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[Blisscolas]

I think most plots have been rounded up with this game. Understanding interviews by the devs; they are going to go north: Tevinter, the Qun, Antiva...the good stuff for the next games. So I guess every decision in game such as the divine, the HoF, new emperor/empress and whatnot will stay in Orlais/Ferelden. Plus if you notice, the HoF's war table mission is around Orzammar (deep roads) so I guess Bioware could just decide to leave him doing his business there.

 

The only characters I see returning are Morrigan and Solas. I think pretty much all the other characters have absolutely no ties or reason to go north.

 

And come on guys/girls.....It's about time to let the Hero go. She/He had a good fight and I'm not entirely sure its important to know what happens to them after they end the Calling. The whole point of this hero was that you could imagine what was really going on (role play) and you'd loose that with a forced ending like with Hawke.

[Fufunette]

I agree.

I have one main char, human mage called Flore whose always romancing Alistair (king/warden). Both ends, she stays with her lover. But BW made her leave for some "mysterious" business at the end of Awakening, that is frustrating. If you want to end with a character, you make it dies or rules his life. You don't send him in a new mysterious adventure...

It's logic to ask a last mission with our character. We want to know what he/she's doing. And we want a proper end. We don't want a Shepard-like end where we don't know if he still breathing or not. Just make something proper and clear for once.....! >.<

[Chuvvy]

I've no idea what they plan to do with the warden and honestly I don't think they have much of an idea either. Him coming back as a PC for anything other than a fan service DLC seems very unlikely, and that fan service DLC also seems very unlikely. More likely we can expect to get another letter or something, and hopefully more influence on what people think of him, because with DAI you had none. Meaning, Alistair apparently thought my warden was a hellspawn and would be working with the other wardens, and would also fight against the inquisition because I did the DR.

[Taleroth]

I agree.
I have one main char, human mage called Flore whose always romancing Alistair (king/warden). Both ends, she stays with her lover. But BW made her leave for some "mysterious" business at the end of Awakening, that is frustrating. If you want to end with a character, you make it dies or rules his life. You don't send him in a new mysterious adventure...
It's logic to ask a last mission with our character. We want to know what he/she's doing. And we want a proper end. We don't want a Shepard-like end where we don't know if he still breathing or not. Just make something proper and clear for once.....! >.<

You do know it's still breathing. It's just seeking a cure for the Calling, not fighting an ancient evil. After that, he or she would simply go home.

[Draining Dragon]

I actually liked getting a letter from my warden. A romanced Leliana also mentions that she'll rejoin the warden when her duties in the Inquisition are completed, which I was pleased to hear. It means my warden gets a happy ending.

[asharp21]

i think the reason people love the HoF is because that character felt most like 'you'. Hawke is....clearly Hawke.  And the Inquisitor feels more like a character rather than 'you'. Also, since the HoF came first people feel that way.  The voice acting and complex stories from BioWare are create but they are removing people from 'being' the character a little more I think.

 

...or it could just be because the human mage last name 'Trevelyan' is stupid and I don't like the backstory for him/her. hahah.

[Xx Serissia xX]

I'd love to see the HoF back as the main character in either the next game or a DLC.  I think they should do what they did with the Inquisitor and give players the choice of two voices per a race/gender.  It might take some time to adjust to but ultimately I think it would be worth it to continue the Warden's story.  After all, how can a voice be as bad as the same few unisex 80s hairstyles from Inquisition.  They didn't even bother to import Hawke's signature hairs into the game.

[M-Taylor]

The Warden should not appear because it's very nature is him/her being a blank sheet, the character entirely belongs to the player and Bioware thankfully acknowledges this.

 

This thread is a prime example of why introducing the Warden would be a bad idea. One player said the Warden can act more 'evil' if 'evil' choices were picked, such as annuling the circle and killing Connor. Okay, well, my human female Cousland did both and was definitely not evil, she was a devout Andrastian and simply picked those choices because they were the best options to take in her mind with minimal amounts of casualties.

 

A second player has voiced that they want Commander Shepard to voice the Warden. Again, I would hate that. The voice actors for Commander Shepard are obviously American/Canadian, and Fereldan is based on England. The only American accents heard in DA:O are from City Elves/Dwarves. So yeah. Commander Shepard could voice them and it would fit the story, but **** having Commander Shepard voice my noble when I've only ever imagined her having an English accent.

 

The Warden story is done and over, but I do agree that Bioware stupidly stated that the Warden was doing stuff in Inquisition. I think sending him/her on a mission to end the Calling was folly; Bioware simply should have left it vague OR acknowledged the ending that YOU as a player picked. Romanced Leliana? Warden was off adventuring. Romanced Zev? They were together off adventuring. Queen/King Consort? They were occupied running a state. Romanced Morrigan? Working behind the scenes and/or retirued in the Eluvian. They should have just left it vague, and once again their choice to have the Warden occupied with 'Warden' business demonstrates how volatile this situation is and why they should avoid rather than handle; I have two canon Wardens, and my Male Elf mage, I was fine with him trying to end the Calling, it even kinda fits his character. However my Human Female noble who was ruling as Teryna of Gwain/Queen to unhardened Alistair/his only advisor? **** having her prancing off into the Deep Roads, her ending was completely fine and I loved that. Instead, I as a player have to endure that the Warden I created is doing something entirely out of character.

 

So yeah, I'm grateful that Bioware seem disinclined to touch the Wardens story directly, and I think it's for the best. It's a massive mine field that would ****** off too many players if ever touched/approached.

[Julia Luna]

I think most plots have been rounded up with this game. Understanding interviews by the devs; they are going to go north: Tevinter, the Qun, Antiva...the good stuff for the next games. So I guess every decision in game such as the divine, the HoF, new emperor/empress and whatnot will stay in Orlais/Ferelden. Plus if you notice, the HoF's war table mission is around Orzammar (deep roads) so I guess Bioware could just decide to leave him doing his business there.

 

The only characters I see returning are Morrigan and Solas. I think pretty much all the other characters have absolutely no ties or reason to go north.

 

And come on guys/girls.....It's about time to let the Hero go. She/He had a good fight and I'm not entirely sure its important to know what happens to them after they end the Calling. The whole point of this hero was that you could imagine what was really going on (role play) and you'd loose that with a forced ending like with Hawke.

**** the Hero of Ferelden, the only reason people love him/her is because other Dragon Age games suck, if they were good games we'd love the other protagonist too (I like Hawke, Inquisitor is pure ****)

[Toasted Llama]

If I could get a penny for every HoF post... I would also have to pay one penny because I made one too But anyway...


Allow me to sum up the entire thread:

[wickerman4]

"implementing HoF into DAI would be too difficult" !!!!!!!!!!!!!   absolute nonsense and complete drivel.

 

what it would have taken is the development of a proper and well constructed plot and story. however, because bioware focused too much on mmo style content of 100+ hours of meaningless fetch quests, not enough time and effort was given to plot and characters.

[Toasted Llama]

"implementing HoF into DAI would be too difficult" !!!!!!!!!!!!!   absolute nonsense and complete drivel.

 

what it would have taken is the development of a proper and well constructed plot and story. however, because bioware focused too much on mmo style content of 100+ hours of meaningless fetch quests, not enough time and effort was given to plot and characters.

Even a proper and well constructed plot and story would cause the BSN (and playerbase/fanbase) to explode because "MY WARDEN IS NOTHING LIKE THAT!!!!11!!!!1!10!!11!!"

The HoF belongs to the players and Bioware does their best to respect that.

[Pee Jae]

Eh, I love my warden but I'm not butthurt about the DAI content at all. If it stays the way it is, cool. But, if they did do a dlc where you can conclude the warden's story (include CC like with Hawke. I doubt I could successfully recreate my warden, given the differences between default Hawke in DA2 and DAI, wow, that is some difference.) yourself in a series of little missions, like, I don't know, maybe she/he can't cure the calling but maybe cure it for themselves...

 

I could get behind that. 

[Fufunette]

One last DLC to end her quest. We re not asking to replace the Inquisitor or make a new DA about the warden. We only ask a real and clean end. U.u

[DarkSpiral]

Well I don't want a clean end.  I am more than happy with him sliding through an eluvian, irritating the hell out of Morrigan by handing her a bouquet of flowers while declaring to her that he knew she'd miss him, and ruffling Kieran's hair.

 

Or, marching through the front doors of Denerim's royal palace and sending the guards into frantic motion to line up in rows in order to properly welcome Queen Theirin ni Cousland back.

 

Bioware has actually done a fairly good job a leaving room for everyone's headcannon with this little tactic.  The smartest thing they can do, and almost certainly what the will do, is leave it alone, now.

[Fufunette]

Sending her nowhere in the West ? And why did she desappear at the end of awakening ? I would like to know what did happen to my warden... She had a perfect ending and then she desappears for no reason and one day, send a letter to a perfect stranger telling him she s searching for a cure... Wth ?

[Northborn]

Honestly, I am dying to play the Warden again. 

Bale Cousland must live!

[dsl08002]

They might be saving the warden for a future game. remember that we still have 2 old gods in the deep roads, a blight is guarantied.

Classic combinations in game or movies.

1. Use previous character as party members, some are NPC.
2. Same kind of story and presentation
3. Finishing the franchise with the characters that started it all (in this case HoF, leliana,morrigan Alistair)

they always works!

[Aren]

The Warden should not appear because it's very nature is him/her being a blank sheet, the character entirely belongs to the player and Bioware thankfully acknowledges this.

 

This thread is a prime example of why introducing the Warden would be a bad idea. One player said the Warden can act more 'evil' if 'evil' choices were picked, such as annuling the circle and killing Connor. Okay, well, my human female Cousland did both and was definitely not evil, she was a devout Andrastian and simply picked those choices because they were the best options to take in her mind with minimal amounts of casualties.

 

A second player has voiced that they want Commander Shepard to voice the Warden. Again, I would hate that. The voice actors for Commander Shepard are obviously American/Canadian, and Fereldan is based on England. The only American accents heard in DA:O are from City Elves/Dwarves. So yeah. Commander Shepard could voice them and it would fit the story, but **** having Commander Shepard voice my noble when I've only ever imagined her having an English accent.

 

The Warden story is done and over, but I do agree that Bioware stupidly stated that the Warden was doing stuff in Inquisition. I think sending him/her on a mission to end the Calling was folly; Bioware simply should have left it vague OR acknowledged the ending that YOU as a player picked. Romanced Leliana? Warden was off adventuring. Romanced Zev? They were together off adventuring. Queen/King Consort? They were occupied running a state. Romanced Morrigan? Working behind the scenes and/or retirued in the Eluvian. They should have just left it vague, and once again their choice to have the Warden occupied with 'Warden' business demonstrates how volatile this situation is and why they should avoid rather than handle; I have two canon Wardens, and my Male Elf mage, I was fine with him trying to end the Calling, it even kinda fits his character. However my Human Female noble who was ruling as Teryna of Gwain/Queen to unhardened Alistair/his only advisor? **** having her prancing off into the Deep Roads, her ending was completely fine and I loved that. Instead, I as a player have to endure that the Warden I created is doing something entirely out of character.

 

So yeah, I'm grateful that Bioware seem disinclined to touch the Wardens story directly, and I think it's for the best. It's a massive mine field that would ****** off too many players if ever touched/approached.

Bioware must use some excuse to kill this warden oh i'm tierd maybe somthing like an heart-attack or swallow by the black city

[Saricc]

Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if we get a warden DLC ala Lilliana's song that covers the quest to end the calling. This DLC could be used to shape the warden's personality for future DLC and/or games. However, I feel there is the potential for some amazing DLC involving all 3 dragon age protagonists. If they do go this route, it'd nearly have to be an expansion. The reason I'm leaning towards this is, if you keep Hawke alive, she goes to Weisshaupt. If the warden succeeds in finding a cure for the calling, he'd likely go where the wardens are before heading home. Which is where? Weisshaupt. I'm pretty sure the inquisitor would catch wind of this, either from direct correspondence from the hero, commander, or champion, or via rumors heard from one of your advisors or Varric. So off he goes, to Weisshaupt. Pretty sure that would be amazing and the groundwork is already set, If only to a degree.

I wish this would happen lol. 

[blahblahblah]

Bioware must use some excuse to kill this warden oh i'm tierd maybe somthing like an heart-attack or swallow by the black city

How sad that you hope that Bioware to kill the Warden because you sacrifice your own warden. Butthurt is very strong on you.

[Aren]

How sad that you hope that Bioware to kill the Warden because you sacrifice your own warden. Butthurt is very strong on you.

Sacrebleu!   are you a stalker or what else? the warden as i said is dead no matter what a ghost who is not present in game is usless

[blahblahblah]

oh man are you a stalker or what else? the warden as i said is dead no matter what a ghost who is not present in game is usless

LOL. You don't have any evidence and still clinging on your opinion.

[DarkSpiral]

Bioware must use some excuse to kill this warden oh i'm tierd maybe somthing like an heart-attack or swallow by the black city

Must they now?  Or maybe you need to get over the fact that the Warden isn't the central point of Dragon Age?

 

He or she can fade into the background and be perfectly fine.  What on earth are you do fixiaited on this one tiny detail?