I suppose this is more cathartic than anything, trudging through the Keep having brought to mind the fact that I have been thus far been able to ignore with suitable mods and headcanon.
Is there another significant outcome choice that is outright denied—in any recent BioWare title—based on the player character’s gender? One would think, at least, that being parent to a god is a somewhat important thing. (DAI reality may be different since it’s quite possible the god-child was never born. But it feels like it could be an important thing in the larger world.)
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In the ideal game, Morrigan would have been been available for a female Warden to romance. And, ignoring the fact that the conception is in large part magic and could have been written to transfer some of the Warden’s “essence” into the child, biological parentage is hardly necessary. The child could be Alistair or Loghain’s—or truly no-one’s, being a god—and the Warden and Morrigan still its mothers.
In fact, even without a romance the female Warden could have seen it her duty or privilege to be a guardian to the child; Morrigan could have accepted her friend’s (or unrequited lover’s) plea to join her and the child through the Eluvian.
Now, with what is looking like severe unmoddability of DAI—and likely impossibility of having or adding gender-neutral references to the Warden—I am ever more saddened by this exclusion. As it is, I’m considering the unsatisfying course of importing a ‘male’ Warden and trying to ignore the references to her sex in all DAI dialogue…




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