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[BioWareM0d13]

Origins:

 

A male Cousland Warden. The Couslands are by far the most tied up in the main plot and politics of Ferelden. And male because Dark Ritual. That one aligns with my DA:O choices.

 

DA2:

 

Probably a mage considering the focus of Act 3. I'd say Beardy Hawke, because he is pretty much the default. Isabela as the LI because she ties in heavily with the plot for Act 2. While my canon was male Hawke and the LI was Isabela, I went the warrior route.

 

DA:I:

 

Probably a Dalish elf mage considering a lot of the game focuses on Elven lore and magic. Probably female & with Solas, because Dread Wolf. I went with a male human noble and Josephine as the LI.

[ERINII]

I feel like Dragon Age favors mages / siding with mages a lot. The story feels a lot different when you're a mage yourself and especially in Inquisition the quest for mage alliance is way better than the templar quest - which I usually do because I tend to side with the templars. It just had way more depth and so on.

 

Then again I kind of feel like a female noble felt kind of like the superior one in DA:O because you could take the throne with Alistair; your fellow warden/survivor and possible romance interest.

[Rannik]

Origins: Noble Human Warrior

DA2: Warrior Hawke

DAI: Noble Human Warrior

 

Why? Because warriors are awesome and lesser races are... lesser, deal with it 

[Abyss108]

DAO: Not sure, there's a lot of options here. Probably a noble, though I like mage. Male has the God baby option, female has the drama about whether to make Alistair king. Female also had God baby drama, the choice is just whether Alistair has the kid. So I'd say female.

 

DA2: Either male or female works. I actually like NOT being a mage, because then you have Bethany to protect. So your reasons for caring are less selfish. romance Anders for the drama I guess.

 

DAI: Female Dalish elf, romancing Solas. I don't think anything else comes close to this... You're forced to deal with being the Herald of a religion you don't believe in, and the game crushes everything you believe about your own religion! 

[TheJediSaint]

I'm 3 for 3 when it comes to human warriors.

[Liadan]

My personal canon is:

 

DAO: Female Cousland Warrior, romanced Alistair, became Queen.

 

DA2: Female Mage, romanced Anders, sided with Mages.

 

DA:I Female Human Mage, romanced Cullen, sided with Mages.

[eyespI]

Hooray for Necrothreading!!! Mwahahahaha!

 

 

Dragon Age: Origins

 

Warden-Commander Surana (Elf Circle Mage) Male: Romance Morrigan and Dark Ritual her. Female: Romance Alistair and have him Dark Ritual Morrigan

Keep Anora on the Throne. Save the Anvil of the Void. Make Behlen King. Make Peace between Dalish and Werewolf. Recruit the Mages in the Circle Tower. Allow whats-his-name in Soldiers Keep to keep researching the blood of Archdemons and Darkspawn (the Warden is researching similar things come DA:I). Follow Morrigan through the Eluvian to help raise Keiran.

 

 

Dragon Age II

Logan Hawke, Champion of Kirkwall

Soldier in King Cailans serivce until the disaster at Ostagar. He and Bethany joined the Red Iron Mercenary Company to allow entrance to Kirkwall. Bethany and Anders accompanied Hawke and Varric on the expedition, Bethany departing to become a Grey Warden in the process. Hawke fell for the adorable Dalish outcast Merrill and she in turn shared some secrets of Blood Magic with him. Consuming the blood of the High Dragon that had taken roost in the Hawke/Hubert Mine, the Champion became a Reaver. Siding against the insanity that was Meredith's Purge of the Circle, Hawke refused to make Anders a Martyr and forced him to help make things right by defending the Circle against the Templars. The rest, as they say, is history.

 

Dragon Age: Inquisition

Qunari Mage, Male or Female. Who was most likely patrolling the corridors looking for anything suspicious? Who might've had the Magical sense to know something fishy was going on in the depths of the Temple? A roving magic-attuned Security Guard that's who! 

[Da_prototype_33]

For origins i say human noble male warrior
1.in the dao trailer it shows the the warden as a human male warrior
2. In the human noble origin, Renden Howe was inclued in the story, and was a big part of the main story, think about it, a family friend turned traitor, killing your family and taking your home, and then becoming one of the most powerfull people in the country, and then having the warden take revenge? Thats good story writting
3.when you dont import your warden to da2, a default pre story is selected, of course you choose but settings had already chosen the male noble story
4.it had been proven human noble male is the most choosen
As for chocies
Allied with mages, dalish after curing werewolves, perserved the ashes, for orzammor i cant get good proof so i cant say, and took the dark ritual with morrigan, for romanced, i say ot could either be morrigan or leliana, morrigan for the ritual, witch hunt, and the child (kieran), i also say leliana because its been proven she is most picked for romanced. For who rules ferelden, Alistar alone, as in the comics of Dragon age, he rules alone.

DA2
Male Hawke mage
1. In the trailer it was a male mage hawke
2. Ive seen walkthoughs with players chosen male hawke mage more times i can count

Allied with mages
Romanced either isabella or merill

I have nothing to say for Da:I

[GoldenGail3]

 

My personal canon is:

 

DAO: Female Cousland Warrior, romanced Alistair, became Queen.

 

DA2: Female Mage, romanced Anders, sided with Mages.

 

DA:I Female Human Mage, romanced Cullen, sided with Mages.

 

 

That's almost my canon! Though my Hawke is a Male Mage that romanced Isabela. Otherwise, their exactly the same. 

[XEternalXDreamsX]

Please disregard, I misunderstood.

[Ashagar]

Hmm Origins: fenmale Cousland warrior that romanced Alistair and allowed the dark ritual.

 

DA2: Pro-Templar diplomatic warrior Hawke that romanced Sebastion

 

DAI: I am truely torn between a male dwarven stone believing dwarven warrior and a devote Andrestian female human Warrior who romanced Cullen.

[straykat]

Some variety of Dalish

Some mage Hawke

Some human mundane

 

 

Wait, that's the default state. But it works.

[straykat]

Hmm Origins: fenmale Cousland warrior that romanced Alistair and allowed the dark ritual.

 

DA2: Pro-Templar diplomatic warrior Hawke that romanced Sebastion

 

DAI: I am truely torn between a male dwarven stone believing dwarven warrior and a devote Andrestian female human Warrior who romanced Cullen.

 

Why would he believe in the Stone.. they're dusters.. Rejected by the Stone, and aren't even allowed to defend any shred of honor. And in this game, they're so adrift they just pretend at being humans and meddle in everyone else's affairs. Besides that, the whole thing was added at the last minute. I'd sooner say a Dwarven noble Warden is one of the most fitting. Besides the Dalish, they're the ones with darkspawn experience...and already commanders of armies.

[Qun00]

I know that canon doesn't really exist in Bioware games, so by canon I mean which Origin/class/race do you think makes the most sense storywise in each game? For me I think that its:
 
Origins: Male Dalish Elf that romanced Morrigan. This comes from the fact that you start with the Eluvian and come full circle in witch hunt. Morrigan also knows a lot about elven legend in Inquisition, or thinks she does, and this can be interpreted that the hero taught her. Plus, Dalish origin gets the most references in DA2, thanks to Merrill.

You, I like.

Bump my fist, lethallin.

[Bad King]

DA:O - 2 options fit best for me:

 

1). Male dalish elf romancing Morrigan. I base this on the eluvian link mentioned above as well as, in retrospect, the elven god link with Flemeth (Mythal). Their origin is also the most darkspawn-related of all six: you experience the horror and danger posed by the darkspawn first hand whereas they're really just a secondary enemy in the dwarf noble origin (politics and treachery were the real enemies in this origin). 

 

2). Female human noble romancing Alistair. Human nobles have a strong connection to Howe and the Landsmeet and becoming Alistair's queen feels like a natural continuation of a romance with him and a good culmination for the human noble's story.

 

DA2 - It's got to be a mage Hawke (preferably anti-Templar) romancing Anders. The mage-templar conflict is at the heart of this game, and a mage might also feel a strong connection to the qunari plot (seeing how they treat mages) as well as the Legacy story (with Hawke's father being a mage pressured into aiding the wardens). Anders' betrayal of Hawke's trust at the end of the game serves as a dramatic culmination of the romance.

 

DA:I - Female elf mage romancing Solas. Elven lore plays a core and profound role throughout this game, Solas is a key player throughout (and becomes a massive player by the end and in Trespasser), your elven heritage makes you feel a stronger connection with the elven rebellion present during the Halamshiral quest, and the mage aspect helps you relate more to the mage-templar conflict encountered early in the game. Dwarves and Qunari PCs felt far more peripheral to the narrative IMO, and the human background makes you a Free Marcher meaning you have far less of a connection to the story (based in Orlais and Ferelden) than the human noble in Origins had. 

[Carmen_Willow]

Actually I have two for origins: My writing canon Origins story is Male Elf, Rywick, romancing Morrigan (but not in love with her).

My personal canon Origins story is Human Noble Female romancing Alistair, becoming queen and ruling beside him.

 

My canon DA:2 is Female Mage Rivalmancing Fenris (madly in love with him).

 

May canon DA:I is Female Elf romancing Solas (sadly in love with him).

[Ashagar]

Why would he believe in the Stone.. they're dusters.. Rejected by the Stone, and aren't even allowed to defend any shred of honor. And in this game, they're so adrift they just pretend at being humans and meddle in everyone else's affairs. Besides that, the whole thing was added at the last minute. I'd sooner say a Dwarven noble Warden is one of the most fitting. Besides the Dalish, they're the ones with darkspawn experience...and already commanders of armies.

 

One of the things a dwarf can mention when asked about their beliefs is something along the lines of how they can feel the stone even though that shouldn't be possible.

[lynroy]

Necros be busy.

[Tidus]

My choices.

 

DA:O City Elf or Dwarf commoner. Both lines up with the biggest story lines.

 

DA:2 Female Hawke.

 

DA:I Dalish Elf mage or rogue.

[GoldenGail3]

Then....

(The two Templars and that one Apostate that got away...)

 

Male Mage Lavellen/Cassandra   

 

Female Warrior Hawke/Sebs   

 

Male Warrior Prince Cousland/ Morrigan   

 

My personal favorite   (Solas rules! I don't care what any other person thinks. Solas is just too cool not to romance!)

 

(Princess Lavellen, the insane Circle Mage, and that one guy) 

 

Female Mage Lavellen/Solas   

 

Male Aggressive Hawke/Merrill    I didn't play this Hawke, i just picked a random Hawke in the Keep that i could kill, for Alistair's sake. 

 

Female Amell/Warden Alistair   

[Bad King]

Necros be busy.

 

You're one of us now buddy.

 

[Mikoto8472]

Well, interesting thread.

 

I personally think the story makes sense with the following. It was probably the intended default at first but who knows why BioWare changed it to female Dalish Warden.

 

Male Warrior Cousland who romanced Morrigan and did the dark ritual.

 

Male mage Hawke who sided with the mages.

 

Female Warrior/Rogue human Inquisitor.

 

But my personal canon is rather different, as follows.

 

Female human mage Warden (Amell) who rejected Morrigan's ritual, fed Loghain to the Archdemon and had a casual fling with Zevran.

 

Female warrior Hawke who romanced Fenris and sided with the mages. Bethany became a Circle Mage.

 

Female human mage Inquisitor.

[Ghost Gal]

I know that canon doesn't really exist in Bioware games, so by canon I mean which Origin/class/race do you think makes the most sense storywise in each game?

 

Honestly, I don't care what origin/class/race "makes the most sense storywise" for each game. I've been playing Western RPGs since Neverwinter Nights back in 2004. Guess what? They're all written with straight male human warriors in mind. This includes DA games.

 

Based on this trailer, DAO was written with a male human noble shield-and-sword warrior in mind.

 

Based on this trailer, DA2 was written with a "default" male mage Hawke in mind.

 

Based on common knowledge that race selection was only added after being given an extra year of production, Trevelyan was the original Inquisitior.

 

BORING. I'd rather play the type of hero I like to roleplay, not just the standard hero for a standard story. 

[DebatableBubble]

Honestly, I don't care what origin/class/race "makes the most sense storywise" for each game. I've been playing Western RPGs since Neverwinter Nights back in 2004. Guess what? They're all written with straight male human warriors in mind. This includes DA games.
 
Based on this trailer, DAO was written with a male human noble shield-and-sword warrior in mind.
 
Based on this trailer, DA2 was written with a "default" male mage Hawke in mind.
 
Based on common knowledge that race selection was only added after being given an extra year of production, Trevelyan was the original Inquisitior.
 
BORING. I'd rather play the type of hero I like to roleplay, not just the standard hero for a standard story.

Marketing, maybe. In-game, any combination can work.