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[Falcon084]

Mages are born human and magic is involved. You're clearly thinking way too hard.

Yeah but the kid has the memories and power of a god.

[MisterJB]

 

 

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[jlb524]

lol wut 'God Child'?

[MisterJB]

If the OGB exists he'll be around 10. Probably won't see resolve to this plot point until the next game or later. Might get some clarification on the matter in the game at least.

I just want to see my baby boy.   Is that too much to ask?

[Warden_of_all]

I just want to see my baby boy.   Is that too much to ask?

Lol

[Br3admax]

I really wish we only had to say no to these in the other 6456 "We are the OGB" threads. 

[wolfsite]

What would be great is any thread that has the words "Old God Baby" "God Child" etc etc in it's title get moved and merged all into one thread, save a lot of space on the main pages.

 

and again the biggest hole in all these theories is that there is the possibility that the OGB doesn't exist at all depending on your play through and Bioware has stated if you don't do the Dark Ritual then there is no OGB so it can't take part in any major events.

[Kantr]

who says the OGB has the memories, unformed human soul + god soul = completely new.

[Thumb Fu]

Oh goody! I love these ones. A quote from the devs "If Morrigan wasn't pregnant at the end of dragon age origins then there is no child"

 

Basing a whole game of the premise of something that might not exist isn't going to happen, the Inquisitor isn't the god child.

[UltimateGohanSS]

Is it only 10 years pass from DAII end to DAI?

[Maclimes]

Just to put a sock in this (again): David Gaider (the lead writer for the Dragon Age series) has said that the Inquisitor is NOT Morrigan's child. Full stop.

 

http://forum.bioware...5#entry16491073

[Maclimes]

Is it only 10 years pass from DAII end to DAI?

 

Here, this may help: 

[efd731]

Oh look, Tuesday!!
Also, "sten no"

[In Exile]

Dwarf  + Human = Qunari. Perfect. 

[Grieving Natashina]

Oh look, Tuesday!!
Also, "sten no"

"It must be Tuesday."

 

Thanks for the link, Mac.

 

Oh and Efd?  Yeah, I'll do this for you.

 

[St. Victorious]

Yeah but the kid has the memories and power of a god.

Says who? We know almost nothing about the OGB so we really cant what he knows or what power he has.

[UltimateGohanSS]

Here, this may help: 

 

Thank you very much

[Big I]

At the end of Witch Hunt Morrigan says that she was wrong about Flemeths plans to posses her...

There was no plan to possess Morrigan. The whole sob story is Morrigan's ploy to get the Warden to kill her mother for reasons unknown.

 

When talking to Hawke, Flemeth predicts Morrigan will get the Warden to kill her. This despite Morrigan's story being that she only decides to kill her after reading the grimoire from the Circle tower.

 

The grimoire itself? Only Morrigan can read it, as Shale points out in conversation with Morrigan. Apart from what Morrigan tells us, a person who is already hiding her true agenda as regards the Dark Ritual, there's no evidence of any plot of Flemeth's, except perhaps for the "robes of possession" you find in Flemeth's hut after killing her. Their description reads as follows:

 

"The original intent of these robes is clear: a "welcome home" present from Flemeth, designed to sap Morrigan's will and ease the ancient sorceress's possession of her daughter. With Flemeth dead, these robes no longer pose a danger to Morrigan--but Maker help those who get in her way."

 

Sounds to me like the Warden finding the robes and making an ill-informed assumption about them.

 

In conversation with Morrigan, Zevran comes to believe that Morrigan desires Flemeth's "kingdom", whatever that may be. That's all Morrigan's personal quest is, her using the Warden to usurp Flemeth's position and plans. It's not even to kill her permanently, since Morrigan knows Flemeth's death won't stick.

[Nyeredzi]

, No,  .

 

And I like Morrigan and Urthemiel...

 

, No,  .

 

And I like Morrigan and Urthemiel...

urthemiel....that thing that fooled the magisters to go into the golden city to release the blight then freed itself and goes around killing things...

[AlanC9]

Alternatively, Morrigan really believed that's what Flemeth was up to, but was wrong.

[The Night Haunter]

urthemiel....that thing that fooled the magisters to go into the golden city to release the blight then freed itself and goes around killing things...

Actually that was Dumat.

[Chibi Elemental]

I have a hypothesis about the God Child that Morrigan gave birth to. Every other idea I have read suggests that the child would be our enemy, but as I have replayed DAO and DAII over the last few days I have developed another one that suggests the exact opposite.

In the DLC Witch Hunt the child has already been born meaning he had already aged before DAII, and DAII spans seven years.

 

At the start of DAI our character survives a massive explosion and no one knows why. My working theory suggests that we ARE the god child!

 

The hole in the theory is that maybe the warden didn't let Morrigan do it. That said though Flemeth might have found a way around this somehow (plan B?). 

 

At the end of Witch Hunt Morrigan says that she was wrong about Flemeths plans to posses her, and even Morrigan looked shaken. I believe that Flemeth will attempt to posses the DAI player character. After all Morrigan is powerful but she is no god.

 

Well that is my theory and I'm still working on it. What do you think, and what is your theory?

 

EDIT: The soul of the god child could possibly possess another being, and/or each origin story could have a refference to the player being and orphan, or some mysteroius

OGB or old god baby, will never be a pc as in the Bioware cannon (the default story) the old god baby does not exist, the cannon story for biowares' world state is that a dalish elf warden killed the archdeamon and died with it, and no dark ritual is performed.

[CENIC]

The child can't be pivotal to the plot, as it's been confirmed that he can, or cannot, exist, depending on your choices.
And he will still be a young boy by the time Inquisition starts, so I doubt he will play much of a role in the Inquisitor's story, if any. Even assuming he is a mage and Morrigan has been training him, he's the purified soul of an archdemon... and her son. I don't think she'd put him in danger.

[Falcon084]

who says the OGB has the memories, unformed human soul + god soul = completely new.

The arch demon possess the nearest Darkspawn or Grey Warden once killed. The Arch demon went into the kid. If the arch demon lost it's memories every time it changed hosts then it would be pretty harmless.