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[Degenerate Rakia Time]

And become some elven god's manservant? **** no

[Aesir26]

I was originally going to have my Elven warrior drink from the well but decided to let Morrigan have a crack at it since the leader of the Inquisition being bound to a demi-god-thing did not seem like a good thing.

 

It definitely made the later cutscene much more interesting.

[RenAdaar]

And become some elven god's manservant? **** no

Pffft I'll probably be able to over come it with the power of friendship or something

[Kantr]

Is Morrigan glad in the end that you drank it?

[Shechinah]

After you meet you-know-who, I think she makes a crack of how she thinks she is relived you drank instead of her or something like that.

[Wulfram]

Yep. Didn't trust Morrigan, and my character was already forever alone because the romance didn't work out.

I do think there should have been an option to resign after the game, though. Having the head of the Inquisition possibly bound to scary god lady seems like a poor idea.

[Bayonet Hipshot]

Morrigan drank it. I like knowledge but not at the cost of my personal freedoms. 

[Rhagavar]

My inquisitor wouldn't touch it with a 10 foot straw.

[Ennai and 54 others]

You are the leader of the most powerful organization in Thedas at the moment(fact).You can't afford to be under a geas.That would make mythal the leader of the most powerful organization in Thedas,we don't know what she wants.Unacceptable

[sylvanaerie]

I let Morrigan drink it because my Dalish elf had no desire to be under the control of an ancient goddess she most definitely didn't believe was gone.  

I'm glad I did, it led to one of the most character building scenes for Morrigan I had ever seen. 

Major Spoiler: Click at your own risk.

 

Spoiler

Unable to oppose Flemeth, all Morrigan can do is plead for her son's life out of a mother's love, offering herself up as a sacrifice to Flemeth's immortality ritual.  To which Flemeth actually seemed very kind, told her she would never have forced herself on another, and that Morrigan was never in danger from her, and by extension of that thought, neither was her son.  Then takes the Old God soul from her grandson (freeing him from having 'a soul forced on him') making me think that was her goal from the start.

[Dark Helmet]

Nope nope nope nope.

 

Not gonna happen! So not gonna happen!

 

Morrigan can have it. I'm sure she'll love the.. price.

[Thrazesul]

No. I figured my guy had enough on his plate already than to add all that. Besides, he didn't want more to 'define' him. Morrigan got all that glory. (Also Dorian didn't want him to)

[OdanUrr]

It was hot. I was thirsty.

[llandwynwyn]

My dalish is just a bit racist and wouldn't let a shem acquiring any sort of elvhen power. I don't regret it at all, even though we serve Mythal now (her vallaslin was for her) and her nerd expert husbando was pissed.

[Bruxae]

I really wanted too, but in the end I care more about Morrigan then my Inquisitor so I let her have it, also her points made sense.

[l7986]

I drank from the well because morrigan has a son and I didn't wan't anything to terrible to happen to her. not to mention her son is the ogb and it would suck if he hated me for any reason. 

Forget the son, imagine what the Warden would do when if you let her drink from it.

[Yinello]

I let Morrigan drink. I had a feeling that being a slave to a supposedly dead god would come to bite me in the ass. So it came to bite Morrigan in the ass, though luckily not as horribly as I thought it would.

 

Also that ending. Double u Tee Eff!

[SomeoneStoleMyName]

About the puzzles in there being hard. I find it amusing how different the wires of the brain can be for people.

My friend had zero problems with astrariums, learnt them super-fast. But spent ages on the temple puzzle. 
I had zero problems with temple puzzles, I made them out in a matter of minutes. Astrariums however? Minimum 10 minutes each, at least!

 

He told me the astrariums were logical and easy, while raging at the temple puzzles. 
I found it the other way around. 

Just find this very interesting... how the logic center of people's brain can be so vastly different when it comes to problem solving

[Cypher0020]

yup.  seeme as right as my elf mage, plus her whole trust with Morrigan was geting shaky...... seeing the alternative if you let Morrigan drink, I think I'm taking it everytime 

[Mecha Elf]

yep i did, i dont trust morrigan she just seems to want power for herself. 

[MoonDrummer]

I did it as an elf Mage in the hopes of gaining god like powers and slaying humanity. Did not consider how it would be impossible for bio ware to carry that over into future games. Got me thinking am I now a slave to solas or did solas (my romance) kill Flemeth to free me?

[maymay1588]

I care absolutely nothing for my Inquisitor and I'd rather Morrigan be free and safe than her if that is what drinking from the well means. So I'll probably make my mage elf drink it, if I decide on that rather than the plot twist involving Morrigan and her mom. Then to add to her struggles, I'll switch from the Cullen romance to the Solas one for the extra drama. I liked my screw up Hawke and I don't like how it feels to me as though the Inquisitor is basically her replacement, verses having her own separate enemy like Hawke did from the Warden. If the Archdemon came back and Hawke had to defeat it where the Warden failed, I'd feel the same dislike.

 

Usually want the ending that ensures my character's overall well being the best that is possible, but I think it is time to shift that. 

[MissMayhem96]

My Dalish Mage drank from the Well. I just thought it wasn't Morrigans right to drink from it.

I had romanced Solas, and brought him with me, he wasn't happy at all. So the romance scene after that was heartbreaking.

[Bigdoser]

Is Morrigan glad in the end that you drank it?

Yes she is pissed off at first but when finding out about the whole servant thing she is glad she didn't drink from the well she hated the prospect of being a slave to flemeth and has you to thank for that. 

[helpthisguyplease]

You can destroy it and then nobody is bound.