I'd be surprised if they kill off the Warden without even making a big deal out of it. Fans have made it pretty crystal clear that they wouldn't like that.
I feel the opposite, I'd be surprised if they made at huge deal over it. After all, many players' Wardens are dead at the end of Origins due to the Ultimate Sacrifice. Moreover, the BioWare default "canon" story has the Warden also making the Ultimate Sacrifice.
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PS: I still wanna see my child.
Well. He doesn't want to see you. He's an Old God Baby, after all. /Talk to the hand. 
Well. He doesn't want to see you. He's an Old God Baby, after all. /Talk to the hand.
He actually isn't, in this case.
I am curious to see if a Warden who accompanied Morrigan will be at her side when Morrigan shows up in DA: I. Also looking foward to see my non-Old God-possessed child (as a I had Loghain do the ultimate sacrifice).
Well. He doesn't want to see you. He's an Old God Baby, after all. /Talk to the hand.
I have a horrible feeling that, if the Inquisitor goes to the location of the Eluvian, they'll find a pile of canine bones in front of it.
WTF?!! You trying to make us feel bad?
Should I get Witch Hunt? I read nothing but non-stop hate for that DLC.
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Should I get Witch Hunt? I read nothing but non-stop hate for that DLC.
If you are a Morrigan fan and you romanced her in the game, then yes, I would so go ahead and get it. At this point it's probably what, $5? Not a huge expenditure.
If you didnt' romance Morrigan and/or hate her character, there isn't going to be much there for you.
The DLC is important, in my opinion, because it sets up the events of Dragon Age Inquisition.
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I hope we see Ariane and Finn again they were cute together.
Now that I think about it, didn't Ariane's clan have a very important book or text about the Eluvians that even Morrigan needed? Maybe that could justify visiting her clan... or maybe the Dalish Inquisitor could come from that clan itself. Just some crazy ideas, though.
I feel the opposite, I'd be surprised if they made at huge deal over it. After all, many players' Wardens are dead at the end of Origins due to the Ultimate Sacrifice. Moreover, the BioWare default "canon" story has the Warden also making the Ultimate Sacrifice.
Most people I know did the dark ritual or got Alistair/Loghain killed.
I really doubt the majority of DAO players actually did the Ultimate sacrifice especially since ME3 ending proved most Bioware fans hate endings which lead to the protagonist dying.
I feel the opposite, I'd be surprised if they made at huge deal over it. After all, many players' Wardens are dead at the end of Origins due to the Ultimate Sacrifice. Moreover, the BioWare default "canon" story has the Warden also making the Ultimate Sacrifice.
I'd be surprised if the ultimate sacrifice ending was even close to what the majority of players did.
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I'd be surprised if the ultimate sacrifice ending was even close to what the majority of players did.
There was stat someone was posting around somewhere, but it was only PS3 Trophy stats (not all platforms). The Ritual edged over all others, but US was suprisingly in second place.
It's what I did in my first playthrough way back at launch time. Even though I did the Loghain thing many times afterwards, I never even knew how to get that option until later. I bet that's the case for others. It's not like recruiting Loghain is an intuitive choice or anything. No one knows what would come of his recruitment right away.
What if the Warden has died from the taint by now? How old do we assume the Warden at the start of the game? Twenties, I would suppose, some even like for them to be older, so it could be likely that he Taint overcame the Warden, and s/he died from it, whether they went with Morrigan, or didn't.
if the Warden did go with her, could be very likely that he died in wherever they went, and Morrigan left, possibly from sadness, not sure.
If they didn't, then they left, lived a while, restarted the Wardens, and then went to the Deep Roads, a much more honourable death than the alternate, I think.
Also, if the child thing can be cannon, like if there's an option for which ending you chose, if you can't import your saves, I want to see the kid. Curiosity has me at this point, could be the most powerful thing walking around, could be that the Darkspawn sense it and go after it.
What if the Warden has died from the taint by now? How old do we assume the Warden at the start of the game? Twenties, I would suppose, some even like for them to be older, so it could be likely that he Taint overcame the Warden, and s/he died from it, whether they went with Morrigan, or didn't.
if the Warden did go with her, could be very likely that he died in wherever they went, and Morrigan left, possibly from sadness, not sure.
If they didn't, then they left, lived a while, restarted the Wardens, and then went to the Deep Roads, a much more honourable death than the alternate, I think.
Well my warden have 200 years or more thanks to avernus to live.Thanks bro 
I'd be surprised if the ultimate sacrifice ending was even close to what the majority of players did.
It's actually an ending I've never actually done.
I'd imagine that given the chance to scoodilypoop with anyone, players would take it.
I could imagine, players who played a female warden who romanced Alistair being more reluctant to do DR. It's not really a problem for female wardens who romanced Zevran or Leliana.
So really, there seems to only be a small sub sect of people who would feel compelled to do US by default.
But then that's me assuming players are people and people are selfish and want to live.
I could be wrong.
Well my warden have 200 years or more thanks to avernus to live.Thanks bro
Part of the Warden's Keep DLC right?
I haven't got that.
I personally am getting tired with all the riddles Flemeth and Morrigan keep saying. Morrigan wants the Warden to stop whatever Flemeth's doing but she doesn't really say WHAT Flemeth is doing.
Flemeth just sort of shows up right after you kill your first ogre, then talks as if she's talking directly to the player not the protagonist. It's like here purpose is to just show up, spark some interest in the lore through riddles, then leaves. She has absolutely nothing to contribute towards the protagonist's mission.
I have the lingering impression that the Morrigan/Flemeth feud is just a feint, that they were up to something since the very beginning. Just a guess though.
It's actually an ending I've never actually done.
I'd imagine that given the chance to scoodilypoop with anyone, players would take it.
I could imagine, players who played a female warden who romanced Alistair being more reluctant to do DR. It's not really a problem for female wardens who romanced Zevran or Leliana.
So really, there seems to only be a small sub sect of people who would feel compelled to do US by default.
But then that's me assuming players are people and people are selfish and want to live.I could be wrong.
I romanced Alistair on my original DAO playthrough and I went ahead with the dark ritual. I didn't want him to make the sacrifice and I was too selfish to die.
I have the lingering impression that the Morrigan/Flemeth feud is just a feint, that they were up to something since the very beginning. Just a guess though.
I'm not sure, when she thanked my Warden for convincing Alistair to help her conceive a child, she seemed so sincere, it could be that she wanted to prove to Flemeth, wherever she was, that she could be better than her. Or maybe she wanted to prove to herself that she wouldn't become like Flemeth, and wanted a child to help with that. And maybe she saw the child as an opportunity, she's always interested in information, like how disappointed she was when the Anvil was destroyed.
That's could be. It seems many players don't plunge into flemeth and morrigan dialogues because it fully gets confirmed they were up to something.I have the lingering impression that the Morrigan/Flemeth feud is just a feint, that they were up to something since the very beginning. Just a guess though.
They already have their own internal/default playstate. It's the Ultimate Sacrifice (with a Dalish warden). That doesn't mean they wouldn't address the baby though (for those who have it).. just that this is apparently their own default.
I don't think that's the same as 'canon', as is just something to work with. In fact, as far as I recall in the press leading up to the release of Dragon Age 2, Mike or someone else was very specific in saying that there is no 'canon' beyond preset selections available. IIRC, there was actually a couple of selections beyond that of the Ultimate Sacrifice Dalish Warden.
Warden is a deadman walking anyway.
That might be true but if the Warden drank Avernus's concoction, he could live far longer than any other Grey Warden. Hard to say how many years he would gain though. And I'm not even talking about his experiments if you let him continue them.
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