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[Nerdage]

There are plenty of characters whose deaths I would've wanted to avoid: Thrask, Iona/Dairren, Nyssa, Orsino, the qunari who are killed by Varnell, the Hawke sibling who dies to the ogre; the characters who seem to die only because the player character can't be bothered to intervene.

Hopefully, looking at the Crestwood vs Keep choice in the DA:I clip, maybe situations like those might be moved into gameplay rather than cutscenes so we can try and do something about them this time. Hopefully.


But actually bringing characters back from the dead? Not so much. Even if it's a character I like, best they just stay dead from now on.

[Beerfish]

Petrice - A very interesting villainess who elicited a lot of fan passion (most of it negative). I actually liked her and liked working with her.

Mhari - An honourable true valiant warrior with s smexy voice wasted by the idiotic warden joining ritual.

Javarris Tintop - Fabulous greedy Dwarven business man who unfortunately had dealings with the untrustworthy lieing Arishok.

Lily - Pretty cool rogue from one of the thieves guilds or carta, died before her character could be better developed.

Anders - I just want him alive so I can kill him again.

[Neverwinter_Knight77]

Ah, yes!  Lilley of the Coterie.  I nearly forgot.  I think the general consensus here is that Alix Wilton Regan's voice is sexy.  Oh, and Laura Bailey's voice is too.

[Rowan]

Rowan.

But then someone would have to tell her what Loghain did to her son, and this would be too cruel.

[Red Panda]

Yendor_Trawz wrote...

MasterScribe wrote...

Yendor_Trawz wrote...

Not sure why so many people want Mhari back. She seemed like a pretty plain grunt soldier to me.

 She was killed off before we could really get to know her.

That's true, but also applies to a LOT of characters. Must be something to do with all the death in Thedas.

Her claim to fame for me was being the only one of 6 people to fail the Joining at Turnip Keep.

I've never found a sword and board party member I didn't like.

So, Mhari too.

[Kallaroth]

The Arishok.

[FreshRevenge]

The only death that upset me was Leandra. Her death came out of no where and it seemed out of place in the Dragon Age universe.

I would bring back Duncan or even King Cailan but other than I tried to keep everyone alive.

[AutumnWitch]

FreshRevenge wrote...

The only death that upset me was Leandra. Her death came out of no where and it seemed out of place in the Dragon Age universe.

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Leandra's death was very "contrived" as was obviously just put in to shock us but there is no way it would have gone down. Between Hawke's power and experience, and Leandra's being a former wife of a Mage and Aveline being the "top cop" and all the connections both Varric and Isabela have these is just NO WAY they would have allowed her to fall into that mess. PLUS, with the whole town crawling with Templars there is no way the Necromancer would have gone on that long and not be stopped. Just silly...it would have been much better if they (BW) wanted her dead that some of the many fanatics cornered her and killed her for being the mother of mage and betraying her Kirkwall heritage by marrying a Ferelden apostate.

[Medhia Nox]

How about the mother of the little boy at the bridge in Lothering.

That poor woman needs a second chance at life.

[Hellion Rex]

Medhia Nox wrote...

How about the mother of the little boy at the bridge in Lothering.

That poor woman needs a second chance at life.

The who at the who?

[Medhia Nox]

See! You don't even remember the poor woman.

When you first enter Lothering at the beginning of Origins... you meet a boy at the bridge looking for his mother... she's dead in the fields (at least I'm fairly certain it's his mother).

[Hellion Rex]

Medhia Nox wrote...

See! You don't even remember the poor woman.

When you first enter Lothering at the beginning of Origins... you meet a boy at the bridge looking for his mother... she's dead in the fields (at least I'm fairly certain it's his mother).

Gimme a break dude. It's been at least 3 years since I actually ran through all of Origins.

[lil yonce]

I'd bring back Wynne.

[Hellion Rex]

If I had one character to bring back, that I thought was killed unfairly, it'd probably Saemus Dumar.

[Pasquale1234]

AutumnWitch wrote...

Leandra's death was very "contrived" as was obviously just put in to shock us but there is no way it would have gone down. Between Hawke's power and experience, and Leandra's being a former wife of a Mage and Aveline being the "top cop" and all the connections both Varric and Isabela have these is just NO WAY they would have allowed her to fall into that mess. PLUS, with the whole town crawling with Templars there is no way the Necromancer would have gone on that long and not be stopped. Just silly...it would have been much better if they (BW) wanted her dead that some of the many fanatics cornered her and killed her for being the mother of mage and betraying her Kirkwall heritage by marrying a Ferelden apostate.

I felt that way about it mostly, too - although Aveline didn't seem to be able to do much with Emeric's investigation, Ninette's disappearance, etc.  Several years went by, and no progress.  It was another instance where Hawke was exposed to information and could do nothing with it.  Frustrating and dis-empowering.

[FreshRevenge]

Pasquale1234 wrote...

AutumnWitch wrote...

Leandra's death was very "contrived" as was obviously just put in to shock us but there is no way it would have gone down. Between Hawke's power and experience, and Leandra's being a former wife of a Mage and Aveline being the "top cop" and all the connections both Varric and Isabela have these is just NO WAY they would have allowed her to fall into that mess. PLUS, with the whole town crawling with Templars there is no way the Necromancer would have gone on that long and not be stopped. Just silly...it would have been much better if they (BW) wanted her dead that some of the many fanatics cornered her and killed her for being the mother of mage and betraying her Kirkwall heritage by marrying a Ferelden apostate.

I felt that way about it mostly, too - although Aveline didn't seem to be able to do much with Emeric's investigation, Ninette's disappearance, etc.  Several years went by, and no progress.  It was another instance where Hawke was exposed to information and could do nothing with it.  Frustrating and dis-empowering.

Her death seemed very barbaric and frakensteinish. I so wanted to go back and change it. I was pissed off. They say you have choices but than again, do you really have choice? They could of had her go into the deep roads trying to find her children and get killed by a darkspawn?

[Phoenix_Fyre]

Daveth, my rogue dwarf thought he was the coolest human ever!

[SwedishCat]

Phoenix_Fyre wrote...

Daveth, my rogue dwarf thought he was the coolest human ever!

My female noble human thought he was H-O-T

Also, I thought Bethany should be given another chance, she was way too talented to die like that!

[AutumnWitch]

FreshRevenge wrote...

Pasquale1234 wrote...

AutumnWitch wrote...

Leandra's death was very "contrived" as was obviously just put in to shock us but there is no way it would have gone down. Between Hawke's power and experience, and Leandra's being a former wife of a Mage and Aveline being the "top cop" and all the connections both Varric and Isabela have these is just NO WAY they would have allowed her to fall into that mess. PLUS, with the whole town crawling with Templars there is no way the Necromancer would have gone on that long and not be stopped. Just silly...it would have been much better if they (BW) wanted her dead that some of the many fanatics cornered her and killed her for being the mother of mage and betraying her Kirkwall heritage by marrying a Ferelden apostate.

I felt that way about it mostly, too - although Aveline didn't seem to be able to do much with Emeric's investigation, Ninette's disappearance, etc.  Several years went by, and no progress.  It was another instance where Hawke was exposed to information and could do nothing with it.  Frustrating and dis-empowering.

Her death seemed very barbaric and frakensteinish. I so wanted to go back and change it. I was pissed off. They say you have choices but than again, do you really have choice? They could of had her go into the deep roads trying to find her children and get killed by a darkspawn?

I agree we should have had a choice to save her but let me ask you this. If you were playing a good Mage and you had the choice to become a blood mage to save her would you? Assume that there was no other way to do it for the sake of argument. Would you turn to the very thing that you are fighting against to save your mother?

[The Spirit of Dance]

Honestly, I'd love it if every Dragon age character that died that isn't Flemeth stay dead. However, if someone had to be brought back to life for whatever reason the ones I'd be the most tolerable of are Mhiari and Maric.

[FreshRevenge]

AutumnWitch wrote...

FreshRevenge wrote...

Pasquale1234 wrote...

AutumnWitch wrote...

Leandra's death was very "contrived" as was obviously just put in to shock us but there is no way it would have gone down. Between Hawke's power and experience, and Leandra's being a former wife of a Mage and Aveline being the "top cop" and all the connections both Varric and Isabela have these is just NO WAY they would have allowed her to fall into that mess. PLUS, with the whole town crawling with Templars there is no way the Necromancer would have gone on that long and not be stopped. Just silly...it would have been much better if they (BW) wanted her dead that some of the many fanatics cornered her and killed her for being the mother of mage and betraying her Kirkwall heritage by marrying a Ferelden apostate.

I felt that way about it mostly, too - although Aveline didn't seem to be able to do much with Emeric's investigation, Ninette's disappearance, etc.  Several years went by, and no progress.  It was another instance where Hawke was exposed to information and could do nothing with it.  Frustrating and dis-empowering.

Her death seemed very barbaric and frakensteinish. I so wanted to go back and change it. I was pissed off. They say you have choices but than again, do you really have choice? They could of had her go into the deep roads trying to find her children and get killed by a darkspawn?

I agree we should have had a choice to save her but let me ask you this. If you were playing a good Mage and you had the choice to become a blood mage to save her would you? Assume that there was no other way to do it for the sake of argument. Would you turn to the very thing that you are fighting against to save your mother?

Sure I would use Blood magic to save Leandra if it came down to it. It isn't that blood magic is wrong but it is how you use it. Obviously the Necromancer was using blood magic to do something horrible. He first ends up killing a few people to get the body parts he needs to put this woman back together again.

Also I wasn't  fighting against blood mages. I actually allowed a few blood mages to escaped because they were being hunted by templars but it is when they decide to use that blood magic against me than I will pretty much destroyed them. There was one mage who you end up protecting and then she turns her back on you and it like you son of ****. I was beginning to think that they were all being paronoid at times. But you know I understand that being taken from your family at an early age and being branded as a mage or even getting all your personality strip from you and made into a tranquil is a scary thing. No human being wants to feel that they can't be themselves.

In Dragon Age Origins, you come across a blood mage in the Circle of Magi and I wasn't a follower of the chantry, because I see them trying to control people and keep a leash on people. I usually fight for freedom for all people in my games. Yet I showed her compassion regardless of what she knew.

Anders pretty much screwed everyone up by blowing up the Chantry; it just fuels the chantry and the templars with more hatred toward mages in general.

I played the female Hawke and had a mage sister so I wanted her to feel that she could be a mage without supervision of the chantry or templar.

People are afraid of blood mages because demons and abominations. Mankind is more like demons with all their civil wars and crimes.

Modifié par FreshRevenge, 18 janvier 2014 - 07:10 .

[Shark17676]

t1striker wrote...

Loghain. He may have been a dick in DAO, but after reading the books I've come to respect him quite a bit, though he did screw over Maric.

I don't understand why people are suddenly liking Loghain.  What he did in his past doesn't absolve his actions in DOA.

Now, before anyone says, "But, but!  He had his reasons!  He truly believed he was doing the right thing!"

Umm...he tried to kill me.  He was responsible for the near-extinction of the Grey Wardens.  Through his actions he became the Blight's greatest ally.  So, no.  I don't give a flying F if he saved orphans in his past.  Good riddance to that d-bag Loghain.  I hope he stays dead and rotting.

[Rotward]

Shark17676 wrote...

t1striker wrote...

Loghain. He may have been a dick in DAO, but after reading the books I've come to respect him quite a bit, though he did screw over Maric.

I don't understand why people are suddenly liking Loghain.  What he did in his past doesn't absolve his actions in DOA.

Now, before anyone says, "But, but!  He had his reasons!  He truly believed he was doing the right thing!"

Umm...he tried to kill me.  He was responsible for the near-extinction of the Grey Wardens.  Through his actions he became the Blight's greatest ally.  So, no.  I don't give a flying F if he saved orphans in his past.  Good riddance to that d-bag Loghain.  I hope he stays dead and rotting.

Yea, I don't get why people can't remember that. 

[Shark17676]

To answer the OP's question: Saemus and Ashaad, and Ketojan.