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[OutlawD One]

Is there a way that 'notes' or something can be given to give better descriptions of what missions may have been? In relativity to the choices in the Tapestry I mean. As well as a better explanation of what the choice was. Example: When choosing between the two Dwarven children in DA2, could something be included about which one was the crazy one? It's been so long since playing the previous games my memory doesn't stand with them as crisp as it did. And wiki hunting isn't fun for all of them! 

 

Thanks guys!

 

[Evamitchelle]

Is there a way that 'notes' or something can be given to give better descriptions of what missions may have been? In relativity to the choices in the Tapestry I mean. As well as a better explanation of what the choice was. Example: When choosing between the two Dwarven children in DA2, could something be included about which one was the crazy one? It's been so long since playing the previous games my memory doesn't stand with them as crisp as it did. And wiki hunting isn't fun for all of them! 

 

Thanks guys!

 

Have you tried this website ? It takes you through all the tiles in the Keep. 

[Devil's Avocado]

Is there a way that 'notes' or something can be given to give better descriptions of what missions may have been? In relativity to the choices in the Tapestry I mean. As well as a better explanation of what the choice was. Example: When choosing between the two Dwarven children in DA2, could something be included about which one was the crazy one? It's been so long since playing the previous games my memory doesn't stand with them as crisp as it did. And wiki hunting isn't fun for all of them! 

 

Thanks guys!

The developers actually don't want the Keep to be too detailed since they only want to give enough context based upon the text and images. This way people who haven't played the game are left curious as to what this all means and hopes to play DA:O/2

As for the dwarves, one image has their father pointing as if to make him leave, the other the father's arms are open in embrace. I think the images give enough clues for that one.