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[Riven326]

The Warden, Daniel Cousland, was the kind of man the Wardens would have likely frowned upon in the beginning. He always tried to help those in need, such as the village of Redcliffe and the mages in the tower, even if it meant hurting the Grey Warden cause or earning the dislike of his companions who were more pragmatic. Unlike Alistair, however, he was sooner to accept the price of being a Grey Warden as the journey went onward. After slaying the Archdemon, he chose to not immediately follow Morrigan, but instead, rebuild the order that once saved his life and granted him purpose.

 

The Warden's reputation was almost a mystery among his peers. Some said he was holy and blessed by the Maker himself. Others were more suspicious and mistrustful, often questioning the official story they were told about how he managed to kill the Archdemon and survive when not in earshot. Most, however, were simply happy to be in his company and passed the time by asking him questions about his adventures or the significance of the strange ring on his hand. He eventually became Warden Commander and made the choice to sacrifice one of Ferelden's oldest cities to the darkspawn, demonstrating a willingness to do what he must for the order. When it was discovered that he had made a secret deal with an intelligent leader of darkspawn, he was relieved of command despite protesting that it was for the good of the order. This revelation, combined with the order's poor reputation after the fall of Amaranthine, left the Wardens in dire straits.

 

As a Grey Warden outcast, Daniel struck out on his own, with only his loyal hound at his side. He evntually found his love, Morrigan, in the Dragon Wastes. With no reason to stay, he went through the Mirror with Morrigan hoping to one day meet his son.

 

Ava Hawke was the kind of person that rebellious mages like Anders could never understand. She was a mage of great power who saw the necessity of the templars and the Circle towers. When she arrived in Kirkwall, she was young and had a drive to prove herself. This often put her at odds with her brother Carver, who saw himself only ever in her shadow. After the loss of her mother to foul magic, she began to see mages as a whole as a threat. She grew angry and vengeful, often siding with Meredith, the Knight Commander of the templar order, against the mages that lived in the city. Her anger and suspicion of her fellow mages was vindicated when Anders destroyed Kirkwall's chantry in a terrorist attack. From then on, she was devoted to Meredith in stopping the mage's plot and putting an end to the rebellion.

 

When she was eventually betrayed by Meredith, she became distrustful of even her closest friends, save Varric, who always managed to make her laugh. She became Viscount of the city and, if you can believe it, leader of the templar order for a time. Hawke eventually stepped down as Viscount and left the city that was her home for a decade, and the one in which she had gained and lost so much. She never got over her mother's murder at the hands of a madman. It is said that she made her way back to Ferelden looking for one last adventure...

 

The Inquisitor's story has yet to be written. Some say that he is a brutal leader. Others... that he is a god. But these are just rumors. His story will be revealed... when I play the game.

 

Anyway, I hope you enjoyed this read and I look forward to reading your stories as well.

[AWTEW]

Warden killed the archdemon

Hawke was sarcastic and awsome

Inquisitor was boring..

 

..The End

 

[Ryriena]

My Wardens life Edna Amell- story is basicly she grew up in the circle all her life and was allowed to keep her name as an Amell, since her parents loved and adored her. She was what one expected of a Warden verily kind and could be ruthless as heck. She loved the good old murder knife although she has one rule no killing children. She helped Conner and Redcliff defeate the demon since she was In love with Alastair although was dumped by him when she made him King. Thankfully, she married him off to Anora and survived the Archdemon and it making a huge deal with the First Warden. She married Cullen after she found a cure for the calling and has two children a boy and girl.

Serina Hawke- She came from the Feledren rose the ranks to becoming a noble by saving the city of Kirkwall from the airoshock attack. Of course sided with her lover Anders and the Mages from being senselessly slaughtered by Meredith and had Cullen stand beside her in battle.

Lady Lallvan- She was very fair in her rulings even though she was a Dalish mage. She became a symbol to the people to her extreme dislike of said deveoplement however she found comfort in this with her fellow elf companion Sloas and was sadden, when he dumped her although she knew he still cared for her so that help

She defeated Corynphus in hand to hand combat with Sloas by her side. Of course her actions gave the elves of Orlis more rights and gave Birala an title their are rumors that she is the one ruling instead of Gaspard.

[AWTEW]

Oh man... why is it every time I see one of your posts I know what to expect?

 

Because sometimes it is appropriate to use the cersei gif for shitz and giggles.

[Carmen_Willow]

Rywick was an elf circle mage in Ferelden who tried to help a friend escape the circle and was caught. Conscripted into the Wardens, he was at first rebellious but then saw the opportunity being a Warden presented for his personal freedom. He defeated the man who betrayed his king, and put his friend Alistair and Anora on the throne of Ferelden to rule through the power of a political marriage. A handsome elf, and a bad-boy, he managed to romance both young women who were among his companions as well as charm Wynne the older mage who traveled with them. He made a deal with Flemeth's daughter and lived to tell the tale after defeating the arch-demon. Many wondered whether he loved  either the Left-Hand of the Divine or the Witch of the Wilds, but although he liked them and enjoyed them, his heart belonged to a vision of his youth, the vision of a girl who was to have come to the Circle. She was to have been his life-long companion and one true love, but Fate took her down another path, and she fell in love with the son of an enemy he'd defeated.  Realizing that his true love belonged heart and soul to another, he went through the mirror to meet his son.

 

Miri Hawke was a powerful mage in her own right, who managed to get her family to Kirkwall though her beloved sister died before reaching safety. Although she was initially charmed by the handsome, tortured Anders, she found herself drawn to the brooding, angry but very intelligent mage-hating elf, Fenris. Although their relationship was a stormy one, they none-the-less loved each other with all the energy and passion that anyone could want. Though Fenris protested, she could not ignore the pain and suffering of her fellow mages and stood between them and the crazy Knight-Commander, Meredith who wanted to murder every man, woman and child mage in Kirkwall as retribution for Anders' terrorist attack against the Chantry. Despite his reluctance, Fenris loved Miri too much to abandon her and fought at her side. Their worst argument came when she decided to help the Inquisition in their fight against Corypherus. He wanted to go with her, but she wouldn't allow it, and as of this writing, he is awaiting word of her fate.

 

The Inquisitor, a human mage, drawn against her will into the civil war between the mages and Templars, found herself bearing a mark on her hand that gave her the power and the burden of solving the problems of the Breach. Although she found Solas fascinating and informative, she knew that her heart would forever belong to the former Templar and now leader of the Inquisition fighting forces, Cullen.  Her goal is to restore order, to create a system of training for mages that does not oppress them but also prepares them for the dangers their talents pose, to reform those who must act to protect the innocent against the machinations of the guilty, to reform those who watch the Watchers, to create checks and balances so that no one faction gains too much power over another. She also hopes to retire with Cullen to someplace warm where she never has to look a snow-capped mountains again.

[Digger1967]

Cullen entered the Inquisitor’s office and found his boss sitting at the large oak desk, the bleary eyed Baron was filling out what seemed to be a nearly endless stack of forms.  He smiled as the former Templar approached.

 

“Cullen, thank the Maker.  Tell me were under attack and I’m needed at the battlements.  Please.”

 

Cullen laughed.  “Sorry no.  I am happy to report however that no one is throwing goats at the wall at the moment either.”

 

Baron Magnus Trevelyan grinned widely.  He opened the bottom desk drawer and pulled forth a bottle and two glasses.  “I guess that calls for a drink then.”

 

The inquisitor filled the two glasses and handed on to Cullen, both of them tipping their glasses and neither feeling the need to fill the silence with anything else.  The two men sat sipping on the fine well aged dwarven spirit.  It was Cullen that finally broke the silence.

 

“We had some more visitors arrive today, a few emissaries from Orlesian nobles.  They all want to meet the ‘Red Baron’ in person apparently.  You are developing quite the following it seems.”

 

“I don’t suppose we could have Josephine handle all of that”

 

“No more so than I think she’ll give you a break on any of this paperwork, no.  So this Red Baron moniker, I’m assuming that arose from the red armor you wear?”

 

The inquisitor smiled.  “No, actually the armor came later.  In my youth I had bright red hair, something my little brother Cedric used to tease me about endlessly.  When father went to be at the Maker’s side and I took over the family holdings, it was Cedric that first started calling me the Red Baron.  I’m not certain why but he always found tremendous mirth in it.  The armor was actually a gift from him, he had it specially crafted for me as a birthday gift.  Naturally my wife also took part in this machiavellian scheme.  The two of them were quite the cohorts in crime, I must admit.”

 

Cullen smiled as well.  “You’re wife.  You know I never realized you were married.”

 

The inquisitor shrugged.  “I was.   She has also gone on to join the Maker, nearly 10 years ago now.  Her and Cedric both.  The blight.”

 

“I am sorry Inquisitor, I didn’t realize”

 

The Baron smiled wistfully and refilled both glasses.  “At the time of course it was difficult.  My wife was a much better person than I, and yet I was the one that was spared.  It made no sense to me then.  Perhaps now I’m beginning to understand why.  Her work here was done.  My own left unfinished.”

 

“So you do believe you were chosen by Andraste”

 

The older man grinned at the former Templar.  “I believe that what I believe doesn’t matter one bit Cullen.”  The inquisitor motioned to the balcony overlooking the courtyard.  “What matters is what they believe.  I’ll let you in on a little secret Cullen.  If we do save the world, they’ll be the one’s doing it – not I.”  The inquisitor cast his eyes downward and he stared into his glass.  “I pray for one thing and one thing only now Cullen.  Strength enough to finish this quest. To stand once more before Corypheus and end this once and for all.”

 

Cullen didn’t like what he was hearing, and replied quickly “And when you do stand before him again, what then?  What is your battle plan exactly?”

 

“I already have that taken care of Cullen.”

 

“Well would you mind sharing it with the rest of us?  I mean if the Maker did reveal this plan to you then it would certainly put our minds at ease if we knew what it was.”

 

The Baron stood up, placing his half empty glass on the desk and smiled.  “The maker didn’t give me the plan Cullen, you did.  I’m going to find Corypheus, wherever he is, and when I do, I’m going to make that sonofabitch hear us.”

 

Cullen stared at the inquisitor, stunned at the absolute resolve carried in those words.  The inquisitor’s face, weary and tired, still carried a sardonic smile.  “Then maybe, just maybe, I can finally go home.” Cullen, too surprised and overwhelmed to reply, watched as the Inquisitor opened the office door. 

 

“Goodnight Cullen”

[o Ventus]

The Warden - saved the world and has lots of sex with Morrigan

Hawke - didn't save the world, but has lots of sex with Isabela

Inquisitor - saved the world, has lots of sex with Caassandra

[Riot Inducer]

Depends on the world state. I've played DA:O too many times to have one "canon" warden. I've had to limit my world states in the keep to the wardens I actually finished the game with. So super short summaries it is! 

 

Amanda Amell: The cheerful necromancer, never fazed by death, gore or really anything short of the darkspawn broodmothers. Managed to romance Alistair despite herself. And had the dark ritual done, because she got too attached. 

 

Theron Cousland: The comedian in shining armor, a great soldier when he shuts up. Romanced Morrigan because she's basically a female mage version of him.

 

Saidra Aeducan: The commander, warrior with a crossbow (miss being able to do that), brilliant tactical mind, sadly it didn't translate to the political sphere so Bhelen got the best of her at every turn. Still bitter about Goren so no romance. Had Loghain take down the archdemon to redeem himself. 

 

Mira Tabris: Miss "axe-crazy", dual-wield warrior (miss that too), always had a bit of a temper, the origin story really set her off and she was happy to murder-knife her way across Ferelden from then on.

 

Lauriel Mahariel: Dalish poster-girl, ranger archer and very proud of her heritage. Ended up with Zevran. Notable accomplishments: beat Golems of Amgarrak on Nightmare.

 

Never played DAII so I just roll the dice on Hawke's gender/class/personality.

 

Just two Inquisitors so far

 

Iaris Lavellan: Keeper's first and hopeless Solas-mancer pretty much by the numbers. Kind of funny as I was completely spoiler free when I started the game, picked a hell of a character to start with.

 

Lysse Cadash: In her own words "Dashing dwarven rogue", also a shameless flirt. Planning on having her hook up with Sera. Should be fun. 

[JadeDragon]

Warrior Cousland-was the diplomatic one of my three heroes. He believed in doing the right thing for the good of the people and if he was in a position to help then he would never turn away, especially after he had to leave his mother and father to die. Not only did he swear to get revenge on arl Howe but he swore to himself if he was going to be a grey warden he would help anyone in need blight or no blight. He formed a close friendship with alister and was proud to see his befriend become king and marry anora. From the first time he saw morrigan he felt allured to her wild beauty and when she confessed her feelings for him he had no choice to return those feelings. He did not see the dark ritual as a means for his survival but to create a life with the woman he loved. He did not see the need for needless bloodshed so he would use his diplomatic skills he learned from his father to settle things as peaceful as possible but if need be he always had his sword hand ready. After slaying the archdemon and saving both the city and the keep he was a hero of legend. Truly worthy of the title of hero, he let the architect live and avernus study in more civil means as a way to give back to the order. He specialized in champion, spirit warrior, berserker, and guardian, had vigilance and the heartwood bow crafted yet he still felt empty. He carried a ring that was more special to him then his family's sword, so when he happily went with his love thru the mirror to be a father in his sons life just as his father was in his. He had no regrets he trained the wardens at vigils keep well to protect his country and his bestfriend was king, once his son was old enough the hero knew he had one last important mission not just for him but for the order, his friends, his wife and son.

Mage Hawk-The sarcastic champion. Behind all that laughter was a man in pain. He was forced to be the man of the family after his father died. And in a time of crisis the pressure couldn't get to him. Watching his little sister die who looked up to him was blow #2 but he kept his smile. He meet great friends in kirkwall and even though he did not see eye to eye with some namely fenris and Sebastian they respected each other. He did not feel betrayed when his brother become a templar, he just wanted him to find a place of his own. Besides restoring his family nobility and falling in love with isabela was making him feel like all that smuggler work was worth it just to see his mother smile. He formed a bestfriendship with anders his fellow mage and while they wanted the same goals mage freedom they both had different methods. Hawke did not mind the circle but mage abuse and not able to see there families was something he was against since Hawke was a family man. All was good until he saved his city in a epic one on one duel worthy of the title champion. But at that point the pressured not only returned but grew. He tried to remain neutral in the mage-templar issues but once his mother was slain by a crazed mage Hawke knew his city was corrupt to a great degree. Hawke specialized in force and blood magic believing that the user not magic was the evil a lesson taught by his father who Hawke found out was also a blood mage. Then his bestfriend blew up the chantry and lied to him. while not approving of his actions be spared him to redeem himself and knew mages fighting mages was not the way so he protected the mages because not all was guilty of the crime. After the final fight side by side with his brother lover and close friends Hawke knew he had a target on his head so he fled for kirkwall own good.

Rogue Trevelyan- story will be updated when dlcs are out and completed.

[His Name was HYR!!]

I have two canons: one that I focused on (1), and another that just became too awesome to be considered second-fiddle (2).

1.) Theryn Mahariel: Dalish elf obsessed with increasing his physical and political power, and using it to advance his people in any way possible.
2.) Sereda Aeducan: nutty dwarven noble with a Sera-like personality.

1.) Ilda Hawke: illegalist and insurrectionist that would make Friends of Red Jenny blush, swept through every conflict she faced like a human hurricane -- leaving chaos, death and destruction in her wake. Defeated Meredith in an epic estrogen-battle and fled the burning city.
2.) Gaylord Hawke: pro-Templar mage and joker as shrewd as he was witty, capping off many wily acts with rising to Viscount.

1.) Ashkaari Adaar -- Qunari warrior-mage that built up a powerful Inquisition... only to bind himself to some elven god.
2.) Stickly Lavellan -- anorexic two-handed Reaver who is also enslaved to an elven god.


(Can't believe my second Hawke's name is censored).

[TheJediSaint]

Micheal Cousland- Avenged parents, slayed arch demon, sired a child out of wedlock.

 

Martin Hawke- Moved to the most dysfunctional city in Thedas, fell in love with a blood mage, inadvertently started a mage rebellion.

 

Luther Trevalyan- Saved an Empress, courted a Seeker, and defeated an ancient magister.  All without having clue what the hell he was doing.

[Heimdall]

Emrien Mahariel - Emrien was a Dalish hunter that always lacked the disdain for humanity common among his people.  As devoted as he was to his clan mates, he was quite curious about humans.  He was always given to naive wanderlust and a whimsical attitude.  When he was forced to leave his clan, he was saddened but a part of him was invigorated by the opportunity to journey outside the wild spaces he had traveled with the Dalish.  His optimism was a dampened when Tamlen's death was compounded by the events of Ostagar.  He developed a half genuine mask of upbeat humor that has stayed with him ever since.  It was his sense of humor and interest in human culture that drew him to the Leliana.  His fascination turned to affection and eventually love.

 

He journeyed to Redcliffe first and defended the village from the undead, only to depart in search of aid from the Ferelden Circle of Magi.  Emrien helped the mages of the Circle and recruited the assassin Zevran on the way back to Redcliffe with typical good cheer.  Once there, he sent his friend Morrigan into the Fade to free Connor and departed to seek the aid of the dwarves.  Along the way, an encounter with a wayward merchant led to the acquisition of Shale.  In Orzammar, Emrien found himself out of his depth.  He was a hunter, hardly experienced in court intrigue.  A certain level of naivety led to him siding with Prince Bhelen, but he destroyed the Anvil of the Void for Caridin.  Happy to be under the sky, he then followed Levi Dryden to Soldier's Peak, where he partook of the old Warden Avernus' research and permitted him to continue with ethical constraints.  The demon possessing Sophia Dryden was slain.  Then it was off in search of Brother Genitivi and the Urn of Sacred Ashes.  The Warden slew Kolgrim and the false Andraste, having respect for the prophet if not the Chantry that followed her.  After curing Arl Eamon, Emrien set out to the Brecilian Forest.  The encounter with Tamlen demoralized him and the truth about Zathrian made him question the idea of returning to his people, but he cured the wolves.  At the end of his journey, Emrien convinced his best friend Alistair to marry Queen Anora and ascend the throne.  He was conflicted about the ritual, but decided to take Morrigan up on her deal.  When the Archdemon lay dead at his hand, Emrien was relieved to be done with the struggle and planned to travel with Leliana.

 

So imagine his dismay when he was summoned to serve as Warden-Commander of Ferelden and she to serve the Divine.  Emrien had seen too much of the darkspawn to refuse the post.  He saved Amaranthine from the Mother's forces and Vigil's Keep held against the assault. He eventually spared the Architect in the hopes that his efforts would create infighting in the Deep Roads, though perhaps a part of him hoping that the peculiar darkspawns' goal of an end to the Blights.  Later, once he tracked down Morrigan, Emrien let her go through the mirror and departed with wistful thoughts about the son he might never see.

Alys Hawke - Alys was an apostate with a kind heart but a stern demeanor, happy to help but sometimes short on patience.  She did her best to persevere through the loss of her sister and held her brother on a short leash through their year in service to Athenril's smugglers after arriving in Kirkwall.  Thankfully Varric Tethras' intervention gave her family a chance to get out of the slums.  It proved an eventful time.  She made new friends and grew close to some of them, the former Tevinter slave Fenris especially.  When she finally assembled the funds, she led her brother in the Deep Roads.  Bartrand's betrayal and her brother's subsequent induction into the Grey Wardens left Alys embittered, but  she and her mother used the proceeds to catapult themselves into the aristocracy.

 

For three years, she tried to deal with her problems by making her family name a notable one among the city elite as best she could.  Then she was called in to serve the viscount in dealing with the Qunari Arishok.  She tried her best to oppose the plots masterminded by Mother Petrice, but found her efforts frustrated.  Closer to home, Alys' relationship with Fenris grew intimate but he left her after a single night.  Tragedy struck when a deranged maleficar abducted and killed Leandra, Alys' mother.  Alys was devastated, but took some solace in a newfound closeness to her fellow apostate, Merrill.  Bereaved, Alys accepted to get out of the city when a mystery thief named Tallis asked for help with a heist.  She helped the Qunari and returned to the city, only to find it in crisis.  Alys had never gotten along with Isabella, but when the pirate showed her true character by returning with the tome, she stepped up and slew the Arishok in single combat, defending Isabella and earning the title of Champion.

 

She spent the next three years helping the mages as Meredith cracked down on them.  Her lover, Merrill, moved in with her.  Things only got worse as Meredith worked to keep a new viscount from assuming the office.  During this time, Alys also came under attack by strange Carta dwarves.  Following that lead took her to a prison in the Vimmark mountains.  When she learned the truth of matters, she sided with Larius and apparently killed Corypheus.  Upon her return, she was dragged into the mage-templar struggle yet again.  When Anders did the unthinkable, she executed her onetime friend out of mercy.  She did her best to save the mages, but abandoned the city after killing Orsino and Meredith.  She left her adopted home with a heavy heart, bitter and dissatisfied. 

Riona Lavellan - (A Work in Progress, I Haven't Completed The Playthrough)

[Lazengan]

Inquisitor Rukako:

 

Some random 50040404th son of a backwater town. Underachiever, quiet, beta, short, small, considered weak willed. Very excellent sense of logic, spatial awareness, and engineering skills. Could use a bow

 

Forced to save the world.

 

Found his true strength of character inside, became an alpha male. Got along with everyone except Viviane and Cassandra. Hated Cassandra actually, told that b*tch to face reality

 

had a foursome with some fangirls after killing Corypheus