The moment a woman asks you to impregnate her so that she can create a vessel for the soul of an old god is actually the best time use your brain. The big brain.
What are you talking about? I did use the big brain. I can't help it if it's much bigger than the other one. 
I kind of wish I made Alistair do the Dark Ritual now just for the hilarious awkward sex with Morrigan.
Alistair: I hate your guts Morrigan. I'm not going to enjoy this at all. Oh wow! That feels nice! Uh I mean you dumb sneaky witch thief.
Morrigan: I hate your guts too Alistair. I assure you this will be most unpleasant for me as well. Ooohhhh yes! That's it! Is it getting hot in here? Um what I meant to say was your an idiot Alistair.
I kind of wish I made Alistair do the Dark Ritual now just for the hilarious awkward sex with Morrigan.
Alistair: I hate your guts Morrigan. I'm not going to enjoy this at all. Oh wow! That feels nice! Uhh I mean you dumb sneaky witch thief.
Morrigan: I hate your guts too Alistair. I assure you this will be most unpleasant for me as well. Ooohhhh yes! That's it! Is it getting hot in here? Umm what I meant to say was your an idiot Alistair.
I bet he was the first to know about Morrigan's urge to suck on something of his.
I did the ritual every time. I wanted a happy ending, and I thought it would make for a very, very interesting plot in the future. I always wanted to play a male mage who romanced Morrigan, but never got around to it. But that's what the Keep is for I guess!
I bet he was the first to know about Morrigan's urge to suck on something of his
Alistair: Ok Morrigan its morning now. Its time to get up.
Morrigan: Mmph no.
Alistair: I'm going to need that back eventually.
Morrigan: Mmph mine!
Alistair: We hate each other remember.
Morrigan: Oh fine. Forgive me Alistair I do so enjoy polishing a good sword every now and then, even a dull one.
LOL at everyone hoping that characters that performed the DR will have negative consequences. Bioware doesn't operate that way. At best it will be a minor inconvenience, that turns into a boon. At worst, it will be a cameo. I can't think of a single situation in a Bioware game were a morality choice cost you big time, it's too close to them telling you how to play. It would be like in ME3, after destroying the reapers, the rachni destroy remaining life in the galaxy. Or after if you find out that Juhani went back to the dark side and became the new dark lord. Yes, I know the DR is a pretty selfish choice, but this belief that players who chose the US ending are in for a reward, is flawed. Their "reward" is the moral superiority of their choice. Anything else, and it takes away from that choice and players will just retcon their DR choice via the keep.
the US is superior and a true ending for the warden, anyway as we can see the DR in the end is usless for DAI.
So as the US ending. 
Welp. Just more proof that Redeemer ending is king.
I get to live and laugh at manipulative witches.
I personally find the resolution to the DR very satisfying. The emotional power of the scene with Morrigan and Flemeth in DAI with the DR performed is so much stronger than the funeral scene for the US that I wouldn't consider another ending for my Warden. The character development it gave Morrigan alone is worth it.
In the past, I've been one of the louder voices in calling for the DR and OGB to amount to something. I've never claimed it needed a game of it's own, or that the child should be a future PC, or anything of the sort. I just wanted there to be something, and what we got was definitely something. At the very least it seems to be a potential indicator into Flemeth's plans, at most it could be a game changer in her story's eventual resolution.
In any event, as said, I'm more than satisfied with the result and don't regret it for a moment.
DR is if anything a good thing. You preserve old magic, have sex with Morrigan, survive the blight and have a son. How could anyone choose the US ending?
Except my Warden is alive in an attempt to end the only major drawback to being a Warden, and yours is a worm filled corpse.
The main negative consequence of choosing to perform the ritual is to miss out on the epic Loghain redeemer ending.
The main negative consequence of choosing to perform the ritual is to miss out on the epic Loghain redeemer ending.
Idk, letting him sacrifice himself in Inquisition is pretty good too.
Except my Warden is alive in an attempt to end the only major drawback to being a Warden, and yours is a worm filled corpse.
the Warden that survived via the DR is just relegated to some codex entry. Technically, they may be "alive" on more adventures, but "effectively" they'd share the same fate as the US Wardens,they are gone.
just a question, if you are in a romance with Alistair and he is not hardened, will he agree to the Dark Ritual no matter what?
it just seem out-of-character if he is not hardened. i mean he did said you were the only woman he has been with and the only want he wants to been with and then go around having sex with Morrigan just because you ask him to?
He's harder to persuade, but still caves like butta.
I always did the DR because the alternative seems kind of lame. Loghain Redeemer is fine, but Loghain Warden Commander is better.
Idk, letting him sacrifice himself in Inquisition is pretty good too.
The sacrifice at the end of Origins is a better and more suitable conclusion to his character arc in my opinion as he sacrifices himself to make up for his recent sins and saves his beloved Ferelden in doing so. I also think that the ultimate sacrifice is also a more fitting conclusion to the warden's arc than wandering around looking for a cure for the calling during Thedas's hour of need.
The sacrifice at the end of Origins is a better and more suitable conclusion to his character arc in my opinion as he sacrifices himself to make up for his recent sins and saves his beloved Ferelden in doing so. I also think that the ultimate sacrifice is also a more fitting conclusion to the warden's arc than wandering around looking for a cure for the calling during Thedas's hour of need.
DR is if anything a good thing. You preserve old magic, have sex with Morrigan, survive the blight and have a son. How could anyone choose the US ending?
not interested in play an rpg for virtual sex or in any virtual son
Except my Warden is alive in an attempt to end the only major drawback to being a Warden, and yours is a worm filled corpse.
Sorry,but after reading this message i'm seriously start to believe that you are insane or just a troll.
Let's not take fictional works too seriously 
The sacrifice at the end of Origins is a better and more suitable conclusion to his character arc in my opinion as he sacrifices himself to make up for his recent sins and saves his beloved Ferelden in doing so. I also think that the ultimate sacrifice is also a more fitting conclusion to the warden's arc than wandering around looking for a cure for the calling during Thedas's hour of need.
The funny thing is that the Warden would not be of much use during this time of great need, because the very thing that makes the Warden specialized in stopping the Blight makes him/her pretty much useless against Corypheus. Of course, we don't really know how much the Warden knows, other than perhaps that the taint is proving to be troublesome.
The funny thing is that the Warden would not be of much use during this time of great need, because the very thing that makes the Warden specialized in stopping the Blight makes him/her pretty much useless against Corypheus. Of course, we don't really know how much the Warden knows, other than perhaps that the taint is proving to be troublesome.
I say if either Alistair, Loghain, or Stroud can resist the fake calling then the Warden would be able to as well.
The fake Calling is the least of the issues that make the Wardens such a colossal liability during Inquisition. Corypheus' ability to take control of them and body-surf into them is the real problem ... which is why I was baffled that there are Grey Wardens in Skyhold if you don't banish them. I recruited these blighters to force them to make up for the damage they caused, the lives that were lost at Adamant, and to keep them away from Weisshaupt's control -- NOT to buddy up with them or allow any of those walking time-bombs into the heart of my organization and into my immediate vicinity.
Thing is, if they're allied with the Inquisition, they kind of have no place else to go, especially if many of them need medical attention after the battle. They could just linger in the encampment you see down in the valley, but if Corypheus could simply pop out and wreak havoc in the middle of the night, that's not much better, though at least it's outside of Skyhold's walls.
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