291 réponses à ce sujet

[J-Reyno]

Warden was a warrior while Hawke was a rogue.

 

My Inquisitor will be a mage, however.

[frankf43]

My Warden and Hawke are both Dual Wielding Rogues. They nearly always are no matter how many play-throughs I play.

[Nashimura]

Female Dalish rouge in Origins, Male warrior in DA2... I think its time to start as a mage this time. Always enjoyed... for some reason i always play it "safe" with my first playthrough. 

[Mentxi]

Not only they are mages they also have different races and backgrounds, the warden was an elf from the circle, hawke human apostate and my inquisitor is a mercenary qunari. This only happens in one of my multiple playthroughs though.

[Nashimura]

Canon Warden was a Dalish rogue. Canon Hawke was a mage. Personally, I've got a preference for rogue-types, but I felt that DA2's storyline was more engaging if you played the mage archtype. Unless they do that again, I probably won't play another one.

 

 

Might be more engaging, but also ridiculous.... very first thing you do in kirkwall is start firiing off spells in the middle of a courtyard full of templars... later on, even in front of Cullen, who must be a terrible templar... 

[Vegeta 77]

Male human warrior warden. Male Hawke rogue.

[Kitsune]

My warden is Amell (arcane warrioir later) and Hawke is a mage too. My first(!) Inquisitor will be also human mage (hope there'll be some healing spec so together they'll be unstoppable). Although second inquisitor will totaly be a rogue.

[mikeymoonshine]

Well my first playthroughs of both are. I thought about mixing it up a bit for DA2 but I think I am just gonna leave them more or less as they are now and mess around with the back story for other playthroughs. 

[Ianamus]

My canon warden will be a female dwarf warrior, so no.

 

None of my Hawkes were mages because I don't like playing as a mage (for lore reasons). That said, I will probably make mage Hawke my canon for Inquisition, because it fit the stroy much better. Though they will have sided with the Templars, because I always made that choice.

[Mystranna Kelteel]

Kirkwall: the city of overbearing Templars who really don't mind, and seem to actively encourage, the prominence and success of known apostates.

Yeah, the lore is completely broken with a mage Hawke, so I will never be able to play one.

I am considering mage for the first time in DAI, but only if Knight Enchanter is the kind of melee class I want it to be (which I strongly doubt since mages can only wield staves). So probably a 2 hand warrior.

[sophisticated shepard]

No, both warden and hawke are rogues. The inquisitor will be rogue.

 

The good, bad, ugly. 

[Jayce]

Head Canon:  Male Cousland Warrior and Female Hawke Archer/Rogue.

 

 

Quizzie will be a Dalish Mage for variety... and the sheer splutter factor that the Herald of Andraste being an elven mage creates.

[Arcling]

My Warden was a dwarf noble so obviously he wasn't a mage. Both him and Hawke were warriors (dwarf chose templars, while Hawke sided with mages) so now it's time for something different (qunari mage), so in my version Thedas had 2 influential warriors and 1 mage (never liked playing as rogue). Seems reasonable as non-mages should outnumber the magic users, which is usually the case in most fantasy settings.

[john-in-france]

Canon warden: Solona Amell - Mage (Arcane Warrior/Spirit healer). Romanced Alistair, placed him on throne, became his mistress. Alistair killed Archdemon. (Obviously Dark Ritual)

Canon Hawke: Warrior (Templar) pro-Templar (99% of time except Ser Alrik) then sided with Mages at the end of the game, but did kill Anders.

[DaySeeker]

MageLife4evah!  All mages.  All. The. Time.

[Raikas]

I don't really have a personal canon for the games.  Still, I suppose I could answer "yes" since my favourite Warden was a mage, and I played at least 3 mage Hawkes based on that import, and I'll probably be trying to replicate one of those to use for DAI (and I'm pretty sure I'll be playing a mage first there as well).

[Tootles FTW]

My Warden was a Cousland, so nope - not given the option.  Hawke was a mage, and my main Inquisitor is going to be a mage.

DA2 sold me on the class; I love the in-game references to your class being so significant to the plot.

[Ranadiel Marius]

Nope, my canon DA heroes are:

Ranadiel- Male Human Warrior
Ranadiel- Male Human Warrior
Ranadiel- Male Human Warrior

I'm not telling you which goes to which game though.

[VyseSkern]

No, not in my first playthrough at least.

My Warden was a male rogue Dalish who followed Morrigan through the eluvian.

Hawke was a female warrior who (strangely) fell for Merrill

For this playthrough I think I'll make a mage but I don't like them (games become too easy with them) that's why I usually start with warriors or rogues

 

But I have several playthroughs and because I would like to make a female warrior qunari as my Inquisitor first, I don't think I will take this one

[LastFadingSmile]

I don't really consider any of my characters to be personal canon either, but the two I plan to continue on from for my first Inquisitor happen to both be mages. The Warden was the last one I played so she's a bit fresher in my mind is all, and I figure I'll just carry the Amell bloodline through my first world state.

My first Inquisitor will be an archer rogue, though. I love mages, but I'm a rogue at heart.

[Uccio]

Yep, both. And feedom loving blood mages at that I might add.

[Navasha]

Nope, I don't really have a 'canon' storyline.   I have a 'favorite' storyline as to what decisions were made, but they could have been made by any one of my umpteen different characters spread across all classes and playstyles.

[Beerfish]

I don't have canon versions of my characters.  I live in a world of multiple paths and outcomes!

[Inquisitor Arc]

For my head canon I have the warrior Cousland and Hawke for me.
However I plan on playing as a mage with the Inquisitor and going for Knight Enchanter.