i strongly suspect his mother is a sicko and try to use magic to change her son's look to the way she wants instead of accepting who he is.
if not, how do you explain why he looks the same when his father could be:
1) a thin, frail, big eyes elf
2) an overweight, ugly and bushy dwarf
3) a tall dashing blond hair human
4) Alistair
5) and even freakishly old mother-f**king Loghain
He looks the way he does because any human in him cancels out any elf or dwarf in him, if I understand the lore correctly.
He looks the way he does because any human in him cancels out any elf or dwarf in him, if I understand the lore correctly.
i think it is for elf but not dwarf
but still he could have retains the eyes, nose etc. even if not the pointy ears and short and stout statue.
dont forget that are literally millions of Warden that could mate with Morrigan.
i think it is for elf but not dwarf
but still he could have retains the eyes, nose etc. even if not the pointy ears and short and stout statue.
dont forget that are literally millions of Warden that could mate with Morrigan.
I can't remember for sure, I guess. I know he doesn't look like anyone in any of my games...not my male Wardens (who were all human) or Alistair. 
Not sure if serious....
Honestly only read thread because of huge grammatical error in thread title.
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then what it should be
He looks the way he does because any human in him cancels out any elf or dwarf in him, if I understand the lore correctly.
Or he could simply look more like his mother then he does his dad?
Which would have been a fine explanation and handwave... if he'd had black hair and yellow eyes, like his mother, grandmother and aunt.
I'm fine with him not looking like the Warden since their appearance is nebulous, but I can't fathom the reason (or fantasy genetics) behind why he was given brown hair and green eyes, since Morrigan's side of the family have a rather set bunch of traits to base him on.
(And yes, Flemeth's hair is grey now, but Morrigan alludes to her mother looking a lot like her in her youth, so her hair was presumably black as well)
"did kieran has magical plastic surgery?"
Oh no, the child born of a dark magical ritual does not appear to take after any of the various possible fathers he could have had. Clearly this means that his mother performed some terrible deed after his birth to make him appear as he does. </sarcasm>
I think people are just trying to see too much into this,he looks the way he does because he was designed in this way,even if he could had 8 potential fathers they couldn't account similarity without giving to the player a dedicated CC for him and even then that would have raised more problems rather than being a solution.
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then what it should be
lol
then what it should be
Then what should it be? "Did Kieran have magical plastic surgery?"
Which would have been a fine explanation and handwave... if he'd had black hair and yellow eyes, like his mother, grandmother and aunt.
I'm fine with him not looking like the Warden since their appearance is nebulous, but I can't fathom the reason (or fantasy genetics) behind why he was given brown hair and green eyes, since Morrigan's side of the family have a rather set bunch of traits to base him on.
(And yes, Flemeth's hair is grey now, but Morrigan alludes to her mother looking a lot like her in her youth, so her hair was presumably black as well)
Excuse you my Aeducan was ****** handsome as all hell
I know, right? More ugly dwarf stereotyping! Handsome dwarves (like that dashing fellow in my avi) ftw.....!
If he has had plastic surgery then let's sue... not the most attractive child IMO. Clearly the same surgeon that worked on Alistair and Zevran in DA2.
Could the elven parent still pass on minor traits like hair/eye color?
I think that if the elven traits are cancelled out by mating with a human, doing so could easily encompass cancelling out the elven hair/eye color. As Lynroy mentioned above, I think the kid is lucky to not have any apparent dragon traits.
It wouldn't have been economical to have a CC for a character who may or may not even exist in many playthoughs. Still, I do agree it would have made more sense to simply make Kieran a staff counterpart to Morrigan.
I think that if the elven traits are cancelled out by mating with a human, doing so could easily encompass cancelling out the elven hair/eye color. As Lynroy mentioned above, I think the kid is lucky to not have any apparent dragon traits.
Except that in that case, the kid would most likely have Morrigan's hair and eye color. As was previously mentioned, he doesn't. He seems to be modeled after a Cousland, which doesn't make much sense in the playthroughs where he's not half-Cousland.
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