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[Shelled]

...I have a few complaints that I just need to get off my chest.

1. My warden wouldn't have let this happen.

2. My warden is supposed to be in charge I thought from the dragon age origins expansion. Who is this chick and why is she commanding my wardens.

3. My warden wouldn't have let this happen. lol.

4. It doesn't appear that corypheus was directly mind controlling them at all. So I don't understand what the big deal is.

I just don't understand this at all, also at the end the inquisitor gets the option to exile the wardens and if you let them stay to kill demons (which I did) a lot of your companions disagree?? So if a blight occurs, and we have no wardens, that seems like a bad idea. I just found it to be idiotic. The wardens are the reason everyone didn't die at the last blight and now its okay to exile them? I don't get it, and I don't understand how they could think blood magic would be a good idea, and I don't understand who this chick is that is giving them orders when MY warden should be in charge. Surely he can send orders back to the wardens, and knows what is going on??

5. My warden wouldn't have let this happen. 

[I WANT YOU TO FUCK ME JERY]

1. My warden wouldn't have let this happen.

 

Doesn't matter, they're not around at the moment.

 

 

2. My warden is supposed to be in charge I thought from the dragon age origins expansion. Who is this chick and why is she commanding my wardens.

 

Your Warden is the Warden Commander of Ferelden. The former one at that. Clarel is the Warden-Commander of Orlais, which is a much larger chapter of the order.

 

 

4. It doesn't appear that corypheus was directly mind controlling them at all. So I don't understand what the big deal is.

 

They weren't all controlled. Most of them, like Clarel, were just being manipulated and acting out of desperation, because Corypheus had given them all a false Calling. It is admittedly a bit unbelievable that Stroud/Alistair/Loghain are the only ones that seem to realize this plan is kind of stupid, but...

[GreenFireCats3]

I just don't understand this at all, also at the end the inquisitor gets the option to exile the wardens and if you let them stay to kill demons (which I did) a lot of your companions disagree??

 

Oh don't worry, if you exile them a lot of your companions will disagree too.

[leaguer of one]

Some one did not pay attention.

 

You're warden of warden commander....of fereldin.  The ones in the game are from orlias. Your warden has no control over them.

 

Also, the reason for exile would be spite. The Wardens help start all this chaos by helping Cory attack the divine.

[Egermano]

I agree on the part that Wardens are depicted as bad guys in Inquisition, which they aren't, and that they aren't relieved even if you let them stay. Plus Blackwall. I trusted him.

 

/whine

 

My Warden wouldn't let this happen either, but it turns out Bioware kinda made her selfish as she's pursuing her own romantic interests. At least according to Leliana, her lover.

 

I really hope they don't screw this up (even more).

[Lukas Trevelyan]

I agree on the part that Wardens are depicted as bad guys in Inquisition, which they aren't, and that they aren't relieved even if you let them stay. Plus Blackwall. I trusted him.

 

/whine

 

My Warden wouldn't let this happen either, but it turns out Bioware kinda made her selfish as she's pursuing her own romantic interests. At least according to Leliana, her lover.

 

I really hope they don't screw this up (even more).

It's up to you to decide whether his/her mission is selfish or not. Because after all he/she's working to cure the calling out of all the grey wardens, not just him/her.

[Addai]

The Wardens have always been shady and easily drawn into bad juju because of all their secrecy. It was Warden secrecy that let Corypheus escape in the first place. Basically, if they aren't saving the world, they're trying to destroy it.

 

By not exiling them, you keep them around where Corypheus can potentially mind control them and jump to their bodies if he dies. I understand choosing to keep them in Orlais but it's a huge risk as well, so the choice to exile is not "idiotic." Never mind what will happen to the Wardens when it gets out that they had a hand in killing the Divine.

[Get Magna Carter]

The Wardens have always been shady and easily drawn into bad juju because of all their secrecy. It was Warden secrecy that let Corypheus escape in the first place. Basically, if they aren't saving the world, they're trying to destroy it.

 

By not exiling them, you keep them around where Corypheus can potentially mind control them and jump to their bodies if he dies. I understand choosing to keep them in Orlais but it's a huge risk as well, so the choice to exile is not "idiotic." Never mind what will happen to the Wardens when it gets out that they had a hand in killing the Divine.

It is stated that Corypheus' ability is not limited by range so he'll still be able to jump into their bodies if you do exile them.  

Killing every Grey Warden in Thedas would work but that isn't easy

[Patchwork]

It's up to you to decide whether his/her mission is selfish or not. Because after all he/she's working to cure the calling out of all the grey wardens, not just him/her.

 

Not just the Grey Wardens but anyone who comes into contact with the Blight and becomes tainted like Wesley or Tamlen. 

[Addai]

It is stated that Corypheus' ability is not limited by range so he'll still be able to jump into their bodies if you do exile them.  

Killing every Grey Warden in Thedas would work but that isn't easy

I don't recall this- where is it?

[Boost32]

I don't recall this- where is it?

Morrigan tell you this after the Arbor Wilds quest.