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[coldflame]

Will anyone be bigger than them in DA canon from this point on?

OGB /thread

[Willowhugger]

OGB /thread

I'm guessing he'll be an optional party member in future games at most.

[Black Jimmy]

The Grey Warden was the hero of the Blight and saved an entire nation plus shaped the course of smaller nations within said nation. He was the "high fantasy" hero who had the potential to rise to be a King. A lot of criticism leveled at DA2 was the genre shift to a much-smaller scale story with the height of Hawke's achievements preventing the destruction of Kirkwall and possibly a Qunari invasion but just being at Ground Zero for the Mage-Templar War.

 

Now, however, the Inquisitor is going to shape the course of MULTIPLE nations and save the ENTIRE WORLD it seems.

 

So, will the Inquisitor be the height of EPIC fantasy from now on?
 

Will anyone be bigger than them in DA canon from this point on?

Should they?

Or should they go for smaller heroes from now on.

It'd be cool if they mixed it up a little. I'm hoping we haven't seen the last of Low Fantasy Dragon Age.

I get the feeling that The Inquisitor will be a mix of what The Warden was and what Hawke was.

[Harlot]

Scope is irrelevant. Quality of story and dialogue plus multitude and weight of choices are what makes BioWare games great. Or made untill ME3 and DA2.