The Inquisitor, I guess. He has armies and political power. Hawke, at this point, has nothing of the sort. The Warden mostly has control over the wardens in Ferelden.
In a fight vs eachother, though, The Warden wins. Hawke in second place. The Inquisitor can only use 8 abilities, after all 
The Inquisitor has an army. The Hero of Ferelden has three specializations and more abilities than god.
I'd put my money on HoF. He could probably solo the entire courtyard of Skyhold.
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Slice off the Inquisitor's hand and the mark is useless. So you have to break it down like this.
HoF- Raised an army, ended centuries old feuds, discovered and/or tainted the long lost ashes of the maker's bride. Slew an Archdemon and killed it for good ending the 5th blight. Slew 2 or 3 High Dragons.
Hawke- Outran the blight, Slew the Arishok, Discovered a new form of Lyrium, rose from nothing to a champion of the people. Faced down an Ancient Darkspawn magister Slew 2 or 3 High Dragons.
Inquisitor- Saved the world by sealing the Breach, Leader of the strongest most influential military force in the world. Faced down an Ancient Darkspawn magister. Slew 10 High Dragons.
Without the mark the Inquisitor isn't really that special. But s/he does have an army. But in terms of power the HoF would win simply because only a Grey Warden can kill an Archdemon during a Blight.
Inquisitor without a doubt. The warden was nothing special and the archdemon would have been killed regardless if she was there or not by Alistair or another Warden if the blight ceased to end in Fereldan. The Inquisitor has leadership capabilities and commands an army AND can open Rifts inside people. They also have the option of being armed with the knowledge of the Well and overall their impact on the world was far greater than Hawke and the Warden. They are a far more inspiring figure than the other two, plus they may have a friend becoming the Divine. The fate of the Seekers, Wardens, Mages and Templars are decided by her as well.
There's also the thing with the Dalish female elf and a certain bald elf, assuming he has any power to be influenced. So overall I think the Inquisitor wins. :>
Inquisitor without a doubt. The warden was nothing special and the archdemon would have been killed regardless if she was there or not by Alistair or another Warden if the blight ceased to end in Fereldan. The Inquisitor has leadership capabilities and commands an army AND can open Rifts inside people. They also have the option of being armed with the knowledge of the Well and overall their impact on the world was far greater than Hawke and the Warden. They are a far more inspiring figure than the other two, plus they may have a friend becoming the Divine. The fate of the Seekers, Wardens, Mages and Templars are decided by her as well.
There's also the thing with the Dalish female elf and a certain bald elf, assuming he has any power to be influenced. So overall I think the Inquisitor wins. :>
Without Riordan, nobody would have killed the Archdemon. That fellow was the true hero in that battle.
The inquisitor do not have the anchor anymore buddy, plus he do not killed an archdemon , i was a fake one with a portion of the power of cori so..........................the warden actually went to black city with morrigan, who knows what achiv there.
The real archdemon is an old god, cori wanted that power, and if you mess with the warden you mess with morrigan too.
why do people keep making this up?
of course (s)he still has the anchor for one you've still got it after you finish the story.
second solas tells you its permanent the only way to remove it is to kill the inquisitor.
there's no proof the warden went to the black city and if we're introducing agents to assist, the Inquisitor trumps everyone they have the most followers, the most powerful followers their own army a spy/assassin network and entire nations in their pocket.
Don't want I be 'that' guy but there are actually 3 wardens in ferelden counting avernus
4. Riordan 
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Inquisitor without a doubt. The warden was nothing special and the archdemon would have been killed regardless if she was there or not by Alistair or another Warden if the blight ceased to end in Fereldan. The Inquisitor has leadership capabilities and commands an army AND can open Rifts inside people. They also have the option of being armed with the knowledge of the Well and overall their impact on the world was far greater than Hawke and the Warden. They are a far more inspiring figure than the other two, plus they may have a friend becoming the Divine. The fate of the Seekers, Wardens, Mages and Templars are decided by her as well.
There's also the thing with the Dalish female elf and a certain bald elf, assuming he has any power to be influenced. So overall I think the Inquisitor wins. :>
Sure the AD would have died eventually, but by the time the blight reached the other wardens it would have been to late, they would have to contend with it for decades. Alistar honestly couldn't do anything without the HoF to lead him. and if the Inquisitor does indeed have the knowledge of the well then she is forever bound to Mythal(now Solas).
Yes you can, what are you talking about?
And yes, the anchor is still there. You can still use the open rift ability. The anchor did not disappear.
So that settles that then. The Inquisitor still has the anchor, so it is factored into this comparison.
I'm standing by mine (was tempted to switch Warden and Inquisitor if the anchor was gone): Inquisitor > Warden > [big gap] Hawke
I would say warden but...
if the inquisitor drank from the well of sorrows while being a mage... shite... unlimited powah!
The list of the Warden's heroics and his reputation don't require him to be a good fighter, let alone a great fighter. His significant accomplishments are mostly related to leadership and diplomacy.
How about clearing house in the Fereldan circle after even the whole local Templar order gave up? Just to name one...
In fact, we know that they officially stepped down as Warden Commander and Arl of Amaranthine, surrendering any political or military power those titles may have provided them.
We know this how?
If Flemeth did not hold back, you can say that Warden killed two gods
Sandal would win, walk into the room to find the three other guys piled in a heap and Sandal standing there grinning.
I am confused as to why people downplay the Warden's feats. Compare the 5th blight to the other blights: 1st blight ending in 200 years, 2nd blight ending in 90 years, 3rd blight ending in 15 years, and 4th blight ending in 12 years.
Ending the 5th blight in one year is an extraordinary achievement, considering it was ended by TWO JUNIOR wardens (and a senior warden who perished before taking down the archdemon) with no real grey warden training.
As for not being a good fighter, the Warden's kill count is just as high as Hawke's if not higher. Not only has the Warden killed everything Hawke has killed, he also had to deal with a Fade High Dragon, killed a part of Flemeth, multiple Pride Demons, The Disciples, The Architect, and The Mother.
The Warden is a fearsome fighter in his own right.
Edit: Also take in consideration the Darkspawn DLC. It shows that without the Warden, The blight would not have ended in Ferelden, which makes the Warden ending the 5th blight all the more impressive.
If talking about politically, quizzy no doubt.
I am confused as to why people downplay the Warden's feats. Compare the 5th blight to the other blights: 1st blight ending in 200 years, 2nd blight ending in 90 years, 3rd blight ending in 15 years, and 4th blight ending in 12 years.
Ending the 5th blight in one year is an extraordinary achievement, considering it was ended by TWO JUNIOR wardens (and a senior warden who perished before taking down the archdemon) with no real grey warden training.
As for not being a good fighter, the Warden's kill count is just as high as Hawke's if not higher. Not only has the Warden killed everything Hawke has killed, he also had to deal with a Fade High Dragon, killed a part of Flemeth, multiple Pride Demons, The Disciples, The Architect, and The Mother.
The Warden is a fearsome fighter in his own right.
Edit: Also take in consideration the Darkspawn DLC. It shows that without the Warden, The blight would not have ended in Ferelden, which makes the Warden ending the 5th blight all the more impressive.
It was recognized in game more then once that The Warden is living legend and one man army.
Hero of Ferelden gets my vote - unless the Inquisitor "quenches his thirst" towards the end of DAI.
Lore-wise? I'm not sure. Gameplay wise? Hawke wouldn't stand a chance against my AW/BM Warden or Knight Enchanter Inquisitor.
Slice off the Inquisitor's hand and the mark is useless. So you have to break it down like this.
lol I gues no more fapin in fade 
I'm going to say the Inquisitor due to the whole rift thing as opposed to Hawke and the Warden who don't have any real special abilities of their own.
The Warden would be in a close second since, like the Inquisitor, it is possible for them to wield a fair bit of political clout if they survive the archdemon and you make them the monarch and/or warden commander.
Hawke, as much as I like him/her, would be dead last in both of these areas. Sure, the whole "kill the Arishok" thing is impressive but at the same time their political clout doesn't really seem to extend outside Kirkwall. They have their legend, helpfully spread by Varric, but that seems to be just about it.
DLC says you're wrong.
Sorry, I'm right. Don't like it? Buy EA and retcon the story.
What are you even talking about? The Darkspawn chronicles? I've played it. Again, all it proves is that Ferelden is done for without the Warden.Not the entirety of Thedas which still has enough Wardens to deal with the blight. Or do you have some sort of super-deluxe Darkspawn DLC With 50 hours of gameplay that lets your random Hurlock Alpha rampage trough Orlais, Nevarra, Tevinter and every other nation in Thedas as well?
If yes could you please tell me where I could get this upgraded DLC version. I'd like to play it.
Well my Inquisitor hits like 1000s and 2000s while my warden would deal around 100 damage...
Well this is pointless as you can't tell pretty much it is "nerevarine vs champion of cyrodiil vs dragonborn" there is no way to answer that.
On gameplay term we can only judge hawke vs warden as mechanic was pretty much very similar but still...
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