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Did you kill the Architect or let him live ?


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DashRashh

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Hey guys so in DA:A we have a choice to kill him or let him live and if we do let him live how do you think will it effect DA:I ?

 

I let him live then but now I am now sure any more about it...

 

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What do you say guys is he good or bad ? should we kill him or let him live ?



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KILL.

 

To leave him alive is stupid and irresponsible.  


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He's toast in my games and I wasn't sure in game if I should but


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so you all saying that the good way is killing him ? 



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I always killed him.  There's really no reason to trust this guy.


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I let him live. He's not trying to kill me, and I'd rather speak more to him about the darkspawn condition and the like, and have access to his research. There's a great deal we could learn from him.


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Everyone that has read the Calling says to kill him, I am still reading it and haven't seen the reason yet. To let him live does sound very risky, but there are also some very tempting reasons to let him live. I have him alive in my canon save so we'll see if that's a terrible choice or not. It's a very grey choice if we only take into acount what we've seen in Awakening.

 

Killing him does sound like the safest choice.



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so you all saying that the good way is killing him ?


If this decision is important to you and you haven't read The Calling, it might be worth it to read it. I enjoyed the book.

Edit: if you don't want to read the book I would imagine the Dragon Age wiki would have a rundown on the book. I haven't checked though.
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I let him live...and I did not read the calling!

 

Now I really wish I killed him.

 

Dah well.



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Architect is one of those that you can trust his intentions but you can't trust his methods. There is no right answer here. My warden doesn't fight Darkspawn. He defends humanity from the Blight. This was the call he answered.

 

Architect may be responsible for the fifth Blight but this wasn't a desirable result for him. In the end of the day I prefer knowing that there is a Darkspawn that showed signs of intelligence and cooperation rather than going back to "mindless horde that will be the enemy forever". The only absolute fact here is that none knows how to deal with the darkspawn once and for all, so I prefer to keep options open.


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I'm about 50/50 in my playthroughs(and I have read the calling). Didn't really effect my choices since A. My wardens have not read the book and B. It is still a choice between how much you believe his intentions vs not trusting him. 



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I'm intrigued enough about the Architect to eventually create a world state where he lives.  If only to see how it changes Inquisition...  But none of my "personal canon" worldstates involve the Architect surviving his meeting with the Warden Commander.



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Nathaniel's comments in DA2 give me hope that The Architect is mad science buddies with Avernus. That duo would be worth having in your pocket if Corypheus comes back.
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If this decision is important to you and you haven't read The Calling, it might be worth it to read it. I enjoyed the book.

Edit: if you don't want to read the book I would imagine the Dragon Age wiki would have a rundown on the book. I haven't checked though.

Yeah i read the wiki and when i saw what he REALLY plans to do to humanity that when I knew I had done f'ed up. lol


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I've read The Calling and believe the best answer is to kill him - but I do not kill him.  I want to see him again if there is an important Dark Spawn plot in the game.  If there is one, he would be just replaced by another intelligent Dark Spawn if he was killed in Awakening. (Also, I like to see future conflicts caused by my prior characters - The Inquisitor will have to clean up after the HoF/Champion). ;p



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My Warden let him live. Honestly, I don't see any reason to kill him beyond, "OMG DARKSPOON MUST KILL!1!11!!!!"".

 

Causing the Fifth blight wasn't his intention. Now, I haven't read The Calling, so maybe I'm missing out in some important information. I think that his whole intelligent Darkspawn thing is amazing and potentially a more permanent solution to the Blights. I prefer to work with him rather than kill him.

 

Edit: Gosh now I REALLY want to find out what happens in the Calling that makes you all want to kill him... he seemed reasonable enough :P.

 

2nd Edit: Okay, just read the Calling's wiki page. The Architect's plans were generally unhealthy (understatement of the year), but I don't see him as being evil or worthy of my Warden's blade. Anyway, if the Wardens keep a close eye on him, things should be fine. It's supposed to be an uneasy alliance, right? You can let him live without fully trusting him. I think the Wardens can probably benefit from his research and knowledge.



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I usually kill him in my playthroughs, however i do intend to import some keep saves with him alive, purely because hes an interesting char and im curious too see if he'll be brought back/mentioned etc.



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Agree with all the KILLS!



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Dead.  No regrets.  He's an endangerment to entire Thedas.


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Didn't read the Calling, but he always freaked me out, so he's dead as disco. Also, a darkspawn, so consider his corpse re-animated, then killed again. I am curious to see a world where he lives, though. Fortunately these days, that means creating a world state in the keep rather than playing through the game again just to see the change.



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I killed him, just like I killed all of the other Darkspawn.


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My Warden let him live. Honestly, I don't see any reason to kill him beyond, "OMG DARKSPOON MUST KILL!1!11!!!!"".
 
Causing the Fifth blight wasn't his intention. Now, I haven't read The Calling, so maybe I'm missing out in some important information. I think that his whole intelligent Darkspawn thing is amazing and potentially a more permanent solution to the Blights. I prefer to work with him rather than kill him.
 
Edit: Gosh now I REALLY want to find out what happens in the Calling that makes you all want to kill him... he seemed reasonable enough :P.


My opinion really has nothing to do with him causing the blight or what he wants to do with the darkspawn but I don't want to give the book away.
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Whichever choice you make, which choice is the good and bad one is very subjective, at least until we know what the ramifications of letting the architect love or not are. For me, I killed him, but I did have a big debate going on in my head over it. On the one hand, he is a dangerous dark spawn who has alrwady shown poor judgement (read the calling for more) and he doesn't understand the consequences of his actions. On the other hand, he is offering the chance for an end to the blights, meaning that no other warden would ever have to sacrifice their soul to stop an archdemon and the world would be safe if he succeeded, also it would give the dwarves some slack. However what swayed me was the obvious danger of smart darkspawn, and considering there was a faction fighting the architects darkspawn composed of dangerous foaming at the mouth darkspawn who wanted to hear the call again....I deemed him too reckless to continue his work.

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I killed them and then ate his heart.

 

It gave my character gas.



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My team urged me to kill him and I briefly considered otherwise before remembering that Darkspawn need us to reproduce, their very presence creates the blight that kills anything that isn't them.

 

And I remembered Laryn and Hespith.

 

 

"Do what is right and do not waver." The Architect had to die, and I was in the rare position of being able to kill him.

 

 

Better the devil you know.


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