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[chibielf]

Is there anyway at all to keep him from leaving? The special edition guide says nothing at about any of it. Even with romance, he still leaves. I've heard people say they got him to stay. if anyone has done this, please explain how?

[blahblah]

No, he will leave you regardless since he was just using the inqusition

[EdwinLi]

Solas only stays if you can convince him to return to the Inquisition and atone for his crimes but it only happens if you have a high enough friendship rate.

[chibielf]

@Edwin you managed to get him to come back?

[Morroian]

You finished the game but you don;t know what happens with Solas in the epilogue?

[Savber100]

Just finished it. 

...

Is this a good place for me to start ranting about Solas?

[PapaSmurfer]

I'm going to go ahead and say that, no, you cannot get him back. 

Spoiler

Plus, he's a real jerk. He killed Flemeth. (Although, by that standard, I'm a real jerk, too.)

I don't think I'd want him back, anyway

[Reznore57]

I just finished the game (rushed through it^^) and I really doubt you can make Solas stay

He's a really important character and the way it ends , I think the Inquisition is the least of his problem.

[revan017]

Wait. WHAT? I was under the impression there is a way to end the game with everyone still in the party!

[Reznore57]

To be honest I think the inquisitor is the least of his problems or concerns.

 

Spoiler

Yeah.I think "Solas" *wink* has some kind of plan .Probably the next big bag or something.

It would be nice if we get a DLC to look for him.

I mean as usual DA ends with more new questions.

And unless the Inquisitor is a bit stupid , you'd think he/she would order to find Solas. 

[Cavemandiary]

Well, since Solas has been revealed to be the devious god that exiled all the elven gods, somehow i doubt it. Though, I remember reading some spoiler text about it being possible, so I dunno.

[revan017]

UUUURGH. I'm reading through a post I sent a reviewer. I pretty much asked him since he finished the game if it were possible to have all 9 companions and 3 advisers alive by end game. He said, yup, in his game, all 12 were alive.

 

I mean...I suppose, they are "alive"...but is it like FINAL ...like is it SET IN STONE that there is ABSOLUTELY NO FRIGGING WAY Solas will stay end-game?

 

I'm still in the middle of the game but like this bothers me so much.

[SwobyJ]

Spoiler

I bet he's only called the trickster god because he screwed over the others for the best of reasons. Go Solas! Go Flemeth! And all that.

[Nyaore]

Well, since Solas has been revealed to be the devious god that exiled all the elven gods, somehow i doubt it. Though, I remember reading some spoiler text about it being possible, so I dunno.

To be fair, that's what the existing Dalish believe - and given that it's been proven time in and time out that their lore is piecemeal at best I really can't put much stock into their views in regards to the actual truth. If you've ever played telephone, you know how hard it is to keep information straight - even if it's only a few minutes. Now add in over a thousand years, slavery, destruction of their entire culture not once but twice, the rest of the survivors now scattered to the four winds or in alienages, and you get one hell of a mess. In the Dalish Origin for Origins they didn't even know that Dwarves apparently traded with elves, and that temple in the Brecellian forest played host to all races which everyone found surprising as well. 

[chibielf]

According to the word of god aka Mr Weekes, the answer is no. Not possible.
So, now we know! Which for story reasons, makes more sense.

[SamanthaJ]

Spoiler

My observations may be incorrect, but if you look at his face right before Flemeth collapses, he gives her this really mean look. Then zap, she's down. I thought it was intentional on his part. He comes to her real meek and sorrowful sort of earning her sympathy and trust  and then kills her. As for whether or not that one act makes him evil, well Flemeth has done a lot of questionably evil things as well (if I am to believe Morrigan's stories). I certainly do not trust Solas, or any of the gods for that matter. I feel sorry for those who romanced him. As soon as I heard he was Fen'harel, I vacated that romance immediately.

Spoiler

Who needs to romance mere mortals when you can have the Dread Wolf himself?

[Rovay]

UUUURGH. I'm reading through a post I sent a reviewer. I pretty much asked him since he finished the game if it were possible to have all 9 companions and 3 advisers alive by end game. He said, yup, in his game, all 12 were alive.

 

I mean...I suppose, they are "alive"...but is it like FINAL ...like is it SET IN STONE that there is ABSOLUTELY NO FRIGGING WAY Solas will stay end-game?

 

I'm still in the middle of the game but like this bothers me so much.

 

I think you should clarify what do you exactly mean by 'end-game' here. If it's "up to the point that the final boss is defeated, the main story is resolved and we throw a big party for our heroes" then yes, Solas will stay. If it's "any post-game or missed content after that" then no, Solas will leave the party. 

[Mims]

Spoiler

I bet he's only called the trickster god because he screwed over the others for the best of reasons. Go Solas! Go Flemeth! And all that.

 

It would fit in with DA's theme of good intentions having awful consequences. 

 

Spoiler

Even if Solas ends up the villain, I am not displeased by his romance arc. In fact, it has me a lot more invested in finding out what is going on.