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[Colbyachi]

I intend to play through the game multiple times, but I was just wondering which one of these sounds more appealing and more fun to follow through the series with for my first play through. A human male mage through all 3 games, doing whatever he can to help him and his brothers/sister mages win or achieve a favorable compromise with the Templars. Dwarf noble in DAO, helping his people whenever possible and doing whatever it takes to secure his races future, followed by a dwarf inquisitor. A dalish elf, helping his people to find a new homeland, and keeping their beliefs and way of life alive, followed by playing a dalish mage. Or finally a human noble, devoted the chantry and to helping the common people whenever he has a chance.

[AlexiaRevan]

They all sound good to be honest , it gonna be hard to pick which to start with . I plan on waiting and see for myself , in the end my 1st playtrough isn't about who I'm gonna romance but more like 'Let's map the game and see and test everything , dialogue , powers , and story ' that give me an idea and I can make tons of mistakes . My 2nd playtrough will be then be perfect . 

But....I vote go MAGE! 

[Icy Magebane]

I'm biased in favor of elves, so my vote goes to dwarf noble/dwarf Inquisitor.

[Devil's Avocado]

all these runs sounds similar "A nobel _____ is trying to help their people and everyone else in the most fair and benevolent way" so it doesn't really matter what you pick unless there some twist like the dalish is resentful of humans and you'll pick choices that seems venomous towards them

[Elite Midget]

All sound interesting but a Human Male Warrior Inquisitor that romances Cassandra seems legit for a first playthrough.

 

Helps that the Human Male Warrior Inquisitor is in like all the trailers.

[Colbyachi]

all these runs sounds similar "A nobel _____ is trying to help their people and everyone else in the most fair and benevolent way" so it doesn't really matter what you pick unless there some twist like the dalish is resentful of humans and you'll pick choices that seems venomous towards them

 

They sound similar but at the same time they are not. For example only the Dwarf, and possible the human(if said human is aware of the darkspawn threat underground) would ever consider preserving the anvil, while only the dalish and the dwarf noble would put bhelen on the throne. Dalish(caste system=form of slavery or mistreating of the the casteless) Dwarf Noble(Bhelen is the only way to move the dwarves forward,and despite him betraying you he is the right man for the job) The urn would never see the light of day on a non-human play through. This is only a few examples of how they are different. try to think of it from that particularly character's pov or the views on his group/race/people 

[EmperorKarino]

i plan on my first inquisitor to be an elf.

[DuskWanderer]

They all have the same general arc of "Victory through compromise"

 

Honestly, though, the first playthrough is the experimentation one. You have no idea what your actions will cost you, who it will harm. Don't get too attached to the very first one. 

[riverbanks]

 through all 3 games

 

(really sorry if you're not new to DA and already know this and that was just awkward phrasing, but)

 

This part here makes me think you might not know that Dragon Age doesn't have a single protagonist going through all the three games? It's not like Mass Effect or Witcher where you always play the same person. In DA you play a completely new and different character in each game, so your protagonist of Origins is one person, your protagonist of DA2 is another person, and your protagonist of Inquisition is yet a third different person.

 

Again, sorry if you already know this, I figured it was important to point out in case you didn't.

[Colbyachi]

(really sorry if you're not new to DA and already know this and that was just awkward phrasing, but)

 

This part here makes me think you might not know that Dragon Age doesn't have a single protagonist going through all the three games? It's not like Mass Effect or Witcher where you always play the same person. In DA you play a completely new and different character in each game, so your protagonist of Origins is one person, your protagonist of DA2 is another person, and your protagonist of Inquisition is yet a third different person.

 

Again, sorry if you already know this, I figured it was important to point out in case you didn't.

 

I did know this, it was just bad phrasing. I was saying like a particular storyline to follow. I know for DA2 that doesnt really apply to the non-human wardens from DAO, but like the general continuation of that warden and his/her beliefs. Example being a dalish warden in origins, and then helping every dalish or elf npc possible in DA2 and helping their cause since you can't actively be a dalish elf. I hope this clears thing up for you and my meaning.

[Feybrad]

Go Dwarf. Dwarves are the best.