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The Heroes of the Past call upon the Inquisitor to help them with a new task. Having dealt with the Orlesion Nobility, The Grey Wardens, and having contacted the heroes of old, The Inquisitor is called to find a solution to a problem that has been untouched for centuries: Curing the calling. The Hero of Ferelden/Orlesian Warden Commander has asked for the support of Hawke/Stroud and the Inquisitor and his new Mabari sidekick (with a choosable name)(Another option is that if Morrigan had a son with the Warden, he shows up with either Morrigan or the Hero, commanding his own magic). Together, they will venture from Elven Ruins to the Deep Roads to find a cure, and along the way, encounter something much darker.
Additionally, Corypheus has sent his own agents to interfere and kill the three heroes, but they do not present as big of a threat as another group of Darkspawn, which seems to prefer to blocking the Inquisitor's path more then confrontation, a clear deviance in normal Darkspawn behavior. As they continue, they soon encounter another Darkspawn named The Survivor if the Architect was killed, demanding Vengence for the Architect's death, or The Guardian is he is alive, demanding the secret source of Warden Blood for the Architect cannot be taken, and that he will kill them to prevent this secret from getting out reguardless of the wishes of his master.
As the battle goes on and the adventure continues, they eventally find something that goes beyond all comprehension: A surface ruin of Dwarvern, Elvish, and Human design. Along with a Qunari research team that had been following a century long investigation of the Blights. Learning key details that the objective Qunari learned, they soon find themselves surrounded by the Darkspawn, as well as Venatori agents, and are surrounded by not one or two, but three Archdemons. The Venatori quickly kill the Survivor/Architect, and then have their Archdemons created by Corypheus attack the group (though this does not start combat yet). THe Hero/Stroud/Morrigan will comment however that they are not true Archdemons, and will not ressurect if killed, meaning no Wardens will die when they do, nor can they yet ressurect.
Of course, who else but Leliana shows up, puting an arrow into the lead Venatori agent's head. If Leliana was recruited by The Hero of Ferelden, The Hero or Morrigan will comment that she had a knack for timing, but one person was not going to stop two Archdemons. Then Leliana simply replies that she did not come alone, and when she heard about a couple or Archdemons flying about following the group, she had some frineds come with her to investigate. At this point, every surviving companion who could possibly show up arrives (with perhaps the exception of Anders for being an absolute ass), and combat starts against two Archdemon level enemies with the group of four, with all of those companions from previous games and the current game assisting.
Once the Archdemons are dead, The heroes collect the final piece of the puzzle that they needed to beat the calling: A description of the procedure that can be used to remove the blight from a persons blood. With their victory completed, the group heads back to Skyhold, and there is a party going on, with greatly improved moral as two (near) Archdemons are now dead, dealing Corypheus a great blow. The Hero of Ferelden, The Champion of Kirkwall, and the Inquisitor then discuss their past exploits provided they are all alive. The Hero of Ferelden once refering to a time when Alistair was so drunk off his ass, he nearly proposed to Morrigan. Luckily, Leliana caused him to trip and fall. Hawke recalls the time he and Varric had to deal with a herd of rampaging Bronto that were heading towards Kirkwall, led by an pair of lovers, an Elf and a Dwarf, who believed they had acquired magic. He also recalls Sandal and his antics in the deep roads, leading the Hero to wonder if Sandal is a Dwarvern mage, given he said "Not enchantment" to Hawke.
The festivities end with everyone dancing with their romance partners. If the Hero of Ferelden or Hawke are opposite genders and did not romance anyone, they will dance with each other as a joke. Varric will also claim this inspired him later to write more of his romance novels.
What do you think? A bit much? Maybe a bit obsessive? I thought it seemed like a good idea.
Also, additional dialogue possibilities:
-Hawke and Hero talk about Anders.
-Morrigan and Stroud consoling over their lost friends.
-Keiren (if he is the fourth instead of the Mabari) will ask his father/mother if he has any brothers or sisters. This answer would only be different (if I recall correctly) if a Dwarf origin is chosen.
-At some point, it is mentioned how odd it is that all of them have actually met Alistair independently, on a personal basis.
-If the entire group are mages, they will mention that mages better get some damn respect, as this is proof that Mages are capable of being responsibility.
-The Hero will mention missing the dog, while Morrigan will mention how strange it seemed that the Mabari seemed to show more intelligence then Alistair.
-If Stroud and the Warden are both present, they might talk about Warden stuff.
-If the Warden is present, SOMEONE will ask about his disappearance.
-Hawke will mention what they did for Flemmeth. If Morrigan is there and Flemmeth died, she will be angry, while the Warden would be more understanding.
-If it is a Mabari and Morrigan is the fourth, she will occasional mention the Mabari putting things in her bag. If the Warden is there, he will put a rare herb in there instead.
-Depending on their actions, Hawke and the Warden will either show support for the Mages or for the Templars. The Warden will blame Anders for the war though, and not Hawke.
-If Keiren is the fourth, he will be a mage, and his specialization will either be "Beastmaster" or "Ancestral Mage", depending on the status of his soul.
-Keiren will comment on how children die when they shouldnt. This would be a reference to the usual game logic that makes children immune to death and/or damage.
-Keiren will claim he likes Cole best. He will also note, either at Skyhold or in the Party, that the group seems to have been favored by the exact same force or entity, yet he cannot place its origin, stating that it exists beyond their own world.
And I am sure there is plenty more follower dialogue they could think up.
As for specializations, Hawke would be Kirkwall Protagonist, and its abilities would depend on his class, while the Hero of Ferelden will be "Hero of Ferelden", and his abilities would also depend on his class. If there is a Mabari, it would be known as Bad ass Super Dog "Loyal Mabari", and have a variety of unique and special skills, as well as a larger skill tree then any other group, being that he is a dog.
Okay, I know that was big and long and what not, but there it is! My idea! What do you think?
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