I had to let Morrigan drink it because her reaction when she found out the truth is - Priceless!
One moment she was in heaven, all that knowledge!! The next, she was in hell 
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My evil Inquisitor cant resist rubbing it in after all that. Payback for leaving my Warden after arrogantly giving me the dark ritual offer 10 years ago.
In all my play-through, she will always be mommy's girl. So satisfying, payback sure is a b-arch 
I let Morrigan drink. I already feel like the Inquisitor is a special snowflake. More would just be overkill. And it fits so much better with Morrigan's arc.
After witnessing the scene that is the feels between Morrigan and Flemeth...
I will never *not* drink.
I believe so. That option exists on the wheel on my playthrough. But I didn't take it since most of the companions were saying we need its power... except for Sera. Obviously.
My Dalish First drank from the Well. I felt like my character should drink and pay the price instead. From a personal view, I liked Morrigan so much that I didn't want her to pay the price (especially after I've seen her with OGB), no matter what the price really meant. And I'm glad after what I've seen happen after, ha.
Really curious the further ramification of the Price, however. Seriously. Just how far will that go...
I didn't have that option, what did it look like? Also what did you do in that quest up until that point?
Uh, no. I think the Price is permanent... Mythal still exists in some form, and Abelas has even mentioned that after the elven Gods were gone, the Well still existed and functioning.
Good, it would be a darn shame if you got an easy out.
I didn't have that option, what did it look like? Also what did you do in that quest up until that point?
I think it said "I know the Well's dangers" or something like that on the dialogue wheel. I didn't pick that option but it sounded like it was an option to destroy it.
I think the conversation with Abelas is a key turning point in getting all the options if you choose well, I guess? I play on PC and my mouse glitched out so I couldn't see the help box on what dialogue meant what. I had to choose based on what I thought the paraphrases meant.
You cant destroy the well, you can say "isnt better to destroy the well?", but you can really destroy it, in the end its either you or Morrigan.I didn't have that option, what did it look like? Also what did you do in that quest up until that point?
I think it said "I know the Well's dangers" or something like that on the dialogue wheel. I didn't pick that option but it sounded like it was an option to destroy it.
I think the conversation with Abelas is a key turning point in getting all the options if you choose well, I guess? I play on PC and my mouse glitched out so I couldn't see the help box on what dialogue meant what. I had to choose based on what I thought the paraphrases meant.
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Actually that dialogue option is just for flavor, it doesn't actually let you choose anything. I picked it and your inquisitor just says a couple of extra things about it.
You cant destroy the well, you can say "isnt better to destroy the well?", but you can really destroy it, in the end its either you or Morrigan.
Do you guys remember that trailer where it shows an elf with glowing blue eyes and Morrigan behind him? It looked like an ancient elf, I can't be sure if it's Abelas or not, but it also showed what looked to be an ancient elf freezing a body of water which looks to be the well?? Is that still in the game?
At first I let my Dalish elf drink, but then after learning a bit more about the ending I reloaded and had Morrigan drink it.
I did the opposite. Want my quizzy tied to Mithal's heir 
It does feel that the well is more important when you drink it though. You get some extra scenes and a mission.
Actually that dialogue option is just for flavor, it doesn't actually let you choose anything. I picked it and your inquisitor just says a couple of extra things about it.
Do you guys remember that trailer where it shows an elf with glowing blue eyes and Morrigan behind him? It looked like an ancient elf, I can't be sure if it's Abelas or not, but it also showed what looked to be an ancient elf freezing a body of water which looks to be the well?? Is that still in the game?
Really? ... sad but I guess that kind of makes sense what with Corypheus still on the Inquisitor's tail.
And I believe that trailer elf is Abelas.
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Oooh. Something to try for this playthrough for sure. How do you allow it to happen?
Morrigan, didn't like the terms and conditions that came with chugging that water.
I selected the “destroy this ($*#()))# well” option myself.
I’m pretty sure there was one. ’Cause, you know, we talked about it. And yeah. Definitely not gonna let anyone have that water, nope.
I selected the “destroy this ($*#()))# well” option myself.
I’m pretty sure there was one. ’Cause, you know, we talked about it. And yeah. Definitely not gonna let anyone have that water, nope.
Pretty sure there is no such option. Best you can do use your Speach skill of knowing magic and tell Morrigan the well if full of will of elven priests which will brainwash you. She's like: "Ok, let's be careful" and then you decide who's gonna do it.
I changed my mind again, lol. Let Morrigan have it. I am too important to be bound to elven goddess. Who knows, maybe Morrigan will learn something. Plus, she can always ask my Warden to re-kill Flemeth. He will be happy to oblige.
I believe so. That option exists on the wheel on my playthrough. But I didn't take it since most of the companions were saying we need its power... except for Sera. Obviously.
My Dalish First drank from the Well. I felt like my character should drink and pay the price instead. From a personal view, I liked Morrigan so much that I didn't want her to pay the price (especially after I've seen her with OGB), no matter what the price really meant. And I'm glad after what I've seen happen after, ha.
Really curious the further ramification of the Price, however. Seriously. Just how far will that go...
How did you get that option? Do you have to be Dalish? Do you have to have Solas in the part? I've replayed the scene three times because is prefer to leave the well alone or destroy and it seems no matter what convo options I pick I end up with me or morrigan as a choice
Apparently, according to others on this post, the Well never gets destroyed... so, but if you still want the option, I allied with Abelas, killed the Vessel, and basically sided with the ancients in any conversation throughout that quest.
Does that help?
Apparently, according to others on this post, the Well never gets destroyed... so, but if you still want the option, I allied with Abelas, killed the Vessel, and basically sided with the ancients in any conversation throughout that quest.
Does that help?
The concept of the "unknown price" always nagged at me. There's no way in hell that much knowledge/power comes cheap...so I let Morrigan get her drink on. So glad I did, because I couldn't stop laughing when I found out the price she had to pay.
I'm not letting Morrigan drink, I want her and my warden to be happy with Keiran.
I drank on my first playthrough. I was curious about what price I would pay and as much as I loved Morrigan in this game, how overly eager she was to pay this price struck me a bit suspicious.
Morrigan drank it. She wanted to so much and so be it. My Inqusitior won't pay the price and I'm happy with that outcome.
In my canon it always will be Morrigan. It's not that I hate her. I actually was positively surprised how she changed and the scene with the Flemeth how she protected Kieran was moving for me. But I was thinking what I would do and there is no way in hell I would drank from it unless I really have to.
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