I'd bet my warden is a mess after losing Alistair. I don't want to see her, she's probably a horrible drunk now
My Warden's probably an alcoholic by now too. Not because of any major love interest troubles, she's with Leliana, but I mean...it's been ten years, Barkspawn the Dog probably died.
She would be an emotional mess. 
My Warden's probably an alcoholic by now too. Not because of any major love troubles, she's with Leliana, but I mean...it's been ten years, Barkspawn the Dog probably died.
She would be an emotional mess.
But she would have a ton of Barkspawn Jr. to help her through the troubled time. Whole reason Barkspawn was missing in Awakening was to help repopulate the Mabari species. It was a tough job, but Barkspawn is a team player.My Warden's probably an alcoholic by now too. Not because of any major love troubles, she's with Leliana, but I mean...it's been ten years, Barkspawn the Dog probably died.
She would be an emotional mess.
Barkspawn?!?!?! Bwa ha aha ha!!! Awesome. Just awesome.
That's its name in Darkspawn Chronicles.
Barkspawn?!?!?! Bwa ha aha ha!!! Awesome. Just awesome.
But she would have a ton of Barkspawn Jr. to help her through the troubled time. Whole reason Barkspawn was missing in Awakening was to help repopulate the Mabari species. It was a tough job, but Barkspawn is a team player.
Barkspawn is cool, but for me it will always be Brownie (and the Hawke's mabari was named Cookie).
No. I do not advocate the Warden returning. He survived in my play through of DA:I and was still with Morrigan canonically. Even if they weren't actually physically together. Knowing this, I want BioWare to stay the hell away from my Warden from now until the end of time. Here's my reasoning.
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Take the above graph. Y equals the amount of character sabotage my Warden will go through (knowing the Bioware writers as they are), with X representing the amount of time he remains in the Dragon Age series' focus. Knowing this, I conclude that if my Warden returns in either DLC or Dragon Age 4, the probability of him getting killed off or breaking up with Morrigan in some stupid way will increase exponentially.
Therefore, X times Y = MOTHER OF GOD NO
In other words, DA:I ended the Warden's story almost perfectly and I'm fine with it leaving him like this. Even if it ends on a bit of a "Did he figure out a cure for his blight problem or not?" I'll just assume he did. And even if he didn't, he still gets to live out another 20 years with Morrigan.
It all evolves around Warden? Wasn't song something like:
"One day the Shepard will come" lol 
It all evolves around Warden? Wasn't song something like:
"One day the Shepard will come" lol
No. The lyrics were "The sheperd's lost"
So basically, Bioware is still in troll mode for the ME 3 endings.
Good God do I miss that vacant, emotionless, vapid stare.
Nope they couldn't even handle hawke why i would just random character that was writen by bioware that reminds nothing character i played i don't need them ignore way i have played even more than now.
Good God do I miss that vacant, emotionless, vapid stare.
Every time I pass by a department store mannequin, I'm moved to tears.
This thread surely attracts a number of the Warden's hater, and I thought people like to projectile themselves into their own character rather than manipulate a puppet...eh Hawke. Who's feel like BioWare's character or special npc to me, no offence to Hawke's fan, of course.
This thread surely attracts a number of the Warden's hater, and I thought people like to projectile themselves into their own character rather than manipulate a puppet...eh Hawke. Who's feel like BioWare's character or special npc to me, no offence to Hawke's fan, of course.
In a thread that's negative towards the Warden, the only people who seem to post are the Warden lovers.
In a thread that's positive towards the Warden, the only people who seem to post are the Warden haters.
The cycle cannot be broken.
The warden was boring
Good God do I miss that vacant, emotionless, vapid stare.
Funny, I actually thought the Warden was far more interesting than the other two. Probably because I actually felt like I was crafting a character of my own rather than puppeteering, and could flesh them out more. That's pretty much why so many people still have a soft spot for them.
YMMV, I guess.
In a thread that's negative towards the Warden, the only people who seem to post are the Warden lovers.
In a thread that's positive towards the Warden, the only people who seem to post are the Warden haters.
The cycle cannot be broken.
Mark my word, it'll be the same for the Inquisitor, and perhaps the future protagonist of the future Dragon Age games.
The cycle cannot be broken.
The inquisitor is cool, but the entire history of the game revolves around the warden, the characters, the setting, whose in charge, the god baby (or lack of god baby).
We need him back as a playable character. Wouldn't be too hard to recreate, and with a selection of voices, he could be given a modern makeover and played the way we want to play him.
The issue would be that the Warden is dead, a Bann of the Alienage, a Paragon of Orzammar, is suffering from the betrayal of the Hinterlands not being given to the People, or is dealing with a myriad of other fates that would be difficult to reconcile considering the divergent paths that the Warden can head towards, not to mention the schism between people who like and dislike voiced protagonists in RPGs.
I mean I want to see the story threads tied up and explained, I don't want to have to re-meet morrigan and flemith and alistair every single game. Take us to tavinter and let us meet the leader of the wardens in the anderfels.
We could explore the Anderfels and the Grey Warden Order as a new character, whom we could be free to define and shape as we see fit. There's plenty of potential that can be utilized, even with the exclusion of the Hero of Ferelden.
Plus let's face it, the inquisitor is basically royalty now, rich beyond compare.
And hopefully, the player will be able to determine the Inquisitor's fate, before the release of the next installment of Dragon Age.
Not saying it'd be easy, the custom hawke concept is a good step in the right direction, but if bioware could pull it off, everything would be so much more significant with the warden involved then some guy who has no reason to care. Especially morrigan and leliana, and they're pretty central to everything...
Hawke was problematic for some people because it didn't feel like their character, and that could easily happen if the Warden resurfaces, whether it's as a main character or an NPC. Hawke felt like a complete stranger to me, and I kept wondering why this guy who loathed blood magic and hated blood mages was in a romantic relationship with a Dalish blood mage.
Hoping to see the warden again, if he spend the rest of the series as a box of text, that truly sucks.
I'm sorry you feel that way. I simply don't feel that the Warden needs to return; I'm rather satisfied knowing that Morrigan and her son would reunite with my Surana Warden after the events of Inquisition.
And I want to hear about the calling, the root of the darkspawn (who are WAY scarier then the demons in DAI)... still have 6 magisters unaccounted for, and slumbering old gods (and live gods waiting to be reborn) that could make for a killer storyline.
I think we could still explore those ideas without the Warden being directly involved.
I want to play as a warden again not so much the hof. I was happy enough with my ending untill bioware started fiddling about with it.
The inquisition as an organisation is just so bland. It is the James Milner of secretive organisations, the wardens are more akin to George Best.
The warden was boring
yet had more personality than hawke and the inquisitor
Every time I pass by a department store mannequin, I'm moved to tears.
I know right. I cannot even go to my local mall without following apart.
Hmm... hadn't seen it totally brought up yet, but...
We'll probably never physically see the Warden again, but what if the next protagonist was... the OGB? Like us playing as Morrigan's child or something. Wouldn't be too far of a stretch; a few years after DAI the OGB would be of adulthood, and even if the Warden didn't do the Dark Ritual, I'm sure Morrigan had some sort of contingency plan if the Warden refused.
Hmm... hadn't seen it totally brought up yet, but...
We'll probably never physically see the Warden again, but what if the next protagonist was... the OGB? Like us playing as Morrigan's child or something. Wouldn't be too far of a stretch; a few years after DAI the OGB would be of adulthood, and even if the Warden didn't do the Dark Ritual, I'm sure Morrigan had some sort of contingency plan if the Warden refused.
I'm sure being forced to play as a human male would blow over perfectly well...
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