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[Jwlpo]

Fernando Melo (@DiscoBabaloo) tweeted at 1:50pm - 28 Sep 14:

Warden? Mark - we aren't bringing back Warden in DAI... sort of pic.twitter.com/0VJkZ4JvBe (https://twitter.com/...283732710678529)

[David Gaider]

A couple of things, to clarify without giving away much in the way of spoilers:

 

The Warden of DAO will not be seen in-game, as you already know.

 

He/she is more than simply mentioned in passing, however. There is some story, though I won't say more than that.

 

If you were expecting DAI to be "the continued adventures of the DAO Warden", however, then no, it will definitely not be that. I feel quite comfortable in saying that will never happen, sorry.

[David Gaider]

I don't think many would have wanted a continued of the adventures of the Warden. Just clarification about the "disappearance" for those Wardens that didn't go with Morrigan.

 

I did not say you would not find out what happened to the DAO Warden. I said they receive more than passing reference, and there is a story involving them, but you would not see them appear personally in-game.

[David Gaider]

At least there's resolution?

 

Depends on what you consider resolution. As near as I can tell, some folks seem to think that anything short of death is the equivalent of a cliffhanger.

[David Gaider]

So our Warden isn't dying, then

 

If you really want to play the game where anything I don't directly say can be taken as confirmation, feel free. You may end up disappointed. I'll neither confirm nor deny anything further, however—you'll see exactly what I mean when you play the game.

[David Gaider]

Alright thanks closure is important especially with that cliffhanger in DA2 (that the Warden along with Hawke disappeared)

We don't need to know every last bit of his post Origins/Awakening life but that has to be resolved

 

That was not a cliffhanger.

 

It was, at best, an unresolved plot point. You might also call it "sequel bait", if you prefer, but a cliffhanger is where the central conflict of the story is left unresolved pending the next chapter--and is generally done in dramatic fashion to leave you "hanging" in anticipation.

 

Wanting every lingering question answered is understandable, but that does not make it a cliffhanger. And, yes, I know that is pedantic of me, but I work with words, so there you go.