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[dantares83]

I've always said that I wanted to see Abelas come back and be a companion. Also, it'd be pretty sweet to have Scout Harding as one too! 

 

could be

 

anyone that supposedly 'die' in a magical place can be revived in DA (as in Leliana)

[NoForgiveness]

Dorian: ugh.. it's pretty obvious he'll be around one way or another. Whatever. I don't really care either way.

Sera: because she's awesome and I'd be okay with more track marks? Plus she seems fairly easy to bring back. I mean she can't die and for an inquisitor she likes she goes out of her way to stay close. Showing up out of nowhere just to help isn't out of character either.

[dawnstone]

Hmm, out of the characters who aren't possibly dead in a player worldstate, and leaving out people who are tied to high-powered roles like Cassandra, Varric, and Dorian, and main plot like the Arishok(Sten), Solas and Morrigan, I wouldn't mind seeing any of these folks again:

 

Spoiler

From Origins:

 

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Finn & Ariane

Shale

Bodahn & Sandal Feddic

The Architect (no, I don't think he died if you tried to kill him)

Leliana (is, apparently, immortal)

 

From DA2:

 

Merrill

Feynriel

Charade

 

From Inquistion:

 

Cole

Sera

Calpernia

Charter

Lysas

Gatt

Sutherland & Co

Bianca

Lace Harding

Dagna

Valta... that's a lot of female dwarves!

 

Any of the various scholars, multiplayer characters, and, of course, Xenon.

 

Of the possibly dead, depending on worldstate:

Spoiler

Origins:

 

Zevran

Sigrun

Velanna

Loghain

Alistair

 

DA2:

 

Fenris

Anders/Justice

Carver/Bethany

 

Inquisition:

 

Iron Bull & the Chargers

Barris

Celene/Briala/Gaspard

Abelas

Flemythal

[dantares83]

Hmm, out of the characters who aren't possibly dead in a player worldstate, and leaving out people who are tied to high-powered roles like Cassandra, Varric, and Dorian, and main plot like the Arishok(Sten), Solas and Morrigan, I wouldn't mind seeing any of these folks again:

 

Spoiler

From Origins:

 

Sketch

Finn & Ariane

Shale

Bodahn & Sandal Feddic

The Architect (no, I don't think he died if you tried to kill him)

Leliana (is, apparently, immortal)

 

From DA2:

 

Merrill

Feynriel

Charade

 

From Inquistion:

 

Cole

Sera

Calpernia

Charter

Lysas

Gatt

Sutherland & Co

Bianca

Lace Harding

Dagna

Valta... that's a lot of female dwarves!

 

Any of the various scholars, multiplayer characters, and, of course, Xenon.

 

Of the possibly dead, depending on worldstate:

Spoiler

Origins:

 

Zevran

Sigrun

Velanna

Loghain

Alistair

 

DA2:

 

Fenris

Anders/Justice

Carver/Bethany

 

Inquisition:

 

Iron Bull & the Chargers

Barris

Celene/Briala/Gaspard

Abelas

Flemythal

some of these characters can die

[dawnstone]

some of these characters can die

Oh, okay, I tried to separate them out. I never kill anyone I can possibly save, with the exception of Erimond, so there's probably a couple I missed.

[sniper_arrow]

Harding, Maevaris, and for some reason, Valya from Last Flight.

[daveliam]

Honestly?  I'm kind of over returning companions.  I don't mind returning characters becoming companions (a la Cassandra), but I don't necessarily need to see a companion coming back.  Especially since we are supposedly heading to Tevinter.  Given that we're leaving South Thedas, let's have a cleaner break and less cameos and returning companions.

 

The only DA: I companion who really 'makes sense' to return would be Dorian.  Anyone else would be a stretch.  Yes, you could come up with ways for Bull, Sera, and maybe Blackwall to end up there, but it wouldn't 'make sense' the way it does for Dorian.  That being said.  Just being in the Imperium isn't enough to justify Dorian's return as a companion.  He'll be a major player in Imperial politics and, frankly, his personal story feels like it's reached a natural stopping point.  If they want a Lucerni, I think Maevaris is a better choice.  She's connected to the major plot of the series in multiple ways:  she's Varric's cousin-in-law; she's Dorian's close ally; she's been a distant ally of the Inquisition; she's supported (and fought beside) Alistair and Isabela in the past.  And she would be a way to offer an alternate view of progressive Imperials.  We've already heard Dorian's side.  Let's hear another side to start to get the nuance in the politics.  Her being included as a companion would be more akin to Cole's inclusion:  she's primarily secondary source material making a more significant appearance in the main series. 

 

I'd like to see Harding return as a companion.  She makes 'sense' to me.  She's a senior agent in the Inquisition (regardless of its fate at the end of Trespasser), so I could easily see why she'd be an ideal candidate to be sent as the forward scout to Tevinter.  She's an established "badass" character type.  Players have a connection to her already (especially since they've paved the way for her to be a bisexual romance).  And she offers something new -- a surface dwarf with no connects to the dwarf community.  She's a shepherdess from the Hinterlands turned Inquisition scout.  She could play the role of ranged rogue, "returning character", and dwarf romance without having to trot out any actual returning companions.

 

Outside of them, I'm not really feeling many others.  As some have said, it might be interesting to see what Shale is up to.  Especially if her personal quest involves her potentially un-goleming herself.  Plus, then we'd have two lady dwarves if Harding was there which would be amazing given that we've only had 1 lady dwarf in the entire series and she was in the expansion only. 

[Jedi Comedian]

I just wanna see Nathaniel again.

[ComedicSociopathy]

How about all them?

[Cribbian]

I want to see slave-fenris and Danarius if you let the latter take take the former in DA2 . Maybe just have them walk by in the background in a cutscene or something.

[JD Buzz]

Marius and Tessa from Magekiller - if they're still alive.

Lace Harding - she's one of Leliana's successors.

Morrigan - there's a bit of unfinished business after Flemeth sent some of her powers through the eluvian.

Sandal - after finding his journal in the shattered library during Trespasser, he might still be around.

[sniper_arrow]

Outside of them, I'm not really feeling many others.  As some have said, it might be interesting to see what Shale is up to.  Especially if her personal quest involves her potentially un-goleming herself.  Plus, then we'd have two lady dwarves if Harding was there which would be amazing given that we've only had 1 lady dwarf in the entire series and she was in the expansion only. 

 

The problem with Shale is that she can be killed in DAO. Assuming Bioware doesn't want to repeat the Leliana debacle, Shale may not return due to that variable unless they have storyline in mind to resurrect her.

[vbibbi]

The problem with Shale is that she can be killed in DAO. Assuming Bioware doesn't want to repeat the Leliana debacle, Shale may not return due to that variable unless they have storyline in mind to resurrect her.

After her presence in Asunder, I wonder if she will continue on to Tevinter without Wynne. If so, I think she would quickly be taken advantage of by a magister and pressed into service rather than turned mortal again. Maybe she would masquerade as a mindless golem to the magister's enemy and then squish the enemy when they were vulnerable.

[Seritath]

Hopefuls:

Iron Bull: I have started to absolutely LOATHE Bull, especially considering particular events that can occur in cerntain DLC bits, but thematically and gameplay wise he dovetails into a Tevinter war better than any other DA character.

Sten: Same thematic reasoning behind Bull. I have yet to read books 4 and 5, and to my knowledge Sten kind of sank into the woodwork, but him showing back up on the side of the Qunari would be an interesting callback.

 

Fenris: I "hate" him, but as far as Tevinter goes (if you couldn't tell, my chips are in the next game is in Tevinter basket for unmentioned reasons) he would be another thematic yes.

 

Allistair: Why? No idea. Canonically he is Ferelden king as per basic world state in Inquisition, so aiding Ferelden forces wouldn't be out of the question, but he doesn't have the strongest ties plot-wise.

 

Nopefuls:

 

Varric: If I have to deal with that smug midget for another game forcedly I will be writing the Bioware writing team a very polite and kind worded letter about pushing characters. Give the few of us that loathe the dwarf some reprieve.

 

Isabella: LET THE BOOK GO.

 

Blackwall: In any way, shape, or form- just make him leave.

 

 

We know so little at this point, but given what we do know, that's all I can hope for.

If you don't like my character distaste, fight me bruh.

 

 

[dantares83]

The problem with Shale is that she can be killed in DAO. Assuming Bioware doesn't want to repeat the Leliana debacle, Shale may not return due to that variable unless they have storyline in mind to resurrect her.

 

actually i dont understand how golems can actually die?

 

they make of stones right? and i believe they can easily be reactivated.

[Andromelek]

Dorian and Shale, for sure, Maevaris and Feynriel would be nice to see too, I also want to see Valta and Yavana, mostly to get more info on the ancient creatures they protect,.

[vbibbi]

Hopefuls:

Iron Bull: I have started to absolutely LOATHE Bull, especially considering particular events that can occur in cerntain DLC bits, but thematically and gameplay wise he dovetails into a Tevinter war better than any other DA character.

Sten: Same thematic reasoning behind Bull. I have yet to read books 4 and 5, and to my knowledge Sten kind of sank into the woodwork, but him showing back up on the side of the Qunari would be an interesting callback.

 

Fenris: I "hate" him, but as far as Tevinter goes (if you couldn't tell, my chips are in the next game is in Tevinter basket for unmentioned reasons) he would be another thematic yes.

 

Allistair: Why? No idea. Canonically he is Ferelden king as per basic world state in Inquisition, so aiding Ferelden forces wouldn't be out of the question, but he doesn't have the strongest ties plot-wise.

 

Nopefuls:

 

Varric: If I have to deal with that smug midget for another game forcedly I will be writing the Bioware writing team a very polite and kind worded letter about pushing characters. Give the few of us that loathe the dwarf some reprieve.

 

Isabella: LET THE BOOK GO.

 

Blackwall: In any way, shape, or form- just make him leave.

 

 

We know so little at this point, but given what we do know, that's all I can hope for.

If you don't like my character distaste, fight me bruh.

I think Dorian has a much stronger connection to Tevinter than Bull, and it's all but assured he will be in the next game. I think Bull will be a conditional cameo but due to Trespasser can't be more than that.

 

As for Sten, as of the comic series that came out before Mage Killer,

Spoiler

he is the new arishock, so I assume he will make an appearance.

 

actually i dont understand how golems can actually die?

 

they make of stones right? and i believe they can easily be reactivated.

It's the sci-fi/fantasy logic of non "living" entities dying after we chop them into bits. Does a golem retain its awareness/soul if we pound it into rubble, or does it become inanimate stone/iron and the dwarf spirit goes back to the Stone?

[Elista]

In my dream team of allies, I would like to see :
- Charter as agent of the Inquisitor in Tevinter. WoT2 reveals her as a very interesting character and she is a spy playing with many false identities, it seems better to send her than a scout like Harding in Tevinter. It would totally make sense IMHO.
- Calpernia is a must. Her story is unfinished.
- Marius, because... Calpernia. I love their romance. Maybe Tessa will accompany him.
- Dorian, obviously. I suppose Maevaris will be there too, even if I have no interest in this character for now.
- Shale, but I would like to help her become a dwarf again, so the character would be "new" in a way. She is immortal and nobody knows where she is, so, why not ? Tevinter could be a good place to find a golem who wants to be delivered from her condition.

And tons of new characters, because I want to be surprised.

And some cameos but not too much, including Sutherland and his crew.

[wright1978]

Wouldn't mind seeing Hawke's cousin Charade again.

 

The one character i really don't want to ever see again is Harding.

[Sifr]

Wouldn't mind seeing Hawke's cousin Charade again.

 

The one character i really don't want to ever see again is Harding.

 

Charade is apparently working as a Jenny in Tantervale as of Inquisition, so that puts her somewhat close to the Imperium's borders.

[Qun00]

Hopefuls:Iron Bull: I have started to absolutely LOATHE Bull, especially considering particular events that can occur in cerntain DLC bits, but thematically and gameplay wise he dovetails into a Tevinter war better than any other DA character.Sten: Same thematic reasoning behind Bull. I have yet to read books 4 and 5, and to my knowledge Sten kind of sank into the woodwork, but him showing back up on the side of the Qunari would be an interesting callback.
 
Fenris: I "hate" him, but as far as Tevinter goes (if you couldn't tell, my chips are in the next game is in Tevinter basket for unmentioned reasons) he would be another thematic yes.
 
Allistair: Why? No idea. Canonically he is Ferelden king as per basic world state in Inquisition, so aiding Ferelden forces wouldn't be out of the question, but he doesn't have the strongest ties plot-wise.
 
Nopefuls:
 
Varric: If I have to deal with that smug midget for another game forcedly I will be writing the Bioware writing team a very polite and kind worded letter about pushing characters. Give the few of us that loathe the dwarf some reprieve.
 
Isabella: LET THE BOOK GO.
 
Blackwall: In any way, shape, or form- just make him leave.
 
 
We know so little at this point, but given what we do know, that's all I can hope for.
If you don't like my character distaste, fight me bruh.

Heh. "Nopefuls".

[Addictress]

I want Dorian in DA4

[dogstar12]

I wonder if you could go to Grey Warden fortress at Weisshaupt meet up with Hawke or the Hero (not as companions) and get a Griffon (a young one) as a companion, like the dog in DAO and DA2

[AnimalBoy]

I wonder if you could go to Grey Warden fortress at Weisshaupt meet up with Hawke or the Hero (not as companions) and get a Griffon (a young one) as a companion, like the dog in DAO and DA2

 

 

Hawke's not there anymore though. If alive, Hawke goes back to Kirkwall.

[AnimalBoy]

The obvious way to get a companion from Inquisiition to believably be in Tevinter for DA4 would be to have them as your love interest. Surely wherever the Inquisitor goes their love interest wouldn't be far behind. I haven't read any Dragon Age material other then Masked Empire so i can't comment on any of them. The one person that gets brought up as a possible future companion from their is dead in my keep because i accepted an offer from Imshael.