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[LobselVith8]

I have a feeling we're going to discover that the humans and elves are one and the same. There must be a reason why Alistair being a half-elf was included and I'd say it's so we learn that a half-elf is entirely 100% human.

Humans and elves are different species, and humans landed on Par Vollen over two millennium ago; the child of an elf and a human will be entirely human, which is implied to be due to magical reasons.

Maybe that's why Abelas says a civil war destroyed Arlathan - everyone was an elf at that point so it must have been a civil war.

Actually, the ancient human pyramids on Par Vollen depict horned giants - it seems humans came from the same place the Qunari did.

[X Equestris]

Alistair was turned into a half elf so they could shoe in little Mrs. Mary Sue, aka Fiona.

Since The Calling came out before Origins was even released, Alistair wasn't turned into anything. He was always imagined as such. It simply wasn't explicit about it.

[JadeDragon]

The DA franchise has set up certain plot points in Origins that they seem to expand on in future games. In Origins we mainly had to deal with 4 groups to help us fight the blight the mages/templars, dwarves, dalish elves, and nobles. Each group was introduced in this game and not deeply explored because DA:O was about the blight. DA2 took the mages/templar story and expanded it in there game and introduced the qunari. DA:I resolved the mages/templar story and expanded on the elf story while introducing another grey warden story in anderfels. Maybe the next game if not dlc will resolve the elven story and then expand on either dwarf, qunari, or grey wardens.

[Lord Raijin]

I was under the impression that the DA franchise was all about the Chantry, The templars and the mages. The same drama happen in all 3 games.