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[Cobra's_back]

Tommy 6860,

 

"Note that of all of the possible lovers, Morrigan is the only one who steadfastly remains monogamous, that must count for something."

 

 

Actually she makes no promise. She has had casual relationships before. She doesn't make any promises to you. She actually tells you she doesn't want to see you again. There is nothing in the game that suggest the Warden can stop her from going down a destructive path. Your relationship started as a lie and ends with some honesty. She still runs away from it and makes it clear she wants to control how this baby is raised. She states you will never see the baby. She tells you that she intends to teach the child the ways of the old gods and prepare it for what is coming. Let's remember this was why Flemeth sent her. The player has no idea what this child will do. It is very vague intentionally.

 

Corker is correct loves does not conquer all. There are plenty of red flags in this relationship where a professional may advice a well adjusted guy to run the other way. It could end up toxic. I believe this is what Starlitegirlx is picking up on her radar. Morrigan stated that love is death. That is not normal. Humans can experience love and leave the relationship because of irreconcilable differences they just can't get by.

 

I watched Witch hunt's ending romance. It really doesn't say much. You have the Warden say he loves her and asked to take him with her. She will say come my love. We will face what comes together. This doesn't mean she'll let you have a say in the child's development or influence her course of actions. Any married couple will tell you marriage takes a whole lot of commitment.

 

As a warden you should know that if Morrigan thinks she could use sex to control she will. She has a different norm setting than most of us. She does tell you she approved of Flemeth leaving her husband for a deal that would provide money and power. Unfortunately, the lord double-crossed them and killed Flemeth's husband.

 

I had a compassionate guy romance her. His parents asked him to make them proud and he did. He didn't always agree with Morrigan. He wasn't afraid of magic or mages. He didn't approve of the circle but saved them. He doesn't approve of slavery or the mistreatment of elves. He destroyed the Anvil because he believes trapping souls is not the answer. Remember young Cousland has already proven he can manage men and earn their loyalty.  His parents were planning on having the younger Cousland take over Highever.

 

By the end of the game this Cousland may see that their social norm differences is not the only dividing factor in this relationship and chooses to just not pursue it. This really isn't a big issue she stated after the first night she was not looking for a commitment. 

[Tommy6860]

Tommy 6860,

 

"Note that of all of the possible lovers, Morrigan is the only one who steadfastly remains monogamous, that must count for something."

 

 

Actually she makes no promise. She has had casual relationships before. She doesn't make any promises to you. She actually tells you she doesn't want to see you again. There is nothing in the game that suggest the Warden can stop her from going down a destructive path. Your relationship started as a lie and ends with some honesty. She still runs away from it and makes it clear she wants to control how this baby is raised. She states you will never see the baby. She tells you that she intends to teach the child the ways of the old gods and prepare it for what is coming. Let's remember this was why Flemeth sent her. The player has no idea what this child will do. It is very vague intentionally.

 

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I never stated that she never had casual sex nor had other lovers, only that she's monogamous in doing so. IOWs, she doesn't do 3-ways, she's solely in bed with one person at a time. Zev, Leliana and Alistair will bed (or can be persuaded to bed) with multiple people at the same time. When Morrigan was offered this (with leli), she bluntly put that suggestion to rest.

[Cobra's_back]

I never stated that she never had casual sex nor had other lovers, only that she's monogamous in doing so. IOWs, she doesn't do 3-ways, she's solely in bed with one person at a time. Zev, Leliana and Alistair will bed (or can be persuaded to bed) with multiple people at the same time. When Morrigan was offered this (with leli), she bluntly put that suggestion to rest.

 

Sorry I missed that. I do think this three way thing is really odd. I never go there with any of the characters. "When Morrigan was offered this (with leli), she bluntly put that suggestion to rest." Good for Morrigan. That is a plus for her. I haven't done the Zev romance yet. I guess I only did these romances for the trophy but i have a hard time with the what is my "motivation" for doing this. Zev is a ****** dog and I just can't care to deal with it. Morrigan was at least a very interesting character.

[Lorien19]

I romanced her with my male amell...He began as slightly pro-circle being Irvin's favourite student and all,but found himself completely and utterly fascinated by our witch of the wilds that ended up being more open minded about magic,while still retaining some of his policies.

[kalasaurus]

I've only completed the game once as a male Warden (I prefer playing as females in RPGs).  I played as a male Dalish Elf who romanced Morrigan and stayed loyal to her after they fell in love.  It was an interesting relationship.  They're both outsiders to Ferelden.  The conclusion to Witch Hunt was also very satisfying and brought his story full circle- beginning and ending with the Eluvian.

[kalasaurus]

You say "beginning with the Eluvian" like it's a good thing. I see it as bad. The very things that changed my Dalish' life -- some shems stealing my people's relics, and a mirror that tainted me.... all forcing me to be a Grey Warden and cast off from my home. I don't get warm feelings for Morrigan repeating some of that. And the look on Ariane's face in the beginning gets me every time. Her clan is deeply insulted by Morrigan's thievery. "Sneaky witch thief" indeed. lol.

 

I see a Ferelden noble as the one who's fine with it all. They're too ignorant to know better and excuse things just for a piece of ass.

 

Heh  , well his first encounter with the Eluvian wasn't a good thing (losing Tamlen, getting tainted, leaving his clan...), but it did start his story in Dragon Age.  He went through the Eluvian with Morrigan in the end to meet their son, which made it all worth it *for him*.

[Lucy Glitter]

 

Is it wise for the Warden to go with her in Witch Hunt? 

 

Well, despite how you play The Warden, they do tend to throw themselves into the thick of it. Not entirely out of the blue...

[Jeffonl1]

I just started a new game to check out what they cut. I have a suspicion that based on what the restored scenes might be, this gives her some villain potential.
 
I LOVE claudia black and will be kind of sad if she's the villain. Her evolution during the farscape series is on of my favorite in sci fi tv. I was hoping for that with morrigan and kind of sad I didn't get it. I even suspect that might be why they chose her specifically but then changed things. *sigh*
 
I haven't even done witch hunt yet. I am debating about it. I don't play male characters so without playing the restored scenes, I'll probably not want to do it.

I totally agree, to get the full impact of the final scene in WH you need the restored scenes. Of course this is only if you're in a romance with Morrigan! Otherwise it's okay...

[Cobra's_back]

I totally agree, to get the full impact of the final scene in WH you need the restored scenes. Of course this is only if you're in a romance with Morrigan! Otherwise it's okay...

 

How do I get the restored scene? I also feared they were going to make her the villain.