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[Sifr]

When Hawke (warrior) was recognized as Basalit-an by the Arishok on a pro-Qunari playthrough.  Over the course of his interactions with the Qunari, his perception of the Qun shifted from curiosity to respect, and then to admiration.  Being recognized for his accomplishments and willingness to open his mind to the Qun helped reinforce the character's dedication to Order and gave him strength during the trials of the final Act.

 

In a similar vein, the subsequent Act 3 dialogue in Mark of the Assassin when Tallis reveals that the Quanri do not begrudge Hawke for the death of the Arishok, but rather acknowledge that for the Arishok to declare you Basalit-an is telling of what sort of exceptional individual (for a bas) you are.

 

If it weren't for their harsh stance on mages, their tendency to only ever think in absolutes and the antaam going way too far sometimes (which it was refreshing of Tallis to acknowledge does happen), I think that Hawke probably could see the appeal of the Qun.

[ElvaliaRavenHart]

Finally winning Sten over as a female warrior from any origins story. 

 

Like many others my favorite origins was the human noble.  Killing Howe and Loghain, and reclaiming honor and victory for the Wardens and Couslands.

 

As Hawke keeping my brother and sister alive even though I had to make them Wardens to do it.

 

Totally die-hard warden fan here.

[Pierce Miller]

surviving the archdemon fight by way of dark ritual.

[SerCambria358]

Killing Howe as a Human Noble no doubt

[The_Prophet_of_Donk]

When I created a mod allowing me to throw Morrigan off a bridge.

*bows*

[SomeoneStoleMyName]

Killing Howe as a Human Noble no doubt

Totally fogot about that! Them feelz

[CuriousArtemis]

MHawke finally getting Fenris into bed.

 

This made me laugh It was a long, rough haul, wasn't it?! 

 

That being said, having Fenris admit to Hawke he'd follow him anywhere, followed by that very meaningful embrace, in the Gallows before the final series of battles... that was a very proud and moving moment for my Hawke. It surely wasn't easy encouraging someone like Fenris to open his heart and let him in.

 

Other proud moments: refusing to hand Isabela over, whether she'd my girlfriend or my bestie.

 

Defeating Meredith, and having Cullen back off and grudgingly give me that admiring look, then turning and walking away like a badass.

 

I would say my Wardens weren't as much heroes as my Hawke's were, so no truly proud moments for them. I think both were happy it was all over and done with once the archdemon was killed. Neither was really into heroics.

[Orian Tabris]

When my Hawke rogue critted a mage for about 32 000 assassinate damage.

 

My ego is satisfied to this day.

 

Oooh! Now that I think about it, another proud moment was when I took out the Sky Horror (from MotA) when it was at roughly 73% health with Chain Lightning. I was particularly proud because I was using mage, and my mage Hawke had done a cross-class combo with her LI, Fenris. Rogue is so much better for do that kind of single-target damage. The sound of the Chain Lightning CCCing made it pretty awesome. Unfortunately, I was unable to see/check the damage - perhaps because I paused it. Because of that, it wasn't as proud a moment.

 

Another one I had, was when that mage Hawke stabbed Javaris Tintop in the back, after saving him from the Qunari. It was the same as with Hawke-Varric conversation, because it felt like I was really roleplaying the character. I loved it - from the background (the rest of her head and hair covered up the rest of the background, so it was basically just the LI - when her he Fenris, the LI, shook his head, and she turned to her head to him, but not all the way, as if noting his response.

 

Aaand when Aveline did what no one else had had the courage to do: punch her (mage Hawke) for being a b!tch - as a mage, it must have hurt, but she pretended like it didn't, and that it was instead quite funny.

[Master Warder Z_]

Totally fogot about that! Them feelz

 

"I made your mother kiss my feet before she died, it was the last thing your father saw. Meet my sword, and change that!"-Arl Rendon Howe

 

Got to say, that battle likely was among the best parts of DAO.

[TEWR]

I have many proud moments for them. However, it's something I'd like to talk about on my blog, where it won't fall into the shadows of obscurity. Nothing against the thread, only that the nature of threads has them eventually be forgotten. Easier for me to find them again on my blog if I ever want to do something with it.

[Augustei]

When my Warden owned the Landsmeet and curb stomped Eamon's ambitions into the ground by siding with Anora, Having her declare him Prince-Consort and executing Alistair.

[Voxr]

When I killed Connor (jk)

 

 

When my Warden made the US and leaving Alistair as King.

[LarryDavid]

Killing Ruck and sending his mother to the DR afterwards!

[PlasmaCheese]

"I made your mother kiss my feet before she died, it was the last thing your father saw. Meet my sword, and change that!"-Arl Rendon Howe

Got to say, that battle likely was among the best parts of DAO.

Omg, seriously. I went through Howe's dialogue options so many times and never got that line! D:

[I SOLD MY SOUL TO BIOWARE]

Though I've since retconned my Warden's ending to make her survive, Sten's epilogue if you were kadan and died killing the Archdemon never fails to make me feel proud of myself somehow.

 

“Sten bowed once before the Warden's remains and then left without a word, returning to his homeland. His honor had been restored, and when fellow qunari asked if there were worthy people outside Par Vollen, Sten would answer that in all his travels he had only met a single one.”

[Star fury]

Executing Alistair, ordering Loghain to make an Ultimate Sacrifice and marrying Anora. That felt good.

[Karach_Blade]

Playing an elf mage, city elf, or Dalish elf and having people forced to acknowledge I'm the goddamned Hero of Ferelden/Warden-Commander and eat their insults/prejudices about elves. 

 

I admit I had a lot of fun playing the part of the lord/lady of Vigil's Keep.

[The_Prophet_of_Donk]

Does beating DAO on Nightmare without my protagonist dying count? I think my Warden was very pleased and proud about that.... 

But honestly, I really don't know about the proudest moment for my characters, mainly because there's so many I have no idea which one to choose...will have to think about that. Although, I guess one that pops to mind is when my Hawke pulled the wool over that lyrium-high Templars eyes convincing him about Ser Conrad sacrificing a goat to the great demon, doing demony things...yup, my Hawke was very proud. 

When did the Templar incident happen? I don't recall?

[TheKomandorShepard]

When my warden learned how to sparta kick

Aslo manipulating that young dalish elf into slapping another.

[Icy Magebane]

When did the Templar incident happen? I don't recall?

 

http://dragonage.wik...ki/Ser_Roderick

 

I almost felt bad for tricking him... the poor guy was high as a kite.

[Master Warder Z_]

http://dragonage.wik...ki/Ser_Roderick

 

I almost felt bad for tricking him... the poor guy was high as a kite.

 

I found the opposite questline better to be honest.

 

You know, Obliterating the Mage underground and then hearing Ander's whine about it.

[Master Warder Z_]

Here's a video of the scene   https://www.youtube....h?v=nz6lqJcZNWY (not my recording)

I can't remember exactly when in the game it happens though...

 

Act two, if you supported the Mages on a few key instances in the prior act, but namely Keran has to NOT be disbarred from the Templar Order.

 

Otherwise you will get his family quest where you kill a money lender.