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[berrieh]

In mine, Bethany is a Grey Warden, so Hawke caring about the fate of the Wardens (even in her anger at them) made sense to me. I'm not sure if Bethany was a Circle Mage. It's true - it's more fitting for the Warden character. 

[LegendaryBlade]

In mine, Bethany is a Grey Warden, so Hawke caring about the fate of the Wardens (even in her anger at them) made sense to me. I'm not sure if Bethany was a Circle Mage. It's true - it's more fitting for the Warden character. 

Yeah, i'm doing another series playthrough and this time i'm making Carver a warden, so this whole plotline makes more sense. Does he say anything about Bethany in your universe?

[Morroian]

Yeah, that was a weird solution... I mean, what exactly did the Inquisitor do to Corypheus, if not give him exactly what he wanted?

 

Can he get to the black city from the fade if he gets trapped there? The way they present it its not the way you get to the black city.

[Dean_the_Young]

Hawke wants to become the First Warden. Luckily I sacrificed him so that Loghain could do that instead. Just imagine the damage he'd do with all the Wardens at his beck and call.

 

Hawke'd probably find a way to accidentally summon all seven Archdemons at once.

 

You left Hawke on the same plane of existence as the Black City? Unsupervised?

 

Dude, what were you thinking? Do you realize what you've done?

[Arl Raylen]

Bioware must always have their former main characters going off on Revan-esque missions into the abyss because they're too lazy to write them into future games. This coming from the biggest Bioware fan I know.

 

Case in point:

 

Revan: disappears into the unknown regions.

Exile: disappears to find Revan.

Hero of Ferelden: disappears (to fight the Calling).

Hawke: disappears (to go help idiot Wardens rebuild)

 

I bet in Dragon Age 4 the Inquisitor will be said to have gone to some far off land to heal the remaining rifts in the fade. Mark my words.

[Spectre 117]

Pretty sure that the consensus by now is that Hawke is pretty much one of Bioware's dumbest and most contradictory characters ever. 

[KCMeredith]

Bioware must always have their former main characters going off on Revan-esque missions into the abyss because they're too lazy to write them into future games. This coming from the biggest Bioware fan I know.

 

Case in point:

 

Revan: disappears into the unknown regions.

Exile: disappears to find Revan.

Hero of Ferelden: disappears (to fight the Calling).

Hawke: disappears (to go help idiot Wardens rebuild)

 

I bet in Dragon Age 4 the Inquisitor will be said to have gone to some far off land to heal the remaining rifts in the fade. Mark my words.

Cullen even says that there are rifts beyond the Inquisitions reach, so you're probably right about that.

 

OT: "Reporting to Weisshaupt" is code for "Going back to Kirkwall to bang Isabela, I don't care anymore"

[Han Master]

Because DA 2 is bad and they want to distance themselves from it.

[Rifneno]

Hawke is aggressively not smart.

[Spectre 117]

Hawke is aggressively not smart.

 

I love that phrasing. 

[Fishy]

Spoiler

 Hawke reasoning

 

I need to defeat Cory !! Let's sacrifice myself in the Fade to ****** him off !

 

Or

 

Cory is not yet defeated and the Warden banished !! Hmmm.. I need to go to weishaulpt and help the Warden rebuild their failing order. Just because ....

 

or

 

I though if I left Kirkwall the chantry would not send an exalted march on my city ... But than I realized I was wrong !!! 

 

 

But all they had to do was this

 

Hawke : BioWare told me it not my story .. So they make me do **** I would not do.

[myahele]

Had I known he'd not help and just go to weisshoupt I would've chosen Alistair over him.

It's SO disappointing that Hawke (or whatever warden you save) is not in the final battle. In DAO you had an army to help fight archdemon. DA2 had Cullen, zevran and others fight.

[Thrazesul]

My Hawke's brother is a grey warden so; to me it makes sense for Hawke to go there. He'd probably feel involved too after Stroud died; so he picked up the job. That's my headcanon for it anyway so eh.

[DV-01]

Hawke is my favorite DA character thus far.  Would have prefered if he stayed. Him going to to Weishaupt doesnt make much sense with out more information.

[EdwinLi]

Don't know since depending on who survives they still go to Weisshaupt  to inform the Northern Wardens about the fate of the Southern Wardens.

 

However, some thing happened to the Northern Wardens when Hawke or Alistair/Stroud/Loghain arrives no matter what fate the Southern Wardens obtain.

 

Guess it could be a hint to a future DA storyline for a future DA Game or a DLC storyline where the Inquisitor goes to Weisshaupt after the current ending of DAI.

 

If it is a DLC storyline then expect who ever to survive to appear in the Weisshaupt DLC and explain why what happened.

[Han Master]

Weisshaupt was pretty normal story wise when I read the latest DA novel last flight other than keeping large number of displaced circle mages although Corypheus might send troops over to steal the recently discovered baby Griffins or the templar wants the mages, the warden refuse and there is a siege going on.

[EdwinLi]

Weisshaupt was pretty normal story wise when I read the latest DA novel last flight other than keeping large number of displaced circle mages although Corypheus might send troops over to steal the recently discovered baby Griffins or the templar wants the mages, the warden refuse and there is a siege going on.

 

Well as of now all contact with Weisshaupt is lost and no one has been able to make contact with them.

 

Not to mention all Northern Wardens were suddenly ordered to return to Weisshaupt at the end of DAI and after that the Northern Wardens become silent.

 

Something like this sounds like something Leliana would consider investigating and present to the Inquisitor.

 

Whatever is going on there I hope Bioware starts to clear up this sudden story plot.

[Han Master]

Well as of now all contact with Weisshaupt is lost and no one has been able to make contact with them.
 
Not to mention all Northern Wardens were suddenly ordered to return to Weisshaupt at the end of DAI and after that the Northern Wardens become silent.
 
Something like this sounds like something Leliana would consider investigating and present to the Inquisitor.
 
Whatever is going on there I hope Bioware starts to clear up this sudden story plot.

A siege can cut off contact from the outside, and since it's not dark spawn and an invading army the wardens can't call for help from the king of the Andrfels. Don't really think all the northern wardens would be recall if it's just to celebrate the return of the Griffins.

[EdwinLi]

A siege can cut off contact from the outside, and since it's not dark spawn and an invading army the wardens can't call for help from the king of the Andrfels. Don't really think all the northern wardens would be recall if it's just to celebrate the return of the Griffins.

 

Well it may or may not be the surviving members of Corytheus army or could be something else. Nothing is quite certain right now until farther information is provided.

 

After all the entire event of all Northern warden being called back to Weisshaupt and suddenly lose contact happened after the Inquisitor defeated Corytheus.

[myahele]

The more wardens are involved the less I start liking them.

Since wardens in Anderfels have equal to greater political powers as regular nobility I wouldn't be surprised if there's a warden vs anderfel war going on

[Vyndral]

Well it may or may not be the surviving members of Corytheus army or could be something else. Nothing is quite certain right now until farther information is provided.

After all the entire event of all Northern warden being called back to Weisshaupt and suddenly lose contact happened after the Inquisitor defeated Corytheus.

So you are saying is after I sent Hawke there, that something horrible more then likely happens in a city...

[Han Master]

Well it may or may not be the surviving members of Corytheus army or could be something else. Nothing is quite certain right now until farther information is provided.
 
After all the entire event of all Northern warden being called back to Weisshaupt and suddenly lose contact happened after the Inquisitor defeated Corytheus.

I'm not sure all the Templars in northern thedas will follow their southern brotherhood into joining the inquisition or eat red lyrium and become red Templars.

[De Vulus]

Hawke became jealous that the Inquisitor was getting all the attention and then left.

[EdwinLi]

So you are saying it is after I sent Hawke there, that something horrible more then likely happens in a city...

 

Basically yes

 

Should it be a surprise?

 

Hawke/Stroud/Loghain/Alistair only went to Weisshaupt to inform the Northern Wardens of the Southern Warden's fate and after that he or she is free to return to Southern Thedas to help the Inquisition but something happened there to keep them from returning to Southern Thedas.

 

I'm not sure all the Templars in northern thedas will follow their southern brotherhood into joining the inquisition or eat red lyrium and become red Templars.

 

I never said it was Templars attacking Weisshaupt.

 

We don't know what is happening there right now since all contact with Weisshaupt is lost and all Northern Wardens are all called back to Weisshaupt due to mysterious reasons.

 

For all we know the actions of determining the fate of the Architect may be causing the events happening in Weisshaupt or maybe something else we don't know about.