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[Neverwinter_Knight77]

I think you guys overanalyze everything that the devs say, and take things too literally. What if he was talking about Bioware's Ryan Warden? That said, I guess I have mixed feelings. On the one hand, I adore my Wardens and it would be cool to see them again. On the other hand, you know somebody's going to be upset because they wanted more control over the Warden's fate. It's a double edged sword, and that's really the point that Gaider tried to get across before.

[raging_monkey]

Agreed commander

[TheChosenOne]

What I really just want to know where in the HELL did he go when my Warden went with Morrigan through eluvian! Maybe she'll tell my Inquisitor 

[TheLittleBird]

Considering the Warden carries the taint, I doubt we will be seeing him in future games. DA:I was his last chance for some kind of appearance. That's why most fans are dissapointed - if the Warden is not in DA:I then chances are he won't be in any future games either and that leaves his story open-ended.

 

Considering one can survive as a Warden for twenty years or more (and yes I do know the Blight likely speeds up the process) makes me think there's still a chance, really. But yes I am aware that the Warden will likely never get as much of a cameo as Hawke will simply because there are so many variables, including the fact that the Warden could be dead already.

 

But I've said it before and I'll say it again:

 

What BioWare said implies that the Warden will not get a physical appearance in-game, just mentions. This does NOT, however, mean you won't get any closure on the character. It doesn't mean otherwise either, but there's no need to jump to conclusions just yet.

[lady_v23]

 

[raging_monkey]

Considering one can survive as a Warden for twenty years or more (and yes I do know the Blight likely speeds up the process) makes me think there's still a chance, really. But yes I am aware that the Warden will likely never get as much of a cameo as Hawke will simply because there are so many variables, including the fact that the Warden could be dead already. But I've said it before and I'll say it again: What BioWare said implies that the Warden will not get a physical appearance in-game, just mentions. This does NOT, however, mean you won't get any closure on the character. It doesn't mean otherwise either, but there's no need to jump to conclusions just yet.

still feels like a kick in my nads

[Clockwork_Wings]

I'm not too worried.  I'm curious to see how they do it, and I'm honestly expecting correspondences or off-screen discussion.

 

It's possible when we meet Hawke, s/he's gotten separated from the warden and we spend that segment of the dungeon one step behind them.  Halfway through the dungeon, we find out who Hawke was traveling with, and maybe Hawke tells us why.

[TheLittleBird]

still feels like a kick in my nads

 

What did you do then, knocked over your monitor so it fell onto your lap?

But I do know what you're saying. I just don't think it's right to criticize something up front, which might not even be as bad as you think.

[MerchantGOL]

If BioWare pull the same stunt on the Inquisitor or there are no real closure for the Warden in future DA games that's it I'm out. I will be even more upset if they decide to put one protagonist on the pedestal, and kick every other protagonists out of the picture using "disappeared" as an excuse for the character's absent. Maybe they ought to call this Hawke Age after all.

That would  improve the series.

[Jaison1986]

I can just see it now.

 

The Inquisitor is separated from their companions and the giant bug monster shows up to ruin the day. We think all is lost when these two fellows show up to save our sorry asses. It's no less then the champion of Kirkwall ready to lend an hand and the one and only, legendary hero of F.... oh, wait, no. My mistake. BW didn't had the budge and time to bring the warden back. But don't worry we have this placeholder chap here. He is not as cool or half as relevant, but he should help get the job done either way. Have fun losers!

[lady_v23]

maybe.. he meant bioware's canon warden?

 

,,,

[Jwlpo]

maybe.. they meant bioware's canon warden?

,,,

I think what they said was pretty general
All possible Wardens get the same treatment

[myahele]

My surana failed to kill herself on her Calling in the deeproads. Now she is a brood mother giving birth to above average Shriekers who'll one day find the remaining Old Gods and cause the Super Blight

[raging_monkey]

What did you do then, knocked over your monitor so it fell onto your lap?But I do know what you're saying. I just don't think it's right to criticize something up front, which might not even be as bad as you think.

i know its just my name is taking over due to shock and disappointment ill be fine by morning ready to put faith in BW

[JFarr74]

Just because they Warden isn't appearing doesn't mean there won't be some kind of closure.  A majority of the people who played Dragon Age: Origins, chose to go with Morrigan's ritual.  There are some people too who followed Morrigan through the Eluvian in Witch Hunt.  The writers of the game wouldn't just ignore choices like this.  Trust me, even though the Warden isn't showing up, there will be closure for him/her.  Heck - they could even be lying about the Warden not showing up!  Statements like this are made all the time about movies and games, where the people working about it flat out say something will not happen in a movie or someone will not appear, and then they do, because their appearance may be a major part of the plot they don't want to give away.    

[raging_monkey]

Just because they Warden isn't appearing doesn't mean there won't be some kind of closure.  A majority of the people who played Dragon Age: Origins, chose to go with Morrigan's ritual.  There are some people too who followed Morrigan through the Eluvian in Witch Hunt.  The writers of the game wouldn't just ignore choices like this.  Trust me, even though the Warden isn't showing up, there will be closure for him/her.  Heck - they could even be lying about the Warden not showing up!  Statements like this are made all the time about movies and games, where the people working about it flat out say something will not happen in a movie or someone will not appear, and then they do, because their appearance may be a major part of the plot they don't want to give away.

Red wardens trust eachother but it must verified brother/sister. I will believe you

[Warden Commander Aeducan]

Just because they Warden isn't appearing doesn't mean there won't be some kind of closure.  A majority of the people who played Dragon Age: Origins, chose to go with Morrigan's ritual.  There are some people too who followed Morrigan through the Eluvian in Witch Hunt.  The writers of the game wouldn't just ignore choices like this.  Trust me, even though the Warden isn't showing up, there will be closure for him/her.  Heck - they could even be lying about the Warden not showing up!  Statements like this are made all the time about movies and games, where the people working about it flat out say something will not happen in a movie or someone will not appear, and then they do, because their appearance may be a major part of the plot they don't want to give away.    

Still...that left the question for the Warden who didn't follow Morrigan through the Eluvian or the Warden who's married to Alistair/Anora so what happen to them. I hope BioWare will have proper closure that will satisfy us.

[Jwlpo]

Just because they Warden isn't appearing doesn't mean there won't be some kind of closure. A majority of the people who played Dragon Age: Origins, chose to go with Morrigan's ritual. There are some people too who followed Morrigan through the Eluvian in Witch Hunt. The writers of the game wouldn't just ignore choices like this. Trust me, even though the Warden isn't showing up, there will be closure for him/her. Heck - they could even be lying about the Warden not showing up! Statements like this are made all the time about movies and games, where the people working about it flat out say something will not happen in a movie or someone will not appear, and then they do, because their appearance may be a major part of the plot they don't want to give away.

Like someone said,
With the taint, this was pretty much the last chance for the Warden to appear physically in a game

I hope your right haha

[JFarr74]

Red wardens trust eachother but it must verified brother/sister. I will believe you

Don't know what a red warden is, but thanks.  I think there is a slight possibility they might be lying, since the already showed Hawke, maybe also showcasing the Warden (in whatever form they might take in the game) might be too spoiler-ish.  Remember the Dark Knight Rises?  The people working on the movie flat out stated that Talia would not be in the movie, and her appearance was one of the movie's major plot twists!  

[Zarro-Morningstar]

The two things I don't want happen to the Warden...IF they are in DA:I

 

1) I do not want our Warden to have to be killed by our Inquisitor be that because they are possessed or are a ghoul, whatever. That would be so traumatizing, lol...maybe there be should be no lol...

 

2) This pertains more to me personally and one of my Wardens, I don't want to see my Warden going to her Calling. I know it will happen eventually...or maybe magic will get rid of taint, who knows. The Warden I am talking about is the Queen of Ferelden and in a romance with Alistair, first of all...I don't think Alistair would let the love of his life go to her Calling without him. Second of all...my Warden needs to get her ass back to the throne and warm it, because Elissa Cousland has been running around for far too long; she needs to rest for a bit.

 

If either of the things happened above...I think I would be sobbing in a corner or be stunned for quite a long time. So I would actually prefer references to the Warden rather than an appearance if their appearance was in any way related to the above fears.

[JFarr74]

Still...that left the question for the Warden who didn't follow Morrigan through the Eluvian or the Warden who's married to Alistair/Anora so what happen to them. I hope BioWare will have proper closure that will satisfy us.

I imagine they have scenarios planned for whatever choices your Warden made.  If on release day we find out they don't, and Bioware was lazy about it, then we can all be angry about it haha.

[Dusksworn]

I really hope my Warden will at least be involved in raising his son, and hopefully helping Morrigan along with her more benign schemes.

[ParagonStovus]

 Isn't it possible that we could hear from/about the Warden a lot in Inquisition, just without them actually ever meeting the Inquisitor to solve the dilemma of making them look, speak and act like everyone's unique PC? For example, they could be leading a contingent of Wardens or maybe Fereldan forces that are fighting with the Inquisition against the Elder One. Then, at the end of the game we could hear that they returned to the Wardens or reunited with their LI or whatever. Personally, I would prefer that kind of appearance to meeting an NPC who is supposed to be my Warden but is actually nothing like them.

[Hadeedak]

Meh, makes it easier not to stomp on anyone's headcanon, or at least minimize said stomping.

 

I do hope what mentions there are are pretty sweet.