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[LolaLei]

She's dead, Jim.

[Iron Fist]

Maybe we'll see her in the Fade.

[Zack_Nero]

Read Asunder, it wraps her story pretty well if I may say. Am also sure that they give a summary of it in game somewhere in there.

[Northern Sun]

As mentioned, Wynne either dies in Origins at the player's hand or dies in Asunder.

As for the crying thing, let me put it this way: I never really liked her; I found her to be a Chantry apologist who utterly ignored the suffering of her fellow mages till nearly the very end, but her death scene still made me very sad.

[Urazz]

I don't see how you can get any more closure than dying. XD

[Frozenkex]

There are a lot of characters that have interesting things to explore about them. It doesnt mean there needs to be games in which that is explored. Ya know Alistair has a lot more to be explored about him than Wynne, he is the last of his bloodline, the blood of Callenhad. His blood can wake dragons.

[Shelondias]

EntropicAngel wrote...

I think I'm starting to hate the buzzword "closure."

I'm starting to hate 'buzzword' myself

[Lokiwithrope]

Wynne's dead, bro.

[Moonfish88]

These books are not released in my country. Guess ill have look around the internet for a resume or something.

[duckley]

I personally don't feel the need for any type of "closure" regarding Wynne, or any of the other characters for that matter. I am not opposed to learning what happened to Shale or Fenris, Sebastian or Oghren, but not by way of any sort of side quest. Maybe a wanted poster hanging on a tavern wall for Zevran, a scroll in some library detailing something about Aveline, a copy of a law enacted by Alistair... that sort of thing may be interesting...

[Phoenix_Fyre]

*looks at Asunder spoils*

Man. All I gotta say