Who do you know it is his decision and he might want take some chantry/templars with him instead darkspawn...
Well pretty much it is their call you can cut off every bonds with wardens pretty much as my neighbor may think that im member of his club because (put reasons here) when im rly not.
Well, in the Warden's case you are a member of their club. You even drank the special 'punch'. 
Well, in the Warden's case you are a member of their club. You even drank the special 'punch'.
Well that makes you are only "tainted" which mean that you will die after 30 years soner or later same is about being human and humans organizations.Now anser yourself a question if insane member of the cult will kidnap you and preform ritual that in his mind make you join his cult and he thinks that you are member of his cult make you cultist or member of his organization?
heh now we are talking off-topic
No, in Legacy even Anders says "I guess it's true. You never really can leave the Wardens." Regardless what you do, you'll eventually embark on the final mission of the Wardens: The Calling.
fiona...
fiona...
Yes, Fiona is the only exception. But then she went through unrepeatable situations.
Yes, Fiona is the only exception. But then she went through unrepeatable situations.
that we are aware of. maybe that is why the grey wardens are being attacked in the inquisition, beardy guy has concept art where he is removing his chain as another person awaits execution. maybe, just maybe nathaniel and his group of wardens figured out a way to do just that; now the moral against them is changing.
I will hug her and kiss her and sleep with her-- no matter what it'd cost to me, no matter how hot other women are, no matter if she's gonna be a teammate or not, no matter if what I'm saying now is off-topic or not.
Damn right I will.
Seeing Dragon Age: Origins companions in Inquisition is going to be like visiting family that I haven't seen in years, for me at least. With that, it's needless to say that I'm very excited to see her!
I still haven't played Leliana's Song and I'm not quite sure why I'm so adamant about her still being a wanted fugitive in Orlais but it feels right. So her traveling through that country with an alias in order that she can do her duty for the Divine works pretty well (for me at least) story wise.
I still haven't played Leliana's Song and I'm not quite sure why I'm so adamant about her still being a wanted fugitive in Orlais but it feels right. So her traveling through that country with an alias in order that she can do her duty for the Divine works pretty well (for me at least) story wise.
Given how the current Divine was just as involved (superduper involved ) with the occurrences that marked Leliana as a traitor I'm 99.9% sure she was pardoned for it anyway. Helping stop a blight probably gives you some forgiveness points too.
I will hug her and kiss her and sleep with her-- no matter what it'd cost to me, no matter how hot other women are, no matter if she's gonna be a teammate or not, no matter if what I'm saying now is off-topic or not.
Damn right I will.
What about the Warden?
What about the Warden?
Nah, that loser shouldn't have died in the first place.
Nah, that loser shouldn't have died in the first place.
Reading through the discussions, Leliana is brought up quite often for DA:I. I've just recently completed another playthrough of Origins so most of my conversations with her are still fresh and from my understanding she wasn't on good terms with Orlais. The information I gathered was that she would be arrested on site if she went back. I haven't read the books so I'm wondering what changed?
Being part of the Hero of Ferelden and the world, partly due to helping stop the dark spawn, the archdemon, etc... have a lot of perks and people want to be seen next to heroes, champions, and the powerful. Another reason they were looking for the warden commander (dao main protagonist) and/or the champion (DA2 main protagonist) to which is said they would be key to restoring balance to the world near the end of da2. Wynn was the one who decided the first time around if the mages would break from the circle or not, where she sided with staying with the circle. This is of course if you follow the story lines as you're expected to and don't take some weird, out in the boon docks turn just to spite the story line.
I will hug her and kiss her and sleep with her-- no matter what it'd cost to me, no matter how hot other women are, no matter if she's gonna be a teammate or not, no matter if what I'm saying now is off-topic or not.
Damn right I will.
This. Totally this.
Being part of the Hero of Ferelden and the world, partly due to helping stop the dark spawn, the archdemon, etc... have a lot of perks and people want to be seen next to heroes, champions, and the powerful. Another reason they were looking for the warden commander (dao main protagonist) and/or the champion (DA2 main protagonist) to which is said they would be key to restoring balance to the world near the end of da2. Wynn was the one who decided the first time around if the mages would break from the circle or not, where she sided with staying with the circle. This is of course if you follow the story lines as you're expected to and don't take some weird, out in the boon docks turn just to spite the story line.
Wynne says in Amaranthine that she advocated against breaking free from the Chantry because she thought they would kill the mages otherwise.
As for Leliana and the Seekers loyal to Divine Justina V looking for the Hero of Ferelden, I find it odd that they would look for 'The Warden', considering that I don't see why the mages or templars would necessarily listen to the Warden-Commander of Ferelden, unless the character is from a specific origin, like the protagonist from the Circle of Ferelden. If the former main character asked for the Circle of Ferelden to be given it's autonomy, with the ruler publicly advocating in support of this (in opposition to a thousand years of the status quo that has been instituted), I can see mages all across Thedas (from the Circle mages to the apostates in the Mages Collective and other clandestine groups) being willing to listen. However, I don't see why Leliana (or anyone in the Chantry hierarchy) would assume that the Hero of Ferelden who asked for the Circle of Ferelden to be given it's independence would help them restore the status quo in any form, especially given how the Warden-Commander can oppose Wynne's argument in Amaranthine.
I always just assumed they were looking for the Warden because the Warden is a badass....
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