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Okay so the Warden I usually create is a Human Noble (Male) that takes part in the dark ritual, makes Anora Queen and Romanced Leliana.
Now at the end of Witch Hunt I just watch Morrigan go through the Portal and walk away, what happens in between this time and when the Warden supposedly disappears (According to the dialogue at the end of DA2)
See it makes sense if The Warden goes through with Morrigan but if he/she doesn't what exactly happens?
Does anyone know?
if The Warden goes through with Morrigan but if he/she doesn't what exactly happens?
You disappear anyways.
We don't know. If Alistair is made king in DA2 he'll mention the Hero of Ferelden; either that they've returned to Denerim, are a mistress, or are the old ball and chain (if married to him). So at that point their whereabouts are still known. The very end of DA2 with Cassandra presumably takes place some time after the game's last mission; perhaps years later. It's at that point the Warden disappears.
Has the Warden been conformed in Inquisition?
I know everyone says he willl be but unlike Hawke they were not seen or actually confirmed by a developer.
Also that Warden in the trailer might not even be the Orlesian Warden as so many people believe he is
Has the Warden been conformed in Inquisition?
I know everyone says he willl be but unlike Hawke they were not seen or actually confirmed by a developer.Also that Warden in the trailer might not even be the Orlesian Warden as so many people believe he is
As far as I know devs haven't confirmed anything about the Warden. But there is a lot of Wardens so it could just be a Warden from the Warden Fortress.
But from the trailer, Hawke has been confirmed to be back. Although I read today she/he cannot be customized. which is stupid
Has the Warden been conformed in Inquisition?
I know everyone says he willl be but unlike Hawke they were not seen or actually confirmed by a developer.Also that Warden in the trailer might not even be the Orlesian Warden as so many people believe he is
Devs have confirmed it is NOT the warden in the snippet released showing the iconic Marion Hawke. Frankly, I can deal with Iconic Hawke (provided the gender is malleable even if appearance is not), since I feel less connection to her than my warden, but I'll be pissed if somewhere along the line I get generic Human Male Warden for my warden's appearance.
Considering he is a blonde human male and since Inquisitor and Hawke have Cullen in common, I'm thinking that what's shown might be how the Inquisitor comes to meet Cullen, or maybe it's Varric retelling some tale of Hawke with Cullen in it, since he doesn't look the same in Inquisition.
Since the people in that can look like however Varric wants to describe them, I won't worry overmuch about Hawke as long as the gender is specified (male or female placeholder for the former protagonist).
Devs have confirmed it is NOT the warden in the snippet released showing the iconic Marion Hawke. Frankly, I can deal with Iconic Hawke (provided the gender is malleable even if appearance is not), since I feel less connection to her than my warden, but I'll be pissed if somewhere along the line I get generic Human Male Warden for my warden's appearance.
It really wouldn't bother me either if Hawke in Inquisition was the iconic female/male Hawke. After all, everyone has experience with that version of Hawke, as we all have to play Varric's fake prologue with the iconic version. However, as sylvanaerie said, I will also be pissed if some generic-looking Warden is supposed to be "our" Warden.
I'm having kittens about Inquisition altho' can't wait to play. We will be able to change details thru dragons keep from game to game tho' won't we? 
We will be able to change details thru dragons keep from game to game tho' won't we?
That's how I understand it. I plan on playing multiple times with every combination of choices imaginable, so I can see all of the outcomes/consequences. 
My Warden goes to the Crown and Lion with Oghren and gets so drunk that he gets amnesia and ends up on a ship bound for Rivain, never to be seen in Ferelden again. Or, at least, that's my story and I'm sticking to it...
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My Warden goes to the Crown and Lion with Oghren and gets so drunk that he gets amnesia and ends up on a ship bound for Rivain, never to be seen in Ferelden again. Or, at least, that's my story and I'm sticking to it...
with a tattoo on his forehead and wearing nothing but his smallclothes? 
with a tattoo on his forehead and wearing nothing but his smallclothes?
I took the tattoo on the forehead bit to mean the mark we see in DA2 when the templars force the mage to become tranquil.
I took the tattoo on the forehead bit to mean the mark we see in DA2 when the templars force the mage to become tranquil.
Sorry - waking up on a ship bound for Rivain in nothing but his smallclothes and a tattoo on his forehead is what Anders says at his joining
I don't think we know what happens to the warden is he goes with Morrigan through the looking glass - I mean - the mirror. Maybe they'll be transported to the era of the Shephard. Speculations abound in here that somehow these games are connected....mostly for a bit of fun, though. But wouldn't it be cool, if it were to be
More seriously, though, the Eluvians are, as I understand it, an ancient way of fast travel used by the Dalish in older times when the Old Gods ruled the land. As for if they only can be used to transport you through time and space, this remains yet to be seen...
I think, during the Exiled Prince DLC Act 3 quest in DA2, Leliana references having remained with the warden, at least for a time. As far as I know, they don't remain together eternally.
I took the tattoo on the forehead bit to mean the mark we see in DA2 when the templars force the mage to become tranquil.
I always thought the same thing. Didn't Bioware say that the branding mark from the Rite of Tranquility was supposed to be in Origins, but had to be dropped for technical reasons?
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