Guest_Challenge Everything_*
We know Cassandra, some of us know Cole, and we know Varric.
When Isabela, Anders, Merrill, and Oghren returned, there were definitely some people who were let down.
Who are you most nervous about seeing again? For me it's Cole, since he's not being written by Gaider, who created him and whatnot. I'm sure Weekes will be great, but I can't help but be nervous.
Hummm... hommmm... actually... I would say... I kinda... expect... that...
I can't think of Companions that necessarily return, dammit.
I may fear for Morrigan though, oddly enough. I have Hope and fear at the same Time, that she will have more outright likability this Time around (compared to origins, where it took romancing to get her to warm really up), preventing me from choosing the cold blooded Option of offing her for real. Why do I still hope that she is more likable? Because I like likeable Characters. Why do I fear she is more likeable? Because I held a burning Hatred for her since my first Origins Playtrough where I played a male Warden that didn't romance her.
I'm interested in knowing to some degree what happened to most of them, even Ohgren.
Nathaniel.
Of all the companion cameos I actually think he had my favourite role in DA2, as it stayed pretty consistent with the epilogue for him in Awakening. But with all the shenanigans the Wardens are seemingly pulling I'm wondering where he ties in. Or any Awakening companion for that matter.
Leliana probably. I'd like to think that Bioware would at least acknowledge the possibility of a Warden/Leliana showdown, and that her "Dying" was more of a result of slight pessimism in terms of how far they'd take the Dragon Age Series. So if they completely ignore that, I'd be disappointed... I would settle for a "Warden almost killed me in the Temple, but Andraste's ashes reattached my head. Silly Warden, decapitation was an unintended side effect of the combat engine applied to this encounter, let's just say stopped a mortal wound from being fatal."
Guest_Caladin_*
Everyone i have choice's relating to, im worried the choice's i made in regard's to them will just get a "oh hey yeah u did this big deal" sort of treatment, i play these games for the choices an more importantly the consequences of them, to see them brushed aside an be tantamount to meaningless nothing is the worst thing that i personally can have happen
Guest_TheDarkKnightReturns_*
My first thought was Zevran, because graphically he seemed to have changed more drastically than I liked. But upon further consideration, it is Sten, a character that had more appeal to me overall. If he returns, I still want him to be the assertive giant with a fondness for cookies and Mabari, horns or not.
As long as Mary Kirby is at BioWare I'm not worried about Sten or Loghain.
Guest_TheDarkKnightReturns_*
Morrigan simply because of how far apart DA:O and DA:I are. Change her too much and she's not Morrigan. Don't change her enough and we get the same thing we got in Origins.
I would prefer none of them returned. Varric is cool, but anyone who may have formed a deep, even loving, connection to a protagonist from a previous game shouldn't come back with the Warden/Hawke mysteriously absent in their lives.
It makes the previous games feel meaningless and sidelined. This is why I feel it's lame to bring back Leliana and Morrigan. These two just happen to be intimately involved with another Thedas-shaking event? Please. 
Leliana shouldn't be back at all if she's already dead.
Leliana only cause she died in a few playtrhoughs and must be the maker's magic if she came back from a beheading.
Guest_Morrigan_*
I would prefer none of them returned. Varric is cool, but anyone who may have formed a deep, even loving, connection to a protagonist from a previous game shouldn't come back with the Warden/Hawke mysteriously absent in their lives.
It makes the previous games feel meaningless and sidelined. This is why I feel it's lame to bring back Leliana and Morrigan. These two just happen to be intimately involved with another Thedas-shaking event? Please.
I think it would be bizarre for Morrigan not to play a significant role in Inquisition. Mike Laidlaw said in the Game Informer interview that there are too many loose threads that need to be addressed before the writers can introduce new mysteries, and I agree. Even though Morrigan was one of the central protagonists in Origins, we know next to nothing about her.
Is Flemeth really her mother? Who is her father?
What is Morrigan's agenda? Is she working in concert with Flemeth or against her?
What did Morrigan hope to achieve by performing the Dark Ritual?
Where did she travel to at the end of Witch Hunt? Where does the Eluvian lead?
What secrets did she discover in Flemeth's Grimmoire?
For those of us who performed the Dark Ritual, what is the fate of the old god baby?
And yes, it does make sense for Morrigan to be involved in this "Thedas-shaking event." As Arcane adviser to Empress Celene, she is more highly placed than even Vivienne.
Lastly, Mike Laidlaw has said that BioWare knew the core of the Inquisition storyline, which he described as the Morrigan's "moment," since "midway through Dragon Age: Origins."
I'm really worried some of them won't return.
Every Origins LI except Zevran is confirmed to have a fairly decently large role (Leliana and Morrigan being main characters) so that's concerning. And while it may not make sense for everyone to return, I at least want tome hint of what they're up to. Especially Oghren, Sigrun and Velanna, who we haven't heard from since Awakening.
... Actually, I just want another BioWare game where hearing Steve Blum's voice makes me cry, I think. (Most embarassing moment of ME3 for me- ****** crying over Grunt's cameo)
Seriously, though, just imagine, we go to the Warden's base, and are given three guides to show us around- a red-haired male dwarf, a blond angry elven women, and a seriously perky female dwarf with pigtails
Zevran, especially with the all the screwy romance flags running rampant. In either playthrough, I was either dead or he acts like I have never licked his ass before.
Guest_fanofthecullen_*
I'm concerned about Sebastian...what if he actually takes up responsibility and we have to interact with him on a diplomatic level?!
'Ah so, the mage Anders, what's your opinion?'
'Uh...mage dude who did the chantry thing, right?'
'Are you saying he isn't a bloody murderer and heretic to the Maker?'
'I don't really care.....ask Hawke...'
'THAT'S IT I'M BRINGING MY ENTIRE ARMY DOWN UPON YOUR STUPID INQUISITION!!!'
I'm concerned about Sebastian...what if he actually takes up responsibility and we have to interact with him on a diplomatic level?!
'Ah so, the mage Anders, what's your opinion?''Uh...mage dude who did the chantry thing, right?'
'Are you saying he isn't a bloody murderer and heretic to the Maker?'
'I don't really care.....ask Hawke...'
'THAT'S IT I'M BRINGING MY ENTIRE ARMY DOWN UPON YOUR STUPID INQUISITION!!!'
I was just going to bring up Sebastian for that very reason.
I don't know if concern is the right word, but I'd like it if some of the Awakenings and DA2 cast got involved in DAI. Also, I'd like to get an update on Shale.
Every single one of them except for Cass, and to some extent Varric -- I feel like I've had my share with the other characters, and I liked them in their respective games but I like to try new things, fall for new characters with new backstories.. Anything else feels like an old relative showing up every once a week, unannounced, drinking all the Fanta and immediately leave, only to come back again next week. What I don't mind is small cameos and allusions to previous games, and I don't mind seeing people I've met before, but were otherwise superficial NPCs or not deeply, with more fleshed out backstories attached to them.
Oghren. People seems to not like him so much, so I'm afraid he might not even be mentioned. And I loved the little guy. I hope we get to see him evolved, with his **** a little together now, like a badass drill sergeant for hookie Grey Wardens. 
Alistair.
As king I'd prefer his character was caught up doing things that a king should be doing, rather than roaming Thedas as some petty adventurer with a crown. I hope his cameo in DA:I is nothing at all like The Silent Grove, unless on one of the paths where he wasn't made king.
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