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[Ruairi46]

I find it interesting no one is mad that

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there are now no grey wardens in the game... Besides the ones you potentially kill.

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I recently found out that loghain is in... 

 

[Bekkael]

I wonder what the folks in the Blackwall character thread think of this? It's quite the twist and I guess it's true.

[Hyrist]

If this is true, Bioware gets some serious props from me for the Strum Brightblade reference - Bushy facial hair and all.

[Kohaku]

Wow. The Inquisitor is going to get taken by a flimflammer. This is why you don't just take everyone at face value kids!

[KingoftheZempk]

If this is true, I'm not sure how my Inquisitor will take it when he finds out. I mean, Zevran was one thing, at least he was honest out front. This though... this will cause some rifts.

[KC_Prototype]

That's a curveball, I honestly didn't see this coming. I'm a little disappointed since I wanted a  Grey Warden companion but this does make things interesting because we can know understand that concept art, Blackwall was so captivated by the Grey Wardens that he impersonated one, then finds out what they are doing in DAI and is disappointed and feels betrayed so he doesn't want to be one anymore.. Interesting

[Kendaric Varkellen]

Quite annoying, hopefully we can force him to undergo the rite of joining. I want a Grey Warden companion, as they are the main thing that interests me in Dragon Age (aside from the chantry/templars).

[berrieh]

I think this makes him even more compelling. As to being a "con man" - if someone becomes a con man to inspire heroism in the world, train commoners to defend themselves against bandits, and generally make the world a better place, rather than for personal gain, I can appreciate that. It's really only an extension of what his intro shows his values to be (twisting conscription and ancient treaties to the needs of the cause). I wonder why he wouldn't actually become a Warden, though, if he was so inspired. Maybe they're pickier when it's not a Blight. 

[(Disgusted noise.)]

This is really exciting. Although I really enjoyed the video of his recruitment because of his personality, before that I never had much interest in him. His character at the surface level is a bit, well, boring. Noble, altruistic Grey Warden is a bit of a yawn to me. This, however, makes him very interesting. Can't wait to see how it unfolds. 

[SwobyJ]

I think this makes him even more compelling. As to being a "con man" - if someone becomes a con man to inspire heroism in the world, train commoners to defend themselves against bandits, and generally make the world a better place, rather than for personal gain, I can appreciate that. It's really only an extension of what his intro shows his values to be (twisting conscription and ancient treaties to the needs of the cause). I wonder why he wouldn't actually become a Warden, though, if he was so inspired. Maybe they're pickier when it's not a Blight. 

 

Less a con man, more a con artist.

[EdwinLi]

Well bright side is that Cory can't mind control him then.

 

Now I don't need to worry about bring him along for Grey Warden involved quests and have him face a horrible fate by Cory

[Ranadiel Marius]

 

Someone posted this in the Blackwall thread, thought I would post it here too.

 

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Apparent pre-load information revealing the theory to be true.

 

da3/designcontent/plots/skyhold/sky_rom_josephine_and_blackwall_valid

/designcontent/plots/global/followers/blackwall/check_pc_accepted_blackwall_asis_or_sent_to_wardens

da3/designcontent/plots/global/followers/blackwall/blackwall_true_identity_publicly_known

da3/designcontent/plots/global/followers/blackwall/set_blk_per_wrapup_blackwall_keep_pretending_to_be_blackwall

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Oh  nice, inter-companion romances appear to be in.

Well bright side is that Cory can't mind control him then.

 

Now I don't need to worry about bring him along for Grey Warden involved quests and have him face a horrible fate by Cory

And this was my first thought when I read this thread.

[Annarl]

How my Quizzy feels about will really depend on what actual happens in game.  What Blackwall does and why.  

My instinct is .... I don't like it but there could be compelling reasons that make my character more understanding.

[TimXP]

My Warden recruited at least three people who were actively trying to murder him by the time Awakening was over, so he's going to need a pretty good explanation for why he didn't just seek out the Wardens and take the Joining for real.

[Kimarous]

On the upside,

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the ladies don't have to worry about him abandoning you for the Calling if you romance him. :3

[Kohaku]

On the upside,

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the ladies don't have to worry about him abandoning you for the Calling if you romance him. :3

 

What's funny is that I'm probably not going to romance anyone in this game but him being a Grey Warden was the number one reason why he wasn't even on my radar. Now. I may change. Depends on how he is in game. 

[efd731]

this is awesome! i love how there's a pleasant little twist to each character. all of DAO's/DA2's characters were entirely on the surface(except wynne lelianna and alistair)

[Aoba]

Please let this be true. If it is, it makes Solas' "rumoured" true identity far more plausible.

 

Also, as others have pointed out

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we don't have to worry about Beardy going on his Calling. Not gonna lie, though, I hope those who romanced him get a *SLAP* option if he's revealed to be faking being a Warden all this time. Seems an appropriate response.

[Bekkael]

Please let this be true. If it is, it makes Solas' "rumoured" true identity far more plausible.

 

Oh? I hadn't heard about that. Please share?

[SebastianP]

I watched the conversation videos with him, and I definitely think he was a criminal/con-man before he became a Grey Warden. 

[Tamyn]

I think this makes him even more compelling. As to being a "con man" - if someone becomes a con man to inspire heroism in the world, train commoners to defend themselves against bandits, and generally make the world a better place, rather than for personal gain, I can appreciate that. It's really only an extension of what his intro shows his values to be (twisting conscription and ancient treaties to the needs of the cause). I wonder why he wouldn't actually become a Warden, though, if he was so inspired. Maybe they're pickier when it's not a Blight. 

 

He reminds me of Jean Valjean.

[EdwinLi]

Oh? I hadn't heard about that. Please share?

 

SPOILER!! and I mean SERIOUS SPOILER ABOUT SOLAS!!!!

 

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It appear Solas is behind the explosion, the Breach, and will be a Traitor later in the game. If your relationship is high enough after his betrayal, you can convince him to return to the Inquistion and atone for his crime by helping you to stop the Elder One. Thus he lives and works hard toward atoning for his crimes by working with the Inquisition to undo the damage he has done to the world.

 

If your friendship is not high enough or you choose the options that does not ask him to return and atone for his crimes then you will be forced to kill Solas.

 

It is basically a Zevran moment all over again

[VelvetStraitjacket]

Uuuhh...I didn't see this one coming. I love it! Definitely makes him more interesting.

[Snook]

Still don't quite buy this, but interesting all the same.

[Kohaku]

Really EdwinLi? YIkes! I guess he's another one I have to feel out.