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[Neoleviathan]

If the taint originated from the Fade, maybe the tears are having an effect on all tainted creatures. Possibly amplifying the Calling. Darkspawn, Grey Wardens, all of them being effected in a way that makes them dangerous and unpredictable. The Wardens might be acting as a Blight or charging for one of the Old God's & the Inquisition happens to be in the way.

[Deviija]

The Wardens have always seemed to be a specific organization for a specific purpose to me, regardless of politics and factions and morality.  If, say, the Inquisitor closing the tears may bring about several Blights or Old Gods or whatever, maybe the Wardens view the Inquisitor as an enemy to their organization's main goal(s). Weak example, but trying to illustrate there is just a myriad of repercussions and troubles that having or removing the tears/threat(s) might bring about.  Or could just be Orlesian Wardens are militant about their fashion and don't like the green glowyhand because green glowyhands were was so last Age.     

[Chronoreaper]

Its a good chance that it could be a splinter faction of the wardens that are more corrupt or ambitious or even under the control of Cory, another factor as whats been said already is the First Warden is seeking to use this event to claim more power which is understandable judging by how most leaders act in the DA universe, though i would bring in another important factor that involves the Inquisition and the seekers were already after the Hero of Fereldan/Commander of the Grey as they were after Hawke as we hear during the story telling Varric gives in DA2 its just possible they're being attacked cause they refuse to give up information about some of there greater members of the order to someone who formerly or currently works for the chantry, but that theory only works if they greatly attacked anders alot as he knew both main characters same with merril if dalish origin.

 

All in all i just hope its a matter involving different sects of the order as would give alot of use for wardens to fill as enemy, ally and just confusing.

[Helios969]

Are the Wardens Dragon Age's version of Cerberus?

[LilyasAvalon]

Maybe the Grey Wardens, an organization associated with corruption and secrets, aren't as heroic as they seemed when we first played DAO and are up to something... And maybe that's why Blackwall, who seems to be an idealist, is with the Inquisition and not the Wardens...

They were up to something during DA2 that they were very tight lipped about.

[LilyasAvalon]

The Wardens have always seemed to be a specific organization for a specific purpose to me, regardless of politics and factions and morality. If, say, the Inquisitor closing the tears may bring about several Blights or Old Gods or whatever, maybe the Wardens view the Inquisitor as an enemy to their organization's main goal(s). Weak example, but trying to illustrate there is just a myriad of repercussions and troubles that having or removing the tears/threat(s) might bring about. Or could just be Orlesian Wardens are militant about their fashion and don't like the green glowyhand because green glowyhands were was so last Age.

Everyone knows it's pink frills this Age!

[ThePhoenixKing]

This, a thousand times over. Let's face it, even if we do end up saving the world in this game, if we end up killing the Wardens in the process, then Thedas is completely screwed anyways because they'll be no one left to kill the Archdemon of the next Blight. Besides, turning the ostensible heroes into villains during a sequel rarely works out well; indeed, I've yet to experience an instance of Sudden Sequel Heel Syndrome (as TVTropes calls it) that didn't end up being some combination of insulting, contrived, mean-spirited or just plain dumb. Let's not pull a Cassandra Cain OYL here, okay, Bioware?

[Jaison1986]

This, a thousand times over. Let's face it, even if we do end up saving the world in this game, if we end up killing the Wardens in the process, then Thedas is completely screwed anyways because they'll be no one left to kill the Archdemon of the next Blight. Besides, turning the ostensible heroes into villains during a sequel rarely works out well; indeed, I've yet to experience an instance of Sudden Sequel Heel Syndrome (as TVTropes calls it) that didn't end up being some combination of insulting, contrived, mean-spirited or just plain dumb. Let's not pull a Cassandra Cain OYL here, okay, Bioware?

 

We are attacking an single fortress. There are wardens in every country. I'm sure it won't be the end of the order. Not to mention I had never seen the wardens as heroic. They often seemed opportunistic, shady and overly pragmatic. I certanly don't see them as deserving of such title.

[Basement Cat]

On a meta level, I would enjoy fighting the Wardens in revenge for being conscripted and lied to in Origins. Bioware did hint that there might be a cameo from the Warden or Hawke, so maybe there will be an explanation there.

[wtfman99]

Blue Drake, where did you hear that? I heard from GamerMD's video where she interviewed Cameron it seemed like 1 of 2 things...

 

Either no chance it gets addressed or its going to be closer to end game maybe playing the game a specific way?

[Kimberly]

If you made Alistair a warden at the end of DAO, maybe he will show up some where in this.