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[JasonPogo]

Ok so I know this will never happen but she is still my fav character that Bioware has ever done.  Just thought I would throw her some love and let Bioware know we still want more of her! (And by we I mean me)

[The Teyrn of Whatever]

I'd love to have her back and in an LI capacity. However, I will settle for a female dwarf LI who isn't Sigrun.

[Knight of Dane]

I don't want any former characters back

Except Bethany and Carver.
But won't cry if they ain't in.

[twincast]

Hate to break it to you, but by the time of the game she is most likely dead.

[Knight of Dane]

twincast wrote...

Hate to break it to you, but by the time of the game she is most likely dead.

Not necessarily, the epilogue slide for the best friend outcome states that she's in the order for decades.
If you part ways with her after Kal Hirol it states that "Many years later, a group of Grey Wardens battling in the roads recounted of a perky little dwarf fighting alone and mumbling of her death."

Modifié par Knight of Dane, 21 janvier 2013 - 04:11 .

[Blackrising]

I'd love to have Sigrun as a companion/LI.

But honestly, any female dwarf companion/LI would be fine with me at this point. (Dagna would be awesome as well.)

[CrystaJ]

She's dead in my game due to bugs, so...

[Danny Boy 7]

I'd love more dwarfs period, but Sigrun has to be my all time favorite Dragon Age character followed by Carver. I'd like to see her again, being an LI would just be icing on the cake, though I fully expect that the next large gathering of dwarves we see will be Kal-Sharok dwarves, which I'm all for.

[Zaros]

Blackrising wrote...

I'd love to have Sigrun as a companion/LI.

But honestly, any female dwarf companion/LI would be fine with me at this point. (Dagna would be awesome as well.)

Oh god Dagna was adorable. If not Sigrun then Dagna would definately make a good female dwarf LI too, although I have no idea how she'd work as a party member. She's really into magic, but as a dwarf, she can't actually use it. Maybe she could function as a merchant who sells magical items and potions at wherever your base is?

[I SOLD MY SOUL TO BIOWARE]

Bah, I could never keep her alive. Pity, I really liked her.

[SafetyShattered]

I'd love to her again but *spoiler* maybe...I don't remember for sure






I could've swore that in those epilogue slides it mentions that she returned to the Deep Roads, implying that she died. Don't get me wrong it's been quite a while since I've played Awakening, so I could definately be wrong about that. But I thought that was true.

[mousestalker]

Dagna would be great as a companion in DA:I, as long as they keep her personality intact. If they do to her what they did to Anders in DA2, then no.

[Herr Uhl]

mousestalker wrote...

Dagna would be great as a companion in DA:I, as long as they keep her personality intact.

How would she do battle?

[mousestalker]

Sometimes the paranoia kicks in and I think the folks at BW read these forums and have the following reaction:

BW staffer 1: The fans want Schmooples back.
BW staffer 2: Really? Didn't we develop Schmooples as much as we wanted back in DAO?
BW1: Sure, but there's a lot of buzz about him on the BSN
BW2: Let's see, what if we welded him to a Desire Demon and then turned them both into a Broodmother?
BW1: That's sounds awesome. Let's run it by a producer.
*A few moments later*
BW Producer: Make it so!

And so Schmooples returns as a fanservice character in DA:I

[Warden661]

Herr Uhl wrote...

mousestalker wrote...

Dagna would be great as a companion in DA:I, as long as they keep her personality intact.

How would she do battle?

She wrote that book about " comprehensive theory of how lyrium vapors relate to the supply of magic". She could make enemies read it and bore them to death.

Or throw it at them.

[Blackrising]

BoBear wrote...

Herr Uhl wrote...

mousestalker wrote...

Dagna would be great as a companion in DA:I, as long as they keep her personality intact.

How would she do battle?

She wrote that book about " comprehensive theory of how lyrium vapors relate to the supply of magic". She could make enemies read it and bore them to death.

Or throw it at them.

Maybe her study of lyrium and magics and whatnot made her develop some kinds of magic weapons that can be used by anybody...exploding sacks of lyrium, magic traps, throwing knives that always find their target...etc.
Point is, I could see her as a type of rogue that utilizes her own magic inventions.

[Asch Lavigne]

As much as I love Sigrun I don't see a Warden being a party member in a game about Mages and Templars. Unless, she left the Wardens, but I still don't see her getting involved in the plot of 3.

Plus, considering DA2 flagged that anyone not in your parry at the end of Awakenings is dead she couldn't be a party member cause some people wouldn't have her. Yeah, I know ME did it, but that was your choice, this is due to a game bug.

Modifié par Asch Lavigne, 21 janvier 2013 - 09:44 .

[Maria Caliban]

If Dagna were in DA:I, I'd rather she not be an active party member. Make her more like Bohdan/Tranyer/Kelly - an NPC that you develop a relationship with and who aids you but stays at the base.

[Warden661]

Blackrising wrote...

BoBear wrote...

Herr Uhl wrote...

mousestalker wrote...

Dagna would be great as a companion in DA:I, as long as they keep her personality intact.

How would she do battle?

She wrote that book about " comprehensive theory of how lyrium vapors relate to the supply of magic". She could make enemies read it and bore them to death.

Or throw it at them.

Maybe her study of lyrium and magics and whatnot made her develop some kinds of magic weapons that can be used by anybody...exploding sacks of lyrium, magic traps, throwing knives that always find their target...etc.
Point is, I could see her as a type of rogue that utilizes her own magic inventions.

Well if you want to think about it in a way that could make sense and could possibly work, then sure. I guess

[Blackrising]

BoBear wrote...

Blackrising wrote...

BoBear wrote...

Herr Uhl wrote...

mousestalker wrote...

Dagna would be great as a companion in DA:I, as long as they keep her personality intact.

How would she do battle?

She wrote that book about " comprehensive theory of how lyrium vapors relate to the supply of magic". She could make enemies read it and bore them to death.

Or throw it at them.

Maybe her study of lyrium and magics and whatnot made her develop some kinds of magic weapons that can be used by anybody...exploding sacks of lyrium, magic traps, throwing knives that always find their target...etc.
Point is, I could see her as a type of rogue that utilizes her own magic inventions.

Well if you want to think about it in a way that could make sense and could possibly work, then sure. I guess

Sorry?

[Shadow Fox]

ain't she dead by now?

[Kileyan]

Maria Caliban wrote...

If Dagna were in DA:I, I'd rather she not be an active party member. Make her more like Bohdan/Tranyer/Kelly - an NPC that you develop a relationship with and who aids you but stays at the base.

Agreed Dagna is a research scientist or a librarian. She would be more like Q from James Bond, everyone once in a while when you come back from adventures, or finish her quests that help her with studies, she would give you a holy hand grenade or a blue print for a gem of fiery destruction to add to your favorite swords. She would never be part of your group unless a special one time story quest.

As for Sigrun, she is one of my favorite characters ever, I'd love to continue her friendship with my Warden, but I cannot imagine why she would ever be in DA3. I wouldn't mind a cameo, she is an interesting character.

[Swagger7]

The Teryn of Whatever wrote...

I'd love to have her back and in an LI capacity. However, I will settle for a female dwarf LI who isn't Sigrun.

My thoughts as well.

[Warden661]

Blackrising wrote...

BoBear wrote...

Blackrising wrote...

BoBear wrote...

Herr Uhl wrote...

mousestalker wrote...

Dagna would be great as a companion in DA:I, as long as they keep her personality intact.

How would she do battle?

She wrote that book about " comprehensive theory of how lyrium vapors relate to the supply of magic". She could make enemies read it and bore them to death.

Or throw it at them.

Maybe her study of lyrium and magics and whatnot made her develop some kinds of magic weapons that can be used by anybody...exploding sacks of lyrium, magic traps, throwing knives that always find their target...etc.
Point is, I could see her as a type of rogue that utilizes her own magic inventions.

Well if you want to think about it in a way that could make sense and could possibly work, then sure. I guess

Sorry?

I kid. I kid