's child and see Flemeth and Morrigan again.

Either way I'm looking forward to finding out. What does anyone else think?

Modifié par Madeline McQueen, 02 décembre 2012 - 03:53 .

[Maria Caliban]

If Flemeth is not in, I will toss over a table.

Meh on Morrigan and Old God Brat.

[FaWa]

It wouldn't be a Bioware game without a god child

[The Teyrn of Whatever]

I can't help but wonder if the Mage vs Templar conflict is really just DA2-DA3's equivalent to the Ferelden Civil War and Loghain's grab for power: a large problem which will leave people divided, weakened, and unfocused when they should be preparing to deal with a much greater threat. I wonder if this greater threat could have something to do with what Morrigan found when she stepped through the looking glass?

I'm really hoping that the whole Flemeth/ Morrigan/ possible OGB thing will not just turn out to be an abandoned story arc. That would be sad...

Modifié par The Teryn of Whatever, 02 décembre 2012 - 04:10 .

[Sacred_Fantasy]

Mr Mxyzptlk wrote...
Either way I'm looking forward to finding out. What does anyone else think?

Both Morrigan and Flemeth mentioned the world is about to change.

Let me guess, The mage-templar war will end up giving the mages the freedom of right to live among men ( and once again, to cause chaos all over the world, like the Tervinter Imperium did thousand of years ago, where we will see much magic abuses. slavery, sacrifice for blood magic ritual and abomination every time a mage is depressed because BioWare loves to exaggerate their stories like Varric did in DA 2 ). In doing so, it will free future PC mage from plot inconsistencies and the law that BioWare could not follow. That's such a pity.

"Magic is mean to serve men, " Such ridiculous chantry fictional commandment shouldn't exist at all. In theory it sound noble, practically it's as stupid as outlawing magic in Thedas or in RPG for that matter, as it greatly affect BioWare The Chosen One PC mage. At any rate, it's only show the flaw of the Maker's teaching.

[Gandalf-the-Fabulous]

Maria Caliban wrote...

If Flemeth is not in, I will toss over a table.

Meh on Morrigan and Old God Brat.

Such hostility, what did the Old God Brat ever do to you?

[HiroVoid]

All people become mages, and all people who were mages before become demons.

[Madeline McQueen]

Maria Caliban wrote...

If Flemeth is not in, I will toss over a table.

Meh on Morrigan and Old God Brat.

Lol! Funny

[Madeline McQueen]

FaWa wrote...

It wouldn't be a Bioware game without a god child

TRUE, it is a wicked idea. I think our character should get the chane go have a god child if you wasn't able to in DAO. I couldn't because my main character is female. Lets have god children for the ladies of the game lol

[ElvaliaRavenHart]

krul2k wrote...

i can also see a war between orlais an ferelden tbh

I thought this too at first, but after reading Asunder, I don't see this happening.  I see the bigger threat being Trevinter and the Qunari.  Orlais has it's own civil war going on at the end of Asunder so I don't see them invading Ferelden.  I could be wrong though.