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[In Exile]

ames4u wrote...
This-but I did in fact like the Architect and disliked Corpyheus-mainly from a common sense standpoint. If Corpyheus was so bloody important to keep under control by the Wardens, then how in hells name did Hawkes bubble headed @ss just saunter on in with next to no resistance? Oh I see, the corrupted dwarves got them.

When you say "no resistance", you mean, an army of demons and darkspawn, right? Because there was a lot of resistance. Hawke had to massacre all those dwarves, then survive a long fight through a fair amount of dwarven/deep road ruins against a fair number of darkspawn, while also defeating three pride demons. 

That's more resistance than at the Circle Tower in DA:O. 

Okay, then answer me this; why did the Wardens not keep a very close eye on such a creature with regular status reports or spot checks?

What do you think Janeka was in charge of doing? 

Because I would assume if they suddenly stopped reporting in then they would immediately send out a small force to see wtf happened and re-establish control over the clearly dangerous monster they have kept the whole world from finding out about. Even if it is just to keep their tarnished reputation from disintegrating further because of blatant stupidity. 

The Wardens are an order defined by blatant stupidity. Just look at Riordan and Duncan. 

[Aremce]

To give my opinion on the original question: I would very much like to see the idea continued, simply because there are still more things to learn. Are there other corrupted Magisters around? Is the theory of Corypheus "possessing" the surviving Warden true? If yes, what is he up to? What's with the Architect if he survived? And possibly surviving awakened darkspawn, what happened with them? It would feel like a waste if all those questions stay unanswered.