The default world state is the Dark ritual never happened and they have been very clear that if it didn't happen then it didn't any other way either.
Morrigan said the OGB was a he, he would be at lmost 14 by now?
Also I am pretty sure the dark ritual was Flemeths idea anyway, Morrigan basically said as much.
14's too old. The OGB would have been born sometime in 9:31, DAI takes place sometime in 9:40, so the eight or nine range is more likely.
virginal conception then, huh
What child?
Morrigan didn't have a child.
Unless he somehow body-jacked a woman in her early-mid 20s I doubt it.
It would only work if we were limited to playing a 10 year old human boy. Can`t see that happening. Especially since romances has been confirmed.
Where did we ever hear of someone going PHYSICALLY inside the Fade? How would a DWARF even do that, when they can't enter the Fade even with their ''spirit'' ?
What about taking oghren or sigrun with you to the blackmarsh when all of you get physically trapped in the fade?
This theory only works if in addition to throwing the whole of Origins and logic, they add time travel to the setting, which is never a good idea.
As stated before, We can play as qunari Inquisitors, and teh OGB can only be human or half-dwarf.
In additon, Morrigan's child (OGB or not) is canonically male
Also, one does not have to do the Dark Ritual or romance Morrigan, so such a child doesn't even exist necessarilly.
And finally, said child would only be around ten years old.
What about taking oghren or sigrun with you to the blackmarsh when all of you get physically trapped in the fade?
Then there are Dwarven Spirit Warriors.
Impossible because:
- child would be 10-11 years old unless if he would evolve faster (like others said)
- Qunari race is playable so it further denies the possibility (unless if my Warden has been Qunari all along O_O)
- the Dark Ritual can be rejected
in the witch hunt dlc morrigan said the child was a boy and you know what im not going to bother
My thoughts are:
- Morrigan has something to do with the Inquisitor having the ability to close the fade tear.
- The Inquisitor is possess by a spirit, similar to Anders (remember the scene in DA2 Tranquility quest). Maybe the spirits are finally making their move, because they are sick of seeing demons trying to get a foothold within the mortal realm...i don't know.
I thought time moves faster inside the fade, no?
My thoughts are:
- Morrigan has something to do with the Inquisitor having the ability to close the fade tear.
- The Inquisitor is possess by a spirit, similar to Anders (remember the scene in DA2 Tranquility quest). Maybe the spirits are finally making their move, because they are sick of seeing demons trying to get a foothold within the mortal realm...i don't know.
I thought time moves faster inside the fade, no?
Time doesn't move faster in the Fade. Time doesn't exist at all in the Fade. You can see that in Awakening when the people of Blackmarsh are told they've been there for decades and they are shocked.
The Demon invasion began in 9:40, the Fourtieth Year of the Dragon Age, the Fifth Blight and the Fereldan Civil War began and Ended in 9:30, it has been a Decade. i doubt the OGB will take more than a footnote within Inquisition. i Figure the Inquisitor simply has a Permanent connection to The fade, bringing to attention the green glowing spot on his hand, and the Green Dragon Punch we see in the Cover Art.
No, the antagonist is responsible for the mark on the inquisitor, Morrigan is not the antagonist.My thoughts are:
- Morrigan has something to do with the Inquisitor having the ability to close the fade tear.
- The Inquisitor is possessI by a spirit, similar to Anders (remember the scene in DA2 Tranquility quest). Maybe the spirits are finally making their move, because they are sick of seeing demons trying to get a foothold within the mortal realm...i don't know.
I thought time moves faster inside the fade, no?
There's a weird thing about Bioware games where people want to play as the children of previous protagonists even if those protagonists had no children.
There's a weird thing about Bioware games where people want to play as the children of previous protagonists even if those protagonists had no children.
That's not necessarily exclusive to Bioware. There's a whole slew of people who theorize that each protagonist of the Elder Scrolls series is related, or the same person, or a reincarnation of the same person, even when timelines make it physically impossible.
Definitely not possible. They've already screwed up things and said the Dark Ritual isn't canon, so OGB is not a plausible answer.
One thing I don't get is why players who did the DR are so adamant on forcing on/shoehorning in the OGB on US and Redeemer players.
I don't see the other two groups asking Bioware to canonize the Warden or Alistair killing themselves or Loghain's recruitment and death.
One thing I don't get is why players who did the DR are so adamant on forcing on/shoehorning in the OGB on US and Redeemer players.
I don't see the other two groups asking Bioware to canonize the Warden or Alistair killing themselves or Loghain's recruitment and death.
I've seen a lot of people who didn't do the dark ritual arguing that, if not canonizing it not happening, that even in play throughs where it happened, it should amount to essentially nothing.
Personally I don't think it should be forced into the playthroughs of people who didn't do it, but I do think it should be a major thing in the playthroughs where it did happen.
I've seen a lot of people who didn't do the dark ritual arguing that, if not canonizing it not happening, that even in play throughs where it happened, it should amount to essentially nothing.
Personally I don't think it should be forced into the playthroughs of people who didn't do it, but I do think it should be a major thing in the playthroughs where it did happen.
Ah gotcha.
That being said, I don't understand this fixation with a player character being the OGB any more than anyone else. While I generally play males, I don't want my character limited to male, and I don't want the race limited to human or half-dwarf.
The Inquisitor can't be Morrigan's child.
Only 10 years have passed since the events of DA:O. Also Morrigan's child is a boy, and couldn't be either an elf or a Qunari.
The Inquisitor can't be Morrigan's child.
Only 10 years have passed since the events of DA:O. Also Morrigan's child is a boy, and couldn't be either an elf or a Qunari.
But the theory still works if you accept that they'll retcon the Warden's race, that they'll retcon the elf+human=elf thing, and that time moves faster in the fade.
Yea, we've covered this.
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