1.Kal-Sharok DLC
2.Solas DLC
3.Elder One Chronicles - Just like darkspawn chronicles only we use a team of Calpernia(mage) Samson(warrior) and Florianne(rogue) and take orders for Cory while we fight the Inquisition led by Cassandra at the Arbor Wilds. Killing companions advisors and important npcs like fiona and ser barris.
1.Kal-Sharok DLC
2.Solas DLC
3.Elder One Chronicles - Just like darkspawn chronicles only we use a team of Calpernia(mage) Samson(warrior) and Florianne(rogue) and take orders for Cory while we fight the Inquisition led by Cassandra at the Arbor Wilds. Killing companions advisors and important npcs like fiona and ser barris.
I don't think we need a DLC for your third idea. If you choose the mages, you see what happens if Corypheus wins.
Temple of Andruil. For, um, reasons...
Sera-Andruil theory for the win!!!
1 - I've been into the idea of having a romanced-themed DLC. Every companion gets a set of quests, and you can do them even if you're not romancing a certain LI, but if you are romancing them, the quest is filled with fluff and love, but not too much that it becomes silly. I'd like to see them pretty fast paced and intense, like the Citadel DLC for ME3. Honestly, I'm amazed they waited until ME3 to even scratch the surface of that gold mine.
2 - Something involving Skyhold, like an assassin guild coming to kill the Inquisitor, and they really flesh out Skyhold. You run through passages under it, new rooms, cool discoveries, etc. Visiting other places should also be included, like going to a pub in *somewhere* to collect information. Also, they should include more customizations for Skyhold with this DLC.
3 - Solas.
I don't think we need a DLC for your third idea. If you choose the mages, you see what happens if Corypheus wins.
Eh, to be fair I wouldn't say Corypheus "won" in that scenario as it wasn't at all what he wanted. Alexius' magic was meant to go back in time before the Breach so the Elder One could do what he originally intended, but the magic wasn't able to go back that far since it was reliant on the Breach.
At best, that's a pyrrhic victory for Corypheus. He's beaten the Inquisition, sure, but he's not able to fulfill his true goal of taking the Black City's seat for himself and the world is a chaotic mess because the Anchor is MIA.
(not that the world being filled with Red Lyrium even had he succeeded is much better).
Speaking of Corypheus reminds me of an idea I got awhile back.
The Inquisition never discovers Corypheus' base of operations during the campaign. Perhaps we could discover said base in a DLC, and by doing so obtain more information about him? He was severely underdeveloped in the main game 
Wasn't the shrine of Dumat that?Speaking of Corypheus reminds me of an idea I got awhile back.
The Inquisition never discovers Corypheus' base of operations during the campaign. Perhaps we could discover said base in a DLC, and by doing so obtain more information about him? He was severely underdeveloped in the main game
I'd like to see some new NPCs - Krem getting promoted is a nobrainer. I rather liked some sort of Alamarri character - there's a whole British Iron Maiden/Black Sabbath vibe that they could play off.
-Some sort of Citadel-like DLC would be great and all but if it's because you want romance scenes, it leaves out Solasmancers and getting a chance to see anything with Solas and Lavellan. An Espionage plot against the Inquisition would be fun.
-Wolf Hunt DLC
-More locations to discover, something Dwarven or Ancient Elven would be nice.
There's others I just can't think about right now, I'll have to write down some tomorrow 
I really will be sad to see the end of Flemeth. I was never convinced she was truly evil. I'd like to see more of exactly what transpired at the Well of Sorrows with Morrigan. It seemed that Flemeth's plan for her wasn't quite as sinister as it seemed in Origins, though it's still puzzling. Their moment in the Fade was very emotional I thought. Morrigan's "Wait..." was heartbreaking.
Isn't Flemeth unkillable? I mean she is only 500 years old...surely she can do another 500..
Any DLC will be good enough for me...i'll leave it in the hands of the Maker to create.
:DI like mine better The Old Lady Of Corypheus she goes to Antiva with Ogres and gunlocks. the Crows ask you for help.
But I also want Solos and some of those other things.
B)But I will take what ever they offer. Needing a power of 40 for the last fight and level 20 just makes it so short for my taste.
I kind of want a DLC where it involves Tevinter in some way. Preferably, going there personally and getting some cool items.
Also, something to do with the Wardens and more companion type things.
Oh! I thought of a second one!
1. Wolf Hunt
2. Prisoner DLC - the people you get for Judgement quests appear in the jail cells at Skyhold/Haven and you can speak with them (they might just have one line of dialogue or something) before judging them.
3. .... still working on this one...
Isn't Flemeth unkillable? I mean she is only 500 years old...surely she can do another 500..
Flemeth can be killed and sincerely think the primary personality, the former Lady of Highever, is gone and not coming back. I think she gave up almost all that she was and had been in order to help Solas. However, as long as a tiny piece of the ancient elf's "divinity" (for lack of a better word) remains, Mythal can come back. I could be wrong, but I do believe that Morrigan won't turn into Flemeth. I think that ship has sailed, at least until Kieran hits adulthood and goes off on his own. Then anything could happen I suppose.
The speculation I've read is that Flemeth was leaving a tiny piece of Mythal's essence behind in the eluvian for Morrigan to find. It's for Morrigan only, and not her son, since her son doesn't exist in some world states.
Anyway, this takes place during the post-credits ending, right before she tells Solas that he shouldn't have given Cory the orb (no sh*t, Sherlock.)
Since Morrigan has been reared to preserve ancient magic, I could see her taking the wisp of power of Mythal from the mirror willingly so it wouldn't be lost. If Morrigan has drank from the Well, I could see her taking the small piece to regain her freedom, or simply due to the geas that Solas likely has over her thanks to the power transfer. If Morrigan didn't drink from the Well, she'd still be likely to accept the piece to prevent Mythal's magic from going away forever.
If Morrigan didn't drink from the Well, she'd still be likely to accept the piece to prevent Mythal's magic from going away forever.
Not to mention she'd also have power over the Inquisitor and therefore the Inquisition. Perfect excuse for our Inquisitor to go along with Morrigan if Bioware wants to put her back in the Inquisitor's story.
Not to mention she'd also have power over the Inquisitor and therefore the Inquisition. Perfect excuse for our Inquisitor to go along with Morrigan if Bioware wants to put her back in the Inquisitor's story.
Hey you, been awhile. <hugs>
I was thinking much the same. I can say that I hope that they resolve the Mythal/Well/Morrigan subplot before the next game. I'm not usually one to complain too hard, but I am getting a little sick of these options that seem huge but will probably have little impact on future games. First the OGB, and now this. I'd rather see this resolved and the plot thread ended before the next DA. I'm not trying to whine too much, because the Well and the latter events were very well done, and probably some of the best scenes in the game. Still, it did make me a little sad that even though my IQ drinking from the Well seems like a big deal in this game, it'll likely get ignored and/or quickly resolved come the next game.
I know that resolving at least most of that situation would add a lot of closure to Inquisition. If they do a similar DLC for Solas as Witch Hunt, they can leave his fate mostly unresolved. Heck, maybe a sequel hook for the next game. After all, Briala has the elves active and a possible power in Orlais. Even if the player removes her from power, a cause and a passion for change doesn't die swifty or quietly.
I am beginning to suspect that some of the focus of the next game is going to be on the elves. Between the city elves of Orlais demanding/protesting for more recognition as people; Briala's influence, which will linger (even if the IQ choose to side against her); and now Solas determined to "help the People," I think the last DLC of Inquisition is going to be tying into an elven revolution as one of the major plots of DA4. I also think that Briala's influence (or at least her cries for change) has probably crossed the Waking Sea by now. I have a theory that the next game is going to take place up north, though I think we aren't going to see Tevinter come the next DA game.
I know one thing I'd love before the last DLC of Inquisition: Seeing Sandal again. He was supposed to be off to Orlais as of the end of DA2, but he was nowhere to be found. I've done Champions of the Just, so I saw the dwarf that looks a lot like him in the Fade. Yet, it didn't feel the same without hearing him say "Enchantment!" at least once.
It's weird...I'm not the biggest fan of the character, but I'm oddly attached to the strange but sweet dwarf. I also have this very sad feeling that Bodhain has passed away from old age, not due to the civil war or the Mage/Templar war. Died in his sleep. Even though my IQ didn't know him, it would be nice if the player could visit some sort of grave or memorial for Bodhain. He was a hero in his own right, and deserves a shout-out.
1. Wolf Hunt Death. As I seriously dislike the Solas character on every level, the option of IQ to turn the mark on him after he nukes Cory would be cool. Sent to the fade in pieces, he could banter with Stroud, who I left in the fade to face the Nightmare.
2. investigation and further explanation of the Primeal Thaig and the lore of Red Lirium. The Profane should have had a larger role.
3. The legendary story of how the Awakening GW crew: The Warden, Oghren, Nathaniel and Sigrun not only found a cure for the Calling, but in their spare time, incited the rebellion against the First Warden.
1. MY AMELL AND ALSTAIR HAVE A RENUIN. PLEASE MAKE DIS HAPPEN BIOWARE.
2. Solas
3. Future of the Inquisition.
Hey you, been awhile. <hugs>
Hey! I hadn't even noticed it was you! 
*hugs back*
I know that resolving at least most of that situation would add a lot of closure to Inquisition. If they do a similar DLC for Solas as Witch Hunt, they can leave his fate mostly unresolved. Heck, maybe a sequel hook for the next game. After all, Briala has the elves active and a possible power in Orlais. Even if the player removes her from power, a cause and a passion for change doesn't die swifty or quietly.
I am beginning to suspect that some of the focus of the next game is going to be on the elves. Between the city elves of Orlais demanding/protesting for more recognition as people; Briala's influence, which will linger (even if the IQ choose to side against her); and now Solas determined to "help the People," I think the last DLC of Inquisition is going to be tying into an elven revolution as one of the major plots of DA4. I also think that Briala's influence (or at least her cries for change) has probably crossed the Waking Sea by now. I have a theory that the next game is going to take place up north, though I think we aren't going to see Tevinter come the next DA game.
Please! I hated how Briala was incorporated into DAI after how important they made the whole Eluvian network seem at the end of TME. I can't help but feel she was tacked on to the end of the Wicked Eyes and Wicked Hearts. To have her crop up again and the network explored in depth in DLC would be great and what with the importance of the Eluvians it could be a really sexy way to slip in some Morrigan/Mythal/Solas, either by having them explicitly show up or the way they did with Ulysses throughout the F:NV DLC with little hints here and there.
A thought: if "Wolf Hunt" is the last DLC, how would people feel about Solas' storyline being threaded through the other story DLC leading up to it?
Gah so many great ideas here and so many great ideas that it is hard to just chose 'three' of them. And it is especially hard since with all the ideas I have and kind of want to see in this game for DLC I imagine we will just get three of them. But alas....
1. Return to Kirkwall- The City has quite some interesting stuff happening to it in Inquisition. In War Table Missions you can have Prince Sebastan Veil attacking the city or even the Venatori? (not sure about that last one). But even if not then that could still make a great backdrop as the Venatori try and rebuild after Corypheus's fall by taking the White City of Chains. And, I know many in fandom hated Kirkwall, but personally, the city felt like home to me and I think the Frostbite engine could do it and the surrounding areas way more justice.
2. The Assassination of Divine Victoria- Could be set mostly in Val Royeux as a plot breaks out where the Inquisitor has to save Divine Victoria from an assination propelling the Inquisition into a web of lies, intrigue, and politics. Wicked Eyes but on steroids, involving the whole of Val Royeux.
3. Wolf Hunt- But set in the Tevinter Imperium (or the Anderfels) to serve as Inquisition's bridge to the future games of the series wherever the next one is set. While looking for Solas, and perhaps delving into politics of the North.
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