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[TheChosenOne]

Merrill!!

[Johun]

Isabela is the most transient of our former companions, but she got quite a bit of attention in the recent comics. Somehow I feel like we won't see her again so soon. Probably won't see Sten either, he should be busy.

Merrill and Fenris are both kind of untethered, so I suppose they might wander south. Then again I'm not sure what narrative value either of them would have at this point.

[herkles]

Since we are seeing Hawke, I want to see Bethany/Carver and their LI; in my case sebastian

[X Equestris]

Oh, I can imagine a better time for it, like perhaps a future game set 10 years down the road, when the OGB will be in his 20s and might actually be able to play a role in the story. 
If he shows up in Inquisition, it'll be a cameo at best because he's 10 years old.

Considering there was concept art of him that got leaked, it is safe to say he will be there. Probably not anything truly world shaking, but he might be critical to one subplot, if he exists of course.

I really want to see Bethany/Carver again, they'd be fun. I don't think Sigrun or Velanna will be coming back, but Nathaniel probably, since he's so popular.

Hopefully we will see them during the Warden arc.

[IVI4RCU5]

Considering there was concept art of him that got leaked, it is safe to say he will be there. Probably not anything truly world shaking, but he might be critical to one subplot, if he exists of course.

Interesting... I did not know this.  Well, I am very much looking forward to that, then. 

[TheLastArchivist]

I wish The Architect was back in Inquisition.

The moral dilemma presented by his experimentations and his very mysterious existence forced me to confront my core beliefs playing as a GW.

The decision whether to kill him or grant him his freedom were amongst the most difficult to make.

 

Bioware comes up with the most interesting characters: a darkspawn scientist, a promiscuous assassin, a jovial, unassuming and sarcastic king, asf. Their personalities are so intrinsically contradictory, in such a delightful way, that it's impossible not to be captivated by the riddle that they are.