I did the sacrifice only once . And didn't like it . I do like tragic ending , but when I make them myself in a fanfic 
in a game . I'm a sucker for happy ending under the rainbow !
So I took Morrigan offer which was good on all angles and Thanked her for it ! and Run off with my Li ..... 
Default does not equal canon. Its probably best not to worry too much about it.
Again, I'm wondering where people are getting these stats that make them think more people did the dark ritual than not?
That makes sense. When presented with an out (even one with as much potential to go wrong as the dark ritual), most people would take it instead of facing certain death. The willingness to make the ultimate sacrifice is what separates the Blackwalls from the Ser Jorys.
My first playthrough was a city elf sacrificial ending because Alistair, after having already voxed to marry me, betrayed my character by eloping with Anora.
Then I figured out how to make Alistair marry any female character and had him to do the nasty with Morrigan so I could live happily ever after as Alistair's queen.
That makes sense. When presented with an out (even one with as much potential to go wrong as the dark ritual), most people would take it instead of facing certain death. The willingness to make the ultimate sacrifice is what separates the Daveths from the Ser Jorys.
"The mark of the immature man is that he wants to die nobly for a cause;
while the mark of a mature man is that he wants to live humbly for one."
Just because Ser Jory didn't want to have to risk death to become a Gray Warden doesn't mean he wasn't an honorable or good man.
You have to consider the decision he made in light of the situation presented to him at that point in time. None of the candidates were told that an Archdemon was leading the darkspawn, none of the candidates were told that the only way to kill an Archdemon was if a Gray Warden landed the killing blow. The only thing they were told is that they would have to risk death to drink some poison that would turn them into a Gray Warden. But there was no clear reason to justify making one more person risk death in order to become a Gray Warden as there were already numerous Gray Wardens in the world and no Blight as far as Jory was told. So they were asking him to leave his wife and new baby without father and husband for no reason at all. The world would have been better served by allowing him to return to his baby and live out his life by raising his family as well as he could.
I mean that is the entire purpose behind stopping the Blight isn't it? Some people risk their lives so that other people can live in peace and safety. Otherwise we'd all be cutting off our hair to give a watch chain to the husband who pawned off his watch to buy us a ribbon for the hair we cut off to sell for enough money to buy the watch chain.
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I think Ser Jory was just a new father, who wanted to see his baby.
In Dragon Age, that's a crime worthy of execution. lmao.
That's why I never liked Duncan (or Alistair for being on his jock so much).
Its probably the reason why we will never get a novel about the events of origins. Too many people who don't understand that bioware has their OWN story, would bag bioware because it didn't include their decisions.
Just a general statement so please no one take offense.
In a game where you allow the players to make the decisions, you can't as the developer have your own version of the story as a developer, you can only have your own version of the story as another player.
I think Ser Jory was just a new father, who wanted to see his baby.
In Dragon Age, that's a crime worthy of execution. lmao.
That's why I never liked Duncan (or Alistair for being on his jock so much).
I never understood why Duncan didnt force him to drink. Rather than killing him
I never understood why Duncan didnt force him to drink. Rather than killing him
There really isn't much of a difference.
There really isn't much of a difference.
There's a chance he might have survived though.
awww sucks that the warden is dead im a guy that always wants a happy ending 
i like to pretend to be a heartless jerk but i always want the main character to live and be happy ever after im kinda a softie in that regard 
Its been rumored that the default story is a dalish elf that made the ultimate sacrifice and i was wondering what people thought of this?
It really kinda bums me out that its not the cousland warden like its was with da2 it seems a little disappointing to have the warden sacrifice themselves when the option of saving yourself is presented pretty much everyone who played da:o chose it!
I doesn't bother me in the slightest because I can import whatever world state I want.
It's also worth noting that the in-game default isn't even the same universe as a lot of the tie-in media. For example, apparently the Alistair in the comics did the dark ritual.
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