Didn't trust Morrigan and drank it for myself.
In both of my Dalish mage games, I've drank from the well - on my human warrior, I think Morrigan will be partaking of it.
My first elfy (romanced Cullen) drank because she felt she should shoulder the burden and take everything upon herself as the Inquisitor (not to mention, she didn't quite know Morrigan - though she didn't completely distrust her because she displayed her want to keep the older secrets of her people alive).
My second elfy (that romanced Solas) drank because she straight up didn't trust Morrigan. This was her people's knowledge! Why would she let her take it when she felt she was better 'suited' for it? Sod Morrigan's 'preparations', she needed power to defeat Corypheus and didn't want to risk Morri just leaving or lying to her.
My shem- I mean, uhh, my Trevelyan- is going to be giving the Well to Morrigan purely because no other mage in her group wants to take it, the price of drinking from it seems far too high, and the idea of the well being 'hungry' just makes her get the heebie-jeebies. Not to mention, she feels a mage is better-equipped to partake of it.
I did , as a femQunari Mage . Morrigan didnt like it , and neither did Solas , and Sera freaked a little on me . But no regret . Save for ya getting some dumb dragon when I though ya be able to shape shift into one... 
I liked her freakout if you drink from the well, but I just can't do it because of the whole geas part. Over time this is turning out to be one of the harder decisions for me to make, because I really love the way some of it plays out, but it just doesn't fit my character to willingly bind herself to some mysterious magical thing, and Morrigan does make a good point about it undermining the Inquisitor's position as the leader that could just as well let someone else take the risk.
Morrigan does make a good point about it undermining the Inquisitor's position as the leader that could just as well let someone else take the risk.
I feel so thwarted right now.
The last request was actually dinosaurs. Brady being tackled by a pachycephalosaurus sounds intriguing.
After the eluvian/Fade scene when Kieran told his mother "I feel lonely" and Morrigan smiled at him, I felt happy knowing that she did not unwittingly bind herself to Mythal. Morrigan deserves better, and quite frankly, I do not much care for the Inquisitor.
After the eluvian/Fade scene when Kieran told his mother "I feel lonely" and Morrigan smiled at him, I felt happy knowing that she did not unwittingly bind herself to Mythal. Morrigan deserves better, and quite frankly, I do not much care for the Inquisitor.
clearly you passed up the chance to pull the greatest prank on Morrigan ever
I mean, its just so delicious, and I like Morrigan just as much as the next guy
Morrigan is one of my favorite characters in the series, but I love the exchange between the two. It just feels really fitting for her story, to try so hard to avoid her mother, only to find herself bound to her because of her efforts to preserve ancient knowledge, as Flemeth taught her.
clearly you passed up the chance to pull the greatest prank on Morrigan ever
I mean, its just so delicious, and I like Morrigan just as much as the next guy
Actually, I let her drink it on my first run (my "what would I do?" playthrough). And I agree Morrigan's reaction was priceless.
But no, trust me, the prank is much more deliciously ironic on my Inquisitor. He was aspiring to be the next Koslun -- a truth-seeker and prophet.
Instead, he became the slave of an elven god, loooooool. And he's the one I'm rolling with on my canon.
David Gaider was all like "Heh heh, I am going to make one of my characters meet a painfully ironic end, heh heh!" And I am like "Heh heh, I am gonna beat you at your own game. SUCK ON IT!" >=D
I was a little disappointed by this quest as a Dalish mage. I was asking Morrigan questions I figured my own character would know far more about and would actually provide more insight on, besides the odd "my clan prayed to him when we hunted. deeeeeeerp.. AND THAT'S ALL I KNOW!"
No, it was mostly my inquisitor: "WHO DIS ELBEN GOD GUIYS?"
Morrigan, in her haughty knows-it-all voice: "Why that's the elven god Falon'Din, derp-a-derp, inquisitor, you ignorant dummy!"
Solas: "I know more than you *koff* was-actually-there *koff* and Falon'Din was the biggest butthead evar. Derpderp, Morrigan."
"Is that so, Solas? I know so much, I'm practically elf-blooded! Why, if elven history was modern day Japanese culture, I'd be the elvish wizard-princess super Otaku of all!"
Blah. Anyway, I figured my Elven Inquisitor would drink from the well, but there wasn't anything that encouraged her to drink in regards to her heritage, even Abelas didn't give two shakes of a rats butt, and was basically like, "whatevs. im off to go be sads somewhere guys."
So, I let Morrigan drink all the pond water of glowy elfy knowledges because it seems like that's what the developers/writers were guiding us towards.
It ended up being kinda sad and funny at the same time when Flemeth came to call, so I suppose it's best that Morrigan drinks the water.
So, my canon: Morrigan the elf Otaku drinks the elf water.
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