Morrigan told Leliana that Flemeth frightened her as a little girl with stories of Flemeth using men until they were spent and then eating them. She was horrified when her mother told her she would do the same when she came of age. What age is she talking about? It was an odd line. I guess they put it there to show that Morrigan did not agree with her mother's lifestyle. Does Morrigan want a normal life but fears she can't have it?
Is it wise for the Warden to go with her in Witch Hunt?
Why not? Life is an adventure. Carpe diem. C'est la vie. Quid pro quo.
Well considering my Warden's female...
Well considering my Warden's female...
>they only have one Warden
My first Warden (the one who I'm using for my portrait, so I shouldn't need to give race, origin or class) and my fifth (a Dalish Two-Handed Templar/Berserker.)
>they only have one Warden
Yes I deleted the others 
Yes I deleted the others
Pretty sure that makes you a murderer.
Pretty sure that makes you a murderer.
I needed the hard drive space! 
I needed the hard drive space!
That's what google drive is for, you psycho.
That's what google drive is for, you psycho.
"In death, sacrifice"
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I found this in underworldwiki
"She grew up practically alone in a very cold world, raised by a woman that had seen the worst of the worst. Her childhood wasn't pleasant. When they were trapped in the Fade's Nightmare, she was confronted with a spirit impersonating her mother. Morrigan wasn't fooled by this though, in fact the only thing she said the Fade Spirit got right was having her “mother” slap her. This indicates that she grew up in harsh and abusive environment. While the environment was excellent for developing her survival instincts and sharp wit, it was detrimental to her emotional development. Morrigan has no idea how to act in public or how to interact with other people. She doesn't understand the outside world, she admits that she knows nothing of the customs most humans take for granted such as knowing when to look someone in the eye, or when to shake someone's hand. All of these things are things that she never had to learn living in the wild, and when she's thrown into the outside world it's a bit overwhelming for her.
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All of them.
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My Wardens are female, so none. I actually tried making a male Warden just to romance Morrigan, but sadly I just can't connect with a male character. =/ (Maybe if he was slim and a little androgynous? But they're all too masculine, even the elves. I don't relate to tall, butch, masculine characters. Even Female Hawke in DA2 was too much. I can only do femininity and androgyny.)
My Wardens never got a chance - Barkspawn always had Morrigan completely enthralled by the time we reached Lothering.
My 2nd Cousland and Human Amell did romance Morrigan though the former was a bit more argumentative of her selfish nature while the latter would actually make Morrigan seem like a saint in comparison.
I tried, I just can't. I don't do 'angsty' too well, and Morrigan's romance has that in spades. Once I did start with Morrigan, flirted with Leliana for the 'catfight banters' then allowed Morrigan to break it off. Subsequent male wardens just don't speak to her till after fetching her the book now, and you get a sweet dialogue with her where she asks if 'there might have been anything between your warden and her' and you can say 'no' without losing approval. She seems relieved actually, and in the subsequent conversation she is astonished men and women can actually be friends without the whole sex thing between them.
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I tried, I just can't. I don't do 'angsty' too well, and Morrigan's romance has that in spades. Once I did start with Morrigan, flirted with Leliana for the 'catfight banters' then allowed Morrigan to break it off. Subsequent male wardens just don't speak to her till after fetching her the book now, and you get a sweet dialogue with her where she asks if 'there might have been anything between your warden and her' and you can say 'no' without losing approval. She seems relieved actually, and in the subsequent conversation she is astonished men and women can actually be friends without the whole sex thing between them.
I like angtsy. That isn't Morrigan though. She's Miranda. Not Jack. An ice queen. Cold, not angtsy. I love Jack. Just pity Miranda and Morrigan.
Anyways, I can't figure out a good character to hook up with Morrigan either. I think one of the elves might work. The way Cousland or Human mage grows up though, I just don't see it. I keep seeing Irving and Eleanor Cousland in their backgrounds.. and Morrigan doesn't fit with someone close to people like this. edit: Just my opinion, of course. What I mean to say is that there are little things in some backgrounds that break my immersion if I start playing a certain way.
My dwarven commoner. 
Have not finished that one, though. Male Cousland is taking over with another Zevran romance.
A Cousland male.
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I think if they had finished making the human commoner origin, it would have been a perfect fit. For Human Noble, I can't get the image of Bryce, Eleanor, Cousland's loving brother, and idyllic life out of my head.. wtf is he suddenly falling in love with some coldhearted witch for? I understand being a rebellious black sheep, but it's still a stretch for me. I see them becoming a Robin Hood rebel type at best. Hooking up with Zevran or something. Not dabbling with barbarian/wild/creepy sh*t like Chasind witches and Flemeth.
This is just me though. To this day, I'm still trying to figure out why they marketed Morrigan so heavily when the game came out, and how it fits with Gaider's in-game story of the human noble.
I think if they had finished making the human commoner origin, it would have been a perfect fit. For Human Noble, I can't get the image of Bryce, Eleanor, Cousland's loving brother, and idyllic life out of my head.. wtf is he suddenly falling in love with some coldhearted witch for? I understand being a rebellious black sheep, but it's still a stretch for me. I see them becoming a Robin Hood rebel type at best. Hooking up with Zevran or something. Not dabbling with barbarian/wild/creepy sh*t like Chasind witches and Flemeth.
Morrigan could be the Dark Side to the Cousland's Anakin.
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Morrigan could be the Dark Side to the Cousland's Anakin.
Perhaps. I guess I'm just still looking for the plot point where I can make that leap in my head. Need something else for it flow for my RP'ing. As it is, it seems like they only want me to be attracted to Morrigan because of looks. Or something. Not sure.
edit: This doesn't stop me from the Dark Ritual though. Just an actual relationship. Survival is a compelling enough reason for many characters.
Male cousland. The one in my portrait.
I dont see any reason why not. My warden is usually a pretty friendly and compassionate character and tries to be open minded. He is also curious about magic because he has never seen it before. Yes he realizes that Morrigan isnt the most friendly person and can be very annoying with her attitude and they dont agree about everything but that doesnt stop him. He sees a beautiful woman with great abilities and wants to get to know her better. One thing leads to another and before they know it, they have fallen in love.
I always make him follow Morrigan through the eluvian. He doesnt want to spend his entire life with the wardens and fight darkspawn. Let someone else be the hero and carry the torch. If there is a chance for him to be with her again, he takes even if it leads to unknown. Personally Im glad that he got that chance and Morrigan seemed glad that he chooses to come with her despite her warnings.
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